Count Students in Its U S Census
Fayetteville in Arkansas disputes a Census plan to count University of Arkansas students as residents of the town. M D Swenson says students should be counted there, boosting Fayetteville’s population toward 20 000. Local towns fear loss of representation and tax support as parents and communities protest.
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Arkansas Gazette
M. D. Swenson
U. S
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Fayettevile
Hope
Hampstead County
University of Arkansas
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Prescott
Nashville
Census Bureau
British Vote Lifts GOP Hopes on US Elections
Republicans stress Conservative gains in Britain signal a rightward swing. Rep Halleck predicts Senate and House control for Republicans this year, while Taft and Arends foresee reflected support. Democrats caution that British results may not mirror American politics amid differing issues and conditions.
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House
Rep
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R-Ind
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R-Qchie
Arends R-Tily
Lucas A Winds
Denmioerahte
Laglandt
McCormack
Massachusetts
House Democratic Teader
Enghind
Beliain
Saythen
Potato Price Supports Assured in Senate Vote
Washington citizens learn that the Senate approved a plan by Senator Aiken to maintain potato price supports for most of the crop unless growers accept marketing agreements and orders or later quotas. The vote blocked Senator Lucas’s push to halt supports and impose rigid planting and marketing controls, delaying final farm bill action until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Congress
Prowess
Aiken
Leas
Aitken
Byrd
Virginia
Hoey
North Carolina
Five Hurt in Shootout at Greenwich Village Club
A group of seven bandits in ordinary suits raided a New York club as a chorus of female impersonators performed. Police exchanged fire with the gang, wounding one detective, a bystander, and two others, while one bandit and two bystanders were shot and guests ducked for cover. The attackers fled, believed from Philadelphia, amid a chaotic scene described by owner Allen Bone.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Allen Bone
Lena
Arkansas Weather Forecast Cloudy and Colder Weekend
Cloudy conditions prevail in Arkansas with a colder spell arriving Sunday. Frontal system brings gusty winds and a drop in temperatures through tonight and into Sunday.
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Arkansas
Navid
Red Cross Aid in Disasters Sets New Year Record
The Red Cross assisted in 330 disaster operations, aided about 228 300 people, and supported 49 053 buildings damaged or destroyed across nearly every state except Delaware Rhode Island and Maryland. Blizzard and flood responses included chartered flights, evacuations, and medical transport.
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Red Cross
Delaware
Rhode Island
Maryland
Plains States
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Fort Worth
Tex
Warren
Ark
Two Local Claims Allowed In Hempstead
The state Board of Biscale Control yesterday awarded a total of 472.08 to two Hempstead residents. Mrs Annie L Christan won 3600 for damage to property from highway construction. Mrs Elbert Jones received 272.08 for auto damage from a highway department vehicle collision.
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State Board of Biscal Control
Hempstead
Annie L. Christan
Bing Ve
Elbert Jones
Mupe
Hope
Graves to Speak at Little Rock Church
O A Graves of Hope will spend at Layman's Day services Sunday at Asbury Methodist church in Little Rock. He leads the Hope Methodist district and heads the Men's Bible class at Hope Methodist church. He sits on the Board of Brewards and the Hope church trustees and was elected as a lay leader from the Little Rock Conference to attend the last quadrennial conference in Boston in 1948.
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O. A. Graves
Hope
Asbury Methodist Church
Little Rock
Grave
Jay
Hope Methodist
Hope Methodist Church
Brewarda
Hope Church
Boston
Farmers Urge Hempstead County Unity for Acting as One Unit
A Hempstead county meeting at the Barlow Hotel in Hone urged farmers to form county wide producer units to gain a voice in legislation and farm policy. Joe Williamson of the Mid-South Cotton Growers and Mid-South Supply Associations led the drive, stressing unity and opposition to regimentation while inviting other farm groups to join. Officers were elected for the new unit and a March 1 meeting date set at the Hope Courthouse with plans for a future gathering.
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Barlow
Hone
Joe WilUsinson
Colton Growers Association
Memphis
Williamson
Mid- South Cotton Growers
Mid- South Supply Associations
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Mr. Williamson
Wisho
B. Hodnett
Hope
Windole Stone
McCaskill
Sloman Goodlett
Ozan
W. M. Dillard
Saratoga
Buck) Martin
W. S. McDowell
M.harris
Grouup
Pm.avillelais
Style Show All Set for March 8 9
Style Show committee of the Hopa Federation of Garden clubs plans a March 8 and 9 event at the Saehger Theany with Virgen Husues directing. Participants include Lathes Lusualty Shop, Rullson Devarluredbh dtuve, Ellgas Stark, J C Penpey Canoe Woot Brothers, Miss Henry's Gulshor dloberta Bulls, Keith's Jewelry Shoup, Burkes Show Store, Sue and Lee's Shoup, Willis Men's Sluce, Poser Stee Sure, Stewarts dis oly Shop, Cux Drug Store, Owurf's Bepatient Store, Lowie May Lanty, and a dogs prizes lineup.
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Hopa Federation of Garden
Inet
Miurehiuits
Saehger Theany
Virgen Husues
Participaliy Suerchante
Lathes Lusualty Shop
Rullson
Devarluredbh
Ellgas Stark
J.C. Penpey
Canoe Woot Brothers
Miss Henry's
Gulshordloberta
Keith's
Burkes Show
Sue and Lee's
Willis Men's
Poser Stee
Stewarts
Cux Drug Store
Owurf's
Lowie May Lanty
Wo Dogs
Ype
Anereduiets
Hongine
Pablo Sebuvts
Revival Sparks Continuous Services at Asbury College
A religious revival begins at Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky on February 25 as students and townspeople witness testimonies and prayer. Dean Kenyon calls it a sin-tered demonstration of faith while a blind student hopes the revival mood spreads to Kentucky’s Lexington University.
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Asbury Colege
Gd B. Kenyon
Lexington
Tighes
Gregiginn
Rudy Uuual Serwol
Asbury Lu
Qoe
Siid
Coal peace talks pressed before contempt trial
Washington reports indicate government officials urged renewed coal peace talks to avert a contempt trial set for Monday as the nation faces a worsening fuel shortage. John L. Lewis and UMW aides held secret meetings with Cyrus S. Ching and David Li Cole, but no progress emerged while Lewis attended a funeral in Springfield. The UMW strike of 372,000 workers continues, and Keech will hear civil and criminal contempt charges, with a possible daily fine reaching up to 1,000,000 if convicted.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Truman
Ching
David Li Cole
Cole
Imeelings
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Springfield
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
Richmond B. Keech
Keech
Health Flags Policy of Bulgaria Health Flags Policy of Bulgaria
U S minister Donald R Heath led his 48 member delegation from Bulgaria branding her Red government as an endemy of freedom. Heath said there is no justice or threat to Bulgaria's security and called for respecting the peace treaty while noting Bulgarians favor western culture but oppose the regime that suppresses freedom.
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Nis
Yugoslavia
U.S
Donald R. Heath
Bulgaria
Heath
Sofia
United States
Lloyd's Loses Big Sum on Election Fallout
London reports Lloyd's, the famed underwriters, lost about 25,000 pounds after Britain's election. They had guaranteed Liberal party candidates against deposit losses for a 5,000 pound premium, totaling 30,000 pounds in guarantees. Under election law a candidate must win at least one eighth of votes to avoid forfeiting a 150 pound deposit.
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London
Lloyd's
Wrld
Britain
Lloyds
Liberal Party
Cold Wave Drives Midwest Temperatureselow Readings
A February cold wave sent Midwest temperatures plummeting with readings reaching 35 below at Bemidji Minnesota and Pembina North Dakota. The sub zero belt stretched into northern Illinois with Chicago area lows near 1 below. Coal supplies faced strain as cities tightened conservation amid no near relief.
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Midwest
Bemidji
Minn
Pembina
N. D
Illinois
Chicago
U S Freezes Assets of 3 Balkan States
The United States froze assets and halted payments from bank accounts held by Bulgarian Hungarian and Romanian citizens in America amid deteriorating relations with Soviet satellites. Acheson signaled possible further diplomatic moves and reduced missions, saying protection for Americans there is virtually impossible.
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Washington
United States
Bulgaria
McGrath
State Acheson
Hungary
Justice Department
Robert Vogeler
Agg
Budapest
Vogeler
Donald Heath
Sovie
Acheson
Balkan
State Department
Romania
Ahe
Schools to Curb Free Lunches for Some Students
Little Rock reports Arkansas schools plan to charge lunch prices to pupils while continuing free meals for those unable to pay. The program, led by Miss Huth Powell, tests price cuts in Greenwooch, Mena, England and Bradford in March to boost participation and overall income, with potential statewide expansion.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Huth Powell
State Education Departments
Powell
Greenwoch
Mena
England
Bradford
Attlee's Labor government holds slim majority in House
London reports Labor wins Thursday elections securing a slim parliamentary majority. Attlee announced the formation of a new emergency plan as the House remains tense over the balance of power and unresolved regional issues.
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London
Attlee
Labor
Wallace Critics Attack Communists At Chicago Convention
A Chicago convention speech by A Wallace criticizes Communist influence within the party. He condemns an alleged Red smear tactic and argues the party must stay true to Progressive principles. Delegates applaud as he calls for independence from any faction control.
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Wallace
Rom
London
Jake Fons
Caramusis
Anyang
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