Arkansas sales tax clash fuels Senate district fight
The Arkansas debate centers on tax policy and legislative districting. The piece discusses Texarkana and Miller County, arguing how sales tax exemptions affect local economies and political power, with reference to the Arkansas Supreme Court case and proposed district realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estonia
Hargest
Micouiy
Arkansas
Juris da Vorth
Howe
Supreme Court
Paris
Bay Pioski County
Arkinsas Gazette
Re. Ap
Hemipoteid
Miller County
Tropus
Tusiehand
Ark
Texarkana
Texas
Shine Arkansay Gunvlle
Miley
Muller
Arkinisias
Vosariina
Pepe Fem
Southwest
Arkansis
Sutte
Arkansas Supreme Court
Puliaki County
Three Killed in Plane Crash Near Arsenal
A training plane from an airfield near Denver crashed on Moociky Mountain Arsenal federal reservation, killing three including a pilot captain and two others. The craft took off from Den ver municipal airfield and vanished an hour later. authorities report the aircraft had only 20 hours since last maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Cita
Dee
United Agp Lines Cha
Moociky Mountain Arsenal
Tay
Fom
Market Report Shows Mixed Price Movements
The Associated Press notes uneven price changes with some items up and others down. Dividend and commodity quotes indicate modest gains in some sectors while broader indexes show little net movement.
Volcano Erupts in the Philippines 141 Dead and Missing
Volcanic eruption on Camiguin Island caused thick ash to blanket at least six settlements. Fire and medical teams treated burn victims as Red Cross and U S aid forces prepared to deploy with supplies via seaplane and land routes to Mindanao. Local hospitals in Mambajao were activated for burns and evacuations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L
White Mani
Obahe
Philippines
Red Croys
Filipinas
Camiguin
Ayer
Camiguin Island
Bonifaria
Red Cross
Camipuin
U.S
U. S. Navy
Mindanag
Mambajao
Vietira
Lions Hear About Bomb Disposal Work at Hope
The Hope Lions met at the Barlow hotel and heard Major Bocelato discuss Army bomb disposal efforts at the proving ground. He said the unit aims to make land safer and more profitable for locals, noting many bombs never detonate but remain dangerous. Joe Jones joined as a regular member as plans unfolded for Christmas pages and next week’s program. A $10 contribution from the Hope High School Junior class was acknowledged, and a gift from the localGuidy lows was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lions
Barlow Hotel
Bocelato
Corps of Engineers
Bucelato
Proving Ground
Joe Jones
City Bake Cry
Aio Kinard Young
Hope High School
Former Hope resident dies in Missouri
Dixie Simpson, a former Hope resident, died in a Uaark, Missouri hospital after living in Ogark for years and working for the telephone company. She leaves two brothers Henry of Hope and Spencer Simpson of Shreveport, two sisters Mary Bernice Simpson Ozark and Eugenia Bowser Ozark, plus several others. The body arrives Thursday for burial and funeral services are set for 2 pm Friday at Herndon-Corneling Funeral Chapel conducted by A. FT. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Simpson
Hope
Uaark
Missouri
Ogark
Henry
Spencer Simpson
Shreveport
Mary Bernice Simpson
Ozark
Eugenia Bowser
Woonels
G. Cash
Herbert Arnold
Herndon-Corneling Funeral Dutine Chapel
A. ‘Ft. Oliver
Father of Hope Man Succumbs in Meridian
John N. Mosley died December 4 in a Meridian hospital. He is survived by two children William R. Mosley of Hope and Mrs. Oliver Spivey of Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mosley
Meridian, Miss
Willam R. Mosley
Hope
Oliver Spivey
Meridian
Evening Shade Plans Revival at Evening Shade Baptist Church
A revival meeting opens at Evening Shade Baptist Church seven miles south of Highway 29 on Sunday December 9. Pastor Rev. Jim Warren will deliver nightly services and the public is invited. Supplies arrive in Rome for Italy flood victims including food clothing cocoa medicine and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Shade Baptist Church
Highway 29
Jim Warren
Rome
National Catoolic Welfare Council
VFW and Lions to Pick Up Paper and Toys Sunday
The VFW and Lions Club will collect scrap paper and old toys on Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Volunteers will gather both items. some toys will be reworked and given to children in need. Donors are asked to place items with the scrap paper for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Lions
Ahyaya
Topeka High Pre-Christmas Band Concert Dec 17
The Topeka high school auditorium hosts a Christmas band concert Tuesday night at 7 30 with no admission fee. Band captain Don Browning leads a solo horn number and a trombone quartet including James Huse sil, Kark Jamies, Joe Dan Willis and Darwin Smith. Brass and woodwind choirs perform carols and other selections, as the program blends classical and popular tunes in a festive venue.
Marlbrook Cemetery Expansion Planned Near Marlrook
Officials announce a Marlrook area cemetery enlargement to extend the grounds near Blevins. A Thursday morning meeting will align plans and seek input from interested residents and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faery
Marlrook
Blevins
Dee
Uty
Conerge
Sister of Ex Hope Man Dies at La Verse Home
Sister of ex Hope man C. C. Chaney died at her La Verse California home on Friday from a heart attack. She was the sister of C. C. Chaney who formerly lived in Hope and now resides in Dodge City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pfeifer
la Verse
Calif
C. C. Chaney
Dodge City
Kansas
Judge A P Steel Injured in Louisiana Wreck
Judge A P Steel of Wexurkurtia sustained a fractured rib in a car accident returning from New Orleans Louisiana last Sunday. He was treated at My Lady of the Like Hospital in Baton House. His wife daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Fred Stroud of Texarkana were with him. Mrs Steel had bruises and minor injuries, the Strouds escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL BL Steel
Wexurkurtia
Sui
New Orleans
Louisiana
My Lady of the Like Hospital
Baton House
Fred Stroud
Alsy
Texarkana
Ste
Seriqushy
Strouds
Five Hempstead Men Reported for Induction
Five Hempstead men were to be inducted today, per the county Draft Board. Names listed include Rufus Gibson, Charlie Walker, Wilson Jr, Alfred Parker Hutet, Jessie Morrison, and Odel Sreith.
Churchwell Youth Steadily Improves After Incident
Rayround Churchwell of Shower Springs, a Bobcat football team member, showed steady improvement after being found dazed at his home Sunday night. Medical authorities reported stable condition and ongoing observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayround Churchwell
Shower Springs
Bobcat
Condi
Defense of Japan Is Planned
Fragmented OCR describes a wartime defense plan for Japan, naming U S and Allied roles. It mentions Nagoya as a headquarters for air, ground, and sea forces and references coordinated Allied defense, with scattered, partial phrases about strategies, deployments, and geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wlayaa
Anas Ten
Aya
Lannehoel
Cie
Adi Tivinina
Beas Chen
Eas
Aghiwabnad
Gerrard
Jouniss
Arecin
Uiree Ganes
Nagoya
Wealthy Swiss Manufacturer Hunts Bride Mystery
A Swiss industrialist seeks a bride amid a sensational tale of elopement and alleged conspiracy. Martha, daughter of a prominent family, vanished after a trip to Los Angeles as courtship intensified. Cooperation from relatives and friends is mixed, with rumors of coercion and doubt about the marriage motive. The couple had separated in Los Angeles about ten days prior, and no will or detailed accusation accompanies the filing. The case, involving high society figures, awaits further legal clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorell
Mintha
Nave
Vox
Chives Morris
Hher Daugheter
Martha
Alers Hey
Los Angeles
Rock avalanche and peak sighting near Oregon's Digneat
A fragmentary report notes a rock avalanche event near Oregon's Digneat peak with minimal readable details. It mentions a second event or appearance and references the mountain area and geology in vague terms. Further facts are unreadable in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Digneat Peak
Santa Comes to Town Brings Weeklong Holiday Cheer
Children and families gather as a visitor known as Santa makes a late afternoon entrance. The scene features local onlookers and a festive atmosphere with Carrollton Street positions and a toy distribution event.
Plane Crashes Into House Killing and Injuring Crew
Authorities sift wreckage after a G20 bomber crashed into a Denver area home killing eight crew and injuring six civilians. The plane returned from an assignment with an engine failure, smashing through multiple homes as residents nearby narrowly escaped. Firefighters and volunteers suffered minor injuries while others aided in rescue efforts. Names of the deceased and injured were released by the public information office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eleans
Sid Sol L. Gerta
Mra Murphy
Tinsley
Lowey
I Qunaty
Nate Wrechigge
Nike Ji
William A. Zippel
Baudatte
Mia
Hones
Domine Lupore
Ligere
Greene
Lapore
Lapare
John T. Sprague
Entonel
iHanil
Robert &. Harvis
Plattsbug
N. Y
Herbert Ocser
Springdale
Conn
Hichard P. Yakob
Lynn
Mass
James HE
Robert H. Saura
Spokane
Wash
James W. Shanks
Pilot
Hay E. Widner
Westby
Wis
Leddy D. Allen
South Gate
Calif
Joe D. Wigghis
Williamsburg
Zippel
Rate hike approved for Russellville water company
The Public Service Commission made permanent the recent rate increase by Russellville Water Company. Objections from the city council were withdrawn and the commission found no service complaints against the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville Water Company
Public R Service Commission
Uive
UN Attack Report From Korean Front Stirs Cold War Tensions
Reports describe Allied forces near the 38th parallel launching a night raid on Communist positions along the east coast. Casualties include British and American troops with wounded listed. no U.S. Marines reported missing. The operation aims to disrupt Communist communications and supply lines amid bitter winter fighting and renewed Allied pressure during the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Reid
Sundtay Nlvbl
Toopx
Hnds
U. S
da Vildles Ware
Anchon
38Th Parallel
Rachwa
Yalu
Chongelon
Lnes
U.S
Amy Communitique
Linus
Loic
Abtaghea
AL Munain
Meanwhie
Gomis pUish
Alice
Imi
United
Uetlong
U. Ny
Steds
Walt
Panmunjom
North Korea
December Mild Remains Unbroken Across Regions
The Associated Press reports December's mild weather holds broadly across the nation with cooler air moving into the northwest and central areas. Showers stretch from Michigan to the Gulf, with 1 inch totals in Kentucky and snow flurries in parts of the north and west. Record highs include 86 at Corpus Christi and varied readings from Los Angeles to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wiern
New England States
Great Lakeion
Gulf
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Tenny
Sola
Wis
Glasgow
Mont
Mlural
New
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Chi
New York
Seait
Minneapolis
Corpus ¢ Tex
Israel's President Growing Weaker Weakened by Heart and Lung Complications
Reports from Tel Aviv say Israel’s gravely ill president, aged, is growing weaker due to heart function decline and pneumonia related lung issues. Temperature remains low as physicians monitor vital signs and response to treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our
Alex. H. Washburn
May Court
Evening Shade
Truman
Fulbright
Koy West
Hfe
Cerendariai
Gb Gale
Anningnesiot Creo
Gav
Tamesty Boppes
South Carolinia
Elds Byrd
Russall O-Cilt
Wey Wold
Jonan
Trennany
Wwalhidul
New Yar
Pennsylvania
Solid South
Juman
de Ly
Congress
Wiestington
Pee
Walbright cleArk
Asael Todd
Anether
Jawad
TY Collins
Yeatan
Kes West
Tie
Stineardelouse
White House
MIEPC
Defense
Charles I. Wilson
Department
Moatsilizaton
Aeleed
Senate
Teunan
Rint
Marlbrook Cemetery
A. P. Steel
Hempstead
Churchwell
Martin Lacey
Tishiny Highant
Monte Mathison
Davi Wagner
Monte
Monts
Minh
America
Sivisas Iit
Patry Dagen
Santa
Etree
Ape
Chyldtrius
Jervirw
Tadio
OKAED
Israel
Uuebsue
Minie
Meeenmbane
Soc Liftle Tz