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The article argues India will not join the Japanese peace treaty drafted by the United States Britain and allies. It claims Nehru uses political language to oppose the pact while the U S and Britain seek closure after World War II. It criticizes India for lecturing the U S and contends Russia will not endorse the treaty.
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Alex. H. Washburn
India
Son
Ranessea
United States
Britain
Notirn
Japan
Nehru
pThat
Far East
Russia
VFW Delivers 250 Melons to Hot Springs Hospital
Veterans of Foreign War post and Auxiliary members transported 250 Hempstead Watermelons to Army and Navy Hospital at Hot Springs for a feast. Miss Kelly Marlar Hempstead Watermelon queen led the 14 volunteers in five vehicles. Red Cross personnel guided a hospital tour while patients received large melon slices and photos were taken.
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Hope
Ruval Veterans of Foreign War Post
Hempstead
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Incapost and Auxiliary
Kelly Marlar
Red Cross
Miss Morrar
Denver Rickinson
Vernon Sparks
Jeff Millican
Bailey Warnken
H. Collier
Donald Dill
Charles Hart
Herbert Griffin
Ray Calhoun
New Hope Church Announces Sept 1 2 Services
New Hope Church on Hope and Patmos road will hold special services September 1 and 2 led by Rev. Speer of El Dorado. The public is invited to attend.
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New Hope Church
Hope and Patmos Road
Speer
el Dorado
Cemetery Work at Ephesus Cemetery
There will be a cemetery work ing at Ephesus near Kimmet Tuesday September 4. All interested persons are invited to come and help.
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Ephesus
Kimmet
Markets Closing: Cotton and Grain Prices Reported
Closing market notes show New York cotton at 34.71 for October. Chicago grain quotes include Wheat Sep 240 5 8, Dec 2.44 3 8 1 4, Mar 2.48 3 4. Corn Sep 1.74 1 2 5 8, Dec 4.67 181 4, Mar 1.79 7 8 71. Oats Sep 77 34, Dec 81 34 7 8, Mar 8. Soybeans Sep 2.83 1 453, Mar 2.70 1 1 2, Jan 3.73 12.
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New York
Chicago
Hope Public Schools to Open September 5 1951
James H. Jones announces school opening with detailed report dates for grades one through twelve. Negro and district students will attend Hope or Yerger high schools on tuition basis. A large faculty list follows for Trepe, Paisley, Brookwood, Garland, Oglesby, Fulton, and elementary schools with assignments. The Negro faculty will be announced tomorrow.
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Hope Public Schools
James H. Jones
Hope
Fulten
Fulton
Hope High School
Will V. Rutherford
Yerger
Washington
Columbus
Patmos
Emmet Negro
Trepe High School
Joe Amour
Horace Hubbard
Ralph Johnson
George T. Cannon
B. B. McPherson
Frank Horn
R. E Jackson
Jack Sargent
Garland E. Urrey
Lawrence W. Martin
Joe N. Ensminger
Ethel . Whitehurst
Bessie Green
Paul Jones
J. J. Pilkinton
Theo P. Witt
Mamie Bell Hall
M. B. Hatch
Brookwood
Horace Fuller
Ben Wilson
June Wilson
Donald Moore
BE. R. Brown
Forney G. Holt
A. J. Caldwell
Mary T. Andrews
Garland
Verna Jones
Jane Carter
Earl Thomason
Thomas Hays
James M. Andrews
Jess Davis
Tom E. Hill
Ruby Baker
Hope School Board Plans Re election Offers Three Members
Three members of the Hope School District board have filed petitions for re election. The candidates are J. M. Duffie for Post No. 1, Cliff Bridgers for Post No. 3, and Sam McGill for Post No. 3 Ful ton. Each seeks a three year term. The annual election is set for September 25 with no opposition indicated.
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Hope School District Board
J. M. Duffie
Cliff Bridgers
Sam McGill
Fulton
O Isr
Auto Collision Causes Property Damage in Ohio Highway Incident
Automobiles driven by Billy Jon Tackson of McCaskit and Willie Walker of Cleveland collided late yesterday on Highway 67 east of Hope. State Officers Downing and Hilton said Jackson attempted to enter the Experiment Station road and cut into Walker’s car. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Billy Jon Tackson
McCaskit
Willie Walker
Negro
Cleveland
Oho
Hope
Downing
Hilton
Jackson
Walker
Ike Backers Content to Let It Ride
Washington August 27. Eisenhower backers show no rush to pick a candidate. Sen Duff and Sen Saltonstall praised Ike on NBC TV while Dewey’s Far East trip may revive a third party push. Taft and Rohini supporters vie for eastern delegates as Brewster aids Taft. Margaret Chase Smith stayed away, signaling Ike camp caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Offpr-Pa
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Duff
Repullian
Pennsylvania
Shell Ie Nn
Saltonstall Cr-Mapss
Hisenhower
NBC
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Far East
Dewey
White House
Saponomuso Belo
Harry Darby
Kansas
Hug
Tad Rohini
New England
Taft
Middle West
Brewster
Margaret Chase Smith
VFW to Ask Action for AP Writer
The Veterans of Foreign Wars at their 52nd national encampment in New York will vote on a resolution urging President Truman to act for Associated Press correspondent William Oatis imprisoned by the Czechoslovak government on spy charges. The plan calls for a committee of lawyers and businessmen to investigate and propose steps to win Oatis’s release and prevent similar actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
VFW
Ralls
Russia
Seattle
Marine Corps
New Yor City
WFW
Hope Soldier Rejoins War Buddies at Fort Riley
Three tankers from the 24th Infantry Division who served in Japan and Korea reunite at Fort Riley in the Mil Reconnaissance Battalion. First Lieutenant James M. Downs leads, with Sergeants Edvin C. Barla and Leonard M. Schick as teammates. The trio first met in 1948 in Japan and Korea and now demonstrate with Army Officer Candidate School.
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Fort Riley
Kan
24Th Infantry Division
Japan
Ko-rea
Kansas
James M. Downs
Edvin C. Barla
Leonard M. Schick
Downs
Bartz
Schick
24Th Reconnaissance Company
24Th Division
Korea
Army
Lieutenant Downs
Willie Downs
East Division Street
Hope
Arkangis
Alaska
Europe
70Th Infantry
Lyons
France
U. S
1St Cavalry
24Th Infantry
Max Schick
Menominee
Michigan
Ervin Bartz
Clinctonville
Wisconsin
United States
O Downs
Temperature 109 Man Feels Fine in Miami Beach
Bernard Seiden, 54, battled a 109 degree fever last week, treated at Mt Sinai Hospital where doctors, puzzled by the extreme heat, succeeded in lowering his temperature from 109 to 107 then back to normal in about 17 hours. He had been admitted for kidney stone surgery and survived with no apparent ill effects. A synthetic rubber coating process is described, noting rapid drying and protective properties for surfaces.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bernard Selden
Mt. Sinai
Sieden
Seiden
Norma
Oren Harris to Visit in Venezuela
Congressmen Oren Harris and colleagues plan a multi day Caracas trip to study oil and steel industries amid global supply concerns. They will meet Venezuelan officials, visit Maracaibo fields Amu suyang refinery complex and iron mines at San Felts, returning to New York.
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Oru Harris
South America
Venezuela
Uni
New York
Congress
Eugene Geogh
Owen Liewsler
Maine
Vencaueki
Caracas
Occasio
Abadan
Iran
Middle East
Russia
Department of Interior
National Defense
Department of Interiod
Defense Production Act
Defense Production Administration
Maracabo
Amusgyang Cusdop
San Fells
Lawgure Bb
Demolition Crew Clears Proving Ground Courtyard
A bombs and shell disposal team named OSRO TSUCH Net 44 from Washington and temporarily assigned to the Corps of Engineers in Dallas will sweep over the Southwestern Proving Ground area. Capt James A Dennis reports his unit will clear fenced and unfenced zones and dig up buried shells with help from local farmers to prevent hazards.
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Southwestern Proving Ground
James A. Dennis
Hone City Mall
Dennis
Washington
D. C
Corps of US. Engineers
Dallas
SPG
Salvation Army Kickoff Dinner Set for Tonight
Salvation Army officials announce a kickoff dinner at seven o clock for the annual campaign to raise funds for local and regional services. Chairman Claude Mlory says the drive supports homeless work, youth clubs, prisons programs, and War Service recreation for troops. The goal is 2,400,040 dollars with volunteers urged to attend and participate.
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Ina
Women of Hope
Salvation Army
Claude Mlory
Tillery
Salvation Arm
Aign
Mope
Hempstead County
Alnee
Momus
Chareter
Tnis
Thtery
Memphis Woman Finds Diamond at Murfreesboro
Miss Maryun Johns of Memphis and her mother Mrs. J P Goodless found a perfect canary yellow 14 carat diamond at the Diamond Preserve near Murfreesboro while visiting. The family, longtime Memphians with ties to local business, were in Murfreesboro Sunday and planned to return to Hot Springs Monday after a weekend visit.
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Maryun Johns
South Parkway Kaut
Memphis
Tenn
J. P. Goodless
Murfreesboro
Memphis State College
Grady
Snowden
Fink Goodlett
Murkeeyboro
Jess Goodless
Osborn 75 Dies at Home in Hempstead
Charley Burton Osborn aged 75 a Hempstead resident died yesterday at his son Floyd Osborn’s home in Hope His wife Ella Osborn and another son plus several daughters and brothers survive Funeral services were set for 2 20 p m at the Baptist Church conducted by Rev B A Whithrow with burial to follow in the church cemetery
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Charley Burton Osborn
Hempstead
Floyd Osborn
Hope
Ella Osbero
Anemien Ae Marinas
Hollywood
Call
Paris Caghman
Los Angeles
Zora Shaw
A Prey
Bia Nea
Arrests In Weekend Liquor Raids Across Hempstead County
Sheriff Ciaud Suttons office led a daylong operation with twenty law officers resulting in 27 arrests for untaxed liquor and related violations. Deputies, state officers, and AUC agents conducted raids in Hempstead with bonds ranging from 50 to 1,000 dollars. Numerous individuals, including shop operators and drivers, faced charges of selling, possession, or distributing untaxed liquor and related offenses.
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Hempstend
Ciaud
Tape City
Cve
McKenzie
Wilbue Paxton
AUC
Little Rock
Muntaijal Dudike
Lomsey
City
Eitset Hopkins
Fultan Nagra
Hawor
Johnnie Sampson
Fullan Rggro
Aquor
Mary Pree
Miutin
Clinton Press
Mullen Negro
Dola Straughter
Hope Aviva
Mugene Willams
Harvey Lester
Gertrude Moore
Pokusaatoy
Robert Lindsey
Hope Negro
Andyou
William
Gonders
Seling
Doc
Cooter
Marl Bain
Riawathy Hendrix
Hope
Hal Green
Lope Negro
Stella Salmon
Baer
Dyssle Myers
Local ORC Company Commended for Fort Sill Duty
Hope based Loc al ORC Company is commended by its commanding officer for showing during the 823 activeraining period at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Helms praised Captain George W. Rister and the unit led by Captain Rister. Division commander Brigadier General Jacke of Nevada Cal lauded the local company’s work with about 40 attendees at the ceremony.
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Mpany T
Ord Baiielianre
Rey Verve Corps
Hope
Ft. Sill
Okla
Thin
Tt. Gol. Law C. Helms, Jr
Thalogel
George W. Rister
En. Pe Bare Te Jacke
Neva Cal
Hale Dexeria
Igcal
Reds Reject Ridgway Reply to Charges
A damaged news item reports Reds rejecting Ridgway’s reply to charges of violations of neutrality. The piece notes a bitter rejection while leaving room for new truce talks, and mentions a new investigation into Allied bombing of Kasborg as liaison officers broadcast.
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Reds
Ridgway
Alltec
Kasborg
New Governor Race Shapes Up In Mississippi Primary
Voters head to polls as Democratic primary looms with high stakes. Hugh White and Paul A. Che winners are noted, while supporters rally behind candidates like Johnsonson for state leadership. Weather forecast calls for a hot, clear day with turnout projected around 8600 votes in key districts.
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Bisupgaadly
Weig Damon Hon
Votary
Lao
Lians ‘Davartion
Stintiy
Init Jondi Land Cdrhunlegitor Thraa
Humerous
Ami Ally Proginate
Ami
Wright
Johnsonson
Orner
Jahale Whittely
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New Hope
Ike
James Jabara
Wichita
America
June Haver
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Air Force
Air Fares Association
NEA Telephoto
Oren Harris
Proving Ground
C. B. Osborn
ORC Company
Jagvon Mise
Miasiusippi
Tt Thalee
Governoe
F Hugh White
Agsitv
Paul
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