Ground breaking ceremony for Hempstead County hospital site
The South Main Street ground breaking drew county officials and community leaders including Hospital Building Committee chair Ford Franks, County Judge A G Garrett, Hope Mayor John L Wilson, and many dignitaries. The event marks Hempstead county's $600,000 hospital project launched last Thursday February 18 with a crowd gathered near the Old Reynersen residence.
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Puar Photon
Ofhford Franks
A. G. Garrett
Hope
John L. Wilson
Dry County
Harry Hawthorne
Fred Joanson
American Legion
Jud 8. Martindale
County Medical Society
Rosa Harrie
Business & Professional Women's Club
Wily Gentes
Lieve Club
Norman Moore
Kiwanis Club
James G. Martindale
Kenneth Almbrose
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Jim Cole
Elbert O'Steen
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Syd McMath
Julia Chester Hospital
Mrei Arch Moore
Miss Berg Henry
J. J. Lieblona
H W. Gunter
Roy Anderson
G. W. Nunn, Jr
Reynersen
Industry power and utility profits rise amid 1953 trends
The article surveys electric and gas utilities with higher consumer demand and expanding facilities as 1954 outlook remains strong. It notes residential sales growth offsetting weaker factory use, regional power usage patterns, and solid profits across utilities, with stock prices rising about 9 percent since year start.
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Land Siner
Westside clubs host meetings and social rounds
A Wednesday schedule shows the Westside Hume Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Robert Peachey’s home with ten members, devotions by Mrs. Gilbert Westmoreland, and bulbs and plants exchanged. The Spiritual Life Group at First Methodist held a 9:15 am session led by Mrs. L. Gatlin with Abundant Living study, followed by prayers. Multiple social visits are noted, including guests and travels of local families and friends, and a reference to no major earthquakes in the United States by 1053.
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Robert Peachey
Harry Keeley
Gilbert Westmoreland Save
Mig. Seeley
Spiritual Life Group of
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First
Methodist Church
Robert Hoinbeight
L. C. Gatlin
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Troops Used to Clear Way for Indians
American troops faced a hostile crowd of 200 to 300 South Koreans who blocked a train carrying home bound Indian soldiers near Inchon. After bayonet jabs and pushing, the demonstrators were cleared in about 30 minutes with no bloodshed. Kin Chang Heung condemned the action as heavy countermeasures against a peaceful Indian protest.
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Inchon
Att Dth Army
Kin Chang Heung
South Korea
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