Editorial on county hospital politics and federal aid
A Nashville News editorial critiques Hempstead County's hospital plans amid county judge pressure and a resigned administrator. It contrasts Howard and Lafayette counties with Hempstead, arguing Hempstead could fund a hospital locally, seeks a new project, and urges a county election to proceed. It notes nurses may join administration in protest and questions federal aid viability.
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Louis Graves
Nashville News Today
Howard County Memorial
Eea Onty
Hoanilal
Juba
Warner Jr
Alin Hiern
Ister
Warneris
Hope Stt
Nashville News
Aditoy
Howard County
Hempstead
Howard = county
Voice
Hempstead County
Mneal
Howard
LaFayette
LaPayette
R Dixon Suffers a Heart Attack in Russellville
Randall Dixon of Little Hook and partner in Ranch Paper company, known for 25 years of southwest Arkansas travel, suffered a heart attack at Russellville last week and is confined to St Marys hospital. He will be moved to Little Rock home this week. Bill Guenther of Little Rock will run his territory temporarily.
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Randall Dixon
Little Hook
Macpany
Arkansas
Russellville
St. Mary's Hospital
Little Rock
Dixon
Bill Guenther
Non Agricultural Employment Drops in Arkansas July
Non agricultural employment in Arkansas fell slightly in July from June. The Arkansas employment security division reports 305,700 people employed in non-farm work in July, down from 400,400 in June, attributed to a slack seasonal period.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Employment Security Division
Markets Mixed Moves in Chicago and National Stockyards
New York quotes at 2 p m show cot near 34.52 while Chicago grain futures for wheat, corn, and oats display varied fractional changes. beans around 2.41 to 2.71. National Stockyards Illinois reports hogs at 13,000 with weights 180 pounds and up 25 to 35 cents below Monday, cattle and calves around 26 to 39 dollars, and sheep with prime lambs bringing up to 50.50 to 41.8.
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New York
Chicago
Llinois
Municipal Court Handles 127 Cases in One Day
Hope Mummgeeh Cart and Judge W. K. Lemley presided over 127 cases in a day long session, many traffic violations and 27 liquor cases from weekend raids. One negligent homicide case related to a highway death resulted in bail of 1000 dollars. Five youths were held for grand jury on grand larceny linked to alleged theft of 200 watermelons from a farmer near Shover Springs weeks earlier.
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White
Hope
Jackie Dodsm
William Evans
Raymond Smith
Serliy Pettis
Henry Smith
Shover Springs
Two Seriously Hurt in Wreck at Fulton
Late yesterday afternoon at Fulton an automobile driven by Wilbert Muldrew twenty of Fulton ran onto Highway fifty five and crashed into another car driven by kerney M Willis twenty seven Shawlow Arkansas seriously injuring both Willis sustained a severe bodily laceration and Muldrew suffered a bad cut on his left arm and a back injury both were brought to Hope hospitals Muldrew charged with reckless driving and driving an automobile without a licensed.
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Fulton
UN Auto
Wilbert Muldrew
Kerney M. Willis
Shawlow
Arkzona
Willis
Muldrew
Hope Hospitals
Guy
Louie Mitton
Mundrew
Muldrow
Notice to Star Subscribers Carrier Price Increase
The Star announces a carrier subscription rise to 25 cents weekly starting Monday September 3 for city and suburban delivery, with some zones at 23 to 25 cents. Yearly accounts will be honored to expiration, then 25 cents weekly. post office box and outside-city deliveries affected. war-era price changes compared with regional rates and rising production costs.
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Star
Lope Star Wall Advance
Manly
Geites Awil Pe
Syave
Augusta
HTH
Opr
Suolth Ste Pai
America
The
Arta
Thland Wily Press Association
Middle West
Ycar
Meuil
Five Foot Rattlesnake Killed in Ouachita River Bottoms
Bill Malone of Spring Hill killed a rattlesnake about five feet long in the Ouachita River bottoms this morning. The serpent carried nine rattlers.
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Ouachita River
Bill Malone
Spring Hill
Salvation Army Drive Kicks Off County Fund Push
Hope and Hempstead County begin the annual Salvation Army campaign aiming to raise 2400. Twenty five of nearly fifty assigned volunteers met at the Hotel Barlow to hear program details and receive assign ments. Committee chairman Claude Tillery presided as K E Moss Field Representative outlined the state wide service unit plan and urged larger donations. A workers meeting is planned at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday night to finalize plans.
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Salvation Army
Hope
Hempstead County
Barlow
Claude Tillery
Guy Bayse
K. E B. Moss
Arkansas
Representeves
Hempstead
Chamber of Commercce
Close Wrecks Spark Little Damage in Hope Streets
A Wylie Water Co. truck and a station wagon driven by Norwood D. Henderson collided as Henderson tried to pass on the wrong side. A trailing Jeep driven by J. C. Gibson stopped suddenly, and a fourth car driven by Howard R. Carl struck the Jeep, causing hood damage. No injuries were reported and police investigated.
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Hope
Wylie Water Co
Norwood D. Henderson
Little Hock
J. C.gibson
Howard R. Carl
Dallas
Mena Votes on Parking Meters in Business District
Residents of Mena vote on the installation of parking meters in the business district. The proposal, backed by Mayor Albert Middleton and the city council, aims to relieve congested parking and finance a full-time garbage disposal system. The measure passes.
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Mena
Albert Middleton
Norvell Youth Named Second Hempstead Polio Case
Hempstead county reports a second polio victim, four year old Wayne Norvell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norvell, Route 4. Dr. G B Cannon diagnosed polio after examination. Texarkana confirmed the diagnosis yesterday. The other local case is four year old Jonnie Linaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Linaker, Center Ville near Hope, hospitalized in Texarkana ward. Hope youth responding to treatment.
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Stempstead County
Wayne Norvell
Mes
Norvell
G. B. Cannon
Cannon
Texerkita
Hempstead
Jonnie Linaker
Bobby Linaker
Center+Ville
Hope
Children’s Hospital
Lite Tavk
Texarkanapolio
Raid on Rashin Spurs U N to Strike Shift in Korea War
Washington reports a record Communist push to move arms and men toward Rashin near the Russian border. The U N reverses policy and permits a raid by 35 B-29 bombers with Navy jet cover, aiming to pressure armistice talks and improve U N positions as Western officials warn of a potential forward drive by the Eighth Army.
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Yates McDaniel
Washington
U. S
Rashin
Russian Siberia
Kae- Soni
Tashin
United Nations
Eighth Army
Korea
U. N
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Far East
Defense
MacArthur
Mussian
Faculty Named for Negro School System Opener Schedule
The Negro school system opens Wednesday with the announced schedule by principal Will V Rutherford. Yerger High School lists Will V Rutherford as principal and a staff including Avnie Bell Yerger and T. A. Hamilton among teachers. Yerger, Avenue, and several others assigned to English mathematics science and shop. Yerger Elementary and Hopewell and Swesenwald and Fulton detail grade teachers and head teachers including Ruth Les Andrews and J W Walker, with wide staffing for grades one through six across all schools.
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Will V. Rutherford
Yerger High School
Will V. Ruthenford
Avnie Bell Yerger
Captaria Smith
Noami Yerger
T. A. Hamilton
WN. Glover
Felix Evans Selenee
G. K. Colemen
W. B. Miller
Geraldine Miller
Hazel Dunnings
Myrtle Yerger
Velma Frye
Gladyn N. Davis
Alfretta Walker
Louise J. Yerger
William R. Jones
Annie Helleberger
Seeceary
Shover Street
Arsena Coleman
Ruth Les Andrews
Gurtha Williamson
Ethel Bizell
Emmin H Sr
Jewel M. Jacques
Hopewell
Fannie Buchanin
Edna Conway
Eunice Holley
Elects Nelson
Neva Carmichael
J. W. Walker
Jimmye M. Jones
Swesenwald
Dorg Kern
Lucy Faucette
Fulton Elementary
Partheny Bowles
Jewell Wright
Exmherie Hindman
Annual Hempstead County Farm Bureau Picnic at Experiment Station
The Hempstead County Farm Bureau Picnic will be held Thursday at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station near Texarkana. Aubrey Gates of Little Rock will speak, after 21 years with the Extension Service, with health education insights for rural people. Activities begin at 10 o'clock with games led by Growth Wright. local reports on health and dairy programs follow. Board members for 1932 will be elected at noon, and a special Farm Bureau lunch will be served. The bureau reports 631 members and features pies and cucumber pickles from the ladies auxiliary.
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Hempstead
University of Arkansas
Tipe
Aubrey Gates
Little Rock
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Serview
Eelock
Prine
Gates
American Medicwal Association
Gales
Pine Groya
Texperment Station
Groth Wright
Arkansac Comounnity Actvities
Garland Kidd
Marshall Beck
Fred Fuller
But Schooley
Ladies of Farm Bureau
Hempstead County
Mose Rawe
Washington
Oscar Hodnett
Moonwell
Ivan, Bright
Rocky Mounds
Ung
Willum Sehootuy
Tranny Ur
J. R. Hester 75 dies in Texarkana Hospital
J R Hester aged 75 longtime resident of McNab died early today in a Texarkana Hospital. Survived by four sons Gen B Hester Charles Sid Hester Bob Hester two daughters Mia Hattle Wolf Bossie Pern Mediuntins. Funeral services set for 6a m Wednesday at Yellow Creek Church burial Yellow Creek Cemetery.
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J. R. Nestor
McNab
Texarkana
Gen
B. Hester
Charles 1
Sid Hester
Yellow Creel
Bob Hester
McNib
Mia
Hattle Wolf
Hope
Bossie Pern Mediuntins
Yellow Creek
Wil Bo
Five Newsmen Indicted at Lake Charles
Lake Charles Ga Aug 34 Five newspaper men are indicted on defaming charges linked to a public inquiry led by the Peoples Action Group which pushed a special session. Indictments name Thomas Shearman publisher of the Lake Charles American Press and editors Kenneth and Carter George among others. The case involves alleged defamation of Claude Williams Sam Silt and others amid accusations of improper influence in local public affairs.
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Lake Charles
Hrea
Abd the Peoples, Action Group
Grant
Tha Het
PAG
Cricaslen Parish
Pean
Sheriffetty Reid
Thomas Shearman
Lake Charles American Press
Aber Kennethy
Carter George
Nolles. Ag
Claude Williams
Sam Silt
Clifton
R. Caley
Marine Corps Enmimiundint
VFW
Korea
Morning office types and their character clues
New York columnist Hal Boyle humorously details habitual office arrivals to reveal personality. Pedestrian philosophers, workhorses, complainers, gardeners, hangovers, ambitious executives, punctual daredevils, sultry secretaries, apple polishers, gamblers, and steady Ringlre types populate the morning commute, illustrating character through routine.
Chinese Plane Over Kaesong UN Charges
UN command alleges a Chinese plane crossed into Kaesong airspace Wednesday. Public briefing says evidence points to deliberate Communist deception and warns it could escalate tensions in Korea. Preliminary findings claim no UN bombings or authority violations occurred.
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Don Huth
Tokyo
United Nations Command
Porting
Wodnonday
Vharke Wos
Vallelin
Matth B. Ridgway
U.N
Korea
Publi
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United Nations
Kacsonk
Delibarate
Traud Tholr
Amerie
Reloa
Ference
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