Economic Study Of Financial System Urged By Eisenhower
James Marlow reports that Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize a special commission to study the U S financial structure. The proposal seeks a broad national inquiry into the mature performance and adequacy of the whole system, including coordination of credit agencies, banking authority, and debt policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Eisechower
State of the Union
Tesidge
Congress
Han Grolyy
State Banking Committee
America
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
Blevins School District to Issue 70000 in Bonds
Legal notice notes Hempstead County Arkansas district proposing 70000 in school bonds for new buildings and equipment. It calls for a 37 mill total tax with 9 mill for the building fund, vote to occur in an election, and publication in The Hope Star by January 1 1987. Secretary certifies the resolution.
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Blevins
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hobe
Hempstead
County Board of Election Commissioners
County Board of Education
Ath
Ralph
Ey Boyce
Matter of Estate of Advised County Count
Estate notice fragment references county matter with names obscured by OCR. Details unreadable but indicates probate or succession proceedings and a named estate.
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Padbee
N&as GE
Bar Group Files Copy of Charge Against Judge Maner
The Arkansas Bar Rules Commission filed a copy of its hearing on charges against Circuit Judge Ernest Maner with the state Supreme Court. Attorney Kenneth Coffelt asked for Maner’s disbarment alleging he took protection money from Charles Womack, a self-styled Bent gambler. A Saline County Grand Jury recently absolved Maner and indicted Womack on a gambling charge. Maner then filed contempt charges against Coffelt and recused himself from the Benton case. Chief Justice Carleton Harris said he and other justices had not yet read the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Bar Rules Commissive
Ernest Mainer
State Supreme Court
Kenneth Coffelt
Heroe
Manér
Charles Womack
Bente
Saline County
Maner
Womack
Coffelt
Benton
Carleton Harris
Proposed Budget for Hempstead County School District No 3
The Hempstead County School District No 3 seeks a 37 mill tax levy to fund a budget of expenditures for the year starting July 1 1958 through June 30 1959. It itemizes General Control 1000 Instruction 39750 Operation of School Buildings 3060 Maintenance of School Plant and Equipment 200 Auxiliary Agencies including transportation 12500 Fixed Charges 850 Capital Outlay 5968 Debt Service 200. The board notes the levy includes retirement of existing indebtedness.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Notice of Proposed Budget for Hempstead County School District No 2
The Board of Directors of Blevins School District No 2 Hempstead County Arkansas proposes a budget of expenditures for year beginning July 1 1988 through June 30 1969 with a tax levy of 37 mills. The budget covers General Control Instruction Operation of School Buildings Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies Fixed Charges Capital Outlay and Debt Service with 0 mills for operations 8 mills for bonds and 29 mills for a building fund continuing until bonds are paid.
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Blevins
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Board of Directors
Mississippi school founder Hal Boyle tribute profile
Hal Boyle’s standing in curbing delinquency is celebrated as a half century effort that built a million dollar endowment for his school. From 12 states, 500 students train in eight buildings on 1,700 acres with 46 faculty, two trades per student, and a 10,000 annual budget. Dr. Jones travels 30,000 miles yearly giving up to 12 speeches weekly, funding without foundations, teaching self-reliance and discipline, and reporting no graduates jailed. He cites Socrates in defense of purposeful work and faith.
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Porris
Hugh White
Mississippi
Jones
Dr. Jones
Socrates
Americans Get Off Light in Italy
In Naples a court suspended a jail term and fined one sailor for attempted robbery of taxi driver Giuseppe Riesi, while his companion was pardoned. Charles Honeycutt, 19, of Iuka Arkansas, and Frank McKeon, 17, of Wayne Pennsylvania, crewmen on the Navy oiler Paweatuck, testified they drank but were not drunk and sought to avoid payment after discovering they had no money.
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Naples
Italy
Nepolitan
Giuseppe Riesi
Charles Honeycutt
Iuka
Izard County
Ark
Frank McKeon
Wayne Pa
Paweatuck
Honeycutt
McKeoi
Richt
Circle WSCS and church circle notices report meetings
Multiple church circles at First Methodist and Presbyterian host meetings in members homes. Reports, devotions on mission work and New Year plans noted. Attendees include Mrs. Yancey, Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Milam, Mrs. Logan, and 13 members at Circle 1 and Circle 3. Several social hosts mentioned along with attendees returning from holidays.
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First Methodist
Jim Yancey
P. A. Escarre
Yancey
Arthur Turmer
J. J. Irvin
O. G
Alfred NeBlack
Gene Hale
Clarence Gordon
Johnnie Hooks
Wscs Circle 2
Huey Milam
Wayne Eley
B. A. DeLamar
Cuba
Frances Gaby
W. S. C'S.s Circle 3
First Methodist Church
Joe Phage
J. B. Hesterly
D. &. Jordan
Paul
Presbyterian Circle
Reynolds
The
Presbyterian Church
Bob Reynolds
Kim Nelson
Dudley Rouse
Reacher
Robbie Wilson
Marvin
Snowfall Tops North Arkansas Weather Report
Snow fell in northeast Arkansas with about two inches in Paragould and Salem near Batesville. Blytheville, Walnut Ridge, and nearby areas reported falling snow while Jonesboro and Newport saw light sleet. Searcy recorded freezing rain as conditions closed highways and skies remained leaden. The Weather Bureau issued the tally and updates.
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Arkansas
North Arkansas
Paragould
Salem
Batesville
Blytheville
Walnut Ridge
Joneshore
Newport
Searcy
U.S. Weather Bureau
Comfort Is Tougher on the Body
Dr Elea Metheny of USC warns car posture harms the body with foam cushions and single pedals. A board under the mattress or on the cushion may correct balance, reducing tendon and ligament strain and back pain when exiting a car.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Metheny
Metheny
University of Southern California
Board
Local Legion elects national commander candidate at midwinter conference
Arkansas Legion meet in Little Rock for annual Midwinter Conference with talks on national commander race led by candidates including Littee Rock, Dr Gar 4ald Murphy Jr of Dorado and John Gleason of Chicago. Governor Faubus names H. Smith to Arkansas State College board, succeeding James Heath as term expires Tuesday. Radio KAGH Crossell gets FCC OK to swap 4340 to 800 kilocycles and raise daytime power. HittLe Rock mourns Frank Horstall former Arkansas A&M president for 25 years. El Dorado reports a rope accident injuring 7-year-old Robert Henry Haughton Jr in a yard incident involving pedal action.
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Littee Rock Uh
Gar
D. Murphy Jr
John Gleason
Chicago
American Legion
Otharrow
Arkansas Legion
Little Rock
H. Smith
Birdeye
Wes
Arkansas State College
Orval Faubus
James Heath
Mat+fieh
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John J. Wilson
E. R. Brown
ABD OF
Sounty
NSAS
Hal Boyle
Oy. Howard. Cockrill
Circle 1
Vanney
Mrs. Hooks
Ww. M. A. Hae Business Meeting
Lillie Butcher
Harrell Hines
Wilburn Willis
C. G. Johnson
Home Missions U
Home Missions U. S.A
Watson White Jr
Johnny Sage
Derris Wilson
Charlotte Bullock
Carolyn Barsham
Charles Honey
Wells Thamby Jr
Mary Jewelle
Herring
Gene Haley
Judy Gilbert
Jo Carrington
Clyde Bushanan
Mary Nell Bolls
University of Arkansas
Fred Wren
Mary Ann Barhes
Floyd Wren
M. R. Whitaker
Judy
Harald Wesby
Carol Jane
Mildred Dawson
Fannie Newth
Mrs Andrew Davis
Marold Lewis
Nancy Leiwis
Texarkana
W. Be.’ Jordan
Jo Nell Jordan
Nona Matthews
Ve 1
Wortham
Gordon
Kitty Clay Sloan
Donesboro
D. W. Teeter
Howard Davis
Associated Press
Washington 7
Oral Communications Commission
Kagh
Crossell
HittLe Rock
Frank Horstall
Arkansas A&m
Monticello A&m
Banks of
Hope
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Pontiac
Ponting
Linst
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