Our Daily Bread The life of a city alderman
Our Daily Bread laments local government questions facing Hope a municipal airport purchase and a food stamp relief program. The editorial defends airport plans as essential for transportation development while criticizing food stamp operations and federal influence on local markets, urging thorough debate and workable local solutions.
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Diragen
Ameren
Britain Backs Selassie in Ethiopian Drive
In London, Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons Britain would aid Emperor Haile Selassie and support temporary military guidance as Ethiopian forces push Italians from the country. Britain seeks an international arrangement for an independent Ethiopian state with outside economic guidance. In the same reports, Libyan coast clashes and British advances near Bengasi were described as part of a broader wartime push in East Africa.
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London
Britain
Huailie Selassie
Anthony Exen
House of Commons
Selassie
Eden
Hallie Selassie
Uniane
Lion of Juda
Briain
Ethiopia
Cairo
Yripoli
Bengasi
East Africa
Vaid
Demy
Tripati
Middle East
Vengasi
Bulshal Graziani
Nearo Boy Struck by Car Near Hope on Highway 67
Mel Johnson of Detroit Falla, a golf instructor at Hot Syo iwiws country club, was detained after a car he drove struck a Beyear-old boy named Ihany Williamson east of Hope on Highway 67. State Policeman Heath Porterfield said the boy ran onto the pavement and the accident was unavoidable. Williamson suffered a broken leg and minor injuries. Johnson took him to a hospital and was en route to San Antonio, Texas for the Texas Open.
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Mel Johnson
Detroit
Falla
Mini
Hope
Highway
Heath Porterfield
Ihany Williamson
Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
Rumor Links South Arkansas Cities to State Police HQ
Rumors claim Hope Arkadelphia Presvolt may bid to host the state police district headquarters. Officials note new state police appropriations will require a 1000 watt radio station for the four districts, with the current station in Little Rock. California led census growth in 1940, while New York reached about 800,000.
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South Arkansas Cilies
Hope Pg
Presvolt
Arkadelphia
Evel
Little Rock
California
New York State
Two Proposals Faced by Hope Council This Tuesday
Hope council prepared to decide on two major items at its first meeting of the month. An airport land purchase faces final action with surveys and maps ready for CAA and WPA approval. four runways aim to cover 85 percent of winds, meeting CAA targets. The food stamp plan, proposed by local merchants, would replace the Surplus Commodities warehouse with store redemption throughout the county, requiring about 5 000 dollars sponsor funds to initiate.
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WPA Aid
C. O. Thomas
Council
CAA
Hope Mercants
Ure County
Explosion injures 22 at Denver rail yard incident
A large Denver and Rio Grande Western locomotive exploded while being pushed into the south western industrial yards, injuring at least 22 people, several seriously. Witnesses say motorists at 13th Street and Osie Avenue were struck as the boiler and cab were hurled 60 feet into the air and toppled onto an empty express car.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Wester Railroad
Isha
13Th Street
Capital May Buy Gas Plant Little Rock Considers Bid
Little Rock votes to authorize Mayor Satterfield to take action to acquire the existing gas distribution system to obtain cheaper gas and reduce rates while retaining profits. Alderman Emerson chairs the Utilities Committee, noting the plan mirrors the water department’s revenue model. Consumers currently buy gas from Ark-La-Louisiana Gas Company. city acquisition aims to cut costs.
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Little Rock
Negv. Transit Co
Satterfield
Arkgisus Louisiana Gas Company
Wilson to Address Hope Kiwanis Club
Robert Wilson will be principal speaker at the Wednesday noon meeting of Hope Kiwanis Club at Hotel Barlow. Wilson will speak on postal service and related topics. Lawrence Martin has charge of the program.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Barlow
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Lawrence Martin
Convicted in Peonage Case in Texarkana
Texarkana report: Joes William Miller, 42, an ex Arkansan, is found guilty by a federal jury of kidnapping his 19 year old stepdaughter Dorothy Crawford Garner near De Queen. Miller’s wife Attilla was acquitted. Judge Lemley will sentence Miller on Thursday as other defendants await verdicts.
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Joese
Willian Miller
Arkansas
Pan Arkansas Federal Court
Dorothy Crawford Garner
de Queen
Ack
Miller
Attilla
Jim
Milley
Garner
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Lumley
Miterson
Philip G. Alston
Henrys Woods
Thought In God I Praise His Word Trust in God
A brief religious reflection stresses praising God and placing trust in divine guidance, declaring fearlessness before threats of mortal harm and seeking steadfast faith rather than worldly assurances.
Great War Boom Hits Malay East Indies Rubber Trade
Singapore a tremendous war boom hits the Malay East Indies rubber area. Laborers on hundreds of estates work overtime to meet U S demand for plantation rubber. Output is fixed at 100 percent until U S demand is met. British growers push to profit and secure dollars for arms. The piece traces Malaya rubber’s growth, price swings, and the 1934 international restriction scheme shaping production and pricing.
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Waite
Shigapore Free Press
NEA Service
Singapore
United States
U. S
Great Britain
Malaya
Netherlands Indies
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Rubber Conveting Committee
Snailey Properties
Uhrms
Anti-Fox Bloc Wins in House and Senate Bill Passed
In Arkansas, the anti-fox bloc secured final legislative victory with a senate bill declaring a state wide open season on fox. The vote ended 62 to 18 as Governor potential action looms. open season would run December and January. The House also approved a tuberculosis fund amendment and raised minimum marriage ages in a separate measure.
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Little Rock
House
Senate
Houston
Heber Springs
Milam
Harrison
Machen
Columbia
Middelson of
Mena
Middelton
Weisenberger Nf Hempstead
Hale
Crittenden
The World Is Plat 20th Press Ad Series on Page 4
The Star notes the 20th in a weekly series of advertisements from newspaper publishers in America, linking a free press to representative government. It mentions that Providence New Mexico California Nevada Idaho had the largest population increases in the 1949 Census, with the District of Columbia surpassing them.
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Today
Star
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New Mexico
California
Nevada
Idaho
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Cross outlines 500 shipbuilding aid for democracy effort
London reports a shipping official describing a 500 shipbuilding plan as vital to democracy and U S protection. He says Britain will contribute to a larger U S backed program while stressing the need to bolster the merchant fleet amid a shrinking replacement pool.
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Shipfiing
Ronald
Cross
U. S
Tain
Mother Goose Quiz on Classic Rhymes Answers page teased
Reader challenge recalls famous Mother Goose rhymes asking who stole a pig what ran up the clock and what chased the farmer's wife who lived on the river Dee what are little boys made of who found plums in pie and who found blackbirds in one. Answers appear on the Comic Page.
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