Friend Paul Klipsch Praised by Sherman Fairchild
S M Fairchild, head of Fairchild Graphic Equipment Corp, praises Paul Klipsch and notes their long friendship Since World War II. He reveals a lease of a Scan A Graver by Hope Star to enhance halftone engravings and predicts the device will bring more and better pictures to editorial and advertising pages.
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Pauli
Star
Klipsch & Associates
Fairchild Graphic Equipment Corp
Paul
Sherman Fairchild
Fairchild Company
Klipsch
Sherman M
Fairchild
Long Island, N
Hope Star
Scanea-Gravers
Facns
Gain
Paul Kliasch
Iave
Klipshorn
U. S. Army
New York
Native of Hope Dies Saturday in Tyler Texas
Rosalee England a Hempstead County native and former Hope resident died Saturday at her Tyler Texas home burial was in Tyler Survivors include husband Oscar England of Tyler two brothers George Jones and Delmer Jates of Hope a sister Abbie two daughters five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Attending from Hope were Delmer Jones and son John Mrs Roy Phillips of Blytheville Sam Fingland and Roy Mousey of Hope and Mr and Mrs Pete White of Mineral Springs
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Rosalee England
Hempstead County
Hope
Tyler
Texas
Oscar England
George Jones
Delmer Jates
Abbie
Delmer Jones
John
Roy Phillips
Bleyiis
Sam Fingland
Roy Mousey
Pete White
Mineral Springs
House Expected to Take Up Tax Program Today
Governor Faubus urged Arkansans on television to back a 22 million dollar tax plan moving to the House this week. The measure seeks a 2 to 3 percent sales tax boost plus income tax base branding and resource fees to raise funds for classrooms welfare state hospitals colleges and industrial development. Supporters expect passage with votes to spare but worry over an emergency clause and potential referendum delay into 1958 after lengthy debates and possible petitions.
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Little Rock
Faubus
Arkansas
Welfare Department
Vane
State Hospital For Nervous Diseases
State Colleges
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Industrial Development
Clotheslines Stripped on Avenue D and Auto Crash
Two clotheslines were stripped Saturday night on Avenue D at the Fowler Hare home. Items stolen include wearing apparel sheets and other articles. Police also reported a car driven by a Negro crashed into a gasoline pump at Winemiller's store yesterday and fled. Both incidents under investigation.
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Avenue D
Henry Fowler
C. D. Hare
Winemiller's
Yale Alumni Magazine Facts and Frayed Nostalgia
Saul Reppett surveys the Yale Alumni magazine Yam noting its blend of tradition and change. He highlights pages on family estates securities and Brooks Brothers while recalling alumni stories, a London detour with Jim Fulton and a loose, breezy class of 1935 note.
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Saul Rpett
New York
Yale
Yale Alumni Magazine
Singlaly Lewis
New York — Bank
Bie Naturalis
Brooks Brothers
Chigas
Aera
Whitlow to Leave Baptist Church
Reverend S. A. Whitlow submitted his resignation from First Baptist Church Hope on February 3 after serving as pastor since June 1945 He will assume the pastorate of First Baptist Church Avendale February 15 The church has raised over 650000 including about 150000 for missions and benevolences A new sanctuary for 1000 seats costing around 200000 was built and paid for and another 50000 in property was added. Twelve hundred and fifty members joined during his tenure He serves a second term as president of the Executive Board of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention He and Mrs Whitlow have two children John and David and Mrs J V Moore Jr of Hope
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S. A. Whitlow
First Baptist Church
Hope
Marahan
Whitlow
Aransay Baptist State Convention
Supreme Court rules for Little Rock workers on unemployment pay
The Arkansas Supreme Court held 56 employees of Little Rock Furniture Manufacturing Co are entitled to unemployment compensation after a strike, noting benefits apply to unemployment beginning after workers sought to return but found jobs filled. The ruling referenced a 1955 act and emphasized the law as it stood in 1953.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock Urnture Manufacturing Cy
Supreme Court
You Little Rock Firm
Fort Smith Police
Oscar Erke
Sebastan Cycurt
Fort Smith Police Pension Board
Erke
Ike
Sebastian
Allsiamed
Nina Jean Portier
Times Braves, Inc
Bobby Hicks
Elyhat
Don. Clark
John and
Ellen Clark
New Fight Opens for Civil Rights Legislation
Washington reports a renewed drive for civil rights reform as Attorney General Brownell testifies before the House Judiciary Committee. The plan seeks a bipartisan commission, a civil rights division in the Justice Department, injunctive powers to protect voting rights, and civil remedies where rights have been violated. Leaders foresee early action, with debate likely in the Senate after possible Southern obstruction.
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Hn Oppenlig
Selat Bat
Brownell
Misentiower
Congress
Ingleyd
House
Ducllediy
Eisenhower
House Judiciary Committee
Wuek Dys
Willie Ba
Keating
New York
Republican
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Mureh T
Celler
John P. Coleman
Mississippi
Charles J. Bloch
Griffin
Georgia
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Alapama State
Sam. Engelhard
Master Vehicle
Justice
Monk
New Assurance
Retirement system costs proposed for Arkansas workers
State Sen. Sam Levine proposed a retirement system for 4900 state employees at about 329000 dollars per year with employer and employee matching. The plan would pay retirees who complete 20 years of service from 37.50 to 125 dollars monthly, aiming to attract and retain workers as other states do.
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Little Rock
Sam Levine
Ping Bluff
Eying
Sor Piher
San Ood
Entire Section Crew Victim of Whistling Blast
A catastrophic underground blast at a Virginia West Virginia tunnel section trapped and killed the entire crew. Rescue teams reported nine bodies recovered. the whistling dusty blast halted work and necessitated routing via an alternative entrance on the West Virginia side.
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Bishop
Caverhui
Virginia
West Vivetnta
West Virginia
Wallaburg Justice of Peace appointment announced
W T Wade of Blevins was named Justice of Peace for Wallaburg Township by Gov Faubus. Lige Siephens previously held the post, with Zack Stone of Prescott Ry F as another JP elected last November. Salle Jamies Buford, son of Mr and Mrs J Bailey of Hope, serves in Germany with the 26th Field Artillery Battalion, Battery C. Sgt Bulorg finished at Fort Chalfea and arrived in Europe in March 1954. Hiriam Q Bright of Fulton serves aboard USS Heermyann in the Mediterranean. Pvt Roy Arnold of the 77th Gun Battalion completed gun school at Fort McArthur, California. he is son of Mr and Mrs Kee Arnold of DeAnn. The Checkered Cafe sale by the Riwanls Club netted Hempstead County $145.75. Samar of the commit Oyes handerson students named to Who's Who include Nancy Kay Kent of Hope. other locals Don Roberts Bill Andrews and Marilyn Edwards of Hope.
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W.T. Wade
Blevins
Wallaburg Township
Gov. Faubus
Lige Siephens
Zack Stone
Prescott Ry
Salle Jamies Buford
J. Bailey
Hope
26Th Field Artillery Battalion
Germany
Sgt
Bulorg
Basle
Fort Chalfea
Asrived
Europe
Willisville High School
Hiriam Q. Bright
James M. Bright
Fulton
Heermyann
Grace Kelly
Prince Ranier
Roy Arnold
77Th Gun
Ampleted &Weekl Yaday
Fort McArthur
California
Arnold
Kee Arnold
DeAnn
Frances Shearey
Riwanls Club
Thei
Hempstead
Handerson
Nancy Kay Kent
General Hope
Don Roberts
Bill Andrews
Marilyn Edwards
State Officials to Attend Pancake Supper Friday
David Rey Je and Nils Plurplz, Arkansas Children's Colony leaders, will visit Hope on Friday to meet the Exceptional Children class and discuss their work at a benefit pancake supper. The event, hosted by the Garden Club, will run 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the High School cafeteria with tickets at 75 to 85 cents.
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David Rey Je
Arkansas Children's Colony
Nils Plurplz
Whateman
Hope
Gordon Bayless
Daffodile Garden Clothey
Garden Club
Cateleria
Dattedit
Two Held in Louisiana for Local Burglar
Sheriff Jimmy Doe Hild reported two men arrested Saturday at Vivian for burglary. Items stolen from the McCaskill home on January 29 were recovered, including a typewriter watches guns and clothing traced to the McCaskill slope. Authorities believe the suspects lived near DeQueen and may be returned to Hempstead.
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eniFediea
Vivian
Jimmy Doe
Rodgers Alore
McCaskill
Shevill Cook
DeQueen
Ilempatead
PSC Delays Fort Smith Gas Hearing
Fort Smith Gas Corp hearing before the Public Service Commission was postponed to April 2 after a request by objectors attorney and consent from the company. The postponement delays the planned inquiry into proposed rate increases affecting Fort Smith industrial customers.
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PSC
Fort Smith
Fort Smith Gas Corp
Gaz Company
Weather Summary Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Report
Arkansas remains cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon into Tuesday. Temperatures range from the upper 30s to mid 60s with mild warm spells in the northeast. Precipitation totals show light to moderate showers, with February rain at 6.15 inches and yearly total near 10.70 inches. Data from Experiment Station and Associated Press notes.
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Miami
Memphis
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Seattle
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Delagie
Gentral
Northeas
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Scan-A-Graver
Paul Klipsch
Sherman
Paul W. Kiteseh
Sean A.graver
Fairchild Graphics Equipment
Thomas
Stroud
Sprmnec
Malist
R Force
J Thomas
David Stroud
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
London
Morocco
Merck
Rahway
Londona
Miles
Ole
Hilary Servic
Baptist Church
By Leon Hatch
Soil Bank
BANK
Memorial Hospital
Juanita Rice
Rice
Garolyn Phillips
Dougan
Barbara Griffin
Dudy Kay Wright
Cherry Etter
Chariie Wilson
George Wright
Joh
Frank Kapler
Irving
Goss Printing Press Co
George (Booth) Smith
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