Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale under a Chancery Court order in Hempstead County Arkansas on February 15 at the court house front entrance. The real estate described is the southeast and southwest quarters of section 5 township 13 south range 4 west containing 87 875 acres with a six percent interest secured by mortgage and payable on sale. Commissioner announces sale details in the 1937 order.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
J. H. Porterfield
Ana Hampton Rogers
Hempstead
Ar- SO
Sesw
Iges
Eden's Downfall and Dulles Weaving a Net in History
The piece recounts how Eden's fall was influenced by U.S. Secretary of State Dulles in the early 1950s. It ties British actions in the Suez crisis to American plans for Egypt, including aid to Nas er and the shifting push toward international control of the canal, ending with tensions that preceded major Middle East upheaval.
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Washington
Eden
Dallas
Pullus
Suez Canal
Lamlind
Wasser Lawes Aril
Soermhorstin
Chuvehill
Vesson Alven
Hame Eden
Britain
Egypt
Suse
Middle East
Churchillsines
Dulles
Nasser
Suez
Naser
Unite States
France
Probate Notice of Hamm Estate Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court names B R Hamm estate decedent last address Hope AR date of death January 3 1937. Instruments dated October 1998 and January 2 1957 admitted as will and codicil executors appointed. Claims must be filed within six months from first publication or be barred. Notice published January 10 1957. Executors Royce Weisenberger Aubrey H Hans Thomas Hays Bott 249 Hope AR.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
B. R. Hamm
Hope
Royce Weisenberger
Aubrey H
Hans Thomas Hays
Bott
Ark
Faubus Seeks Higher Incomes For Arkansas
Huntsville report notes Gov Orval Faubus outlined a 10 year goal to raise per capita income in Arkansas. He spoke at a fund raising dinner that met an $800 quota for Madison County to finance the first two years of operation for the Arkansas Industrial Commission. Also speaking were AIDC chairman Winthrop Rockefeller and other directors.
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Huntsville 4
Orvald Faubus
Arkansas
Raissa
Madison County
Arkansas Industrial
Civil Rights Support Surges in Congress Amid Filibuster Fears
Washington reports indicate leaders expect civil rights legislation to pass this session despite anticipated Southern resistance. A prominent Democratic figure signals cautious optimism about approval, aligning with Eisenhower's reform push including voting protections and civil rights measures within the Justice Department and a civil rights commission. Both chambers have seen introductions, while Southern Democrats still block related bills.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Socovil
Jusee
Ciel A
Iil Commission
Ciel
War Between the Sexes: Endless Conflict or Peace?
A historical psychologist dialogue questions whether love and marriage settle the age old war between the sexes. Dr Alison Davis argues women’s hostility fades in the feminine role but never fully disappears, while Sigmund Freud’s theory is challenged as biased male egoism.
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New York
Alison Davis
University of Chicaea
Ares
Aterea
Davis
Sigmund Preuel
Imam
Congress
Fellows
Peiping Rejects Free Elections in Korea dispute
An international commentary columns discuss Peiping radio denouncing free elections for Korea as illegal and useless. U N Political Committee seeks action. Chinese objections cite U S rebuff and push for peaceful settlement. Also notes historical oil discovery and Civil War era Jacksonport events with military references.
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Hong Kong
Im Peiping
Tolay
N. 1
Korea
U. N. Political Committee
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Associated Brass
Faubus
Aihlahe
Ntorivm
HOFE
Peiping
U. S
General Assembly
China
People’s Daily
United States
Cainese
North Koresh
Kos Rea
U. WN
Stephens
Jacksonport
John Welch
Boston
Moss
St. Joseph
Rondo Percale
Easyrsavel
Hardy
Penney
Ironing Board
Pete
Eee
Pennay
Peisney
SAVE
Voluss
Jachee
de Risa
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