Delight Edges Prescott 47 46 In Close Prescott Tilt
A capacity crowd of 1 400 plus watched Delight defeat Prescott 47 to 46 in a tense Prescott game. Photos show Prescott players Calhoun Smith and Hooks and Delight squad Hughes Walker Mel Kinnon Faulkner guarding and moving the ball.
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Hope Star
Prescott
M. Calhoun
Smith
Hooks
Hughes
Walker
Mel Kinnon
Faulkner
Deflight
Claudie Walker
Purtle
Calhoun
McKinnon
C. Walker
Snowstorms Push Across New England
A united press report says an East Coast storm moved north across New York and New England toward southern Canada, threatening up to ten inches of snow. Elsewhere, Southwest blizzards eased as temperatures cooled, while Texas airlifts aided storm-bound families. The nation enjoyed mostly clear skies with some rain in Arizona.
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New York State
New England
Canada
South Plains
Texas
Arizona
Moses Tells of Aid From Mid-south
Moses of Arkansas Power & Light Co said the parent firm Middle South Utilities helped in selling Arkansas securities. He testified at the Public Service Commission hearing on AP&L's bid for a $5,200,000 annual rate increase. The witness cited an integrated system of Middle South Utilities as operating and developing the natural system.
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Little Rock
Chatman C. Hamilton Moses
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Middle South Utilities
Arkansas
Middle South
Spring Hill Semester Honor Roll Highlights Local Students
Spring Hill Schools list semester honor roll winners across grades with multiple names. Notable students include Cecilia Archer, Mary Nell Townsend, Scotty Key, Sarah Leu Brown, and many others earning All A's or B's and above honors in 1st through 8th grades, with several upperclassmen named for high academic standing.
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Seg Moe
Spring Hill
All A's
Cecilia Archer
Mary Nell Townsend
Scotty Key
Sarah Leu Brown
Dennis Turner
Ronnie Kidd
B's Aid
Rebecca Martin
Elaine Fuller
Linda Reese
Dianne Mareum
Judith Bozarth
Billy Williams
Charlie Batson
Litta Powell
Donna Harvell
Gary Anderson
Aubrey Sanders
Marsha Garner
Jo Carolyn Outis
Michael Archer
Jackie Martin
Jerry Reese
Brenda Cox
Toni Williams
Sandra Anderson
Ruthie M. Curtis
Connie Martin
Judith Smith
Brenda Sanders
Sharon Anderson
Nancy Allison
Jimmy Applegate
Claudine Powell
Barbara Cox
Mary Lou Maxwell
Ronnie Garner
Carolyn Williams
Patricia Marlin
Richard Greenshaw
Johnnie Faye Stark
Carolyn Sanders
J. D. Rasehke
Dennis Townsend
Sharon Bachman
Linda Barham
Gilbert Brown
Jeweline Singard
Barbara Sheppard
Betty Bachman
Nancy Betts
Jerry Sue Collins
Don Souter
Elaine Boyce
Martha Elam
Helen Anderson
Linda Aylett
Jimmy Lafferty
Robert May
Shirl McCoy
Martha Reilly
Arkansas Infant Killed In Missouri Road Crash
A blowing tire sent an Arkansas family’s car out of control near Thayer Missouri killing two month old Linda Diana Jenkins. Parents Albert and Mrs Jenkins of Trumann Ark and their two year old son Donald were treated for injuries at Mammoth Springs Ark as the car overturned twice on Highway 63 about 216 miles north of here.
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Arkansas
Thayer
Sunshine and warmth expected across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a sunny start and warmer temperatures across Arkansas today. The U S Weather Bureau in Little Rock forecasts fair skies, gradual clouding tonight, and milder 50s through Saturday with potential rain by the weekend. Night lows are expected in the 30s across the state.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Mercury
Fayetteville
Flippin
Texarkana
Landslide Disrupts Baltimore & Ohio Passenger Train
An early morning landslide on a hillside near West Newton Pennsylvania derailed a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train traveling at about 45 mph. One of the over 100 aboard was hospitalized for possible back and neck injuries. the rest escaped with minor or no injuries. Engineer J E Hinish of Pittsburgh braked the train as cars slid off the rails near the Youghiogheny River.
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West Newton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Youghiogheny River
McKeesport Hospital
James S. Stern
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
Reeks
B&o
J. E. Hinish
Pittsboroh
Negro Student Exiled Amid Alabama Unrest
In Tuscaloosa Alabama authorities reported white mobs clashed to drive Autherine Lucy from the University of Alabama campus after she, a Birmingham secretary, became the first Black student admitted. Deputized patrols and tear gas were used as disturbances spanned Friday and Saturday.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
University Board of Trustees
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
Lucy
Miss Lucy
Tcar
Nettleship to Leave Pathology Head Post at Arkansas Medical School
Dr Ander son Nettleship will be removed July 1 as head of the pathology department at the University of Arkansas Medical School. His dismissal also ends his role as state medical examiner, with law assigning the post to the department head. Nettleship seeks a hearing before the university Board of Trustees. no successor named.
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Little Rock
Anderson Nettleship
University of Arkansas Medical School
Douglas Lawrason
Tne
Nettleship
Arkansas Law
University Board of Trustees
Dr. Nettlership
Gas Bill Clears Senate 53 to 38 in Price Deregulation Move
The Senate passed a bill to free natural gas producers from federal price controls by a 53 to 38 vote after a 1044 hour session. Supporters say long term benefits include better gas supply though opponents warn higher household bills. The bill, tied to a House version, now goes to President Eisenhower for signature amid a pending bipartisan probe into campaign contributions linked to the measure.
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Marion Burson
Washington
Senate
Eisenhlower
Eisenhower
House
Commerce Committee
Sen
Kranels Case
R-Sd
Hhmd
Case
John M. Neff
Lexington
Med
Allotments for Cotton February 15
The State ASC Committee sets February 15 as the final date for farm operators to file requests for New Cotton Grower Allotments. A new cotton farm is one where no cotton has been planted in the past three years. Farmers who planted peanuts in the last three years must also file for new Grower Peanut Allotments by February 15 1956. County ASC offices provide additional information.
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State
ASC
Former Hempstead Man Dies in Arizona
Word has been received of the death February 1 of Tom Morton in Ajo Arizona. He lived in Hempstead and Nevada County all his life before moving to Arizona four years ago. Survivors include his wife a son Lloyd of Ajo two daughters Mrs Bar Wesson Mrs Thurman McSweeney of Ajo a sister Mrs Hatfield of Hope five brothers George of Oklahoma and Sid of Nashville.
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Tom Morton
Ajo
Arizona
Hempstead
Nevada County
Lloyd
Bar Wesson
Thurman McSweeney
Ayo
Hatfield
Hope
Tive
Extended Forecast for February period in Arkansas
Forecast calls for temperatures about 4 degrees above normal with normal lows 25 to 36 in the north and 36 to 30 in the south and highs from 45 to 65. Warmer on Wednesday with little change until cooler late in the period. Precipitation moderate to heavy on Thursday and again near period end.
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Arkansas
Algeria Seeks End to Riots With Mollet Talks
Algeria’s Premier Guy Mollet opened peace talks as public gatherings were banned in Algiers. Vowing to keep French rule, veterans demanded guerrilla style army reorganization and action against alleged external aid. At least 30 injured in riots. Constantine also saw a 5000-strong protest.
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Guy Mollet
France
Mollet
Georges Catroux
Algeria
Catroux
Committee of Public Safety
Algiera
Asingle
Representat
Leight
Milllion
Mosles
Biutea
Cam‘paign
Constantine
Ism
Slad
Mansure Resigns Amid Investigations
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of General Services chief Mansure amid congressional and administration inquiries into his conduct. Franklin G. Ploete was named acting head of general services, pending formal nomination to lead the government housekeeping operations.
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Fred 5. Hoffman
Washington
Edmund TF. Mansure
General Services
Mansure
White “House
Eisenhower
Franklin. G. Ploete
Géading General Services
Floete
Prescott gym容量 shortage sparks plan for larger arena
1400 fans watched Wolves fall to DeJight by one point at Prescott gym with 1200 capacity, signaling need for a bigger arena. Hope considers building, planners urged to foresee future needs as Shamaveraga Prescott fills current venue. Patsy Calhoun named to Arkansas State Teachers College Dean’s List with 476 average. World War I veterans meet at Hempstead County Courthouse Sunday at 2:30. discharge papers urged. March of Dimes drive lagging. donations to EP, Young urged promptly.
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Prescott
Wolves
de- Jight
Shamaveraga Prescott
Presgolf
Patsy Calhoun
Hope
Arkansas State Teachers College
Miss Calhoun
Hempstead County
Fred A. Luck
Washington Dipt Chief Flags Soviet Propaganda Threat
Chief Washington Diplomat Jonh Fost declared at a news conference that the United States will reject the second proposal from the Soviet Premier Nikolai. He warned that past experience shows hawkish forces could escalate, and emphasized that images and ground installations must be safeguarded.
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Washington
ING Washington
Fost
Nikolai
Hawiail
Esdental
Washington TodayBC Investigation Report Context
A fragmented line shows Washington context with a reference to a BC investigation and a committee burnings by a member from Missouri. The readable text hints at congressional or legislative inquiry activity and party alignment, but details are unclear.
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