Red-Controlled Germans Release Slav Envoys
Soviet controlled German police freed Yugoslav military mission members and consulate staff after over 12 hours under house arrest on charges of interfering with a lawful order. East Germany ordered the mission to move out of Soviet Berlin by December 17 and to avoid Soviet occupied Germany in the future. Seven dependents remained confined. mission headquarters stay in the British sector. Dinamed officials released included Col. Momuilo Sibimovic Captain Pandurawich the German consul and Vilko Kular the press attache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Momuilo Sibimovic
Germany
Sibimovic
Pandurawich
Gerlin
Vilko Kular
Marshall Man to Succeed Sheriff Smith in Search County
Marshall Man Tome Battershell of Marshall is slated to become sheriff of Search County, succeeding the late Doyle Smith. Governor McMath's office said yesterday the governor will make the appointment when he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tome Battershell
Marshall
Search County
Doyle Smith
McMath
District 7 Dominates All-State Team in Arkansas AA picks
District Seven selections highlight Subiaco and Camden with four first-team honorees. Smackover leads district representation with two first-team players, while notable East Arkansas omission Blytheville fails to place a first-teamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Iaj
Smackover
Arkansas
Subiaco
Arkansas Athletic Association
South Arkansas
Pigskin
Simackover
Camden
Hope
Magnolia
Joe Deangelis
Pas
Rich
Harry Spain Smackover
Gas Tax Refunds Delayed Until April in Arkansas
Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Dean Mar says farm gasoline tax refunds won’t be issued before April. Treasurer J Vance Clayton notes funds should be available by February, but small claim volumes and higher costs push the start to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Roark
Arkansas Revenue Co
Dean Mar
J. Vanece Clayton
Morley
Sports Roundup Highlights From A Busy Dec 10 Roundup
A compact roundup lists Penn State and San Francisco set for a New Year’s Day soccer bowl in St. Louis. Coach Joffrey plans to take just 14 players with no substitutions, contrasting with typical big squads. Mentions of Sugar bowl ticket counterfeiting, Herb Lederer and Herb Lederer’s shooting, Freddie Hutchinson and Hoot Evers training in Florida, and classic notes on Wyoming Bowden Wyatt and Yankee scout Tom Greenwade. Also references prize list realignments, a minor league draft quips, and whale oil products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Penn State
San Francisco
St. Louis
Joffrey
Penn
Bil
Louisiana
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Hoot Evers
Collinsville
Tilt
Bradenton
Fla
Detroit Tiger
Buck Starbeck
Lews State
Tennessee
Wyoming
Bowden Wyatt
Yankee
Tom Greenwade
Dodgers
Bob Morgan
Cal McLish
A Jarvis
SWC Rules on Arkansas Protest Marks Winter Meeting
The Southwest Conference ends its winter meeting with a full airing of Texas Christian University's protest against Arkansas over alleged excessive use of hands and arms in a 27-7 game. Action may include a public ruling or a slap on the wrist, with no change to the game result. Additional talks cover officials selection, possible return of Curtis, and athlete concessions for Senior Bowl and Cotton Bowl trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Christian University
Arkansas
Dulteh Meyer
Taoitan
Akansas
Southwest
Able Curtis
Southwestern
Pacific Coast
Confer-Ence
Curtis
Florida
Mexico
Sunday and Monday church youth events listed
Sunday activities include Presbyterian Youth Fellowship meeting at 3 45 PM with supper by Mrs T and Mrs O R Peachey and attendance at 7 PM service. Methodist youths at 6 PM for recreation. First Baptist youth choir at 5 PM. B U U and Nazarene youth groups meet in the evening. Monday brings Methodist Wesleyan party at 7 30 PM and WSCS meeting at 2 30 PM. Woman's Federation meets in McRae Memorial room with Amos prophecy Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
T. &, Logan
0. R. Peachey
The
First Baptist Church
Frisby Cox
First Central Baptist Church
Church of the Nazarene
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Charlie Thomas
WS. C. 8
Regia
Woman's Federation of Unetirs. Presbyterian Church
McRae
J. Vernon Fore
Lyon
Amos
Top Radio Programs in New York Saturday Listings
NBC schedules Powell Deans and Hollywood Star Theatre with Clarke White Mes R L Barade and Dennis Day. Judy Blakely and Gertrude Canova. CBS-6 features Lite Rok shopping and Gene A won show at 7:30. Chandu the Magician airs 7:40. ABC U 40 Russ Hughes Spots. Vaughn Monroe at 7. Friday and Wednesday listings include Dan Pittman and Hansel Herring among others in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ely Oe
NBC
Sue ‘Powell Deans
Hollywood Star Theatre
Hittes
Clarke White
Mes. R. L
Barade
Dennis
Judy Blakely
Miss Gertrude
Chiake White
CBS
Gene Aw
Philigy Marlow
Mrs. W. Gire
P.O. Duneheau
ABC
Russ Hughes
Barlow Lute
Hope
Chandu
Magician
Neat Man
Dick Jurgens
Freddie Ta Aries Wiusie
MBS
Haywall Cails
Ques Shiwnis
Sunes
Vaughn Monroe
Arkansan Named to Manufacturers Association
New York Dec 9 Claude A Putnam of Kenns New Hampshire a manufacturer and president elect of the national association of manufacturers has selected directors at large Gus Glenheimer president Ottenheimer Bros Little Rock Ark National vice presidents include BD Johnston general counsel T H Rogers Lumber Co Oklahoma City Okla The regional vice president for Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma and Texas is William R Agger president Uncle Johnny Mills Houston Texas Arkansas Missouri and Nebraska will be represented by Roland B Gaynod president I D Ace con Kansas City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Claude A. Putnam
Kenns
N .H
National Association of Manufacturers
Gus Glenheimer
Ottenheimer Bros
Little Rock
Ark
Nam
BD. J. Johnston
T. H. Rogers Lumber Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
William R. Agcer
Johnny Mills
Houston
Tex
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Roland B. Gaynod
I. D .Ace
Kansas City
Radio Schedule Highlights Theater and Music Lineup
A dense list of Sunday to Monday programming outlines many music shows dramas and news briefs across stations. Notable entries include Harmonies and church services, dramatic programs like The Shadow and True Detective Mystery, and sports and talk features with hosts like Mel Allen and Bill Cunningham for a broad weekend broadcast slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Network
Mel Allen
Preston Sellers
John B. Kennedy
Lombardoland
Chicago Theater of Air
Lew White
Your Community Chapel
Voice of Prophecy
Sidney Walton
Doubleday
Bill Cunningham
Carle Saenger
Martin Kane
Nick Carter
the Falcon
the Saint
Johnny Desmond
M. Roy Rogers
Sheliah Graham
Don Wright
William Hiltman
Mutual
Walter Mason
John Bosman
Bob Poole
Kate Smith
Chuckle Wingon
Gabriel Heatter
Blackwood Lios
Bob Bogle
Tom
Childredow
Gabriel Heater
Fulton Lewis
Bill Henry
Carle
Ono Frank Edwards
Harry James
Wheaton College Choir
Briton Warns Industrial Nationalization Could Lead to Communism
British publisher Cecil Palmer told 9,000 NAM leaders that nationalization of industry and social security threaten democracy by steering Britain toward socialism and communism. He labeled the welfare state a trap and called Britain’s national health service a socialist ploy, praising U S and Canadian aid as essential to Britain’s survival. Senator Bricker warned that big government risks state socialism and dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Today
Cecil Palmer
National Association of Manufacturers
Pritisher
NAM
Waldorf “ Astoria
Palmer
National Health Service
Britain
United States
Canada
Gh Palmer
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas 1949
By decree of the Chancery Court the Citizens National Banks of Hope Arkansas and others, a sale will be held at Hope on December 31 1949. Lands described include parts of Section 1 and 12 with Highway 55 and specific tracts in Township 13 South Range 27 West and 26 West. Terms require a three month credit and a note with interest. Commissioner Omar Evans signs the notice December 1 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Citizens National Banks of Hope
Hope
Wasphantus
Howard Hindman
City of Hope
Avtackh
Yellow Creel
Ranue
High
Omera Evans Carymissoner
Dee 3
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Star of Hops
Star “Publishing Co
Patmar
Fox. H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jonas
George W. Mosmar
Mach
Jats M. Gavis
Offics
Hops
Associated Press
Mears Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lefayette
George Salus Fur
Ethel Hulsey
Washington
Chas, Reynerson
Edna Simmons
North Elm Street
Gillespie Mec- Faddin Farm
Old Highway
Ross Gillige
Diamond Cafe
Blevins
B. B. Stephens
TD. L. Stephens
McCaskill
AgkanEag
Gall Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
City Wieetrie Co
J. M. Atkins
O. Rowe
New Hampshire
Arthur
Gray
Ozama
West 4Th Street
Floyd Porterfield
Johnnie Green
J. W. Strickland
Sue A. Parker
Dyke Springs
Yould
Ance
Hopean
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
South Etim
Texarkana
Robert Wilemain
Paris
Prante
Jake LaMotta
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Outpointerdt
Bil Peterson
Portland
Indianapolis
Ronnie Harper
Detroit
Gerald Labroil
Gary
Ind
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Marshall Man
Sheriff Smith
Istrict
Auneck UN
Commit Smith
Connecticut
Asquelalion
Paul Draper
Larry Adier
Draper
Mr. McCullough
Faith
McCulloughs
Draper and
Adler
Frank
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
James Stanton
Richard Meyer
Center
James Johnson Hope
Rupert Lefevers
Pos
Bobby Barran
Nas
McCullough
Greenwich
Mcculoughs
Bill Giddings Smackover
Floyd Sagely
van Buren
Charles Hallan
Norman Janes Subiaco
Richard Pittman
Subindo Kemp Gordon
David Lashley
Fayetteville
Frank Matthews
Gus Kenedy
Lexathana
Glen Harvey
Raymond ‘Toothaker
Claude Thomas
Robert Reid
Blytheville
James Tanphere
Raymond Daugherty
H. R. Segnar
Monts Seed Store
Monts
A. C. Monts & Son
Hope Basket ‘Co
Hope Window Cleaning & Janitorervice
James Valentine
Riley Cooper
Texas Age
Fort Draper
United
Clair Bee
Long Island U
Basketball Earh
Herb Lederer
Cotton Vowl
Olks
H.piest Guy
Keith, Willams
Vicksburg
Miss
Rochester
Joe Montalovo
Keith
SWC
Methodist Church
Wolf Booster Club
Clu
Cu Wolf
Primiary School
Mh Be
Lewisn
Pam
Frye
Rotary Club
Dreecatt
Broadweay Hotel
Wil
Lanelaga
CG. B. Wagner
Doh Frye
Tdi Mich
Chistian
Han Rev. Nagle
Pyye
Irae Beatty
Troup Y
Prescott
Huse Gruhn
Lee
Brad Bright
Gere Lee
Leroy Phillips
Lafayette Hotel
Little Rosk
C. ES
Henry ‘Thompson
Rosston
White
Jarvis
Smith
Otis Langston
Governors Safety
Order
Lawrence Stovall
Thompson
4. V. Babb
Harvey Mandeline
Warden Tunnel
Sidney Loomis
Royston
Electa Wells
Jack Los
Martin Woosley
George Cunningham
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Albert Pike
J . Jeouney of
A. Db. Gordon
Dae Chow
Dan Pittman
Hansel Herring
Arkansan
Manufacturers Association
Briton Flags Industrial Program
Guy Lombarda
Chicago iTheatre
Manon
NBEC
Jimny Melion
Hollywood Calling
Phil
Alice
Sara Spade
Theatre Guild
Eddie Cantor
N.Y. Philharmonica
Loretta Young
Mrs. Moonght
Jack Genny
Franke Leahy
Amos and Andy
Bergen and
McCarthy
Red Skelton
Horace “Heidt
A. m. Southernnaires
Piano Playhouse
Belly Clark
Carroway
Guiding Light
Garry Moore
MES
Bos
Vicatiers
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