Park squirrels spark joint police firemen project
Chief Clarence Baker reports a Fallpark effort to stock squirrels, six brought from Little Rock with one escaping. A hole was cut in the cage, the missing animal left the park. Baker says the plan aims to enrich park life, though it raises questions about posting and safety. The piece also juxtaposes public policy on taxation with a slot machine analogy to critique government spending.
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Clarence Baker
Aity Ce
Hope's Fair Park
Lee
Ugh Henwa
Chamber
Will E. H. Lecky
Nevada Death Notice Fragments Mention Local Names
Fragmentary OCR notice reports a resident of Nevada County and mentions a home in Staneburg and individuals tied to names like Lule Bank and McGough of Giede ter. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a probate or death notice context in Nevada region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangelph BeRotsb
Gue Naerm Wait Remc
Hig
sTanebarg
Nevada County
Mis
Lule Bank
Bom McGough
Giedeter, Te
Politics Blamed for Condition of Highway Dept
Little Rock, Feb. 12 — Arkan 885 lags in using federal funds for urban highway development. J. R. Henderson, federal aid engineer, said Arkansas is on par with other states in urban highway funds except in urban areas. Cities face high right of way costs, hindering metropolitan project progress. Highway personnel were criticized. H. C. Sellers urged reducing foremen from about 15 to seven, with pay raises. A stock room assistant faced discharge but retained after intervention in Little Rock. P. G. Wilson reported heavy damage from overloading. permanent weight stations fined $87,000, while roving crews fined $37,725. Wilson urged the Highway Department to operate permanent stations near borders, a plan previously proposed but not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkon
J. R. Henderson
State Highway Department
Highway Audit Commission
Arkansas
Highway Department
Supl
H. C. Sellers
Russellville
Weotnly
Sellers
Lille Rock
P. G. Wilson
Wilson
Arkansas State Police
Arkansas Revenue Department
I S Mouser Dies in Hope Hospital at 57
I S Mouser 57 of Blevins died in Hope Hospital late yesterday. He is survived by his wife Mamie, five children Leslie of Hope Olan and Doris of Bend Oregon Arsene of Houston Mil dred of Blevins, three brothers Arthur Rufus of Blevins Theo of Eureka Calif., four sisters Mrs Lon Wood Mrs Zula Parson of Blevins Mrs Edgar Le vert of Hope and Mrs Cora Payton of San Diego. Funeral services set for 2:30 Wednesday at Macedonia with Reverend John White and Reverend Joe Hunter officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsage
Sidney Mouser
Blevins
Mamie
Leslie
Hope
Olan
Doris
Bend
Oregon
Arsene
Houston
Texas
Mildred
Arthur
Rufus
Theo
Eureka
Calif
Lon Wood
Zula Parson
Ben Owen Elected Hope Chamber President
At yesterday’s Hope Chamber of Commerce meeting, Ben Owen owner of Owen's Department Stores was elected president. New three year board members include C. C. Lewis Lyle Brown Robert La Grone and E. J. Whitman. Carry over members are Mike Kelly Dewey Baker W W White Royce Weisenberger Owen Vincent Poster Jim LaGrossa and Guy E. Busye. Mike Kelly named vice president and Robert LaGrand treasurer. Officers to meet Feb 13 to name committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Owen
Hope Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Owen's
Owen
C. C. Lewis
Lyle Brown
Robert LaGrone
E. J
Lincoln Refusal to Speak Shapes 1860 Campaign
Springfield report recalls Abraham Lincoln avoiding public speeches during the 1860 campaign. Illinois historian Dr. Harry E Pratt notes Lincoln kept silent on issues to prevent misquotation. Bennett challenged him to speak but Lincoln remained unbudging and even declined a political rally with a public procession past his home.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Harry E. Pratt
Llinois
Lincoln
Quincy
Pratt
Abraham ‘Jonas
Quincey
Tam
Dr Sims Attending Medical Conference in Memphis
Dr Walter Sims will travel Monday to Memphis for the Mid South Post Graduate Medical Assembly. He is scheduled to attend Saturday morning sessions and participate in the conference program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sims
Walter Sims
Memphis
Sybie Shirley Crowned Heart Queen for 1952
Sybie Shirley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Shirley was crowned Queen of Hearts for 1952 at a Hotel Barlow dinner. The Hempstead Heart drive raised 402 dollars, near the county quota, with Charlene Rogers second and Nelda Thompson third among contestants Barbara Smith Lorraine Brooks Joy Kennedy Helen Hall Barbara Bright Ann Houston and Marilyn Shiver receiving small gifts. Shirley Pearson thanked residents for support and a benefit dance is planned for February 18 at the American Legion Hut. Donations may be mailed to Heart care of the Postmaster Hope Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sybie Shirley
Hobart Shirley
Contestanta
Joy Kennedy
Helen Hall
Barbara Bright
Ann Houston
Marilyn Shiver
Miss Pearson
Dariece
American Legion Hut
Fersons
Hope, Ark
Fort Smith Denies Sinful Reputation Report
Fort Smith reactions to a Look magazine piece naming 25 cities tolerating sin show officials and community leaders defending the city. Authorities like Earl Farnsworth and Police Chief Pink Show discuss crime, morality, and health metrics, while camp and ministerial figures question the article’s portrayal.
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Fort Smith
Ft. Smith
Look.1
Et. Smith
FL Smith
Arkansas City
Earl Farnsworth
Ft. Smith High School
FBI
L. H. Davis
Ft Smith
Clvic
J. £. Johnson
Sebastiani County
Health Department
Cal. Roory A. Murchson
Camp Chaffee Post
Soviet Seizure of Jap Ships III Denounced
Tokyo reports Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway issued a sharp note to Soviet authorities denouncing the seizure of Japanese fishing vessels. He cites 178 boats grabbed, 29 confiscated, one wrecked, 33 disappeared, and others released, with Russians holding many fishermen for prolonged interrogations aimed at extracting information on Japan. The protest highlights ongoing tensions in the northern waters near Hokkaido and reflects broader wartime policy disputes.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Hidgway
Reds
Ridgway
Ane
Japan
Hokkaido
Alin
Congress Hints at Extended Controls under Truman
Washington reports Congress signals support for a two year extension of the Defense Production Act to maintain price wage and credit controls and mobilization powers. Senate and House committees plan hearings by March with a potential floor vote before the June 30 expiry. Republican critics press for a shorter extension while Democrats urge stronger controls and critiques of inflation and drought risks.
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Joe Hall Washington
Truman
Quirman Maybank
D-80
Gpe
D-Ky
Senate
oBse Bankhng
Millbank
Moreh
Nettigl
Spbnce
Congress
Hey
Senate Banking Committee
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Arnall
Michael di Salle
Ohio
U. S. Senate
Radio Quiz to Be Staged at Saenger
A new radio quiz show titled Fun and Fortune will air tonight at the Saenger Theatre at 7 20 p m and run 30 minutes on KXAR at 8 50 p m Audience members will be drawn to participate for gifts and a Treasure Chest prize that grows weekly If unclaimed the Treasure Chest continues to accumulate Mc Rothmen and L B Tooley state admission remains unchanged and both stage and screen attractions are available for the regular price.
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Saenger Theatre
KXAR
Haskell Jones
Wea Ninemire
Ralph Rothmen
Matco Thestres
Saenger
Met Mc
Rothmen
L. B. Tooley
Ingir
Radio Metenera
Mtire
Lions Hear About Hope's Electrical Problem
Ernest Q'Neal addressed a community meeting about a reported electrical issue at Hope's facility. He outlined potential causes, discussed plant safety, and invited residents to monitor repairs and report further concerns.
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Hope
Fate of Port at Newark to Be Decided
Elizabeth residents remain shocked after a National Airlines crash at Newark Airport that killed many and damaged surrounding homes. A meeting in New York between the Port Authority and 17 airlines will discuss the airport’s future as flights are redirected to LaGuardia Idlewild Teterboro and Philadelphia.
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W. G. Foster
Frolso
Elizabeth
Nod
Nancy Taylors Ordeas
Mamber Te Dacape
Newark
Nord
Eizabeth
N. 3
National
New York
Lig
Port of New York Authority
Port Authority
Nawark
Airpoyt
National Airlines
Coityal
New York-New Jérsey
Tetarbore
New Jersey
la Guardia
Idlewild
Newark Airport
Philadelphia
Tetayhora
Wallpaper in Home Damaged by Fire
A fire at a residence on 817 North Graham Street caused wallpaper damage. A grease left on a cook stove ignited a fire, and the city Fire Department reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Graham St
Aces Says Air Force Keeps Pilots Through 100 Missions
Air force officials defend policy to retain all jet pilots including aces in Korea until they complete 100 combat missions. The death of George A. Davis Jr. after 60 missions sparks debate as family and lawmakers seek clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Carter
U.S
Aly Boveco
Dalvis
Cocome Ncas
U. S
Lubbock
Tex
Korea
Washington
Rep. Mahon
D'rex
Aly
Hind
Davis
Fifth’ Air Force
Davia
4Th Interceptor Wing
Theyava
George Criehglon
Baton Houge
Winton W. Maralhill
Manhattan Beach
Callt
Carnival Gasparilla recalls Bloodthirsty pirate Gaspar
Tampa notes the Carnival of Gasparilla the Mardi Gras of Florida draws 500000 to 600000 visitors. Participants in period dress parade and stage a mock pirate landing with celebratory revelry and light misdeeds. Officials report no serious injuries though small scuffles occur as crowds watch the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Fla
Jose Gaspar
Florida
UN reports no progress as Panmunjom talks stall
United Nations and allied leaders announced no breakthrough in Panmunjom negotiations as talks dragged into new days. Officials cited deep differences over a ceasefire and major concessions, with further plenary sessions planned while progress remained elusive.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Esident
Nevada
I. S. Mouser
Hope Hospital
Sybie Shirley
Heart
Ernest Q’neal
Neal
Aces
Airforce
Bagan
Bank Peirig Pasta
Amoriogts
Panmunjom
United National Mond Anid
U. N
Opianisn
Statf
Dla
m.Wedney
HST
U. Ny Gonomand
Pnat
Roy Hbjo
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