Great Reputations Are Unsafe Nowadays
The piece argues that Johannes Gutenberg may not be the true inventor of movable type, citing Peter Schaeffer’s role in printing. It discusses Thompson’s research, Gutenberg’s linotype and Ludlow machines, and the enduring impact of Gutenberg’s linecasting method on modern printing.
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Johannes Gutenberg
Gutenberg
Johannes
Library of Congress
Washington
Columbus
Continent
Leif Ericson
Americus Voxpucius
Fender
Gildenberg
New York
Geraldine M. Todd
Johns. Thompson
Los Altos
Calif
My. Thompson
Peter Schaeffer
Thompson
Schoefae
Lief Ericson
America
Labrador
Vinland
Caribbean
Ericson
Gutenberr
Linotype
Ludlow
County Office Deputies Named For New Administration
New officers will take over at the courthouse on January 1 and all will have experienced deputies. Crit Stuart likely to continue as office deputy with Alien Shipp as chief field deputy. Circuit Clerk Onera Evans Kitthens will have Mrs. M. BE as deputy, Garrett Willis notes Isabelle McCorkle remains deputy tax assessor. Lucille Truggles names Mrs Newt Pentecost as deputy, Pentecost brings years as deputy treasurer. Hay Hawthorne’s deputy will be Arthur Anderson, who has served under the last three county clerks.
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Sutton
Crit Stuart
Ane
Alien Shipp
Onera Evans Kitthens
M. BE
Garanflo
Garrett Willis
Isabelle McCorkle
Lucille Truggles
Newt Pentecost
Pentvost
Hay Hawthorne
Arthur Anderson
No Decision in GOP Parley to Oust Acheson
Washington dispatch reports that GOP leaders failed to decide on Senator Ives’s bid to remove Secretary of State Acheson. A four-man subcommittee of the Senate Republican policy committee met behind closed doors and offered no conclusion. Members include Wherry Millikin and Smith. another subcommittee vote was slated for tomorrow.
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Washington
Ieaders
Ives
New York
Senate
Acheson
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Wherry
Nebraska
Millikin
Colorado
Senate Republican Conference
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
James Fuller Wins Fifth Hempstead County 4-H Corn Show
James Robert Fuller of Shower Springs won first place in the 10-year exhibit at the fifth Hempstead County 4-H corn show held in Hope's Carrigan building. Fourteen entrants competed, judged by Frants Scott of Little Rock, who praised Fuller's uniform, mature, insect and disease free corn protected with rotenone dust. Second and third places went to Wilson Edwards and Burrel Joe Smittle, all exhibits using G-711 hybrids. Cash prizes totaled 24 dollars with 5 for first, 4 for third, 2 for fourth, and 1 for the remaining entries, as County Agent Oliver L. Adams praised the participants.
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James Robert Fuller
Shower Springs
Hempstead County
Carrigan
South Elm Street
Hope
Frants Scott
Little Rock
Peppard Seca Company
Funk
Scott
James ‘Robert Fuller
Arkansas
Young Fuller
Wilson Edwards
Guernsey
Burrel Joe Smittle
Patmos
Oliver L. Adams
McDavid
Cohen's Attorney Found Shot to Death
Sam Rummel a 52-year-old attorney who had represented Gambier Mickey Cohen in numerous cases was found shot on his home steps. Detectives called it murder under mysterious circumstances with the coroner noting possible homicide as the bullet entered the neck and exited the back of his head. Cohen reacted with shock declaring it cannot be so.
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Hollywood
Sam Rummel
Gambier
Mickey Cohen
Rummel
Cohen
Kiwanis Minstrel Set for February 1 2 at High School
Kiwanis Club will stage its annual Minstrel February 1 and 2 in the high school auditorium. Emmett Thompson announced proceeds go to support the Hope Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Thompson
Hope Youth Center
Presbyterian Deacons to Meet Tonight
The Board of Deacons of the First Presbyterian church will meet tonight in the main auditorium at 7 30 p.m. This will be an important message and all Deacons are urged to be present.
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First Presbyterian Church
Truman weighs national emergency with wage price controls
Washington Dec 11 President Truman studied declaring a national emergency possibly with wage and price controls and invited Democratic and Republican leaders to meet tomorrow. Taft Ohio among those invited, as discussions focus on bi partisan action and swift steps, with meetings set with economic advisers and the national security council.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Rayburn D-Tex
National Security Council
Stephen Early
John Caskie Cullet
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Three Deer Harvest Reported Near Spring Hill in Nempstead
The second deer season opened in Nempstead County today and by 10 a.m. three hunters reported success in the Spring Hill area. Kenneth Vance fielded a 12 point, 175 pound buck near Battlefield, Robert Martin of Spring Hill shot a 145 pound, four pointer, and Claud Hinton of Hope bagged an 8 point, 155 pound buck. Later reports listed Guy Greet and Floyd Matthews of Ozan with additional kills.
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Nempstead
Spring Hill
Kenneth Vance
Battlefield
Robert Martin
Claud Hinton
Hope
Guy Greet
Floyd Matthews
Ozan
Emmet Soldier Completes Basic Training
Pvt. Oscar I Crawford, 20, son of Mr and Mrs J Crawford Emmet Texas has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base known as gateway to the Air Force Awaiting assignment following the indoctrination program at Lackland Texas with relatives in Emmet Texas and Box 46 listed
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Hope Star
Lackland Air Force Hage, Texas
Oscar I. Crawford
J Crawford
Emmet
Lackland Air Force Base
Violent Deaths in Arkansas Rise to Eight
Violent deaths reported in Arkansas over the weekend bring the total to eight for the period, with 26 fatalities since last Monday. Incidents include a 19 year old soldier and a 5 year old girl killed in a crash near Hot Springs, plus other deaths from a car accident, carbon monoxide poisoning, a fatal fire in Fort Smith, an accidental shotgun discharge near England, and separate incidents in El Dorado Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
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Arkansas
Highway 7
Hot Springs
Drew County
Reymond Stephenson
Dan A. Rogers
Fort Smith
Wilson Webb
England
Fl Dorado
Pine Blut
Little Rock
Learning from Korea How U S Army Views Russia Fight
Col Richard W Stephens of Pierre leads the 24th Infantry in Korea and says the campaign was a lab for a possible future war with Russia. He cites mobility, communications, and fair treatment of civilians as key lessons for a leaner future army. refugees accompany U N forces as Chinese push the line south.
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Hal Bovle
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Besin
Richard W. Stephens
Pierre
Stephens
24Th Infantry
Karen
Jon
Eighth Army
Russia
South Korea
Frisco Mail Service Discontinued Affected Route
Frisco Railroad passenger trains between Hugo Oklahoma and Hope Arkansas will stop January 1. Postal officials plan truck service from Ashdown along highway 71 to Hugo and east toward Hope. Bids for contracting the new truck delivery will be accepted in Texarkana Wednesday from 1 to 5 pm.
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Texarkana
Frisco
Hugo
Okla
Hope
Ark
H.W. Newbold
Tha
Postal Transportation
Ashdown
B. E. McCaskill
Postal Transportation Service
Denison
Texas
McCaskill
New Officials to Take Oath New Years Day
Judge EB F McFaddin of the Arkansas Supreme Court will administer the oath to Hempstead County and district officials on January 1 at 10 a.m. in the Hempstead County Courthouse. New sworn in include James H Pilkinton as Chancery Judge Lucille Ruggles as County Treasurer Harry Hawthorne as County and Probate Clerk. Incumbents to second terms are C Cook Garrett Willis and Omera Evans Kitchens. Claud H Sutton begins a third term as Sheriff and Collector G W Lackadan of Arkadelphia will be prosecuting attorney succeeding Pilkinton Hope.
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EB. F. McFaddin
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hempstead County
Offleala
James H. Pilkinton
Lucille Ruggles
Harry Hawthorne
C. Cook
Garrett Willis
Omera Evans Kitchens
Claud H. Sutton
Sherr T
G. W. Lackadan
Arkacelphia
Pilkinton
Hope
Mrs. Sam F. Andrews Dies in Hope Hospital
Mrs. Sam F. Andrews, 68, lifelong Hempstead County resident, died early today at a local hospital. Survived by three daughters Mary Andrews, Mrs. Fred Mouser of Hope, Mrs. Edna Delay of Grants Pass, Oregon, two sons Ernest Andrews of Hope and Earl Andrews of Shreveport Louisiana, sister Mrs. W. T. Smith of Hope, brothers M. M. McCloughan of Hope and E E. McCloughan of Oklahoma City. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hope Gospel Tabernacle with Rev. H. Paul Holdridge officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Sam F. Andrews
Hempstead County
Mary Andrews
Fred Mouser
Hope
Edna Delay
Grants Paig
Oregon
Ernest Andrews
Earl Andrews
Shreveport
W. T. Smith
M. M. McCloughan
E E. McCloughan
Oklahoma City
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
H. Paul Holdridge
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wildcat Oil Test Starts in County
Reports detail a wildcat oil test in progress in the county with multiple operators drilling from surface feet and targeting deeper horizons. Maggie Daniele No.3 and Unit No.1 in section 8-14-22 are among key sites with depths around 2850 to 5700 feet, involving Carter Oil Company and VyS Parham's W. H. McMillan.
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Avery
Hopeins Hempstead
Carter
Maggie
Daniele
Sticlair
Corp Dng
A. Wildcat
Sams Arkoria Oli Company
Parham
W. H
McMillan
Niane “Bor
Nwp
Tabernacle Revival Enters Second Week With Red Monday
The Tabernacle revival in its second week features Evangelist Paul W Harrington of Albuquerque New Mexico. Attendees are urged to wear red and bring a grocery item wrapped in red for the pastor. Evening services begin at seven with prayer in the prayer room and a sermon on the Blood Trail. Public invited.
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Tabernacle
Rey
Paul W. Harrington
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tisp
Ety Jire
Revival Speaker Dr Vaught at First Baptist Service
W O Vaught of Little Rock will speak at First Baptist revival at 49th Church. Meeting continues through next Sunday with daily 7 30 am and 7 45 pm services led by Bi Lowry and music director Hal Seers.
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W. O. Vaught
Little Rock
Jonigat
Pete
Hwite
Bi Lowry
EU Wit
Hal
Seers
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