New York bailouts and cotton shocks in 1990 outlook
The item notes New York City's elevation of elevator service as a national issue, Arkansas cotton reductions of 21 percent in 1990, and broader declines elsewhere. It contrasts California and Arizona cuts with irrigation subsidies, questions Western growth, and comments on Chiang Kai-shek fading as a world figure amid Chungking’s fall and China's foreign dealings.
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New — York City
United States
Big Brown
Arkansas
California
Arizona
Colton
Western Desert
Sex Offenders to Be Given Speedy Trip
Prosecuting Attorney James H. Pilkinton announces a district wide policy to press prompt trials for all defendants charged with sex offenses. Weak cases may still go to trial. jury will decide punishment. No probation or suspended sentences to be recommended for sex offenders.
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James H. Pilkinton
Fighth Judicial District
Officials Deny Insolvent College in Conway
Little Rock report states Conway officials and a local company filed a Faulkner chancery suit accusing Central College of insolvency. The petition seeks a receivership while barring land disposal and payment of a $45,000 claim tied to 1949 unsecured debts.
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Little Rock
Gee
UPI
Central College
Faulkner Chancery Court
City of
Congway
Goodar
Whey Mtu
Goodbar
Spring Hill PTA to Meet Monday at High School
Spring Hill PTA announces its regular meeting Monday at the high school. Mrs Brown, a fifth grade teacher, will lead the program featuring a display by children on their class projects. Parents are invited.
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Spring Hill Pta
Gemibasions Bon
Brown
Weather Outlook: Cloudy With Afternoon Showers
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies this afternoon with showers. Sunday is expected to bring additional showers. Cayler region may see cooler temperatures with Saturday night into Sunday morning precipitation.
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Farmer
Cayler
Warns Russia Has Saboteurs Ready in U S
The Library of Congress warned of a disciplined army of Soviet sympathizers ready to sabotage the United States in wartime. The 105 page Public Affairs bulletin notes that atomic missiles may be costly but guided missiles could shape future warfare. It urges preparedness even if danger is not immediate and stresses the possibility of surprise attacks like Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Library of Congress
America
Russia
Legislative Reference Service
S. Arthur Devan
National Defense
Reference Service
Europe
Pearl Harbor
Fire devastates Oklahoma U. dormitory. hundreds escape
More than 300 students fled a two story wooden dormitory on the University of Oklahoma south campus as fire destroyed the building about 2:30 am. Two students were critically injured and at least 18 others were hurt. origin unknown, many residents unaccounted when the blaze broke out.
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Norman Okla
University of Oklahoma
Alvin Levine
Oklahoma _ city
Jean Noor
Everng
Girl's Life Saved After Accident in Detroit Story
Detroit December 8 Laura Cassell, 20, owed her life to steady nerves of a mechanic and a policeman after a collision at a signal light failure. Laura was impaled on a gear-shift lever, which was removed by John Richer with Patrolman George Mortimer aiding. An hour-long operation at Harper hospital freed the lever from her chest and she is expected to recover in days. Laura's father Jack Cassell and the other driver sustained minor injuries.
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Detroit
Laura Cassell
Laura
Jack Cassell
Cassell
John Richer
Richler
George Mortimer
Harper Hospital
William Tuttle
Tyllie
Florida Bookie Racket Faces Major Setback
In Miami Florida the illegal bookmaking industry tied to racing faces disruption as Western Union wires used to relay results are ordered shut by authorities. The move cripples the main information channel of the bookies, forcing a shift to costly long distance services and raising questions about the industry’s resilience amid rising demand for wagering opportunities.
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Miami
Fla
Devo
Florida Playground
Ilegal
Western Union
Vummings
Oslando
G. F Osborne
Naied Yesteratty
Beadere Wits
Willie Morse
Clyewits Cote
Dh Prachal Jetties
Florida
Tte
Buvkinuleers
Sersige
Bovikniadberg
Buehroonie
Christian Women to Give Program Observes Woman's Day
The First Church plans an evening service on Sunday December 4 at 7 80 with a thirty minute film A Letter From China. The event highlights Woman's Day in December and will send the offering to the national office for missions. The program includes a prelude by Luther Hollamon hymn Eternal God Whose Power Unholds devotion and remarks by Mrs George Wirgin Mrs Ted Jones and Mrs George Dodds plus invitations and Benediction with organ postlude by Mrs Oliver Adams president of the local council.
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United States
China
Luther Hollamon
George Dodds
George Wirgin
Ted Jones
Fim
Jesus
Oliver Adams
Plans for USO Drive Meeting in Hempstead Today
Rae Lack district USO chairman announced a 10 am Tuesday December 6 session of campaign workers at Mon City Salt to map plans for the Hempstead quota of 1 005. District Treasurers Sid Me Math and County Chairman Mrs Lloyd Spencer lead Ward 1 leaders Mrs M M Meyough and Mrs B D Booth Ward 2 Ward 3 Mrs oat Purvis Ward 4 MP Tallesen Business District Frank McLarty Bun Gwen John Wilson Charley Wytie oversee coordination.
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USO
Mone City Salt
Hempstead
Istrict
Sid Me
Lioyd Spencer
M. M. Meyough
B. D. Booth
Thompson Evans
Oat Purvis
Tallesen
Prank McLarty
Bun Gwen
John Wilson Je
Charley Wytie
Headon Collision Injures 11 In Arkansas and Kansas
Dermott Arkansas reports eleven people injured in a head on crash at a highway intersection. Two critically hurt include Sue Dunnahue of Winchester Arkansas with a brain injury and Mrs Harold Elm of Baldwin Kansas with severe injuries. City Marshal Burl Davis cited passing a truck as the cause.
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Dermott
Burl
Sue ‘Dunnahe
Winchester
Ark
Harold Elm
Baldwin Kas
Burl Davis
Forest Fires Rampant Along Coastal Mississippi and Alabama
Fires raged across coastal Mississippi and Alabama as 167 blazes burned in protected counties and more than 1 million acres in unprotected areas. State foresters warned the delta region faced widespread losses with Kemper County recording a 1200 acre blaze. Alabama reported drastic conditions with thousands of acres burning in Jefferson County.
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Mississippi
Alabama
State Forestry Commission
Albert Legret
Kemper
Birmingham
J. Hilton Watson
Watson
Jefferson County
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Chicago Hotel Robbed of $22,000
Two bald robbers familiar with the Stevens hotel internal operations robbed the hotel of about $22,000 in cash and checks. They escaped after confronting cashier H. W. Kipper on the fourth floor service area. Audrey Lindgren said $15,000 was in checks and about $7,000 in cash.
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Chicago
Stevens
H. W. Wpper
Kipper
Audrey Lindgren
Whit
Helu
Happy to Help? Orchestra Aids Disabled Veterans Hospitals
New York organizer Bliss Yeang Yon runs a charity show with 300 top performers who volunteer to raise funds for veterans hospitals across the country. The effort, though losing money, gathers famous artists and plans more hospital programs, aiming to reach all facilities and bring therapeutic art to patients.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jen Tenyson
Lily Pons
Mayvearet Trunin
Egle Parva
Arthur Trubenstein
Gladys Syarthutst
America
Gars Cna
Bliss Yeangyon
Eratelyta
Sinophedy Ganduelar
Lee Stowkowski
Lava Flows Threaten Sicilian Town Near Mount Etna
Lava from Mount Etna advanced toward Maletto and Bronte as new craters acted as valves. Officials said pressure eased and flames rose from the main crater while farms and orchards burned, with no casualties reported at dawn.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Eta
Malette
Mt. Etna
Etna
Maletta
Bonie
Europe
Bronte
Maletto
Chiavazao
Giardinazzo
Search Continues for Man Who Killed Wife and Daughter
Police hunt Tennessee Mississippi border for W. Bean 50 year old suspect in double murder of his wife and nine year old daughter. He allegedly threatened suicide as he stood over the bodies, fled with a .22 rifle, and remains at large with officers warning to approach cautiously. Donald Ray Bean listed as injured but expected to recover, while relatives await updates on other survivors.
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Tetun
VPI
W. Bean
Oificers
Bean
Lim
Paine Bean
Dorris Jew Bean
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkeart
Wins
Iicens
Mississippi River
Donald Ray Bean
Henay
Bonnie Pay
Thelma
Kathlee Hudson
Mary Rice
Scout Drive to Start With a Breakfast
The Hempstead District Scout finance drive opens with a breakfast at Hotel Barlow on Tuesday December 6 at 7 a.m. Roy Weisenberger chair announces volunteer team captains including Milton Dillard Ray McDowell Donald Moore and others. Funds support Scouting with solicitations handled by volunteers to minimize impact on business.
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Hempstead
Royce Weisenberger
Barlow
Milton Dillard
Ray McDowell
Donald Moore
Chas. Wylie
Frank Horton
C. Caleman
R. L.broach
Kim Cole
Rufus Her
Roy Anderson
Clifford Franks
Kiwanians Defeat Lions 31 to 6 in High School Game
A small crowd watched the Kiwanis club team defeat the Lions 31 6 at the high school stadium. Troy Taylor and Jack Bell starred for the Kiwanians with timely passes from Taylor to Buddy Porter. Lions backfield featured Dean Parsons and Jim Ciry amid rough line play as both teams showed strong effort in a benefit game for the Youth Center and Stretch Marker drive.
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Kiwanis
Lions
Troy Taylor
Jack Bell
Kiwanians
Peach
Tayors
Buddy Porter
Weedy Parsons
Garrett
McCullough
Phillips
Royston
Stephens
Snyker
Arnold
Bol Plensing
Dean Parsons
Jim Ciry
Hot Springs Man Dies in Malvern Collision
A double accident at a Thiel crossing in Grant county killed Hot Springs salesman Jonny A. Jamise, 40, and seriously injured lumberman Forest J. Smith, 59, sending Smith to a Malvern hospital as the week's deadly toll rose.
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Malvern
Ole Hot Springs
Anuller
Jonny A. Jamise
Forest J. Smith
Lumbyrman
Cupait
Thiel
Grant County
Cashsh Font
Norrell of Arkansas Arrives En Route Through Okwnawa
Rep Norrell of Arkansas was due here today. He arrived yesterday on his way home, with notes of travel and brief delay mentioned in dispatches.
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Little Hoek
Norrell
Arkansas
Okwnawa
Reds Press Western China Front Amid Refugee Peak
In Chengtu and surrounding Western China, Nationalist leaders scramble to revive government as Communist forces push deep into the region. The city’s 750,000 population swells with refugees while rail and highway links falter, and speculation swirls over Chiang Kai-shek’s role. The capital’s hotels run at capacity as evacuees crowd into makeshift shelters and public spaces.
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Chengtu
China
Western
Chine
Yerong
Kunming
Suang
Linkin
Tsung-jen
Hong Kong
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Nee
T Zo
Pla
United State
United States
Chen
Chenetu
Chungi
Tapacity
Employment Situation Improves Says Labor Chief
Washington December 3 Ewan Clague commissioner of labor said the nation’s employment looks better than at any time in the past year The general picture shows strengthening employment across manufacturing while unemployment may rise after Christmas He noted a million more people will enter the labor force next year and about 750000 new workers are typical annually with 250000 extra veterans finishing training and seeking jobs.
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Washington
Ewan, Clague
Stas
Tistles
Clague
Welfare, Association
Picure
Three Men Injured in Nightclub Knife Fight
At Caigin's place on Northazel Street three men were wounded in a knife fight after a dispute around midnight. Carl Turner and Curtis Thorn fought with knives. Daniel Lewis tried to break it up. All three sustained serious injuries and were treated by police.
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Caigin
Northazel Street
Carl Turner
Curtis Thorn
Daniel Lewis
Paul W. Klipsch Speaks at Rotary Luncheon Update
Paul W. Klipsch addressed Hope Rotary members and guests Friday noon on Markets and Trends with Supports. He concluded disappointed no one asked why they claimed such knowledge about the market.
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Hope Rotary
Paul W. Shipsch
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