First Methodist Choir Presents The Messiah in Hope’s Church
The Friday Music club directed by Mrs. J. C. Carlton performed The Messiah with organist Mrs. B. C. Hyatt and reader Rev. Kenneth L. Spore at First Methodist. Audience rose for the Allelujah Chorus as the city’s music lovers gathered.
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Chas M. Wab
First Methodist Church
J. C. Carlton
On City
B. C. Hyatt
Kenneth L. Spore
Bobcats Open Cage Season At Hope High Gym
The Hope Bobcats will start the basketball season Monday night at home against Prescott at 7 30 in the Hope High School gym. Admission is 10 and 25 cents. Prescott has played two games, losing to Laneburg and defeating Gordon. Probable Hope lineup includes forwards Green and Purtle, guards Baker and Eason, center Jones.
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Schoolmasters Club Meeting Set for Monday Night
The Schoolmasters club of Hempstead county will meet at 7 40 oclock Monday night at Capital hotel. All members are urged to attend. School directors and other friends of education are welcome to attend.
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Oplock
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Rural electricity reach outlined for Arkansas counties
Arkansas Farm Bureau officials report that the rural electrification program will bring power to 33 of 75 counties across more than 7,000 miles of lines. Officials praised REA cooperation and noted projected lines totaling 5,000 to 6,000 miles at roughly 36 million dollars, with strong state collaboration and praise from REA directors.
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Hempsteaul County Farm Bureau
Waldo Frasior
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
AIL
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Whic
Rural Electrification Administration
Gaysland
Arkansas Farm
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Cotton Referenda Back Cotton Quotas in Slashing Vote
Washington reports show cotton farming backed marketing quotas by a two thirds margin while rice and tobacco producers rejected marketing controls. Secretary Wallace hailed the cotton victory as solid proof of the New Deal farm program, with tobacco and rice voting against imposed limits.
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Washington
Wallace
Congress
New Deal
Extension announced for testing vehicles
Gray Al bright of the state police said an indefinite extension of the deadline for testing of motor vehicles will be granted. He estimated about 100,000 of the 225,000 vehicles in the state had been tested and noted there would be a final extension after a forthcoming review.
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Little Rock
Gray Albright
State Police
Jane Mary J
Tunisia's Resources and European Interests in 19th Century Labor
The region rich with phosphate, iron, zinc, and marble along the Medjerda flows and the Sahet coast highlights Tunisias extensive production. France, Britain, and Italy seek concessions and railway links while labor tensions rise as Italian and Arab workers compete. The 1881 protectorate accelerates development with Italy and France negotiating schooling and nationality, and regional powers eye Libya and Ethiopia for expansion.
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Red Cross Drive Final Report Totals 1958 and 1957
Royce Weisenberger and Mrs. Kline Snyder present final Red Cross drive report showing $1 072 49 raised in 1958 versus $963 90 in 1957. They thank all contributors and list numerous supporters including George R Wolff W H Bryant Bingen School Bob McClure Mrs Frank R Johnson and others.
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Kline Snyder
Red Cross
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Frank R. Johnson
Betty Jane Foster
Harry Shiver
Stuart
Johnson
J. Hanceton
J. S. Wilson
Agatha Bullard
Sam R. Young
Dorothy Stophs
Geneva L. Thomas
R. C
Reed
Marjorie Rogers
McCorkle
Mitchell Cash
S. L, Reed
D. M. Finley Guernsey
Hope Negro Faces Charge of Murder in Hempstead
D. C. Wingfield, a Hope negro, was charged with murder after Sterling Maxwell, another local black man, died from head injuries sustained when attacked December 2 with a hammer in the southern town area. Wingfield arraigned before Municipal Judge Lomsey and held for Hempstead circuit court without bond. other local court notes include several guilty pleas and fines for drunkenness, a bigamy acquittal, and a civil action in replevin.
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Sterling Maxwell
Maxwell
Wingfield
W. K. Lomsey
Nation of Hempstead
Leroy Gulley
Gillespie Woods
S. Crumbler
Eula Jones Young
Reece Nelson
Frank Smith
Harrett Hathcoat
Bess Butler
Carl Carver
Jack Smith
Charlie Jones
Matt Yocom
Andrew Jones
Negro Progress Program Tuesday at Yorger School
Seventy five years of progress of Negroes of America celebrated with a program Tuesday night at Yorger school building. The event features a 100 voice choir and is under auspices of the Negro PTA. Faculty, clergy, and local leaders from Helena and Gordon High School will perform and speak, with mayor Albert Graves among principal speakers and Myrtle Yerger introducing the program.
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Negra P, Tla
Progress
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Negro Nationw
Antien
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Albert Graves
Clifford
Carrichael
It. Jones
Helena
Ark
G. L. Young
Myrtle Yerger
Missouri Supreme Court orders Gaines admission to law school
Washington dispatch reports that the U S Supreme Court ruled the University of Missouri Law School must admit Lloyd L Gaines, a Black student from St Louis, contending his earlier rejection violated the equal protection clause of the federal constitution. The ruling compels enrollment in the law school.
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Supreme Court
School of Law
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United States Supreme Court
Munday
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Gaines
Brazilian Heads do Sul Alone. New Real
During a holiday many delegates traveled along the new highway to Huara to honor the liberator San Martin who proclaimed Peruvian independence from a small house. The drive highlighted plans for a Pan American highway intended to connect North and South America along a 10,000 mile route.
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San Martin
North
South America
Ski's The Limit In A Dance Of Skiing And Rivalry
In a stylish resort scene Sally uses charm to nudge Corey toward balance with Dan Reynolds. Corey presses for a ski lesson at six, while Sally eyes the Olympics and Dan keeps his distance, plotting a plan amid flirtation and tension.
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Corey
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Hiram Surrenders Uys and Tax Law Reflections
A fragmentary report discusses tax disputes across states, noting the Pennsylvania and New Jersey cases, a shift in taxpayer-State relations since 1940, and references to Colonel Edward H R Green’s estate and reciprocal tax laws in states like California. Dean Goodrich comments on evolving inter-state tax enforcement and the need to heed this legal shift.
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Hiram
Dean Goodrich
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Hirainhax
Public Notice of Tax District Assessment 1948 Hempstead County
State of Arkansas Hempstead County certify that the attached list of district residents and property assessments was filed December 1, 1948, with details listing Brown Buddie and many others across Centerville Chestnut Hill Nazarine and other districts, including assessments and names of heirs and landholders, recorded by Ray E. McDowell, Clerk of the County Court.
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Arkansas
of Hempstead
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Full-Grown Giant or Infant Electricity Advancing
John T. Flynn questions whether electricity is a mature force or merely an infant, noting it is only beginning to show potential. Dr White remarks electricity will do much in the future, but warns society struggles to manage the flow of inventions as it does tax policy.
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Dr. White
German Victory in aims and assault in Kaunas
An English speaker was assaulted as German victory signals appeared in Kaunas. He faced punches and insults including anti Jewish slurs, with his face bruised and one eye swollen. The American minister in Kaunas was notified of the incident.
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Selliner
Kaunas
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