Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor at Ajax
A fragment from Our Daily Bread argues that economic status is key to Southern race issues while social lines shape white attitudes. It cites Look magazine critiques and quotes U.S. Supreme Court Justice Douglas and Edith Sampson on America’s treatment of colored people and international perception in India.
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Ajax
H. Washbuttoe
Lark Magine
Alabama
North
Studke
Evro
Kentucky
Long Island
N. Y
Philadelphia
Mainine
South
Look Magzine
Istory
United States
Earth
America
Ook
U. S. Supreme Court
William
Douglas
India
New Delhi
Edith Sampson
Chicago
Cardinal Describes Persecution by Reds in China
Cardinal Spellman of New York arrived in Hong Kong and told reporters that missionaries suffer severe persecution in Red China, comparing it to early church martyrs. He was met by Archbishop Tony Riburi, the Papal Nuncio expelled from Red China months after his arrest. The cardinal called conditions in the Far East much worse than on his previous visit.
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Hong Kong
Francis
Ar East
Dickinson Incorporators Form Arkansas Contracting Firm
Dickinson of Little Rock along with W P McGeorge Jr and Hervey W Mellorge of Pine Bluff filed tires of incorporation yesterday to engage in general contracting. Authorized capital is 400000. Secretary of State office records list the incorporators and firm details.
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Little Rock
Dickinson
cGeorge, Inc
Pine Bluff
H. Tyfall Dickinson
W.P. McGeorge Jr
Hervey W. Mellorge
Pine Bloft
District Farm Bureau Meet to Be Held Here
Joe C. Bardin of Grady will speak at a district Farm Bureau meeting in Hope January 17 at the county courthouse. More than 140 farmers from ten counties will finalize plans for launching statewide membership on February 4. The aim is 52,000 members in 1952 with 49,019 enrolled in 1951.
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Joe C. Bardin
Grady
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture and Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Annual Hempstead County School Election Set for March 15
Electors in Hempstead County will vote on March 15 to levy millage for buildings debt service and general fund across districts. Directors for Hope Palmes Blevins Springhill Saratoga Washington Guernsey districts and county board seats are to be elected with petition and notice rules detailed. Act 399 changes election date to the third Saturday in March per County Supervisor EB Brown.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Blevins
Palmes
Springhill
Saratoga
Washington
Guernsey
County Board of Education
County Board of Election Commissioners
General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
EB. R. Brown
Tires and wheels stolen from 1941 Buick
Two tires and wheels were stolen from a 1941 Buick parked behind the Buick Agency. Roger Clinton notified City Police yesterday. The theft occurred during the night of January 7.
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Buick
Roger Clinton
Battlefield Church to Hold Sunday Services at 2:30 PM
Battlefield Church announces Sunday services at 2:30 PM with Rev. A. A. Massey delivering the sermon. Public invited to attend.
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Battlefield
A. A. Massey
Arkansas Negro Attorney Threatened by KKK Letter
Pine Bluff, Jan 8 The Arkansas Negro attorney Harold Flowers said he turned the KKK signed letter warning him to leave the state over to the FBI for action. The typewritten note postmarked Texarkana urged him to depart by February 4 or face consequences. Flowers plans to stay in Pine Bluff with his family after February 1 and continues federal suits against school segregation.
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Pine Bluff
Harold Flowers
KKK
Flowers
Arkansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United Press
Theoetter
Intexarkana
Ark
Pine Buntt
Pine Butt
Florida
Leam
San Francisco
Pine Blutton
Farmers urged to report PMA approvals to county office
Hempstead County PMA committee warns farmers with unreported prior approvals that completed conservation practices must be recorded by January 15 and earlier approvals canceled if not reported by January 13. Producers may sign and mail approvals to the PMA office in Hope Arkansas.
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Hemp- Stead County
PMA
Elime
Hempstead
Hempstead County
P. Q
Hope
Arkansay
Survive Election Tempest At Bar With Earmuffs And Tips
A fragmented humorous column warns readers to brace for nine months of political drama. It jokes about the noise from radio and TV, barroom schemes to cope, and offers lighthearted survival tips such as wearing two campaign pins, avoiding drink-induced missteps, and steering clear of Dry Martinis. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
Arthu
Godfrey
Sealet
Jackey
Eid
Cleetion
Byran
McKinely
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Chancery Court Decrees Issued in Local Case Roundup
Handed down decrees include modifications reducing weekly payments and suspending jail terms, property partitions and foreclosure orders with sale dates set. Divorces granted in the cases of Helen Mullins versus Charles Mullins while trials note Judge Pilkinton disqualification and sale presiding.
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Chanvellay
He Pilkinton
Hompstead Chancery
Williwefferson
Willie Maria Stuthwell
C. Tothwell
Dais Finily
Roxie Peogles
Molly Peoplen
David L. Guerin
Jacqueline Guerin
Leatherman
D. M. Spenser
Pilkinton
Andy
Andy Judge Sale
Helen Mullins
Charles Mullins
Planter's Son Wounded In Accidental Rifle Incident
A 15 year old son of a wealthy Arkute planter was seriously wounded in Memphis yesterday when a 22 caliber rifle apparently discharged accidentally. He was taken to Baptist hospital after the shooting on the right side. A relative said the boy was with his father when the accident occurred amid tense financial tensions.
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Memphis
Dan
Arkute
Work Stoppage Hits Texarkana Plant
About 20 construction workers at the Kone Star Ordnance plant near fore participated in a work stoppage. Roughly 45 AFI, plumbers eft, their jobs Monday and formed a picket line. G. E. Shepherd, resident engineers of the Red River Arsenal project office, said the plumbers protested wages paid by Richen Construction Co. of Dallas, Texas.
Reds Accept All Demands Except One for Airfield
Panmunjom talks resume as Communists reject one UN condition the halt on military airfield construction while accepting UN demands for troop evacuation, armistice parity, and equipment replacement. The UN missions warn stall tactics serve no purpose, urging North Korea to show willingness to peace. The new armistice supervision plan mirrors the UN proposal minus airfield restrictions.
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Panroynjom
Korea
United Nations
Hun Oon
U. N
Geo
Howard M. Turner
Gen
Matthey
Hidgway
Tokyo
Attec
U. O. Comummid
Brukdast
Stalling
Paninunjom
Kremlin
North Korea
Libby
Drivel
Heidi Fang
U.N
Propugut
Hope Baptist Rally Planned in Texarkana February 20
The Arkansas Baptist State Convention and its departments will sponsor around forty denominational rallies statewide in February 1972. The Hope Association rally will be held February 20 at Beech Street Baptist Church in Texarkana, with Rev. James G. Harris as pastor.
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Arkansas Baptist State Convention
B. L. Bridges
Hope Association
Beech Street Baptist Church
Texarkana
James G. Harris
Dishonest U S Employes to Be Punished
Congress seeks unity in election year amidperilous times as President emphasizes national defense and fiscal measures. He warns the free world faces danger with Soviet forces rising and calls for high taxes to fund defense while pushing civil rights proposals to a vote.
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United States
Free World
Union
Perdon
Congress
Ferguson Succumbs at 77 in Nashvile Home
William J. Ferguson aged 77 died Tuesday at his Nash ville home. He is survived by his wife, several daughters and a son, plus a brother and sister. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Evening Shade with active pallbearers named.
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Willam J. Fergison
Heby
W. E. Cannon
Mone
Rufus Graves
Dallas
Thomas Mops
Cileste
Tex
William Biddle
Hooka
Edgar Ferguson
Hope
Emmett Ferguson
Slater
Lee Cornish
Nashville
Malin Gight
Tryde Huckabee
Sid Anderson
Jack Devenny
Dolph Starnes
Mr. Wright
New Cold Grips Much of United States
A new cold blast from Canada chilled much of the Northeast and West, with sub zero readings in northern New England and the Rocky Mountains. Montana and North Dakota saw extreme lows as a colder front moved into the North Central region, while Texas to the Ohio River and Middle Atlantic states stayed milder in the 40s and 50s.
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Midwest
New Oneland
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Montana
North Dakota
North Central
Texas
Ohio River
Middle Atlantic
Cotton Loans Placed by Kansas Farmers in 1951 Program
Kansas farmers completed a program under the 1951 cotton loan plan, placing 20,793 bales into loans. The effort, coordinated by federal and state ag agencies, aimed to stabilize production and market prices amid growing farm credit support.
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Adeniniatra
New Orleans
Kansas
Truman Warns Congress on Dishonesty in Government
President Truman declares in the State of the Union that dishonesty among public servants will not be tolerated and that those guilty must be punished. He calls for moral, military, economic, and political strength to meet looming challenges and urges Congress to adopt tougher standards, curb campaign spending, and protect the rights of those under congressional investigation.
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Tan
Truman
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U.S
Broset
the Provident
Tami
Hoveruitenl Kuch
Interid
Rumiin
Congo
Wor
Dr Henry Bennett Praised by President After Plane Crash
President Truman paid tribute to Dr Henry G Bennett administrator of the U.S. Point Four program and others killed in a plane crash while on a mission. Bennett and 21 other people, including his wife, died in the crash during a technical aid operation for economically lagging countries. Truman framed the loss as a setback to a great foreign policy effort and emphasized continued commitment to the Point Four mission.
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Washington
Jan
Bret Dent Truman
Fitoeh
Henry G. Bennett
U.S
Mionth
Bennett
Brest
Oklahoma
Henry Bennett
Itis Sociatas
Identauld
Truman
Jury to Study State Crime Inquiries At Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a jury will study state crime inquiries during a trial with involvement from the Federal Alcohol Bureau and municipal law enforcement under Atty. Gen. McGrath, ordering examination through officials at the investigative line.
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Federal Alcohel Texant
McGrath
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Charles Crndee
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Jack White
Howard Thornton
James Hunt
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J. M. Hurd
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James Fuller
Bernard Dury
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Royce Barbareve
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Charles Halbert
BU Dudney
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W. F. Ferguson
New Cold
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