Schedule for Local Draft Registration Hempstead County Board
The Selective Service local board in Hempstead County sets registration dates after August 30 1922 by birth year. Those born in 1923 register August 31 and September 1. 1924 births September 2 and 3. 1925 births September 5 and 7. 1926 births September 8 and 9. 1927 births September 10 and 11. 1928 births September 13 and 14. 1930 births before September 10 1980 register September 17 and 18. Registration locations include the local board office north of the Missouri Pacific depot and the Cow Room in Hope City Hall. Office hours are 9am to 4pm. Chairman A. Ferwards, Secretary R. Cain, and member A. M. Duffie oversee the process.
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Selective Service Seal Board of
Hempstead County
No. 20
Local Board
Missouri Pacific Depot
Hope Water & Light Plant
Hope
Ark
A &. Wo Ferwards
Cain
A. M. Duffie
Warren Lumber Workers Strike Amid Turbulent Ties
Unclear OCR text references Warren lumber workers preparing a strike with mentions of a company offering 74 cents and various disjointed phrases about workers, locations, and dates. The fragment lacks coherent facts to specify participants or outcomes.
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Warren
Negro Schools to Open on September 7 in Hope District
Superintendent James H. Joes announced the Negro School system will open September 7. A general teachers’ meeting at Yerger High is set for September 4 at 1 am. Students report September 7. bus routes to be announced. Details assign grades and feeders to Rosenwald, Hopewell, Chanel, and Yerger schools.
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Hope Negro
James H. Joes
Yerger High School
Missouri Pacifier Railroad
Verger Momentary
Rosenwald
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hopewell
Misson Pacific
Haynes Chanel
Mt. Hebron
Patmos Road
Green Laseter Comucny
Shover Springs
Chanel
Yerger
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Gillbern
Senpol
Protests Over Treatment of American Consulate Employee
U S Consul General in Jerusalem protests to Jordanian authorities over alleged mistreatment of an American consulate clerk. The clerk, George B. Para, was reportedly detained, handcuffed, blindfolded, slapped, and questioned for hours by Palestinian militants who accused him of being a British spy. Israeli and Jordanian officials seek clarification and assurances about safety and conduct regarding the incident.
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Amer Jcani
Johny J. Mat. Donald
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Granville
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Tyrie
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Bernard
Three Injured in Auto Wreck Here
Three persons were injured shortly after noon today when cars driven by George Brasher and Lloyd Tarpley collided at North East and West Avenue. The Brasher car rolled onto its side. Mr Brasher suffered a shoulder injury, Mrs Brasher a jaw injury, and Tarpley was bruised but not seriously hurt. Police investigate the crash.
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George Brasher
Lloyd Tarpley
North East
West Avenue 3
Brasher
Tarpley
Man Paid Gunman to Murder Him Threatens Finances in Swindle Case
Emporia Kansas reports Herbert J. Kindred a 60 year old loan company owner who allegedly paid a gunman $1000 to kill him. Investigators say the City Finance Company has cash assets under $100 and a bank agent balance of $14.61. Kansas Corporation Commission chair Meth Robertson says widespread defalcations including forgery are suspected as authorities audit the case.
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Emporia
Kans
Herbert J. Kindred
Davis
City Finance Company
Meth Robertson
Kansas Corporation Commission
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Kineryd
Mlorenge
Willianayer
Hest Desree
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Guyer
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Davis Vata
Esteeanen
TaMistinadine
Kindale
Kiwanis Club Hosts School Officials Event
School officials attended a Kiwanis Club gathering with the aim of discussing public education. Attendees included district leaders and local educators, with remarks on school programs and community engagement.
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Kiwanis Club
White House to Decide Marriage Issue in Draft Policy
Selective Service spokesmen said the White House will set how long a man must be married to qualify for deferment. Current rules defer husbands and fathers, but laws may be amended to specify duration. The draft requires all men 18 to 26 to register between August 30 and September 20. Veterans who served honorably for a year or more before September 2, 1945 may be exempt from induction.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Halle
Reserve Seats for Grid Games Seen
Fragmented notice indicates seats available for grid games with unclear details about prices and location. Names, teams, or organizers are obscured, leaving only scattered hints of seat availability and a general event context.
Guardsmen Blamed in Flour Bombing Incident
A cluttered report notes guardsmen tied to a flour bombing event. The text mentions names and places in a garbled excerpt, with references to a regiment and a police or military action.
Hiss and Chambers Set for Public Confrontation
Washington Aug 24 Senate committee probers meet behind closed doors to set the stage for a highly anticipated confrontation between Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers. The witnesses include three automobile firm officials and a former Communist, with Hiss and Chambers offering opposing accounts of their past connections and acquaintances.
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Washington
Algerisa
Whittaker Chambers
Miss
State Department
Chambers
Hiss
Sroud
Joseph Cherner
Sam Mensh
Henry Gertler
Cherner
George Crosley
Creasey
Communist Party
Carl
Aule
Nolidhg
Mensh
Budenz
Daily Worker
Mayor Brown Introduces Car Telephone Service Here
Mayor Lyle Brown inaugurates Southwestern Bell car telephone service with a live demo near Honey and Highway 67. The system links dash receivers to auto transmitters, allowing hands free calls with unlimited distance through three tower points in Kansas Little Rock and New York. Orders already placed, cost about $22 per month.
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Star Office
Mobile
Highway 67
Southwestern Bell
Oly
Art Kansas
Little Rock
Newpuct
Texas
St. Louis
Lyle Brown
W Ciordin
Little Ravk
Brown
Joplin
Vail
Ed Barbee
EP. J. Pot
Hot Springs
Red Teacher to Answer Questions
New York reporters questioned Mrs. Iana Kasenkina about her experiences with the Soviet consulate and her leap from a building. She was recovering from injuries as hospital officials prepared to allow a limited number of reporters to question her later today.
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New York
Iana Kasenkina
Fist of LH
Boviel Consulate
Rousavelt Hogs
Sail
Mae
Not So Bad A Senate Job But Life Of A Congressman Hard
Arthur Edson portrays the life of a U S senator as burdensome despite high pay. The piece satirically notes six year terms, complex schedules, expenses, and constant campaigning. It contrasts the glamour with the grind of representation and budget pressures.
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Senate
Rankin Faces Stiff Opposition in Mississippi
Mississippi politics centers on Rep. John B Rankin a leading white supremacy advocate facing a tough Democratic primary challenge from 81 year old Claude Clayton and Circuit Judge Raymond Jarvis Rankin seizes debate on parliamentary skill and may force a runoff two weeks later In New York lighter turnout expected eight incumbents faced opposition Katharine St George the lone woman in New Yorks delegation as Dewey aides outline a short campaign cycle for the GOP hopeful Truman weighs labor address amid ongoing yacht trip with party strategists relying on Barkley for tough campaign work while Dewey aims for a concise bid as the race narrows continued on page two
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John B. Rankin
South
Rankin
Claude Clayton
Raymond
Jarvis
Clayton
Joo
New York
Katherine St. George
Tuxedo Park
Dewey
Thomas KE
Dewny
Truman
Eamun Wis
Geary A. Wallace
Guernsey Names New School Director and Staff
Guernsey appoints Alia as school director and signs RB. W. Hooten to succeed Griffean Mys at the high school. Hayles hired as a high school teacher. Hooten to complete retirement requirements for a master’s degree at the University of Arkansas on August 27. The Hootens, long time teachers, plan to move near Jane Hope and commute daily.
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Fouke
Miller County
Baturebay
RB. W. Hooten
Griffean
Mys
Hayles
Hooten
University of Arkansas
Arkinnse State Neathers College
Hoolens
Jane Hope
Eomanate
Teun
Three Children Caught Trying to Rob a Safe
Three youths, including an eight year old, attempted to crack a safe at a mobile sales company office. A motorcycle patrol officer and a constable confronted them as they examined the lock and tools. An adult accomplice was identified and questioned by police.
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Ciehoati
Pubge Fastcipal
al Gabe Ion Putamobile
Ottieg
Albert Thiele Sali
Stamps Forestry Meeting Set for September 1
Forestry officials schedule a September 1 meeting amid festival season spanning local events and cooperative efforts. Officials and community leaders plan to discuss planned forestry projects and regional initiatives in the context of upcoming autumn activities.
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Stamps Forestry Meeting
Talks With Stalin End in Agreement Among Powers
Western envoys and Russia reportedly reach a general area of agreement after four hours of talks climaxed around early today. Ambassador Smith projected more meetings as negotiators seek to lift the Berlin blockade and advance discussions on Germany. The informant said there is a fair chance of a split agreement with continued technical work ahead and no loss of tempo among diplomats.
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Russia
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Walter Bede Smith
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
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Smith
Yves Chataybeau
Frank Roberts
Whitehall
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Nigpell
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Pel
Fire Farm Is Going Cold
The trial of the person or thing involved in a series of fires at Willey’s farm near Magomb is stalled amid conflicting reports. Fire officials and experts, including State Fire Marshal Johnny Craig and Professor John Abern, suggest arson as a possibility while insurance values and details of the ruins remain unclear. Investigators aim to resume to nab the arsonist once crowds disperse.
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Charlie Willey
Keone
Johny Craig
Willey
Craig
Willy
Luis
John Abern
Ti Mnstitute of TecHriolaky
Ahtuo
Willey Svy
Black Glove Rapists Sentenced in San Rafael Case
The so called black glove rapist, linked to multiple nocturnal rapes, was sentenced to life in prison after a San Rafael grand jury indicted him on kidnapping and burglary charges. Witness testimony described threats at knifepoint and narrow escapes, with defense appeals challenging trial procedures.
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Aus
Ony
Frank Avitoz
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Diet
Uae
Weide
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Perak
Edmund G. Brows
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