Three Nevada Families Named for Farm Family of the Year
Three Nevada County farm families are nominated to compete for the Farm Family of the Year in the Arkansas program sponsored by Arkansas Power and Light, the Memphis Commercial Appeal, and the Arkansas Farm Association. Winners advance through county and district stages toward the state title.
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Nevada
Nevada County
Arkansas
Ie Arkansas ‘Power& Light Company
The
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Arkansas Piess Association
Agriculual Ingencies
Southweat
William T. Johnster
Rt. 3
Waldo
Wahhsiahs
A. G. Pierce
Rossio
Wahlquist Speaks on Irrigation at Lions Club Meeting
President Seldon Blackburn presided at the Lions Club lunch meeting held Thursday at the Lawson Hotel. C O Wahlquist led the program and presented informative facts on irrigation. Charles Hatch of Chicago contributed to the session.
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Seldon Blackburn
The
Lions Club
Lawson Hotel
O. Wahlquist
Charles Hatch
Chicago
Faubus Postponement Sparks Record of Finance Battle
The Faubus plan stalled indefinitely as lawmakers debate treasury surpluses and bond reductions. Atty Gen Bruce Bennett cites a three million dollar surplus enabling possible transfers, while Faubus questions legality. Committees headed to New York to seek World War II era funding guidance amid a tense public finance dispute.
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Bruce Bennett
Taubus
Bennett
Faubuy
York
Lctter
Finnnac
Faubus
Little Rogis
Local residents welcome guests from nearby towns
Numerous families report visits and homecomings across Wynne Texarkana and Excelsior Springs. Notable occurrences include Mrs Everett and Proctor families returning from visits with Mrs Lee Mant Romery and Mrs Lucy Lee Cruse, and guests Mark and Sammy Cruse. Dr Jack Harrell and Mrs Marion Franks spent time in Hot Springs.
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Jack Harrell
Marion Franks
Hot Springs
Aid foes win continued fight over military aid bill
Senate debate centers on a $3.6 billion appropriation for new and reallocated funds for the fiscal year that began July 1. Opponents led by Sedate and Russell push to reduce the total, while Rep. Passman signals a desire for significant cuts under House pressure. The outcome depends on conference talks with the House and potential midrange compromises.
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Hingon
House
Blender
D-La
Russell
D.G
United
Senate Democratia
Fignion i. Johnson
Toas
Sehate
Republian
Knowhond
Catsora
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Committee
Passman
Gammilize
Lions Host Teen Pageant at Satget Theatre Stage
Lions plan Tuesday contest inviting Hempstead County girls aged 16 to 19 to enter a swimsuit and evening gown event. Deadline is September 4, tickets to boost Youth Center building fund, with organizers and members listed. no meeting next Monday due to Labor Day.
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Satget Theatre
Hempstead Counly
Cohttelahts
Blaik
Saenger of
Star Office
Lions Cluts
Youth Center Building Fund
Cecil Delaney
Beh Oweh
Kinard Young
Subny Wilkerson
Floyd Leverett
Lion
Cline Franks
Bil Rowton
John Wilson
Jim Tames
Seoul
Roy Allison
Roy Allison Jr
G. C. Byrd
Mike Byrd
Walter l Griffith
Dick Pierce
Robert O'Neal
Elward Blan
Edward 2. Parker
Youth Center
House aims to limit military aid spending in Senate push
Passman warned the House will not approve a larger foreign aid bill, arguing the House cannot accept higher spending. Ellender pledged to oppose a Senate committee recommendation to raise new appropriations to about 1.475 billion dollars for military aid, including planes tanks guns and other hardware.
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Passman
Ellender
Egister
Senate
Conference to Prepare for Asian Flu Epidemic Visited by Health Officers
About 30,000 cases prompted a two day special conference for health officers from ill states and territories. Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney led the event to ready for a nationwide influenza outbreak expected to strike this fall. Chinese Red Cross funds cover wills, board, and expenses as American visitors discuss Peiping meals and a Chinese city tour. Ming posed for photographers as reporters filmed the visit. The Arboricals depart Peiping Thursday for Changhun and other Chinese cities, while liners’ workers estimate a large permanent population at 1,200.
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Leroy E. Burney
Chinese Red Cross
Jong
Ming
Arboricals
Peiping
Pier Ghitese
Changehun
Bairen
Tientain
Waban
Jo Het
Touring Continued from Page One in Poised China Visit
Peiping university guide notes height differences as American visitors seek a glimpse of romantic life in China. Wills, at 6 feet 2 inches, explains that most Chinese are shorter, and comments on interwoven cultural expectations.
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Peiping University
Wills
China
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Prescott News
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Grady Harris
Rt. 5
Prescott
Farr Bureau
Bill Roe
Chamber of Commerce
Balanced Farming
C. O. Wahlquist
Lions Meeting
Eady
Billy Roe
Bob Robertson
Ft. Smith
Robertson
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J. H. Robertson
Pam
Mike
Fannie Newth
Magnolia
John Harsh
R.E. Lindblad
Texarkana
Gayle Palmer
Burke’ Shelton
LitlesRbek
Mrs
Stewart
Gary
Mary Kate
Northern
Saxon Regan
A E. Regan
Textarkany
John C. Stegar
Kay
Hank
Excelsior Springs, Ma
J ' Stegar
Rey
Seldan Blackburn
Chicago, Il
Willam J. Smith
Foubus
Dallas P. Raney
Little Rock
Lions
Qoks
Oaks
Hope’ City Limits
J. R. Johnson
Bob Westbrook
Gurtintied
Garty
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Callan
Oakcrest Ambulance
Oakcrest Chapel
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Turnip Greens
Neuhoff
Barry
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