Doe on the Prairie Lake Chase Inspires Winter Tour Tale
A narrated Arctic prairie scene promises a tourism pitch with mountain country vistas blue lakes and wildlife. An observer recalls a doe seen swimming toward a shore then leaping ashore and vanishing into woods as photographers capture the moment near Daisy and Newhope.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Arkansas Suit
The Supreme Court today dismissed an appeal from Maurice Uetaw and others in a dispute over retirement requirements for out of state residents and Arkansas supervisor procedures. The case, tried in Coahoma County, involved damages slightly over $2,000 and a conflict between Memphis lawyers and Critenden Chancery Court.
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Memphis
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Critenden Chancery
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Dollar Day Sales Promised in Hope for Midweek Event
Hope retailers announce Dollar Day events on Wednesday and Thursday in a bid to boost shopper traffic. The Hope Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee chairs urge residents to visit participating stores for special dollar-value promotions and sales.
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Nine Indicted in Surplus War Ship Deals Case
The Justice Department announced indictments against nine individuals and six corporations over multi million dollar surplus World War I ship deals. Joseph E Casey former House member from Massachusetts led the ring. Aristoteless Onassis, a key figure in shipping, appeared in court pleading innocent and was released on ten thousand dollar bond with travel restrictions. The case, returned by a DC grand jury, highlights postwar tanker profits and international shipbuilding operations.
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Young Pearson Enters School in Florida
David Pearson leaves yesterday for Florida to enter the Apollo boys school with a $900 scholarship. A radio program and local civic groups raised funds and pledges to cover the balance for a year of training, with contributions from Kiwanis Rotary Lions Cosmopolitian Wan Delta Kappa Gamma and many others.
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McMath Denies Senate Run After Silence on Plans
Former Arkansas governor Sid McMath was quoted as saying he would be a Senate candidate, but he denied the report at his Sheridan home. The Arkansas Gazette photographer reported hearing McMath tell a crowd that he would run against John McClellan.
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Singer Giovanni Martinelli Begins New Career at 68
At 68 the renowned opera tenor Giovanni Martinelli turns salesman for the first time, promoting the very operas and artists once sung. He recalls singing to about 7,000 audiences globally and now explains operatic plots on television, hoping more people will love opera.
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New York
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Local Group Forms as Lake Area Fishing Plan Emerges
The Osk Lake Association of Ounehila County organized over the weekend naming Len Ray and Talbot Feildar to its Board of Directors. Attendees included Kenneth Ambrose, Vincent Foster, and Judge A. G. Farrell. The State Game and Fish Commission plans to spend 270000 dollars to secure about 11000 acres for public fishing and hunting near a 1000 acre lake about four miles west of Chichester along Highway No. 4.
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Osk Lake Association
Ounehila County
Len Ray
Talbot Feildar
Chichester
Convict Chessman May Not Live to See His Book
Convict Caryl Whittier Chessman faces execution at San Quentin as his memoir Cell 2455 Death Row is slated for posthumous publication. His appeal to the U S Supreme Court has failed, with the death sentence likely to be carried out in California. Chessman has earned a $1050 advance and royalties as Hollywood and academic interests eyed his manuscript.
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California
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Quake Leaves Thousands Homeless in Chiapas Mexico
A powerful earthquake in Chiapas state, southern Mexico, left about 4,600 families homeless across four towns after shaking the coffee region near the Guatemalan border. Officials reported no fatalities, while remote areas suffered structural damage and telephone reports were slow to come in.
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Chiapas State
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Hot Springs
Nashville
DeGueen
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Ashdown
Lewissville
Bldmos
Magnolia
Prescott
Citizenship Girls Representing Their Respective Schools
Billie Jo Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Baker of Hope and Linds Browl daughter of Mrs Frances Scott Brock of Lewisville will compete in Arkansas Good Citizens contest representing John Cain Chapter DAR. Selection cites leadership service patriotism character. Billie Jo Baker active in NHS English Club yearbook Bobcat staff basketball theater and student government. won a $25 scholarship last year.
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Hope
Linds Browl
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Rosston East Road Gravel Project Awarded
The State Highway Department issued a work order February for Rosston East Road, State Highway 4, Nevada County. Mississippi Valley Contracting Company won with a bid of 30 745.00. The 1 mile project will place gravel surfacing in Section 7. J C Webb, Resident Engineer, supervises with 28 years experience. Camden maintains headquarters. Traffic will be kept open during construction.
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Rosston-East Road
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Paragale
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Department
Camden
Blevins Festival to Fund Cage Uniforms
The PWA sponsors a Valentine Festival on Wednesday night February 10 in the Blevins auditorium to raise funds for new basketball uniforms bought eight years ago. The carnival themed event “Sweethearts” features concessions, a youth play session, a sweethearts contest, a talent show, rhythm band, and a Womanless Wedding finale promising laughs and entertainment for all ages.
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J. W. Rushing
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Bidailt' 6 chtoring the first secret reached
A fragmentary report notes Bidailt' and Rovelyn Mi Molotov in a restricted moment as Bidaul engages in sales. The text lacks clarity on date and location but hints at a sequence involving secret action and individuals.
Fear of Uprising Triggers East German Weapon Seizures
East German Communists order confiscation of hunting weapons fearing a worker uprising. Reports from refugees and investigators say forestry officers also have weapons seized. Soviet tanks reportedly massed near Fuersteinwalde as slowdowns in factories spread amid protests over the Big Four conference.
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Russia Speeds Aid to Reds in Indochina
Taiper Formosa dispatch reports Soviet aid to the Communists in Indochina to crush French Union defenders. Chinese intelligence cites Moscow directing military operations with Vietnamese rebels and Japanese war prisoners. Sources say Russia plans three steps toward domination of Southeast Asia, leveraging Korean War precedents.
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Formosa
Russia
Indochina
Chinatone News Agency
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Obsitnik Wins Arkansas Photo Contest
Larry Obsitnik won the top prize in Arkansas Associated Press photo contest awards presented Saturday. The annual event recognized outstanding newspaper photography with the Palmer trophy and other honors for .photography achievements in the state.
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U S Seeks Formula to Resume Korean Peace Talks
Washington officials search for a way to restart preliminary Korean peace talks after a halt caused by Communist charges and a public statement from Avihue H. Deans to retract alleged provocations. The effort aims to clear the way for renewed negotiations at Panmunjom under U N mediation and White House oversight.
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Rumors and Fire Mark Quiet Weekend in Small Town
The Star notes rumors of a shooting involving a veteran lawman nicknamed Pop, who denies injuries while locals inquire from Magnolia to Prescoft area. A forest fire in the Proving Ground was contained by Forestry workers, as graduates and locals are named in community notices.
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