Broiler Industry Shifts in Hope Arkansas Report
A Boone County Headlight special edition from Harrison, Arkansas highlights Gcoma Foods Berryville plant opening, the nation’s largest poultry processing facility with one million monthly capacity. It notes farm readiness, federal inspection needs, and estimates required to sustain a 350000 dollars plant drawing poultry shipments.
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Arkansas
Wailer J. Sims
Hope
Boone County
Harrison
Ark
Gcoma Food Company
Smill Focal
Pathe
King of
Berryville
Wes
Bergyuitle
Hempstead
Qcoma
J B Crane 58 Dies At Home In Hope
J B Crane aged 58 died Tuesday at his West 4th Street home in Hope. He leaves a wife, two sons Odus and Leo Crane, daughter Mrs Faye Rishayda of Hope, three brothers and a sister. Funeral at 3 p m Wednesday Unity Baptist Church with burial in Snell Cemetery Emmet. Active pallbearers listed.
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West
4Th Street
Odus
Leo Crane
Faye Rishayda
All of
Hope
Stuart Crane
Ozan
Murry Crane
Robert Crane
Wellington
Texas
Sam Adcock
Monticello
Unity Baptist Church
Howard White
Wesley Thomason
Lions Club Speaker F G Crow Addresses Meeting
Senator F G Crow spoke at the Free Hope Lions Club meeting held at a Saath venue. Attendees included Clyde Coffee Rayee Joba Yocom Sam Roach and Ray Lawrence.
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F.G. Crow
Re Free Hope Lions Club
Clyde Coffee
Rayee Joba Yocom
Sam Roach
Ray Lawrence
Setty Mutton Now in Korea News Item
Tokyo date February 26 reports Setty Mutton now in Korea with brief dispatches from Tokyo. The item notes a change in status or location for the subject within the region.
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Setty
Korea
Arkansas Farmers Pocket More Cash From Crops in 1951
Arkansas farmers earned about 10 percent more cash from farm marketings in 1951 than 1950, totaling $504,000,000. Livestock and livestock products rose sharply, with receipts of $206,000,000 from livestock and a crops total of $363,098,000. Cotton weakness limited crop gains, but higher livestock prices boosted overall income. federal conservation payments added $3,653,000. Nationally, farm income rose about 17 percent, while Arkansas net income climbed about 8 percent from 1950.
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Washington
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
National Scout Leader to Visit Here
Richard N. Dick Potter assistant National Director of Boy Scouting Service Boy Scouts of America is in Caddo Area Council to aid leadership training committees. A training session runs Feb 29 at 7 30 p m to 2 p m March 2 at Camp Pioneer near Mena Ark Aimed to prepare districts in scoutmaster training and coaching for untrained volunteers from Hope Piney Woods District leaders attend including Clyde Coffee Mike Schweiker Skeeter Fenwick Leonard Hughes Walter Balch A J Alspaw Dan Dennington Glen Ward John Bagby Potters visit also aids the Feb Round Table at First Methodist Church Hope Feb 23 unit readers and committeemen urged to attend.
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Richard N
Dick'' Potter
Boy Scouting Service
Boy Scouts of America
Caddo Area Council
Camp Pioneer
Mena
Ark
Hope
Clyde Coffee
Piney Woods
Mike Schweiker
Skeeter Fenwick
Leonard Hughes
Qkay
Getige-On
Potter
John Bagby
First Methodist Church
Liberty
Legal: Can Faces Morris Senator Says
Washington February 26 Sen Ai ken R VI says Newbold Morris faces an uphill fight because two thirds of corruption in government is legal corruption within the law He doubts Morris can clean up the government Sen Ferguson R Mich says Morris should seek full official income tax returns from federal officials as a step toward transparency
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Washington
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Newbold Morris
Aiken
New York Republican
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Detroit
Morris
Federal Service
Ferguson
Hope Chamber Plans Billboard Signs and Folder Contest
The Publicity Committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce met in the chamber office with Chairman Fred Gresham presiding. They discussed highway billboard signs promoting Hope as home of watermelons and the county’s largest mill, plus inviting residents and businesses. A contest with high school students will design the Hope folder cover, for prizes of 15, 10 and 5 dollars, with judging closing March 7 after the school day ends.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Gresham
Alex Washburn
L. B. Tooley
Guy Basye
Chamber
Ben Owen
Ray Lawrence
Hope
Methodist Church Women to Meet at Fort Smith
The seventh annual Arkansas Council of Church Women meeting will be held March 19 at First Methodist Church Fort Smith with state president Mrs W W Draper presiding. Fort Smith Van Buren Council hosts, registration opens 10:30 am March 19, with pre convention dinner for state board March 1 at 6 pm.
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Arkansas Council of Church Women
First Methodist
Fort Smyth
W.W. Draper
Forrest City
State Board
Magnolia
Old South
Fort Smith
First Methodist Church
Fort Smith-Van Buren
Hage
Aubrey Yates
Fort Smith van Vuren
Leland Hunt
A. Tick, Dy
Byes Rogbugk
D. Gellowes
C. B. Tolleson
Hope
New RFC Boss Warns Peddler of Influence
Washington February 26 Harry A McDonald takes over as boss of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation URFC with a warning to influence peddlers to stay away Senator Douglas calls McDonald honest but too weak to stand up to pressure and fights a 2 hour Senate battle McDonalds 46 to 24 roll call vote clears the way for final approval He will earn 17500 salary and will be sworn in by Supreme Court Associate Justice Tom C Clark at REC headquarters
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Washington
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
URFC
Douglas
D-Il
McDonald
Senate
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
W. Stuart Symington
House
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clarkill
REC
Delinquent Taxes Are Due at Hampstead Courthouse
Cloud Taylor and R W Yarbrough will be at the Hampstead courthouse to collect delinquent taxes during the next weeks. All persons who failed to pay personal taxes in the past four years should contact Mr Taylor or Mr Yarbrough.
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Cloud Taylor
R. W. Yarbrough
Tha Hampstead
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Yarbrough
Williams Takes Over C. D. Hare Store
The C. D. Hare grocery and market at 106 South Walnut Street has been purchased by Grady Williams. The new owner will operate as Williams Flower and Feed Co. The transaction occurred last week.
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C. D. Hare
South
Walnut Street
Grady Wil
Willams Flower and Feed Co
Hempstead County Home Demonstration Clubs Grow Toward 600 Members
Hempstead County reports 19 active Home Demonstration Clubs with 371 members led by County Agent Lorraine Brickwood. Across Arkansas there are 40 047 club members in 87 420 clubs nationwide. The program, started to aid rural women with homemaking, now includes urban areas and covers topics from home management to health and safety. In February and March, Hempstead clubs aim to reach 600 members by expanding existing clubs and forming new ones, with no membership requirements beyond interest.
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Hempstead County
Lorraine Brickwood
Arkansas
Southwest Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Extension Service
Eneh ¢Lub
Provident
Mome
Econty
West Germany to Help With Cost of Army
West Germany will contribute 11 4 billion marks for Western defense in the new year. An official source said a raft of the agreement was sent to Bonn for final approval by Adenauer. Allied officials noted the Allied plan to form a European army faces delays, with German divisions delayed till 1955.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn
Adenauer
Germany
Allanate
West
France
Water Plan Studied by Arkansas Engineers for Groundwater Refill
Washington date line reports Arkansas engineers Raphael Kaz Yeann and Tom Fricke seek 250000 dollars to test an underground water recharge method in the Grand Prairie rice region. The plan envisions pumping river and drainage water into wells via horizontal pipes to form a large underground water feeder system.
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Washington
Arkansas
Howse Appropriations Subcommittee
Raphael G. Kaz- Yeann
Tom Fricke
Stuttgart
Grand Prairie
Terror Reign Attacked by Senate Subcommittee Leader
Washington February 20. Owner Lattliorg accused the Senate Internal Security subcommittee of creating a region of terror among foreign service personnel, especially in the Far East. He denied ever being a Communist or a Communist sympathizer.
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Washington
Lattliorg
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Far East
The Little Woman Has the Real Courage Over a Man
HAL BOYLE argues that civilization depends on women's courage in small daily deeds. Men seek loud heroism, while women bear quiet trials like marriage, childbirth, and insisting things are done properly. The piece contrasts public bravado with courage in routine, everyday actions.
Detroit Probes TV Ban On Red Infiltration Claims
Detroit hearings on a reputed Communist party network in the city during the 1940s drew public outcry over no TV coverage. Richard O’Hair, ex detective and FBI undercover agent, testified for hours naming about 60 alleged Detroit party members and detailing a factory branch and neighborhood clubs tied to a governing council.
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Felix B
Wold
Detroit
Communist Party
House UN- American Activities
Motor Oe
Sam Rayburn
Washington
House Committee
Pottur
Michigan
Jackson
California
Richard Franklin O'flair
New York
Detroit hearing on Communist Party member refusal to testify
A Detroit newspaper reports a Communist Party member, Bernstein, 42, refused to testify before the Un-American Activities Committee. Bernstein was the first witness on the second day as questions continued, with courtroom calm and procedural rigor reported from Michigan.
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Detroit
Communist Party
Un-American Activities Committee
Withomsydee Bernstein
Ait News
Michigan
Commune Frack G.favenner
Omar Rene
OPS Case Against Hope Slaughterer Is Continued
The OPS case against Jesse Morris and Hope Slaughterer was continued for 30 days on a motion for a preliminary injunction. Judge Harry Lemley of the Are Kangis federal district court presided as the hearing was postponed without objection from either side. The complaint accuses Morris of failing to comply with Office of Price Administration regulations governing the slaughtering of livestock.
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Toxorkann
Jesse Morris
Hope Slaughterer
Harry Lemley
Arekangis Federal District Court
Morris
Offica
Price Administration
Raguiniiona
Liva- Alock
U S Faces War Say Vinson in UMIT Debate
Washington February 20 Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee warned that the United States faces a possible sudden war tomorrow and a threat of war over an extended period. He spoke in a prepared speech opening debate on universal military training legislation.
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Washington
Vinsay
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Vinson
Famine Warning From Soil Conservation Chief
The president of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts warns famine could strike the United States if soil destruction continues. He cites soil loss from erosion and urban expansion, notes the U S population of 158 million rising toward 400 million by 1980, and claims hundreds of thousands of acres are washed or blown away annually. He urges action by soil agencies to restore fertile land.
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Cleveland
United States
National Association
Waters
Davis Ste
Galveston
Teans
Bellavesian
Eugresdora
Sastructiva
America
Davis
Ingirbanayaa
Ajl
Federal
Agenciea
Amorler
Senators Must Refile After Court Reapportionment
Little Rock Feb 20 Arkansan candidates for state senate must refile after the Arkansas Supreme Court re apportioned districts. Attorney Gino Murry said candidates whose districts were shifted must file again while those unaffected may refile. Two of ten did not file by the deadline. Names mentioned include Hob Riley, Ye Byrd, and Acre.
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Little Rock
Alatoon Arkansans
State Senate
Sgain
Atty
Gon Iko Murry
Arkansan Supreme Court
Atataree
Murry
Hob Riley
Little, Rock
Pulaski
Ton
Ye Byrd
Amen
F. Acre
Perry
Vay Buren
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