Prisoners Get Another Chance to Return Home
Reports from Tokyo indicate Indian officials promise a head count of 22,000 American prisoners for possible repatriation. UN truce negotiator Harrigan flew to Seoul as Korea fronts see moves toward reopening peace talks. India accuses South Korean agents of undercounting and plans to publicize UN plans for processing anti-Communists at midnight January 22.
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Tokyo
K. 8
Fhimayya
Mede
Rokyo
Seoul
Uned
South Korea
United Nations
Jndian Command
South Serian V
Maxwell Taylor
Hightis
Pyun Yung Tae
Fugler
U. N
Policy Makers Deny New Look at China Policy
Washington reports claim Eisenhower aides are revising China policy while denying any shift in non recognition of Ned Chin and opposition to United Nations membership for Peiping. Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson said there has been no change and no basis for such reports after his Far East tour to Formosa, Korea, Japan, and the Philippines.
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Onal J. Gonzales
Washington
Eisenhower
Daciay
China
Unite of Nations
Peiping
Tog
Walter &. Robertson
Formosa
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Thore
Ned Chin
Dor
Hobertson
Thy United Press
U. N. Merbership
McCarthy Seeks 300000 Budget Increase for Panel
Senate investigators report McCarthy aims for an 300000 boost to the All Republican subcommittee budget to fund more investigators and lawyers this year. The figure, described as tentative and subject to change before formal presentation, would exceed the 1958 budget and remains to be approved by the subcommittee.
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G. Milon Kelly
Senate
McCathy Ur-Wis
McCarthy
Laose
Cattle Rustler On FBI List Captured in Dixon Calif
A noted cattle rustler tied to Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas was captured in Dixon California. Chesley Lee Davenport, 31, was nabbed yesterday as investigators pursued the suspect on the FBI five state list of most wanted individuals.
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Dixon
Calif
Wwan
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
PBL
Chesley Lee Davenport
Costing Less to Collect State Taxes
Arkansas Revenue Department reported lower costs to collect taxes despite rising totals. Revenue Commissioner Vames Scurlock said costs were 1.62 percent of 109,674,503 in taxes, down from a 17 percent average over four years, with efforts to curb loopholes in sales and income tax collections. The department plans to add staff to compare state and federal returns and tighten income tax enforcement.
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Sivile Rock
Arkansas Revenue Department
Vames Scurlock
Francis Cherry
Seulick
Jgctiisis
Scurlock
The
Revenue Department
Yelerns Revene Bureau
Whitfield Lodge to Confer Degree Saturday Night
Whitfield Lodge No 239 will confer a Master's degree at 7:30 Saturday night. Light refreshments will be served to attending Master Masons. The calendar was introduced to Beggot by the great astronomers in 4241 B C.
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Whitfield Lodge No. 239
Old Dobbin Selected by Post Office
The Post Office Department after 60 days of studies favors horse drawn mail wagons over trucks for central city delivery. Officials say narrow stairs and entrance access hinder mechanized routes, despite repeated tests and expert forecasts. The long running debate over progress versus tradition continues as horse power remains preferred in this center city plan.
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Pnlabalpata
Post Office Department
Center City
Quaker City
Washington
Bureau of
Gentral
Wily
Theresa Yush
Armory Construction Bids to Be Accepted This Month
The Arkansas Military Department announced it will accept bids this month for new armories at McGeheen and Booneville. The project will be financed by state and federal funds.
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Arkansas Military Department
McGehen
Booneville
Mink Made Man Sees Bright Future for Mink Industry
New York columnist HAL BOYLE profiles Col. Frank C. Gather, a prominent mink breeder and owner of 9,000 live mink, 400 hogs, and 2,400 acres of Iowa farmland. Gather touts mink as a durable luxury and recalls a life of independent enterprise from small-town beginnings to a pioneering mink industry figure.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frank C. Gather
America
Aizal
Lowa
Colorado
Rasputin
Anthyn
Tay
Washia
South
Dakota
Heavy police patrols at New York piers amid waterfront unrest
A large force of police was deployed to New York City piers to quell tensions in the harbor area after two piers were struck. Brooklyn reports heavy troop concentrations as shipping officials fear a broader strike. The move followed a closed door meeting between Mayor Wagner, Police Commissioner Adams, and aides, amid a longshore labor dispute between the ILA and the APL-ILA over bargaining rights.
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New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Tames R. Kennedy
Robert J. Wagner Jr
Trancis W. H. Adams
New Jersey
Independent International Longsharemen' Association
America Federation of Labor
Apl-Ila
ILA
Tipster Helps Solve Reuther Case After Six Years
Detroit report says a tipster under heavy guard provided the solution to the 1948 assassination attempt on CIO President Walter P. Reuther. Prosecutor O'Brien described a late night meeting after a telephone tip two weeks prior. Four men were charged. Carl Renda and Clarence Jacobi were arrested, the latter awaiting extradition in Windsor.
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Detroit
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
Gerald K.o'brien
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
O'Brien
Carl Renda
Slae
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Clarence Jacobi
Texumseh, Ont
Beng
Windsor
Hawthorne for Hempstead County Treasurer Candidacy
Hope man Harry Hawthorne, long time county official and businessman, announced his bid for Hempstead County treasurer. He cites lifelong residence in the county, a Hope High School graduate, World War I service, and tenure as County Clerk as qualifications. Hawthorne asks Democratic primary voters for support and pledges full dedication to the office.
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Harry Hawthorne
Hope
Hempstead County
Hawthorne
Igaa
Hope High School
Hempstead
Bawthorne
First Methodist Church of
Rer
Eideg
South Main Street
Sworn in resigns three hours after oath in NECTLEON
NECTLEON Arkansas town of 1600 saw mayor J Powell resign three hours after being sworn in for a second term. Powell confirmed the resignation and declined to give a reason. An unidentified councilman cited differences between the mayor and aldermen over police department operation.
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Nectleon
J. Powell
Arkansas
Powell
Yeat
Two Suspects of Theft Are Free on Bond
Washington report says two men tied to a major theft from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing posted bond as Secret Service pursued 8000 missing twenty dollar bills. James Rufus Landis and Mrs Marnie Landis released on bond. Edith Irene Chase freed on bond. investigation continues into the New Year weekend spree and possible money drain.
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Washington
Secret
Marnie Landis
James Rufus Landis
Bureau of Engraving and Frinting
Myy. Landis
Edith Irene Chase
Ste’ Ig
Léodis
Wig Bureau
Secret Service
Laridis
Sécret Service
A. &. Baugeman
Landis
Jars Out Baby Contest in Progress at Hope High
Twenty Hope High School girls rehearse for the B and PW musical extravaganza Trippin Around at the Hope High Auditorium with eight scene chorus lines. The show runs Thursday and Friday January 4 and 15 to raise funds for the Student Loan Fund. a Baby Contest related to the event began with decorated jars and prize awards for parents.
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Hope High School
B &Pw
Wanzell Nix
Dee Ardith Harte
Betty Jo Cox
Judy Franks
Ginny Herndon
Jo Anne Russell
Billie Jo Rogers
Ann Hartsfield
Vera Towneynoker
Carolyn Hyett
Hirtoene Wykier
Lurlene White
Barbara Guthie
Kay Ray
Loretta Munn
Alice Anthony
Frances Frazier
Barbara Holden
Patsy Bright
Toy Coffee
Jimmy Susan Pritchett
Mindy
Meloy Jan Herin
Julia Kay Lafferty
Tina Martin
Mary Nell Williams
A A, Albritton
Waddie Cunningham
Alvin L. Willis
Own
Arkansas Sailor Dies in Crash
Twenty one year old Harold T Lane a photographer s mate third class from Montville has been identified by the Navy as one of seven killed in a Ratvo bomber crash Lang son of Mr and Mrs Wit Lane Rt 8 Manticalia identified with other officers and crew killed when their privateer patrol bomber crashed near Syle Raname aerrow members were AA GPASRy ta.
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Washington
Harold T. Lane
Montvéllo
Navy
Lang
Witl-Lane
Rt. 8
Manticalia
Cen
Raname
Aerrow
Tax plan fails to satisfy GOP and Democrats on Capitol Hill
Eisenhower’s tax program falls short of demands from House Ways and Means, with Republicans and Democrats urging deeper cuts. Rep. Richard Simpson proposes sweeping excise tax reductions. Speaker Martin warns the bill may be the hardest to pass in Eisenhower era. Most committee members pressed for immediate cuts in excise and sales taxes, while automatic $3 billion in annual tax reductions loom. Page Three.
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Washingon
Eisenphawer
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and
Richard M. Simpson
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Masa
lMeans
Goodwin i
Mid Porter Injured in Mill Accident
Mid Porter suffered a severe ankle injury after falling into a motor driven belt at Anthony Flooring Mill where he worked. He was rushed to a local hospital and given a broad transfusion. Attending physician Dr. Wight said Porter was resting.
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Porter
Anthony Plooring
Wight
Stamps Couple to Operate Oaks Cafe
Mr and Mrs George formerly of Stamps lease the Oaks cafe on Highway 67 at the Hope City Limits. The cafe has been remodeled and redecorated and will specialize in home cooked meals, home baked pies and steaks. The public is invited to inspect the kitchen at any time.
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Mra. George
Stamps
Oaks Cafe
Highway 67
Hope City Limits
Nevada County teacher W. E. Erwin dies at 78
Wilbur Edgar Erwin a life resident and teacher of Nevada County died early Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs Morrison McClelland Prescott Route One. Survived by another daughter Mia J Luck of Hope two sons Bit Erwin Springfield Ill and Dave Erwin Fairfield Callie four brothers Albert Texarkana Wilbur Hot Springs and D Erwin El Dorado four sisters Mrsoodley Prescott Route aix Mrs Henry Lambert Sutton Mrs Joon Texarkana and mother Messie Drwin ton. Funeral services set for Saturday at Liberty Church east of Prescott.
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Wilbuc Edgar Erwin
Nevada County
Morrison McClelland
Prescott
Hoe
Mia J. 0
Luck of Hope
Bit -Erwin
Springfield
Hii
Dave Erwin
Fairfield
Callé
Albert
Texarkana
Wilbur
Hot] Springs
D. Erwin
El-Dors Ado
E.” ‘Oodley
Aix
Myrs
Henry.Lambert
Snd
Boyle
Sutton
Joon
Messi Wi Drwin Jton
M. Sattday
Liberty
Ast
Storm Clouds Appearing Over Farm Policy Debate
Washington discussion centers on a flexible price support proposal for major farm programs. Senators Aiken and Clinton Anderson advocate different approaches while Rep. Albert, and others express skepticism. Observers foresee a rough path as leaders weigh the measure amid party divisions.
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Edwin
Mar
Washington
Tor. Webers
Sen
Aiken
Senate’ Agriculturenee
Clinton Anderson
Agricult
Inter’ Trom
Prica
Stip
Censtral - White Land
Dainsal Brice
Dooinall
Clements
D-Ky
Rossian
Pieran
Albert
Okla
Tes
Teachers from Germany visit Arkansas schools
From February 4 to March 4 eleven German teachers will visit Arkansas schools for a month of ditivation of education and community life. Superintendent James H. Jones announced Hope as a host school. A visiting teacher will spend the month in Hope as part of the teacher exchange program of the U S Office of Education and International Teachers Exchange.
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Arkansas
Community Life
James H. Jones
Uint Hope
U. S. Office of Education
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Miss Pack
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Old Dobbin
New York Piers
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Dope
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W. E. Erwin
Newt Pentecost
Treasuran
Laie
Ieee
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James McCarga
Quachita
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