Hope Senator Crow opposes cigarette price control bill
In a February 1 letter from State Senator F. C. Crow, he explains his strong opposition to Senate Bill No. 115 (Cash) to prohibit cigarette sales below cost. He cites enforcement costs, warns of increased regulation, contrasts California referendums, and urges readers to analyze provisions before voting.
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Hope
F. C. Crow
Crow
Merchants of Hope
Revenue Commissioner
Tan
Arkansas Senate
Trom
Local Soldier Sent to Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Camp Chaffee Arkansas February 3 Pvt William Peoples of Hope Arkansas completed six weeks of basic training with the 5th Armored Division and transfered to the Ordnance Replacement Training Center at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland national. At the new station Private Peoples will receive further indoctrination qualifying him for special army duties. He is the son of Mrs Mollie Peoples Hope.
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Camp Chaffee
Ark
Sth Armored Division
William Peoples
Hope
Ordnance Replacement Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Peoples
Mollie Peoples
Graves to Teach Century Bible Class on Sunday
A Graves conducts the Century Pog Class this Sunday February date. All members are urged to meet as an effort to rally our at-ends and participate in the class session.
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Q. A. Graves
Century Bible
A. Graves
Eighty Farm Bureau Leaders Attend Membership Drive Dinner
Eighty Farm Bureau leaders from Hempstead County will attend the annual kickoff membership meeting at the First Christian Church in Hope on Monday night February 5 at 7 o clock. Oscar Hodnett, chairman of the 1951 county committee, announced the drive to reach 635 farm families in the county and 50 001 in Arkansas. The program emphasizes that farmers must speak for themselves in a big economy driven by big business and government. Township captains and membership teams prepared since November, with quotas set January 22, inviting former members to join during February 1 days. Leadership from Bodcaw Bois D Arc Garland Redland Spring Hill Wallaceburg Mine Creek Ovo Mine Creek DuRvan Yeanie etc are listed among captains and participants. The county committee includes Ralph Burke Warren Nesbitt Odom and Ury McKenzie assisting Hodnett.
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Farm Bureau
Hempstead
First Christian Church
Hope
Oscar Hoddell
Arkansas
Hadnes
Palmers
Bodcaw
Lester Kent
Lloyd Smittte
L. D. Rider
H. W. McClellan
Jharlie McWilliams
D. Monroe Kent
H. Allison
Theo Middlebrooks
Bois D'Arc
Johnnie Seymour
J. E. Odom
Mary Spates
Tom C. Lee
Joy Crump
Elston Willis
Blues
Red
Harry Folsom
Barto Hill
Paul DeLacerda
J. L. Eley
Spring Hill
Fred Fuller
Garland Kidd
Horace Phillips
Lester Brown
E. H
Saim" Collins
Huron Light
Howard Pritchard
Wallaceburg
W. E. Lee
Sweet Home Area
Warren’ ‘Nesbit
Blevins
Zack Stone
Lester Wade
W. T
Exhibit's Funds to Be Turned Over to Dimes Drive
Exhibit funds will be donated to the March of Dimes Polio Fund. Roberta and Catherine Howard host a hobby show at 718 Southam Street during February 9 to 11 with a 50 cent admission. The collection features commemorative spoons, blown glass pepperweights, figurines, dolls, stamps, china, and glass, drawn from a long history of pieces valued by collectors and the general public.
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Ddie Holland
Roberta
Catherine Howard
Southam
France
England
America
Changes in Draft Are Proposed In Umt 19 5 5 Era
Washington reports Eisenhower backs universal military service and training and supports lowering the draft age to 18 and extending service from 21 to 27 months. Lawmakers propose options including restricting 18-year-olds, shortening service to 24 months, deferments for science and defense roles, and partial continuation of the current deferment system for those 18 years six months and older who join a national guard unit.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senpura
Eisenhower
Defense Department
UMST
Svestar Ventril
Genaty
Elitz
Auxiliaries Thankful for Help at Womanless Wedding Event
The VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries thank all who assisted in the Womanless Wedding on January 26, a huge success. Proceeds benefited the patio drive. Special appreciation to Marvin Watereon, City of Hope, McFaddin School of Dancing, Jo Anita Cloud, Otho Fagler, Hous fman, Fred Grisham, Orville Brennan, Mrs. Raby Brannan, Billy Davis, and others who contributed.
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VFW
American Legion
Marvin Watereon
Weretaker
City of Hope
McFaddin School of Danging
Jo Anita Cloud
Otho
Fagler
Housfman
Fred Grisham
Orville Brennan
Raby Brannan
Billy Davis
Jiemy Hele
Aluminum Use Is Banned to Manufacturers
A national production authority announced a ban on aluminum use in over 200 products. The halt, effective April 1, targets non-defense goods and aims to control material shortages while urging manufacturers to switch to alternative materials.
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Washington
Jhonetiefensa
National Production Authority
NAD
NPA
Av Lun Nak
NEA
Mail Embargo Hits Hope After Nationwide Strike
The sickly strike crippling rail service reaches Hope as the postmaster announces curtailed mail. Restrictions cover second class mail except daily newspapers and select parcel mail, with no limits on medical mail or certain items. Embargo affects cities and states listed and applies to both incoming and outgoing mail at Hope.
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U.S
Pelby
Robert Wikie
Curtida
Chiaias
Aly Parcel Port
Louis
Washington
Atlinta
Gay
Jnols
Maine
New Trumpshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Manyachinsetts
New York
Connecticutt
New Jersey
Pennsylvani
Deluaware
Maryland
Ohio
Tadiend
Brother of Hope Woman Wounded in Korea Action
Lt T Epton 27 of Nashville son of Mrs T GL Epton was wounded in Korea. He is brother of Mrs Doyle Rogers of Hope. Epton has served over two years in the 241st Infantry in Korea and resides in Senatde with his family.
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Epton
Nashville
Korea
Janeary
Doyle Rogers
Hope
Atx
241 Infantry
Ouachita
Senatde
Cute
Weather Relief Promised After Severe Cold Snap
Vast winter storm's toll hits crops and power as nationwide frigid air grips the nation. Florida reports sleet and snow while the Midwest, South and Ohio Valley endure record lows. Officials warn of continued travel hazards and school closures.
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Florida
Lee
Snow
Dixie
Sooke
Baateet
Tellliong
Toledo
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbia
Birmingham
Ala
Nughvilis
Memphia
Tenn
Atlanta
Elles
Rivenelles
Lake Charles
Midwest
South
Mluvidd
Coutry
St. Augusting
Fla
ompu-St. Paterne
Military Police a Key Part of Fighting in Korea
In Korea MPs push through danger to support infantry duty. Col. William Campbell says MPs learned they are part of the fighting team. MPs patrol roads near Kuny and Changjin reservoir, breaking roadblocks and evacuating wounded under fire. Cpl. James C. Master and Sgt Lester Klein describe ambushes, rescues, and frontline duties highlighting MPs as active combat forces.
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Korea
William C. Barnard
Hal Boyle
Karon
William Mr Campbell
Tenth Corps
Toxholes
Kuny
Wat Pass
Jimmy Tung
Greenville
Tex
Koret
Ead
Army
Mersine
Historis Basilen
Hagary
James C
Shelby
N.C
Foster
Cincinnati
Kagh
Sergestn
Lester Klein
Ginelnaath
Kato Sald
Auto License Taxes Total Over Two Million Collected
A report shows the department collected 2,207,000 in auto license receipts for the month. Deductions to counties and highway funds reduced the net to about 2,141,000 with allocations to various state funds and fees.
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Tito Rock
Fel
Ata Revenue Department
Monta
Red China's Leader Denounces U N Resolution
Chou En Lai, premier of Peiping, condemned the United Nations Korea resolution as illegal and void. He warned that Peiping will ignore UN good offices and pursue a policy of no concessions toward U S and allies. He framed US actions as aiming for war and blocked settlement in Korea and Asia.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Doday
United States
Korea
United Nation
Peiping Regima
Chou La-Lat
Poiping
U. N
Ito
U.N
Firat
Chiou
Lake Silecoss
Churaday
Chou
Dwmination
Aoerdon
Flu
Oda
U.N. A
Alfiece
Anne Gulf
Goven Miles
Sao
Berl
Dohngon
Atl
Narmgy Paldlig
Hag Dhat
Formar
Sureon
Bolles
Jwudor
Johnson
U. N. Unity
Chay- Enol
Peiping
United Nations
Tha
Seoul
A. PB
Sango
Han River
Anyang
Gotonlalence
Turke Aimiall Aera
Sliwan
Singhon
No Break in Strike of Switchmen
Federal court action and White House urging failed to show any early return to work by striking railroad switchmen. The five day walkout crippled transport, halted many war and civilian operations, and put 160 000 plus workers on layoff across other industries. Government sought a quick federal contempt ruling related to a similar strike from December, with a hearing in Chicago postponed to next week.
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Associated Press
White House
National Mediation Board
Washington
Navlion
Chicago
U. S
Otte Ker
Frontline Updates From Seoul and Allied Positions
A scrambled report from Seoul and surrounding fronts details Allied advances and Chinese claims near the Han River. Observers note U N unity pressing south of the Han with units probing toward Anyang while heavy fighting and shelling continue around Seoul and nearby pockets.
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Washburn
F.C. Crow
Little Rock
Crown
California
People of California
Senator Crow
Fts Salt
Cense
Clyless
Europe
Edinburg
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Bert Ashworth
Guy Green
Fulton Ammonneile
Karl F. Radley
Leon Hines
Ovo
Truman Hill
Mask Rowe
Melson Frazier
Chora City
Saline
Jno
J. Wilson
F. O. Middlebrooks
W. M. Dillard
Water Creek
HM. Rosenbaum
P.O. Middlebrooks
M- Dillard
DuRvan
Clifford Russell
Captany Charlie Key
Ed Thrash
Noland Township
Warren Nesbitt
Walkceburg
Bi Odom
Bois D'Arc Inwiship
Ury McKenzie
Delloan Township
Aghios
Jones
Peace Red
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