Farmers urged to balance politics with sound farming
Kansas City report covers remarks by Senator Alkeh R-Vi and Hershel D. Newsom at the annual meeting of the Kansas state Consumers Cooperative Assn. They warn against overreliance on politics, urge regional cooperatives for economic power, and call for collective bargaining to secure fair prices. The meeting expects about 3,500 attendees and runs through Thursday.
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Kansas City
Parmer
Congress
Sen
Aikeh
R-Vi
Torey
Senate Agriculture Committee
Allen
Pelician Congress
Hershel D. ‘Newson
National Grange
Newsom
U S Watches Soviet Group in Germany
U S military police broadened round the clock surveillance of the Russian mission in Frankfurt in response to harassment of a U S team in East Germany. Armored units deployed, with vehicles following Russian movements near Potsdam as both missions retain free movement under the four power agreements.
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Richard
U.S
Potsdam
East Germany
Frankfu
Lis DS
Army
Cotton Picker Gala Notices and Police Inquiry
A fragmented OCR yields a garbled local item referencing a gala event and a police inquiry. Names and locations are unclear but imply a Cotton Picker setting with a marked tree and a confrontation. The report mentions a president or identity dispute and a potential legal action or accusation.
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Jy Ny Ag
Ache
Arkansas farm family of the year winners announced
Announced today in Little Rock a tenants family from Arkansas County named Mia and Glen Gradgeorge of Route 2, State Kart, won the landowner division top prize. Fred A. Norris family of Repule 4, Green Forest, placed first in landowner. Charles Willians and Burl Jacking of Crawfordsville were second and third in tenant division. Cleo Ray Washita House Mount Ida and V. G. Moore Route 1 Montiannel were noted in landowner entries. Awards presented by Graidgeorgs sponsors. Gradgeorge plans to return to farming after pre medical college work.
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Little Rock
Arkansas County
Arkansas
Mia
Glen Gradgeorge
Route 2
Fred A. Norris
Repule
Green Forest
Arkansas Press Association
Arkansas Power ] Light Co
Charles Willians
Crawfordsville
Burl
Jacking
Dardanelle
Cleo Ray
Washita House
Mount Ida
Pevond
V. G
Moore
Montianelle
Graidgeorgs
Mus
Norris
Missile Flaw. Engineers Work Hard on Launch Preparations
Cape Canaveral engineers raced to complete America's first space satellite launch set for dawn. They replaced a valve on ground equipment, fixed fuel cooling and reduced noise in the second stage of the three stage rocket to prevent wobble or breakup in orbit 200 to 1,200 miles above Earth.
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Vern Haugland
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
No Visible Effect at Central High Integration Crisis
The report states no visible change at Central High School amid integration tensions. Israeli consul general Napum Astav, stationed in Rania, said yesterday there is no unusual activity or tension observed, indicating the crisis has not produced apparent local disruption.
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Little Rock
Rania
Napum
Astav
Park Meters Slashed To Lure Christmas Shoppers
In Suffern New York officials report park meters cut off during Christmas to boost mall and food merchants. Mayor James A Keenan ordered free parking during the holiday season to attract shoppers to Parkway shopping centers and nearby stores.
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Suffern
New York
Sil
Christhias
James A. Keenan
Parkway
NAACP Leader Fined in Arkansas Tax Eligibility Case
Mrs. Lic Batey, president of the Arkansas NAACP, was fined $100 by Municipal Judge Harry O C Robinson for failure to disclose confidential NAACP records. She appealed to Circuit Court as the ordinance requiring group membership and financial data was challenged as unconstitutional. The case cites actions against other groups and the dismissal of a related charge against Rev. J C Crunshenhaw for failure to file information.
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Little Rock
Lic. Batey
National Associathin For the AdVancement of Colored People
Harry OC. Robinson
Enon
NAACP
Cirenik Court
Ardnance Tills
Bales
Arkansas Supreme Court
J. C. Crunsehaw
Maacpis
Robinson
Crenchlady Bolt Beay
Per Ly
AMA Warned of Proposed Legislation
Dr David B Allman of the American Medical Association urged 165000 members to oppose a Forand bill moving to provide hospital and surgical benefits under Social Security The address warned that national compulsory health insurance would threaten private medical practice and expand federal control in medicine The remarks were delivered at AMA clinical session and House of Delegates opening.
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Frank Carey
Pcloncs
Philadelphia
David B. Allman
Amercan Medical Agsn
Cdachars
AMA
Aime Forand
CRD
Forand
House of Delegatis
Er Allman
Atlantic City
Pays to Be Careful With Tuberculosis
Fragmented text warns about tuberculosis and the need for caution. Mentions physicians, states, and associations, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR issues. Contains scattered phrases about disease, diagnosis, and public health, with no coherent facts or date.
Eisenhower seeks two billion budget hike for defense
President Eisenhower met with congressional leaders to discuss a roughly 2.0 billion dollar rise in the defense budget, prioritizing missiles and aircraft and seeking foreign aid funds. He described plans amid recovery updates from his physician and a cabinet briefing, as lawmakers prepared for a broad defense and foreign policy session.
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Swashington
Prnstdortt
Mélenhower
Congress
Holvin Bridges
Solhaly
Oulgintley
Mychidlis White House
Aic
Bridges
Dallas
Washington
Eisenhower
Eweller Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Iivenhower
Sevrewry
James C. Hagerty
Watters
Sion
Adlil Steven
Polling Places Set for Hempstead County Cotton Referendum
Hempstead County ASC approves 12 polling sites for the upland cotton referendum to be held December 10. Farmers with upland cotton in 1957 may vote, including landlords tenants and sharecroppers. eligibility checked at the county ASC Office. Each community lists polling place and referendum committeemen with alternates, covering Springhill Collins Store Palmus Stake Shower Springs Quaky Mound Hope Fulton Guernsey MypNab Cross Roads Colonbus Washington BeAnn Bairds Chapel Home McCaskill Rhode’s Stove Ozun Sardis Jane’s Bingen and more.
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Teese
Hempstead County
Counly
ASC
He Dee
Springhill
B. Baba
M. Moman
Lafferty
R. G. Momin
Collins
Palmus
W. B. Jones
C. P. Jones
W. ¥. Jackson
S. Wright
Riders
Stake
Shower Springs
Quaky Mound
W. C Abbott
C. F. Ruggles
Lloyd Sanders
Jiny Chambers
Alyterhale
Olwell
Hope
Bill Suhooley
Janes ¢. Russell
Well Osborn
Chas. W. Key
Fulton and Guernsey
EB. Odon
Agee Gilbert
J. W. Seymour James ‘Ty, Rowland
Odam
MypNab
Cross Roads
Wade Gilbert
Frank Gilbert
J. . Mos Iey
Charles Gilbert
Gilbert
Colonbus
Aldvin Stroud
B.C. Webb
Messer
Parker
Rogers
Blter’ S
Cart Brown
Roy J. Foster
Hix Lee
Ay Fase Toys
McCaskill
Luther Saleer
Marshal Scott
Horace ‘Montgomery
Evla Honeycutt
Rhode'g Stove
Ozun
W. Ty Hil
Chlora
Floyd Warthews
Jane's Bingen
Bae Martindale
Ned Jurys
Cba
Officer Fatally Shot at Police Station in Chicago
A chaotic scene unfolds as Officer T G Anderson is fatally shot inside a Chicago police station shortly after 1 AM. Court records reveal a troubled family dispute over estate funds and custody, with Mrs. Rice and her daughters involved. Details show allegations of abuse, long-term neglect, and a grim financial record including checks and cash found in a suburban apartment. One daughter committed to a state hospital, while the mother’s health and housing situation attract further court action.
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Cmucago
Matte
Rhee
Rilees
Ries
Pillee
Rieu Peatment
Dorothy
Nesler
Rigemid
Pha
Howise
Rices
Rice
Kankaleee State Hospital
Father of Hope Woman Succumbs in Little Rock
Claude Swicegond, a Nashville resident, died Monday in a hospital in Little Rock. Survived by son W. C. Swicepexed and two daughters Meg Charles Graham of Hope and M Jae Gano of Florence, Arizona. Services set for 10 am Wednesday in Nashville with burial at Memory Gardens of Hope by Latimer Funeral Home.
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Claude. Swicegond
Nashville
Missowi Preifie
Lite Rock
W. C. Swicexped
North
Justile- Roa
Meg
Charles Graham
Hope
M Jae Gano
Florence
Ariaona
Latimer Funeral Home
Memory Gardens of
Evening Shade Church Plans Regular Singing Event
Evening Shade Church seven miles south of Hope on Highway 20 will host its monthly singing this Sunday December 4. All are invited to attend.
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Evening Shade
Bening Shade Church
Hope
Highway 20
Russian Samovar Days Numbered
A Moscow report states the old fashioned samovar era is ending as ten electric models will be produced in the Soviet Union. The shift aims to electrify homes while continuing limited production of charcoal varieties for ritual use.
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Moscow
Tilsa
Soviet Union
A. Poport
Tuli Tackiy
Jonger
Bell Workers Gain Control of Small Firm
A Public Service Commission report details two Southwestern Bell Telephone Co employees gaining control of Arkansas Telephone Co in Clinton and Shirley. They allegedly diverted funds, with withdrawals totalling 7,810 and 15,414 in dissipation, leaving the firm financially precarious as Allen resigns as president.
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Little Rockm
Arranstig Public Service Commission
PSC
Ofdera
Angell Alen Ord
W. B. Hale
Arkansas Telephone Co
Allen and Hale
Arkansas Telephony
Clinton
Shirley
Southweoslern Bell ‘Telephone Co
Allen
Arkansas Telephone
Comepany
Juan
Manslaughter Charge in Death of Boy in Blytheville
Thure man McMinn bound over to circuit court on a manslaughter charge for the Thanksgiving morning shooting death of 14 year old Lloyd Neal Brown at the McMinn home near Manila. McMinn testified he shot Brown after believing someone was at the door intending harm. Police said Brown came to fetch McMinn’s son for a hunting trip.
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Blytheville
Ark
Thure
McMinn
Pyer
Pier
Neal Brown
Brown
Manilla
Huntiin
Public meeting urged to save Bois d Arc project
A Friday evening public meeting at the Hempstead chamber seeks support to promote the Bois d Arc project for the Kansas Game and Fish Commission. Hunters and fishermen are invited to help fund Christmas aid via the Hope Living Club auction, replacing the old Goodfellow fund.
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Hops Chamber of Commerce
Ary
Kansas Game and Fish Commission
Sion
Hempstead
Hel Kinard Young
Ws Hy Gunster
Hope City Hall
Kar
Accidental Shooting Fatally Wounds Officer at Police Station
Officer Anderson reportedly shot himself in the heart with a 122 caliber rifle found lodged at the Paliee station. Chief Jack Brown said the weapon, kept under a desk, caused his death shortly after arrival at hospital. Anderson, a longtime officer, is survived by his parents and wife. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mamas
tChibby Alderson
We Hope Pollan
Wim
Paliee
Jack Brown Sali
Andaraba
Shorty
Spruce Street
Jack Browie
Howiard Miam
Brown
Anderson
Wil
Mempstead
Custo
A. A
Anderson Hapa
Herndon-Carnelus
Weather Station Report Highlights River Readings and Temps
The weather hour ending 7 am Tuesday shows high 66 and low 35 with total precipitation 0.0 inches. Red River at Fulton 10.4 feet, Little River 10.6 feet, Denison Dam discharge 9 419 cfs, Texarkana discharge 10 000 cfs, readings forecast to fall. Clear tonight and Wednesday. warmer by midweek across regions including Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Miami Florida.
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Red
Fulton
Index
Lulla
Denison
Texarkana
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