UN General Assembly to Open at Flushing Meadow New York
Washington dispatch reports the United Nations General Assembly opening at Flushing Meadow on September 1. Bets on Russia attending. credentials chairmanship may trigger clashes as politics, leadership, and veto power unfold. Expect debate over secretary general selection and Security Council seats, with a year ending in December and possible spring reconvening.
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Washington
NEA
United Nations General, Assembly
Flushing Meadow
New York
Tme
Russia
Hrig
Carlos Romulo
Philippines
General Assembly
J General Assembly
Ara Beer
General Romulo
Communist Bloc
Security Council
Cubs
Egypt
Norway
Tryg¢e Lie
Lie
United Nations
Council
Palestine
Greece
China
Korea
Spain
Balkan
Bowers Resigns from Arkansas Resources and Development
Charles Bowers resigns as director of the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission agriculture and industry division effective September 15. He will become manager of the Osceola Chamber of Commerce. Paul Zander will succeed him as R and D commission engineer.
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Little Rock
Alubg
Charles B. Bowers
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
Agriculture and Industry
Bowers
Osceola Chamber of Commerce
Paul Zander
Commission
Revival at Hee Bee Memorial Church Begins August 28
The Hee Bee Memorial CME Church opens a revival on Monday August 28 with Rev Anthony Jones preaching each night at six o'clock The public is invited Also note that eight medium eggs equal two pounds of meat in protein value
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Hee Bee
Seizure of Railways Is Inevitable
Washington Aug 25 President Truman confers with his cabinet over a nationwide railroad strike threat. Reports say the government may seize the railroads by tomorrow night if the walkout proceeds. McGrath noted they discussed all angles and possible court actions as alternatives to seizure. Continued on Page two.
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Washington
Truman
Tomorow
McGrath
White House
Officials for Parking Meter Election Hope Special August 1950
Officials for Parking Meter Election in Hope city for a special election in August 1950 list Ward One Judges Joe Amour K G Hamilton B B McPherson Clerks Mrs Royce Weisenberger Mrs Lawrence Martin Alternates W L Carter Z W Franks John Andres Sheriff Ward Two Judges S H Woormark F EB Ward J B Crain Clerks Dwight Ridghill H A Fisk Sheriff A E Mack Clydemith Ward Three Judges C D Hare Frank Howson Grover Ward Clerks J W Perkins Elvin Salesburg Sheriff J M Skinng Alt hynates W B Mason T B Bryant Ward Four Judges Jett Atkins Arch Moore R E Jackson Clerks W P Hardagree Horace Hubbard Alternates Roy Jones C B Lowthorpe Mike Snyker Sheriff Absentee Box Judges Otho Taylor J D D Chesshir Henry Taylor Clerks Jim Lagrossa Elmer Brown
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City of Hope
Ward
Joe Amour
K. G
Hamilton
B. B
McPherson
Royce Weisenberger
Lawrence Martin
W. L. Carter
Z. W. Franks
John Andres
Woormark
Crain
Dwight Ridghill
Fisk
A. E, Mack
Clydemith
C. D. Hare
Frank Howson
Grover Ward
J. W. Perkins
Elvin Salesburg
J -M. Skinng
Althynates
W. B, Mason
T. B
Bryant
Jett Atkins
Arch Moore
R. E. Jackson
W. P. Hardagree
Horace Hubbard
Roy Jones
Kelly Plan Gains Notice in Trade Paper
The August 22 issue of Women's Wear Daily features The Kelly Plan, a widow display idea by Mike Kelly of Ladies Specialty Shop. four mannequins named Katie Xina Alice and Ruth were created after station KXAR.
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Women's Wear Daily
New York
Kelly
Mike Kelly
Ladies Specialty Shop
Lester Gaba
Katie
Xina
Alice
Ruth
KXAR
Minor Car Collision on South Walnut Reported
Automobiles driven by Earl Thompson and Charles H. High tower collided yesterday on South Walnut. Both drivers sustained minor damage and rested in place as police investigated the incident.
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Earl Thompson
Charles H. Hightower
South Walnut
Blytheville to Host National Cotton Picking Contest
Blytheville will host the 1050 national cotton picking contest on October 12 and 13. The advisory board delayed the event two weeks due to a late crop from heavy rains after inspecting the site yesterday.
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Blythevile
Trumanites Eye Price Wage Controls in Senate House Talks
Washington Aug. 25 With one victory to their credit Truman administration forces seeking a quick senate house compromise on a home front mobilization bill pressed the wage and price controls link. They knocked out a Commerce Department allocation provision and expect further changes as Bricker Wherry Maybank and Sparkman warn of a tough Senate fight while the committee votes to give Truman full control over scarce defense material allocations.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Bricker
Ohio
Wherry
Congress
Senate - House
Secretary of Commerce
Memorial Stadium Dedication Honors Hempstead Area War Hero
East Texas State College will dedicate its $300,000 Memorial Stadium on September 23 with a 7:45 p.m. program before the East Texas State Lions versus North Texas State game. The bronze plaque will honor Hugh Carson of Hope and 75 other fallen students from World War II era. Relatives of the deceased will join a pre or post dedication dinner, with the stadium on the West Campus seating 15,000 and featuring a track. Hugh Carson, former Bobcat center on the 1937 team, is named on the memorial.
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Commerc
Texas
Hempstead County
East Texas State College
Hugh Carson
Hope
East Texas Lions
West
East Texas State
Memorial Stadium
Hugh
Bobcat
E. D. Carson
Appointed Sheriff and State Police Commissioner
In Arkansas W M Russell of Franklin County is called for military service. Governor McMath named Paul Russell as acting sheriff. McMath also appointed Carl M Burger of Bentonville to the state police commission, succeeding Dr Lex Moore of Harrison whose term expired.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
W. M. Russell
Franklin County
McMath
Paul Russell
State Police Commission
Carl M. Burger
Bentonville
Burger
Lex Moore
Harrison
Bandit-Hunting in the Air With Small Cub Plane Is Prime Sport in Korea
American artillerymen use cub grasshopper planes to spot enemy guns and tanks over the Naktong battlefront. Lt Don A Morgan guides unarmed T-6 planes to verify bands of enemy cub planes while chasing four skimming grasshoppers. The chase ends as the last plane turns. the pilot’s eyes reveal a North Korean possibility.
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Korea
Hal Boyle
Don A. ‘Mogan
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Naktong River Battlefront
Morgan
Amogous
Roger
Lt. Morgan
America
Bi Partisan Push for United Nations Police Force
A cross party group of 16 senators and 15 house members urge a United Nations police force made up of volunteers from small nations to counter aggression. The plan, to be introduced later, would place a nine member police authority with US British Commonwealth and French members and a Soviet veto workaround in the Security Council. Speakers said hundreds of thousands worldwide want to join, with conditions including atomic energy control and armament inspections. Two House resolutions mirror the Senate measure.
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Washington
House
United Nations
Sparkman
D-Ala
Truman
United States
U. N. Assembly
Korea
British Commonwealth
France
Security Council
United State
Olien Uo Oo
Rusglen
Judd
Rminn
Senats
Hays
D-Ark
Merchants Plan to Boost Stock Show Enthusiasm
Trade Promotion Committee meets to promote the Third District Livestock Show with a goodwill caravan planned across district towns in September. A 75 automobile caravan is planned, with committees organizing route, decorations, funding, and merchant participation to show Hope’s commitment as host city.
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Fred Robertson
Jim LaGrossa
Milton Dilard
Aaron Tollett
Dewey Baker
Syvelle Burke
Park Drive
Coliseum
Herbert Burns
Basil York
A. E. Stonequist
Mail Delivery to Canada Is Curtailed
A temporary suspension of railway service in Canada limits mail delivery to Canada to two classes only. Letters and post cards in usual form may be delivered, and parcels containing medicine or urgent medical specimens may be sent by surface or air mail. The order is effective immediately.
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Canada
Unclear OCR: Allied shells near American units in Korea
Fragmentary report notes an artillery shell near the 35th Outfit in North Korea causing alarm among infantry. Errors in text hinder clarity. details on unit names and exact positions remain uncertain.
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Korea
Lis
Blunt
Loreney
Fi. Eami
Malik to Bring up Formosan question at UN security council
Russia's Jakob Malik expected to push Formosa issue in Security Council discussions as anti Communist bloc tries to keep focus on Korea. Chou En Lai cables to Malik and Lie demand ouster of American forces from Formosa. British Hong Kong tensions and Peiping diplomacy seen as China’s bid to fracture UN unity.
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Caj Bles
Formosa
United States
Toyge
The
Ney
Chhou
Lake Success
Canton
China
Britain
Hong Kong
Peiping
Malik
Chou
Russia
United National Solid Front
Abel
Korea
Mali
Council
Entertain Mrs America Contestants at Livestock Colisileum
Finalists for the Mrs Arkansas contest gather in Hope to be introduced at a noon luncheon and downtown parade. Contest events continue with finals at 8 pm and the Mrs Arkansas ball slated to begin around 10 pm. Contestants include Mrs Andy Johnson Jr Nashville and Mrs Walter Rateliff Patmos with details on ages heights and families.
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Edwin Powell Mes
Jack Bell
Hope
Arkansas
Powell
Bell
Saenger Theatre
P.J. Holt
Manuel Hamm
KXAR
Andy Johnson Jr
Nashville
John
Johnson
Walter Rateliff
Patmos
Sonya Blaine
Kiwanis Club
Iel -Segular
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Bower
CME
Blytheville
Hempstead
Palson
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