Two Term Limit Adopted for U S Presidents
Our Daily Bread notes America sets a two term limit for presidents. The piece recalls the 22nd Amendment ratified by Utah and Nevada, discusses its rationale, and stresses rotation in office to curb power. It references Truman and Roosevelt in historical context.
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Usaly
Nevady
United States
Utah
Nevada
Congress
Harry S Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington Dispatches
Tickets sales for Horace Heidt show progress well
Ticket sales for the Horace Heidt show in Hope progress thanks to two groups of enterprising Hope Kiwanis wives. Daily, several women staff reserved seat sales at John B. Cox Prog Company, with many seats still available except the $3.69 section. Tickets are sold daily at John P. Cox Drug Company in Hope. Prices listed as 3.65, 4.44, 1.88, and 1.22.
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Thorace Heid
Hope
Moody Willis
Franklin Horton
A. L. Hardage
Hervey Holt
Jim McKenzie
C. C. Lewis
Royce Weisenberger
Paul Raby
Jack Lowe
E. P. Young Jr
Teddy Jones
John P. Cox Drug Company
Scoutmasters to Hold Second Training Course
The second session of the Scout masters Training Course will be held at 7:50 p.m. at the Youth Center in Hope. Twenty two Scout leaders who attended the first session will participate as the second session includes instruction on program planning with a year’s sample program planned by the Scout Leaders. Teddy Jones, Leadership Training Chairman for the Hempstead District, will serve as the Scout master for the training session.
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Hope
Teddy Jones
Hempstead
Best years of a man's life between twenty five
A fragment suggests that the prime of a man's life occurs around age twenty five. The text lacks additional context, names, places, or concrete events to anchor a fuller summary.
Probers Trace Fur Coat to Washington Lawyer
Testimony shows an $8,540 mink coat delivered to Mrs. E Merl Young was charged to Washington lawyer Joseph J Rosenbaum who influenced RFC loan approvals. Louis O Wheeler testified before a Senate subcommittee as Rep Sutton alleged the coat marked a loan payback.
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RFC
Wheeler
Senate Banking
Reonstructon Frane Corporation
Rep
Sutton
Dteam
House
Young
Senate
Roschbaum
Gunther-Janckel
New York Farriers
New York
RFC Inter
Auto Price Freeze to Be Extended
Washington officials of the Office of Price Stabilization say the auto price freeze will be extended beyond March 1. New car prices stay frozen at December 1 levels while a sweeping, general order to allow manufacturers to charge over costs is prepared for release in March.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Parity Explained by County Agents in Hempstead County
County Agent Oliver L. Adams and Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood in Hempstead County explain parity concepts. Parity price is the price that lets a farmer buy as much with a unit of output as in the 1910–14 base period, while parity ratio compares price changes farmers receive to the costs they incur. With farm expenses rising from 6 to 18 billion dollars between 1949 and 1950, price gaps threaten farmer viability.
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Oliver L. Adams
Lorraine Blackwood
Hempstead
United States
Evangelism Rally Planned for Methodist Youth Groups
Mary Pearl Harbuck and youth leaders from the Lite Rock Conference will join peers from Hope and Arkadelphia Districts at First Methodist Church Arkladelphia for a 5:30 p.m. rally on Saturday March 10. Similar meetings are set for Pine Bluff and Fordyce March 8 and 9. Rev George Harper editor of Concern and administrative secretary to the National Conference of Methodist Youth directs, aided by Howard Childs El Dorado Hendrix College student and Arkadelphia District Evangelism Committee youth rep Mary Pearl Harbuck Denton Texas State College for Women student.
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Mary Pearl Harbuck
Hope
Arkadelphia
First Methodist Church
Pine Bhuiff
Fordyce
George Harper
Nashville
Tennessee
Concern
National Methodist
National Conference of Methodist Youth
Howard Childs
el Dorado
Hendrix College
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mary Pear
Harbuck
Malvern
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Nation sets tight rubber use under new wage policy
Washington on February 27 reported an imminent national wage policy, with the government ordering the NPA to issue a broad controlling order affecting 40 000 civilian rubber items. The measure caps natural rubber at varied percentages, imposes a 30 000 ton monthly ceiling on civilian consumption, directs synthetic rubber mix, and limits tires and tubes in passenger cars to specified natural rubber shares.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Baptists Lead State Leadership Conference at First Baptist
The Arkalisus Baptist Leaders conference opened at First Baptist Church under general secretary B. L. Bridges and assistant secretary L. E. Coleman. Morning session featured Lawson Hatfield with Charles E. Lewis, Stanley M. Cooper, Ss. A. Whitlow, B. L. Bridges and J. E. Dillard. Afternoon talks by A. W. Waggonon John Collier and J. E. Dillard. Topics include State Mission Home Missions Foreign Mission Christian Education Healing the Sick and Helping the Hopeless. Night session led by James Haris with prayers by Floyd G. Davis and Neilson F. Tull on strengthening fellowship in service. An ongoing statewide conference for pastors and church leaders.
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Arkalisus Baptist Demonsnational
First Baptist Church
B. L. Bridges
L. E. Coleman
Lawson Hatfield
Charles E. Lewis
Stanley M. Cooper
Ss. A. Whitlow
J. E. Dillard
A. W. Waggnon
John Collier
W. E. Perry
J. W. Royal
Dell Mames
Dale McCoy
C. G. Davis
Nelson Greenleef
James Haris
Floyd G. Davis
Neilson F. Tull
Infant Buried at New Hope Cemetery
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester H Hunt of Dallas died Sunday and was buried at 2 p m at New Hope Cemetery near Hope. The family had lived in the area before moving to Dallas where the infant died at home.
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New Hope
Chester H. Hunt
Dallas
Ae Hope Cemetery
Hope
Johnson to Stay With Wage Formula Amid Board Review
Washington officials say Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston will approve a 10 percent catch up wage increase as it stands and summon the wage board to reconvene to consider modifications. The move aims to appease labor members who quit in protest, while a new order directs limited material supplies for businesses to keep plants and families operating.
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Wasington
Sun- Litigation
Eric Johnston
Game
Johnston
Nine-Iman
Johnson
Crow F C Crow Says He Voted Against Stock Bill
State Senator F C Crow writes to the Star claiming his vote against House bill No 4 was not recorded while voting for House bill No 3, asserting abstention equals a vote against a bill. He notes the clerk’s error and emphasizes need for positive votes to enact laws.
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F. C. Crow
The
Star Today
Star
Dr. Crow
Washburn
James Grihines Tito and Arkansie Association work
James Grihines Tito is highlighted last weekend with Arkansas Association for the Crippled, supporting rehabilitation for a boy born with a physical disability. The piece notes prosthetic use, therapists, and the association’s role in local convalescent care as a statewide service and social aid.
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James Grihines
Tito the Nails
Kerik
Patie
Arkansans
Arkansie
Piettre
Aivins
Senate bill to raise state sales tax eyed
A Senate committee of the whole considers a plan by business leaders to add 1 cent to the data in crease its the two per cent sales tax a levy on Stytor and a cent per Solile on Sycur as part of a package totaling about 16 million in new taxes to fund a proposed medical center and avoid earmarking revenues for specific services.
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Lille Rock
Meb
State Senate
Compteuller Sue Roy Bougley
Senate
Senate Seton
Beasley
Concedes Washington's Most Dangerous Spot: The Government Printing Office
Washington humor piece by Ed Creagh imagines the Government Printing Office as a perilous lure due to shelves of how to do it books. The narrator, a journalist, confesses repeated trips to sample titles spark fantasies from chinchilla ranching to yacht life, only to return to work.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
ED Creagh
Hal Boyls
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Mnyself
Chinchilla
Chinchilla Ranch
A. Shinghilla
U S Regiment Smash Main Red Defenses in Action
Volunteers selected from 300 applicants join a medical research drive at a hospital in Sprig re to combat muscular dystrophy. The effort, led by Robinson, involves nine children and aims to balance body deficiencies with targeted therapies.
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Petro
Wnal Velthta Teo
Levannotrat Hospital
Sprig Re
TA. Robinson
Ehnlyman
Budies and Chance Department
Heath
New York
Fae Godfrey
Robinson
Hospital
Gulley
Roy
Michael
Tobnigan
Robison
Baird
Huever
Pavic
Robinson Gail
Trobinson
Mrs. Mudgett to Receive Son's Medal
Mrs. Mudgett of Hope is informed by Maj. Gen. Edward J. Witsell that her son, the late Sergeant First Class Charles W. Milum, Infantry, was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star Medal with “V” device for heroic action on July 20, 1960 near Taejon, Korea. The decoration and certificate will be sent to Fort Sam Houston for ceremony. General Witsell extends condolences. The letter is dated February 21, 1951.
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W. A. Mudgett
Edward J, Witech
The
U.S
Amy
Mra. Mudatt
Sun
Charles W. Milum
Taejon
Korea
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Ex-Hope Man J A Russell Dies in California
J A Russell aged 63 formerly of Hope died yesterday in Los Angeles County Hospital California Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday in Los Angeles He is survived by a wife and three children James Russell and Durwood Barnard listed among survivors. relatives in Huntington Park Calif Also noted are nieces and other family members in Hope informed by notices from local sources
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J.A. Hunne
Angeles
Allf
Pital
Los Angeles
Hope
Jone A. D
Albert Russell
Huntington Park
Calif
James
Russell
Durwood Barnard
Euke
der Russell
Dulign Bk
Key Club Boys Report on State Meet at McArk D'fth
Twelve Hope Key Club members attended the McArk D'fth Annual convention February 24 28 led by William Martin elected lieutenant governor of his division. Dr Matt Ellis Hendricks College Conway spoke on Difficulties Our Country Faces and foundations.
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Hope Key Club
McArk D'fth
Bert Smith
Plylauded
Billy Guntur
Gordon Barnsley
Charles Crumpler
Bobby Ross
Jarry Bowden
Buddy Wilson
Gordon Kennedy
Johnny Paite
Jimmy Compton
William Martin
Noren Stanford
Wayne Hinglend
B. Young Jr
Lawrence Martin
Ligu
Iippo
Matt Ellis
Hendrix College
Conway
Wailers Md. Fatal Crash Details Remain Unclear
A garbled OCR fragment from a Maryland incident mentions a crash with injuries and possible vehicle involvement. Names, exact location, and full details are unreadable, but the report references a crash scene and medical response.
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JICPR
Conmerciad Travelers
Little Hoek
Guyestiy
Sid MeMath
McMath
B. W. Edwards
Edwards
Horace Heidt
Probers
Baptists
Crow
F. Cc. Crow
U.S. Regiment
Tyla
Okla
Muntelpab
Photeports
Tokyo
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Mig R. Quinn
Tom
Stone
Quinn Wald
Pirina
Maal Oe As
Truman
Sin Dalatory
Mrs. Mudgett
Edward F. Witsell
U.B.A
D.C
J. A. Russell
California
Key Club
Mon Ark District
Arai
Mike Bhow
Fr. Smith
Dani Cloyp
Springfield
Ecretary
Ed Goldman
Little Hock Trades
Wailers
Toxarkann Houpt
Pariettan
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