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Alex H. Washburn comments on Gabby Haynes and a humor segment about a fire shame. He warns of Arkansas education politics as the legislature probes the State Department of Education. He questions spending power shifts, Amendment No. 41, and PTA group roles amid calls for accountability.
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Alex. H. Washburn
State Department of Education
Arkansas
Department of Education
D. E’s
Ar* Kamsay
Tarent-Teachers
PTA
United States
Injuries Fatal to Local Soldier Near Fort Worth
Sergeant G William Deloney of Hope Set killed in automobile crash near Fort Worth Texas. Funeral planned 2 p m Sunday at Rising Star Baptist Church with Rev E N Glover and Chaplain R J Copeland. S/Sgt L P Johnson to guard. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow two children mother Elzath Haylund four sisters and two brothers.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Statft
G. William Deloney
Hope
Deloney
Rising Star
E. N. Glover
R. J. Copeland
L. P. Johnson
Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Delaney
Elzath Haylund
Arrangements for C. of C. Banquet Complete
Plans are complete for the annual Hope Chamber of Commerce banquet to be held at the Barrow Hotel January 3, 1981. Tickets cost $1.50 and go on sale Tuesday from Dewey Baker Ben Gwen or at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Barrow Hotel
Dewey Baker
Ben Gwen
Chamber of Commerce
March of Dimes Drive Plans Slated for January 29
Plans were completed today for a local March of Dimes effort titled Mother’s March on Polly drive to aid the 1951 campaign. On the night of January 29, between 7 and 8 o clock, residents who turn on lights will receive doorstep calls for contributions. Eddie Holland, campaign director, announced ward captains and chairs for the drives, detailing assignments for wards 1 through 4 and for Hope’s Negro population. Additional volunteers are urged to contact ward captains to assist between 7 and 8 p.m. January 29.
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Polly
Givone
Eddie Holland
George Robison
Royce Smith
Merlin Coop
Thompson Evans, Jr
Luther Hullaman
Jack Cleary
Franklin Morton
E.P. Yourrg Jr
Hope
E. J. Douglas
S. Mee Washington
Leoni Metent
MacArthur Denies New Far East Policy
Tokyo Jan 12 General MacArthurs public information officer said he originated with MacArthurs approval the new system of announcing Korean war news Col P Echols said there is not an ounce of truth to reports that Washington had stripped MacArthur of authority to speak on progress of the war Under the policy the Eighth Army will issue all releases on ground operations MacArthurs headquarters will confine itself to general announcements and the Far East air and naval commands will continue to issue releases in Tokyo Echol said he initiated the plan to minimize confusion. Continued on Page Two.
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Tokyo
MacAribin
MacArthur
Col
P. Echols
Washington
Eighth
Far East Air Forces
Far East Naval Command
MacAuthue
Fifth Air Force
Echol
Eighth Army
G B Mixon Dies in Hope Hospital
G B Mixon aged 88 former Columbia county resident died yesterday in a Hope hospital. He had lived with his daughter Mrs Bert Keith of Hope for 25 years. Surviving are four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services planned for 10 a m Saturday at Unity Baptist Church of Pope with Rev Monard While officiating.
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G. B. Mixon
Columbia County
Hope Hospital
Bert Keith
Hope
Unity Baptist Church of
Pope
Monard
Local Officers Assigned to Camp Polk La
Two army officers from this area join the 45th Infantry division at Camp Polk Louisiana in training. Lt. Dale Woodson Jr of Prescott and Lt. Homer H Cobb of 1920 S Main Hope moved from Camp Chaffee Arkansas where they served with the Fifth Armored Division. Woodson and Cobb earned commissions through ROTC programs at Ouachita and the University of Arkansas.
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45Th Infantry Division
Camp Polk
Dale Woodson
Prescott
Homer H. Cobb
Main
Hope
Thunderbird
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Fifth Armored Division
Woodson
Ouachita
Cobb
University of Arkansas
Atom Experts Seek Safe Nuclear Tinkering in Nevada Tests
Whittington June 12 The Atomic Energy Commission plans controlled underground and outdoor tests on a Las Vegas area range to develop atomic weapons for the Army. President Truman authorized use of the Nevada site near Los Alamos for periodic detonation experiments aimed at improving A bombs and possibly advancing atomic warhead shells and missiles.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Las Vegas
Nevada
Army
al Heintly
J. Lawson Cythns
March of Dimes Program at Cale High School
The Lee-White quartet will stage a singing program at Cale High School on Wednesday January 17 at 7 40 p.m. The hour long program will feature religious and popular music. Admission proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
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Cale
Lee-White
Admis
Auto License Season in Full Swing Here
Auto license season is in full swing with only 300 issued to date per Charles Reynerson. Historically 1200 to 1400 licenses are issued by January 31. At the revenue office in the courthouse Bill Roberts praised the numbers. penalties apply after midnight January 31 for owners lacking title certificates or the lending agency Be number.
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Charles Reynerson
Bill Roberts
Life With Father Longest-Running Show on Broadway
The production Life With Father has surpassed all others on Broadway by running 2,100 performances, extending its longevity record on the street.
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Father
Morehan
UN Vote Near on Last Peace Bid Amid Korea Fire
United Nations diplomacy moved toward a possible vote on a five point peace plan for Korea. Russia showed stall tactics as Non Communist spokesmen questioned the scope. Diplomats hoped China’s Communists would accept, viewing the effort as proof the U N explored all avenues. The plan by Nasrollah Entezam and Lester Pearson was to be debated by the five nation commission before a General Assembly vote.
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Lake Success
United Nations
China
Korea
United Shuey
Russia
Bel’ Eam
Chin
U. N
Dease-Fire Commission
Nasvollutr Entezam
Iran
Sir Bonewal N
Rau
India
Canada
Lester D. Pearson
M-nation
Truman Appeals for Tax Hikes in New Session
President Truman urged Congress to raise taxes in the new session, proposing an enlarged 8 billion-dollar combined total from the prior increases. He called for higher taxes on corporations and individuals, wage restraints, and broader controls on prices, while adding 1,000,000 more military personnel in coming months. He warned of Communist aggression and outlined funding for national security and defense.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Bis
Yericulture
Russia
Paradise Lost on Cheju Island Amid Korea War Turmoil
Cheju Island, once famed for rugged male idleness and women who ran the island, now faces war induced change as soldiers and guerrillas, migration, and tension reshape daily life. American observers note guerrilla activity in the hills, population around 200,000, and continued sea exports amid political strain.
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Hal Boyle Cheju
South Korea
Lie
Korea
Formosa
Pacific
Cheju
Syngman Rhee
Allied Air Strikes Near Wonju In Korea Clash
Allied air forces attacked near Wonju as Communist units pressed forward in central Korea. Reports say 20 000 Communist troops moved through Diy force and blocked key routes, while Allied patrols and artillery staged counteractions around Tanjang and Wonju amid harsh winter weather.
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Tokyo
Wonju
Korea
Tanjang
A. Yikol
Hal
Cantral
Aland
Wondt
Aly
Wanju
Vaed Sith
Soni
Alolos
Ming
Coramiiniiet
Vatican decree bars Catholic clergy from Rotary clubs
Vatican decree forbids Catholic clergy from joining Rotary clubs and similar non religious groups, with bishops to interpret locally. Pope Pius XII approved the rule, which also cautions lay Catholics to follow the guidance, while Rotary International officials express confusion and defend membership policies.
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Rotary
Pope
Vatlean City
Rotary International
Riwanls
Congregationalone Sacred Office
Columbus
Meimbyer
Yalecon
Pius 441
Church Offulia
Sone
Philo
Hhe Vallenan
Giury
Chicago
Piy
Stotary Ehiba
Rotley
Neternational
Congregation of the Holy Offica
Vatican
Papa Pius
Rosary
Arthur Lagueux
Quebec
Candada
United States
John
Noll
Bort
Rotary Cluba
Bishop Noll
Hally
Allion
Huntington Ind
Fotary Mul
Herald
Simon Behmldt
Gas Pipeline Workers Mediately Moving to Hope Area
About 323 workers from Bach 1 Gorryornee will move into Hope, with roughly half bringing families for a month long stay. Local officials confirm the influx and outline temporary housing plans and community support measures.
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Sindh
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Gabriel Neatter
Gabby
Jones
March of Dimes
Far East
Ann Rosebush
Pontiac, Michigan
Loulse Fearsall
Atom
Whittington
Jun
Tedson
George Metcalf
Wheaton
Korean Air Force
Aiong
Chunchon
Chi
Kahgnl
Anyang N
Pohang
United Nations Foron
Wong My
Tanyang
Chuneju
Koran
Pusan
Osan
Oman-Taegu
Kangnung
38Th Parallel
Nea Talephota
Shanhouse, Inc
Bi Army Co
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