Star Publishing Co obituary list and staff note
The fragment lists Star Publishing Co of Hope Arkansas with staff roles including Editor and Publisher H Washburn, Managing Editor Paul Hi Junot, Advertising Mar. EM Bogars Jr, and others. It mentions distribution through Arkansas and other states with subscription rates and Associated Press rights for local news.
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Ajax
Washburn
Paul Hi Junot
Bone Parker
Advertising
Mar
Pod
Bogars, Jr
Circ't
Mars
Court Docket Clade Turner and Others Drug Drinking Offenses
Court docket lists defendants including Clade Turner Joshi Prater and Vernon Dixon with drunkenness pleas or findings of guilty, fines from $11.50 to $81.50, and various bond forfeitures. Violations include driving offences carrying penalties, no license, carrying concealed or untaxed items, and disturbing the peace. Several cases show forfeited bonds and custodial sentences or suspended penalties. numerous names and firms appear with miscellaneous charges and outcomes.
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Clade Turner
Joshi Prater
Lewis Young
Charles Clark
Olen Bodackson
D. George
Vernon Dixon
James Turner
Leste B. Cook
Richard Rini
Leonard
Sammi
Lee Merce
Riveer Y Jieenge
Alvin’ Quayles
James Gilliham
Jo Any Cook
Sion Durtty
Mryndtds White
Joseph Walls Rayford
Gugon
Lester B. Cook
Charles EB. Soaler
Tmproper
Moffier
Rayford Pel'gusan
Alvin Quar Jes
Lester Blakely
Victor Rooks
Disturbing Peace
Kenny Carson
Lewis’ Young
James Carson
Disturbing the Peace
Verger School
Donal Brown
Eugene Bunt
Junior Lee
Hosey Bolan
Mattie Williams
Nosea Bolan
Fire damages oil bulk plant in Conway Arkansas
A fire at Standard Oil bulk plant in Conway Arkansas caused 3000 to 5000 dollars in damage. A crane boom struck a power line sparking gasoline and fuel oil in storage tanks. The blaze destroyed a gasoline delivery truck and damaged a shortage shed while Midland Contractors uploaded tanks for Titan II missile sites nearby.
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Conway
Ark
Apo
Standard Oil Company
J. E. Motley
Midland Contractors
Arkansas
Arsenic and Old Lace TV Adaptation Shines on NBC
NBC aired a lively adaptation of Arsenic and Old Lace starring Tom Bosley as Teddy Brewster with Boris Karloff returning in the Brewster brother role. Dorothy Stickney Mildred Natwick gave charming turns as the sisters Abby and Martha. Tony Randall played the uneasy Brewster nephew in a witty, madcap showcase.
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Homicide
Abby
Martha Brewster
Jnthal
NBC
Joseph Kesselring
Tae
Arthur
Martha
Teddy Brewster
Tom Bosley
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Panama Canal
Boris Karloff
Brewster Brother
Dorothy Stickney
Mildred Natwick
Brewster Sister
Tony Randall
Brewster Nephew
Printing house appeals state contracts conflict ruling
The Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co filed its brief with the state Supreme Court over Parkin Printing Co contracts. Oral arguments follow next Monday with a ruling possible within a week. The suit claims Parkin’s president’s Highway Commission seat created a conflict of interest.
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Little Rock Tap
Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co
State Supreme Court
Parkin Printing Co
nextMoonday
Parkin
Pulaski Chancery Court
Harry W. Parkin
State Highway Commission
Arkansas Printing and Litho Graphing
Murray C. Reed
Weather Continued from Page One and Warmer
Weather outlook for Arkansas and Louisiana shows fair and cold conditions tonight. Wednesday turns fair and a bit warmer with highs mid to high 40s in Arkansas and mid 40s to low 50s north to south. Louisiana remains generally fair with cold nights and daytime highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Arkansas
Loutisiana
Interior
Law
Industrial Policy Group Launched in Arkansas
Arkansas launches the Industrial Policy Committee with top business leaders to coordinate the state's industrial growth. Winthrop Rockefeller will head the new panel, which includes executives from Mississippi Valley and utilities firms. The group operates independently of the Chamber of Commerce to align future development with available resources and manpower.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Key of Commerce
Kenneth Pat Wilson
Jacksonville
Chamber
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
W. R. Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Ca
Paul O. Canaday
Lite Rock
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Charles Creschin
Blytheville
Arkansas - Missouri, Power Co
Warren Bray
Jtokyo (Ap
Western Bell Telephone Co
Tokyo
William Walker
Fort Smith
Frank W. Cantrell
Timum
Wilson
Continuation of Personal Assessment Picture for Hempstead County
This third article in a Hempstead County tax series reports 1961 personal property values. Diamonds and jewelry rose slightly from 1960 but remained below 1959. Household furnishings rose to 600 475 while stocks and securities fell sharply from 1960 and 1959. Business equipment rose to 121 200, merchants stock and fixtures increased to 391 675, while manufacturing equipment dropped to 124 865. Domestic associations and intangible assets showed varied gains and losses, with intangibles at 2 100 and all other personal property at 52 560. Oil companies total 20 850.
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Hempstead
Wdsort
Merchants
White House Marchers Choose Jail Over Fines
Nine peace activists arrested near the White House refused to move as required by a Washington ordinance and elected 10 days in jail rather than pay a $10 fine. Police say the group, sponsored by the Committee for Nonviolent Action, argued the law barred demonstrations within 500 feet of embassies or foreign buildings. The nine named individuals from New York and other states faced municipal court with a moral objection to paying the fine after the Congo premier lunched with President Kennedy and officials moved the group to a park across the street.
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Washington
White House
Committee For Nonviolent Action of
New York
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Kennedy
Edward A. Beard
Scott Herrick
Beatrice
Robert Gilmore
Susan Hoffman
Lawrence Scott
Gerald B. Lehmann
Mokena
Ill
Harry Purvis
Northport
N.Y
Stephen Groff
Souderton
Beverley Kanegson
Norwich
Conn
Backers Clash Over Kennedy Urban Affairs Plan in Congress
Washington AP Democrats rally behind Kennedy urban affairs department and attack Rockefeller for alleged political maneuvering. Senate Leader Mansfield cites Eisenhower Hobby link and Weaver nomination to argue for timely approval, predicting a mid February vote. Rockefeller counters with charges of political fakery and race card usage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oveta Culp
Hobby
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
Rockefeller
Welfare Department
House
John W. McCar Mack
Massachusetts
Urban Affairs Department
Congress
Department
House Rules'Committee
Geologists classify four stones as precious gems
Geologists distinguish diamonds rubies emeralds and sapphires as precious stones while all others are labeled semi precious or ornamental. The note clarifies categories used by experts in gemology.
Many Acres Burned Over at Morrilton
A north wind drove a large wildfire 12 miles north of Morrilton Arkansas burning hundreds of acres including cropland and pasture. Ed Hillis 88 owned the initial house. the structure was destroyed and Hillis was rescued by neighbor Roy Bryant. No injuries reported as flames threatened several houses.
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Morrilton
Ark
Laity
H. W. West
Ed Hillis
Bull Mountain
Morriston
Hillis
Roy’ Bryant
Stabilization Bill Suit Set
A suit challenges Arkansas Revenue Stabilization Law’s constitutionality. Filed by James Coker of Little Rock, it seeks injunctions to stop spending from the highway, education, and governor's emergency funds until resolved, arguing the acts delegate legislative power to the executive branch.
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Little Rock
Pulaski
Guy 1. Williams
James Coker
Little Rock Sho
State “Highway Department
State Education Department
Governor's Emergency’ Fund
Loan to NLR for planning 350 low rent homes
North Little Rock Arkansas will receive a 52500 loan from the Public Housing Authority for the planning of 350 new low rent homes the authority said Monday.
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NLR Washington
North Little Rock
Ark
Public Housing Authority
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Firefighters Battle Lanty Village Fire Near Highways
Fire crews dug trenches and set backfires to halt the blaze as flames crept toward Lanty, a small hamlet between state Highways 9 and 95. A shifting wind enabled a rapid response by state troopers forest rangers county officers and volunteers to prevent a disastrous spread.
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Lanty
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