Klipsch Speaker Praised In Wall Street Journal Feature
The Wall Street Journal lauds Paul Klipsch of Hope Arkansas as maker of the Klipschorn speaker, calling it the nation’s best home speaker. Klipsch, a former Army major, demonstrates the device at universities and grows his plant in the SPG industrial area.
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America
The
Wall Street Journal
Paul Klipsch
Journal
Klipseh
Ute Journal
Klipsch
Klipsch & Associates
Hope, Ark
Wall Street
WSJ
Hope
Armstrong
Gla
SPG
Paul
Fiipschorn
Oil Discovery Reported in Middle East
The New York Journal of Commerce reports a major oil discovery in the Middle East after the October start of Magra No 1, a wildcat well about seven miles north of Kuwait’s Burgan Field. The Burgan concession is held by Kuwait Gulf Co Ltd, Gulf Oil Corp, and Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.
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New York
On York
Middle East
Magra No. 1
Burgan
Kuwait
Sheikdon
Aegrisian Gulf
Newly Elected Kiwanis Officers Preside at Club Meet
The Hope Kiwanis Club gathered at Hotel Barlow at noon with 1952 officers in charge. Jack Lowe is president elect Henry Haynes vice president elect Eddie Whitman secretary elect and J W Franks re elected treasurer. New 1952 directors Norman Moore Lawrence Martin Mike Kelly and Charles Tarpla also joined the meeting with others. Installation for the new officers will be January 3 at Hotel Barlow a ladies night program featuring Dr C D Wardlaw of the Presbyterian Church Little Rock as speaker.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Barlow
Jack Lowe
Henry Haynes
Eddie Whitman
J. W. Franks
Norman Moore
Lawrence Martin
Mike Kelly
Charles Tarpla
Joliovey
Fred Robertson
Stor Dillard
Huendrix Spraggins
Dr. C. D. Wardlaw
Gu Presbyterian Church
Little Ork
Grain and Livestock Prices Move Mixed in Market Update
Market report shows grain prices sliding slightly while hog prices fall by 30 cents to a dollar and cattle hold steady to 50 cents lower. Cotton futures begin with a wide swing from sixty-five cents a bale lower to sixty cents higher as wholesale meat edges higher.
Body Identified as Former Hope Resident
The body of a man who plunged into the Arkansas River at Little Rock on Christmas Day was identified yesterday as Harry N. Abram, 48, a former resident of Hope. He either jumped or fell from a bridge banister. the Little Rock Fire Department recovered the body less than an hour later downstream. Abram had been released from the Pulaski County farm for Christmas and is survived by five sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle with active pallbearers named.
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Arkansas River
Little Rock
Harry N. Abram
Hope
Abram
Pulaski
F. C. Abram
Pojock
R. J. Abram
Duncan
Okla
Beatrice
Hazel Abram
Mildred Pirsino
Genevive Hood
P. PL Hubbard
Dorado
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Odis Sims
Guy E. Wasye
SA. Westbrook
Roy Bratton
J. M. Kessner
Joe Burkley
Explosions Rock Miami Area After Threats
Multiple blasts rang through the Miami area just hours apart after dynamiter warnings. Police checked churches and homes in Hialeah and Miami Springs with no damage found. A caller threatened further attacks as sheriff dispatched aides to the scene. Rewards totaling about 9000 dollars were offered for arrest.
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Miaqui
Miami
Hiagah
Hia- Jeah
Miami Springs
William G. Kimbrough
Coral Gables
Tee
J. B. Henderson
Dade County
Fla
Harry Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansan Dies in Kansas
Anne Katherine Ranney 87 a North Little Rock native until 1943 died today in a Gardner Kansas hospital after two months illness. She is survived by her husband Guy, a brother Paul Broyles two sisters Mrs Ted Cook and Mrs Marion Hertz. Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at the Presbyterian Church in Gardner.
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Olathe
Kas
Anne Katherine Ranney
Gardner
North Little Rock
Ark
John Cunco
Guy Ranney
Paul Broyles
Ted Cook
Marion Hertz
Stuttgart
Presbyter Lian
Two Fires Result in Little Damage
Hope Mire firefighters extinguished two blazes with minimal harm. A stove fire at 714 S Hazel damaged only the stove, not the home. A grass fire on No 4 Highway caused no damage.
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Hope Mire
S. Hazel
Steve
Mrs. Roxie Cook Falls Breaks Hip in Home Accident
An 82-year-old Hope resident, Mrs. Roxie Cook, fell at home yesterday and sustained a broken hip. She underwent surgery this morning with Dr. L. M. Lie reporting a positive initial response. World War II casualty figures referenced later in the text are unclear.
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Roxie Cook
Presbyterian Men to Hear Teddy Jones
The First Presbyterian Church hosts Teddy Jones as guest teacher for the Men’s Bible Class Sunday morning. Men meet at 30 in the Marsh House for donuts and coffee, with the lesson starting promptly at 10 o’clock. all churchmen are urged to attend.
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Teddy Jones
First Presbyterian
Marsh House
Doghnuts and Coffer
Mr. Dunes
Cease Fire Line Agreement Ends On Ominous Note
In Munsan Korea on Friday December 27 Allied and Communist talks closed with a veiled hint that up to 50 000 Allied prisoners may have died from disease or exposure The cease fire line expired at midnight with no plan to extend the twilight war and no meeting of the five man armistice committees The Panmunjom session heard that unaccounted for prisoners may have died and a broader all for all exchange could be discussed after full prisoner lists are provided
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Munsan
Korea
Ime
Uo A. m
Bop
U. N
Adm
Libby
Teds
Panmunjom
Mounsan
Police Fire on Student in Egypt Riots
Riots spread across Cairo and Alexandria as police fired on protesting students injuring at least 15 in Alexandria. police clubs clashed with demonstrators near Parliament, several hundred officers restored order after arrests, with colleges ordered closed and thousands of secondary students participating.
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Caira
Egypt
Caiya
Alexandria
Cairo
Parliament Building
Fouad
Mohammed Ali Pashi
Farouk University
Farouk
Hafez
Afifi Pasha
Afifi
Lni
West
Mustapha Nashas Pasha
Nahas
Canal
Predictions for 1952 Though No Wife of Official in Fur Coat
A crystal ball forecast from New York Dag 27 4 predicts a turbulent 1952 with tax shifts, a push for new fabrics replacing nylon, and political upheaval. It cites a scandal revival in Texas, Kenesey sex survey, and Eisenhower election speculation, but oddly foresees no wife of a public official in a fur coat.
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New York
van Winkh
Betz
Midwest
Aril Congress
Willy
Abi
Jen Ulligabin
Bne
Ywerld
Vhesa
Texas
Houdini
Fontane
Kinsey
J. Wien
Pravda
Requirements for Purchase of Auto Tags in 1951
The State Naverine Office in teipstead Crarity begins auto tag applications for passenger bus taxi dealer motor vehicle and seveler licenses for Mh 1951 on January 2 continuing around January 6 at midnight. A replacement fee and penalties apply for late purchases with instructions to examine pink certificates and titles, bringing titles or rein holders if needed to speed license processing.
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Teipstead Crarity
Wll
McRae
U S Agrees to Pay Fines for Hungary Spy Case
U S officials say four airmen held in Hungary will be released after payment of 120000 in fines deemed necessary for the release. Propaganda concerns and possible future risks in U S-Czech relations are noted as officials weigh the decision and its impact on morale and restraint.
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Washinghin
U.S
Cour
Ean
United States
Miers
Europe
Hungary
Belgrade
Yurges-lavia
Washington
Tope
Au-tioritics
Hungarians Face Movement Over Four Loans Release
Cryptic dispatches describe U S officials negotiating with Hungary and Austria over releasing four loans held by the Cotim. Walter J. Donnelly, ambassador to Vienna, reported talks with the Hungarian legation about allowing movement toward border transit. Crowds gathered near a village as possibilities of transfer to Yugoslav lines or rescue plans emerged amid uncertain reports from reporters and Hungarian border guards.
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Hungaria
Ae Donnelly
Inter
Switeon Legation
Bu Uc
Legation
Tlungarlin
Althin
Vienne
Prunes Olst
Ererly
Ian Igary
Tor Lutor Apy
Vn. A
Ass U. & Aly
Germany
Aimerlcan
Tre Post
Yosigeday
Masvar
Hunty
Ovid
Actress Bankhead Witnesses in Cronin Theft Trial
Evyleen Cronin’s daughter Josie testified she saw Talluish Bankhead head in her mother many times while Mrs. Cronin served as secretary and maid. Josie said she protested when Bankhead hit Mrs. Cronin, but was told never to interfere. The defense rested after three days of testimony and Rene Pearson corroborated parts of the defense on the mink coat claim.
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New York
Evyleen Cronin
Talluish Bankhead
Josie
Miss Bankhead
Mrs. Cronin
Tax Liens Slapped on Scandal Names
In a sweeping move linked to a congressional internal revenue probe, the government filed numerous tax liens against prominent figures. Henry W. Grune's lien reached $31,157 in Miami, while others including Troy White, Abraham Teitelbaum, and Martha Taye faced liens ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands. In New York, Garry Knohl agreed to installments on about $17,000 of back taxes after a $100,000 estate purchase, as the Brooklyn Internal Revenue collection pursued the debt alongside penalties and interest.
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Henry W. Grunewold
Miami
Fla
Guarantes
Sam Mgurex
Houston
Texas
Libre Cie
Troy Whitehead
Lanier Caudle
Whitehead
Tim
Chicago
Abraham Teitelbaum
Pall Simon
Testelbaum
Povainvenk
Bade County
Martha Taye
Hearina
Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte
Mov
Ida
Guarda
New York
Brooklyn Internal Revenue Collector
Garry Knohl
Knohl
Washington
Brooklyn
Father Kills 3 Members of Family and Self in Manchester
A wealthy lumber dealer, Harry Englund, 52, murdered his ex wife Louise, 24 year old Jane, and 4 year old Jonathan before killing himself in their Christmas filled home in Manchester Yonn Dec 27. A shotgun and revolver were found nearby. surviving children were placed with relatives as detectives investigate a triple murder and self-inflicted death amid a contested divorce.
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Manchester
Yonn
UPA
Harry Englund
Louise
Jane
Jonathan
John Pringnano
England
Harry
Kores
John Reardon
Cnetwayay
State Supreme Court
wWe
Veterans Activities Reported in Fragmented Text
fragmentary OCR reads like a civic notice about veterans and events along a highway with stray names and mismatched words. The readable terms hint at a local gathering or update but specifics, dates, and participants remain unclear.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Woofer & Tweeter
Arkansan
Kansas
Air Force
Presbyterian
John E Suntiner
Cecil Sanders
West Frankfort
West Frankfort Hospital
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Seoul
NEA
Gen. Eisenhower
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