Ark Texas highway row over right of way costs
Text of remarks at Hotel Barlow in Texarkana shows Arkansas officials opposing state paid rights of way while Texas refuses payment, with Highway Commission debates on funding, local donations, and rural road improvements. Orr defends voluntary donations and cost savings redirected to more road work.
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Texarkana
Texas
Hlgdwig Conmission
Arkansas
Arkansas County
Hornton
Frank
Janty
As Kansas Highway
Suri Diy
Ita
Barlow
Suvonenes
McLarty
Suite Police Commission
Rupe
Wempstead
Highway 4
Heyy
Chiumiman Orr
Sen
Blcl Crow
Saal
Kim
Judges’ Association
Orr
Spring Hill
Highway 29
Hope
Ful‘ton
Gremlins Pursue Duster Planes In Arkansas Briefs
In Arkansas, three duster planes faced incidents with a pilot escaping unharmed after a tire blowout near There. another crash left minor injuries, while four planes valued at 23000 were destroyed by fire suspected arson on the Arthur W. Campbell plantation near Scott. A separate incident in Jonesboro saved 13 year old David Lance from drowning thanks to two quick young rescuers.
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KEO
Gremlins
Arkansas
Jim Brenner
Beigart, Bros. Duster Service
Brenner
Richard Gillette
Scott
Arthur W. Campbell
Jonesborg
David Lance
David
Ilis
K. N. Lawrence
Bob DeWitt
Difevuard
Native American origin of the turkey explained
The article notes the turkey as a native American bird. It recounts how Spaniards conquering Mexico in the 16th century found turkeys in Aztec gardens and explains domestic turkey breeding from birds taken to Europe by Spanish explorers.
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Mexico
Europe
Seventeen New Polio Cases Reported in Arkansas
Seventeen cases of polio were reported last week, increasing the yearly total to 384, an rise of 84 from the same period last year. The State Board of Health listed cases in Arkansas counties including Drew Jefferson Miller Pulaski Sebastian Union Washington White and Yell.
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Little Rock
Arkansa
State Board of Health
Arkansas
Drew
Jefferson
Miller
Pulaski
Sebastian
Union
Washington
White
Yell
Blevins Methodists to Hold Revival
The Rev. Joe W. Hunter announced Billy Gentry of Hope will preach at 11 a.m. service at Blevins Methodist Church on Sunday August 30. Revival begins at Brice Memorial Church Monday night at 7 45 and runs through Sunday September 6 with Rev. M J Scott of Stumps preaching.
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Joe W. Hunter
Billy Gentry
Hope
Blevins Methodist Church
Brice Memorial Church
M. J. Scott
Ih Methodist Church
Stumps
First Polio Patient Hospitalized This Year
The first polio case of the year is hospitalized at St Michael's Hospital in Texackatineedinsday for treatment. The patient has no paralysis, and medical staff report the illness is the first confirmed case in Comparthan tor 1a fast vene this year.
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Duekloe Willett
de Ha Whlett
Hay
St Michael’s Hospital
Cian
Washington Workers Join Phone Strike
The CIO Communications Workers of America set up picket lines around telephone exchanges in Washington District of Columbia and in Maryland and West Virginia towns to back pay raises of 2 to 3 dollars a week. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company kept service flowing with supervisors and automatic equipment. The union claimed over 7,000 workers participated in the area with 50 percent effectiveness reported by the company. picketing occurred at 12 exchanges across five Maryland cities and several West Virginia towns.
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Washington
CIO Communications Workers of
Aneriea
Colnwatt
Maryland
West Virg Uthin
Chesapeake & Patamac Telephone Ca
Yhe
West Viewwiata
Charleston
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Flarmont
Maundsville
Weirton
West Virginia
Towson
Baltimoore
Alisbury
Annapolis
Laurel
Last Methodist Adventure Night Ends Week of Christian Talks
Friday night marks the final session of Christian Adventure Week for Methodist Intermediates with Rev. V J Keeley addressing What are you doing with Christ. Miss Ruth Nolwe will lead Boy Girl Friendships discussion and Mrs Mary Louise Copeland will oversee recreation hour, with a hay ride planned. Supper is provided by Mrs J B Tooley Mrs Herbert Arnold and Mrs Albert Graves. Flowers for the sanctuary are from Mrs George Robinson. Seniors who helped include Linda Moore Margie Vickers Carolyn Story
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Methodist
V. J. Keeley
Ruth Nolwe
Mary Louise Copeland
J. B. Tooley
Herbert Arnold
Albert Graves
George Robinson
Linda Moore
Margie Vickers
Carolyn Story
Weather to Be Hot and Dry Across Much of East
The Associated Press reports hot and dry conditions expanding across the eastern half of the nation with no relief in sight for several days. Records fell in many cities as temperatures climbed into the 90s across the central region for the third straight day.
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Associated Press
Plains State
Plains States
Atlantic Seaboard
A Full Moon Drive Home to the Country Soul
HAL BOYLE reflects on how the full moon troubles city life yet soothes country hearts. He recalls a Catskill porch moment where the moon's glow brings peace, homesickness, and a sense of belonging, contrasting urban restlessness with rural serenity.
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Hal Boyle Woodland
Ign
Bengie
Catskill Mountains
Downward Budget Curve Hailed Amid Debt Reduction
The administration touts a two billion dollar drop from earlier estimates as it pins hopes on a balanced budget. Treasury Secretary Humphrey notes the year ends with lower cash delays and predicts no need to reconvene Congress to lift the debt ceiling. Potential tax changes, including a national sales tax, are under review to hit budget goals.
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Wasitington Ute
Eisenhower
Jawor
Minuta
Nea Bude
Pune
Secretary of the Treasury
Mara
Phrey
Punch
Niseotlferener
Trumphrey
Congress
Reds Accuse North Korea Spies in Buffer Zone Infiltration
TOKYO UP The Communist have sent more than 20 teams of North Korean spies across the demilitarized buffer zone in Korea to seek information on United Nations forces. The operatives posed as refugees and claimed orders from women leaders. UN troops reportedly captured many, with initial confessions citing plans to violate the armistice in October. Spies claimed the date of October 27 for a potential UN breach. UN officials protested to the Communists, noting the action breaches the armistice. The effort aims to probe UN defenses along a 144 mile line behind the old front. The new line’s strength worries Reds, while refugees remain protected by armistice provisions.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Korea
United Nations
U. N
U.N
United Nations Command
Miitary Armistice Commission
North Keren
Extended Arkansas forecast for Aug 28 to Sept 1
Extended forecast shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal with lows 65 to 75 and highs 86 to 93. No significant changes expected. Precipitation scattered with brief thunderstorms.
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Arkansas
Many Hempstead Men Indicted on Liquor Counts
Hempstead County indictments list multiple men charged with liquor offenses. Names include George Wayne Edge Merry, Willie Bhinken, Bifomd Bearden, Clare Brown, Sidney Lewis Tay vis, and Latther Grant Mavis. Proceedings tied to Lafayette county and local courts with four counts noted.
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Hempstead
Teese
Dasteet Court
Morte Sith
Phyoy Ded
Georgy Wane
Edge Merry Bins
Ull
Hepstead
Willie
Deyre Bhinkenship
Bearden
Clareene Brown
Lafayette County
COONS
Stenrsichard Vass
Latther Grant Mavis
Sidney Lewis Tayvis
Latiyette
Shiree Ont Agi
Jessie Sqaith
Trenypstead
Twat
Spears Proms
Ant Ty Vo Uotley
Farmer causes fatal harm Lonely Hearts Bride
An elderly farmer killed his wife after a dispute linked to a lonely hearts club. He fired rounds into her forehead near the home, then threatened to kill himself. Coroner ruled the deaths a murder suicide and investigators noted a note and comments about the lonely hearts club.
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Hindulph
Shevitt Guthrie Goodwin
Sterlin
Byrne
Sid Byrne
Vies
Wis Cote
Ha Lang
Claude Braye
Bragg
Gall Ain
Fr. C. MuNabl
Cannack Sullivan
Cub Scout Pack Plans Winter Program and Awards
Cub Scout pack schedules winter program at Use Sing meeting and a watermelon supper at Pair Park. First pack meeting of the school year set for Sept 24 at Garland Sehvel at 7 30 pm. Planning Council meets Sept 02 at Mrs James C Cross home. Awards: Wolf promoted David Stewart James Blackwood. Wolf badge arrows awarded to Stewart O Dell Guerin Astin. Bear badge arrows to O Dell Bill Anderson. Lion badge arrows to Louis Anderson Terry Gaines Moore Comparte.
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Use Sing
Pair Park
Garland Sehvel
James C. Cross
Wolf Segut
David Stewart
James Blackwood
Johnnie O'Dell
David Guerin
Roy Astin
Seoul
Bill Anderson
Jennnie Oe
Louis Anderson
Tarery Gaines
David Moore
Louisnderson
Hilly Comparte
13 Arkansans to Return From Far East Embarkation List
The Navy plans to dock 1,487 passengers, including 12 from Arkansas, from the Far East. Arkansas men listed include John D. Casteel Pacahon ta e and others in various ranks, with stations at Fort Smith Little Rock and Paragould. Some unrelated notes mention crows, road rights of way, and a Jersey cow sale in Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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Beare An
Seattle
Navy
Darby
Arkansas
Far East
Pie
John D. Casteel
Pacahon
Tae
Coley Gilbert
Timba
Sharp Qotinly
Aubrey L
Robby
Little Trook
Bobby D. Starr
Jacksonville
Zeda A. Vandermillion
Fort Simalth
Joseph Wince
Paragould
Richard Ballard
Little Rock
A&c
James M. Bradshaw
Ashdown
Charles E. Gibson
Hot, Springs
Richard W. Graham
Guriff Fithville
adJacob E. Hansen
Robert FE
Bie
Arkadelphis Cpl
Myron Miters
True Snanny
Russia Offers Aid to Iran in Surprise Move
Soviet sources hint Moscow may lend Iran funds and humanitarian aid, with reports of a large credit line and possible future shipments. Analysts note U S concerns over shifting regional dynamics as parliamentary gridlock in Iran persists and Moscow weighs conditions.
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Russia
Iran
Churchill Urges Closer U N Co operation with U S
AP reports Winston Churchill instructed the British delegation at the United Nations in New York to work more closely with the United States on Korean policy. Sources say officials should resolve differences privately to avoid public airing that could aid Soviet Russia. British stance on the Korean political arrangement differed from the U S view, though London signaled willingness to align.
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Tonacon
Winston Churchill
United Nations
New York
United States
Beulah
Employment Offices to Be Reduced in Arkansas
The Arkansas Employment Security Division says lack of funds will force closure of eight field offices effective Sept. 4, with 23 employees to be laid off mainly from the Little Rock office. Closed offices include Rogers, Newport, Pine Bluff, Waldron, Ridge, Arkadelphia, Monticello, and Conway. Local veterans returning from Korea are noted among personnel in related dispatches.
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Litt Rock
Avignsas
Diviston
Bayard Taylor
Rogers
Newport
Purngould
Wale Put Ridge
Arkadelphia
Morvilton
Parry and Conway
Little Rock
Peace Formula of U S Gets Assembly Nod
Fragmented obituary and notice fragment list many names and towns. Mentions service events and a memorial date, with scattered references to individuals and places, reflecting a local notice page rather than a coherent article. The readable items indicate a forthcoming service date and several familial names.
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U.S
India Bows Out as UN Assembly Endorses Broad Plan
At the United Nations General Assembly India faced a heavy defeat on a proposed Korean peace conference plan backed by the United States. The Soviet bloc vetoed objections, while India declined to endorse the measure, insisting the purposes of noneg be reached without forcing a resolution on India. The decision leaves India’s role uncertain as the debate continued.
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Turan
Husstr
United States
Saul Taciiy
Sanday
Oustey
Mohamed Mossedugl
Lobry
Jhmi
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Tungler
U.N
India
Tide
Carbain
Wwithcrayhiy Ag
Jrun
Tlus
Ain
Phin
Hugain Poo
China
Korea
South Korea
Lhe U. N
FBI Arrests Fugitive Red Leaders
FBI agents arrested top Communist Party leaders in a Sonoma County cabin near Sonora California. One fugitive, Robert G. Thompson, III, had been sought after for conspiracy charges and had previously served time on related offenses. Five others were arraigned before a U.S. commissioner as authorities described a plot to overthrow the government.
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San Francisco
PBT
Welkwoodline Od
Sonora
Cali
Robert G. Thompson
Alenteaz
Skiney Steinberg
Albo
Orgaoenivers
San Wraneixeo
Jootaph Karesh
Americans Fail to Climb Mountain
An American expedition led by Robert Bites and Peter Schoening failed to summit K2 in the Karakoram. After more than two months from base camp at Godwin Austen, only two co leaders reached the upper slopes while four others and a British captain remained near the base. Reports from Murree indicate tense negotiations near the treacherous high altitude route between base camp and Skardu.
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Codwin Austen
Robert Bites
Exeter
Peter Schoening
Seattle
Wash
Murree
Skarda
Treachurong
Godwin Austen
Leval
Skurdu
U S Airmen Marry British Girls in wartime trend
NEA report from London notes American airmen in the Seventh Army Division marrying British girls at a striking rate, about 200 per month. The process includes approvals from squadron commanders and a four month reflection period, with chaplains and families weighing plans as war-time romance widens.
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Tom Cullen
London
NEA
Borea
Permigulon
Hig
Squadron Corminider
USA
Col
J. Andrew
Skyland
England
Andraw
Ame
Ayorll Rustemier
Thomas
Rust Ob Town
Ayertl
Jong
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Highway Commission
Dvises
Leon Hatch
Kansas City, Mo
Pine Bluff, Ark
State Revenue Department
Lindsey Matchell
Vance Scurlock
Kansas
Blevins Methodists
Last Methodist
Charles F. Barrett
Reds
Earnest Hoberecht
Farmer Kills
Cub Scout
Arkansans
Btar
County Judges’ Association
Legionnaires
Ball Park
Swphur Springs
Autry Wik
Ray'p. West
Ferrie'l. West of
Hag Peep Freantersed
Churchill
Hust
Maginolia
Ark
Wiest Machine Air Wing
Sun Frangsen
General A. I. Anderson
Will Carman
Blevins
Cavin
Lrasecolt
FBI
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