Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
Sheriff Myrtle Cook will sell at public auction real property in Repipslest County Arkansas. The sale includes all of fractional Block 3 in Giles Addition to Hope with a defined parcel and improvements. Sale on February 6 1954 at Hempstead County Courthouse in Hope Arkansas on a three month credit.
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Myrtle Cook
Hempstead
Arkansas
Giles
Hope
Colmer
Washington
Streat
Ron
Washington Street
Hempstead County
Hempstead Circuit Court
Roy Anderson
Fred H. Conkin
Budget Notice for Washington School District No 12
The Washington School District No 12 Hempstead County Arkansas boards announces a proposed budget of expenditures and a tax levy for the year starting July 4 1955 through June 30 1956. It proposes 34 mills total with 1 mill for operation 10 mills for bonds and 23 mills for a building fund to finance a $30000 bond issue for new Negro school buildings. Surplus from the building fund may be used for other school purposes and the levy continues until bonds are paid.
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Washington
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Board of Directors
Mls
Washington School District election tax vote notice
Electors of Hempstead County district 12 will vote Saturday March 26 from 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM on a school tax of 34 mills. Seventy percent funds support operations and bonds, with 16 mills for operations 10 mills for bonds and 8 mills for a building fund to finance a 620000 bond issue over about 20 years for new district buildings.
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Washington
Hempstead County
Hope Teams Travel to Nashville for Contests Tonight
Hope Senior boys and girls teams depart for Nashville tonight for two contests with the Howard County fives. The first game begins at seven. Last night the independents defeated the Blue Club of Texarkana 144 to 53.
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Hope
Nashville
Howard County
Red Holth
Blue Club
Texarkana
Colts Coaching Lowdown Near Baltimore
The Baltimore Colts poised to name a new mentor at a news conference this afternoon. Owner Carroll Rosenbloom promised a swift decision after long speculation, with a nine candidate list including Bobby Dodd Art Lewis Keith Molesworth Ray Richards Georgia Wilson Blanton Collier Ewbank Owen and Red Strader.
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Baltimore
Colts
Carroll Rosenbloom
Regenboom
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Art Lewis
West Virginia
Keith Molesworth
Cnlts
Ray Richards
Georgy Wilson
Detroit
Wilbur Ewbank
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Steve’ Owen
Norman
Red) Strader
New York Gibots
New York Yunkus
Players Ask Nebraska Coach to Quit
Thirty five Nebraska football players, a large portion of next fall's squad, signed a statement urging head coach Bill Glassford to resign. The group cited fears of ridicule, embarrassment, or threats to scholarships as factors. Glassford has discussed contract termination with university officials without an agreement. About 40 players attended last night's meeting. 35 signed the statement, excluding freshmen.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Carnhuskers
Celers
Bill Glassford
Nebraska
Hanes
Glassford
Seecoms
West
Kid Gavilan Is Award Winner
Boxing Writers Association honored Kid Gavilan Dr Vincent Nardella and Pigga Patterson as outstanding men of 1953. Gavilan received the Edward A Neil Memorial Plaque Fighter of the Year. Patterson the Dawson Memorial Plaque Rookie of the Year for 163 pound class. Nino Valdes also won a Ring magazine progress award.
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Shoy Runm Wi
Kid Gavilan
Vincent Nardella
Pigga Patterson
Boxing Writers Association
Gavilan
Edward A Neil
Associated Press
Spain
Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
James J. Walker
Patterson
Tames ‘Dawson
Nino Valdes
Nat Felischur
Ring Magazine
State Engineer Honored at Arkansas Highway Officials Banquet
Johnson chief engineer of the Arkansas Highway Department and new president of the American Association of State Highway Officials was honored at a banquet in Little Rock. Over 400 general contractors and highway officials from several states attended the dinner.
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Little Rock LH
AL Johnson
Arkansas Highway Department
American Association of State Highway Officials
Proposed Budget and Tax Levy for Blavins School District No 2
The Blavins School District No 2 Hempstead County Arkansas proposes a 1955 1966 budget with General Control 2500 Instruction 65000 Operation of School Buildings 9500 Maintenance of School Plant and Equipment 5060 Auxiliary Agencies including transportation 20000 Fixed Charges 1500 Capital Gatlay 10000 Debt Service 10000 The board proposes a tax levy of 28 mills to support expenditures under Act 403 of 1961 and Amendment 40 to the Arkansas Constitution.
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Blavins
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Gatlay
Basketball scores from regional games across the South and Midwest
A roundup of college basketball results shows South region action with Williara and Mary 71 defeating Virginia Military 67 while Mississippi State 7 percent led Georgia Teno 74 over Chittenooga 70. Jackson Willc i Teachers 0 trailed Savannah State 98 to 0 as Walford 86 defeated High Point College No. Cor. 43. Rollins 95 beat Florida Southern 64 and Mississippi Southern 80 toppled Springhill Alamo Mississippi College 73. Millsaps Memphis 47 topped Murray State 45. In the Midwest Creighton 88 Omaha 67 Aquinar 1 Calvin 5a Ball 1alu 72 Indiana State 67 South Dakota Minus 74 Southern Teachers 7. In the South Southwest Arkansas A&M 2 defeated Southern State 73 while Arkansas Tech 108 Trenderson 69. Hendrix 40 Becie JC 65. North Texas State 73 Waylane College 2. Midwestern 84 Trinity Texas 83. In the West Utah State 73 beat Bringham Young 8. Caleraio A&M 62 Denver 51.
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South Williara and Mary
Virginia Military
Mississippi State
Georgia Teno
Chittenooga
Jackson Willci
Savannah State
Allen
Walford
High Point College No. Cor
Rollins
Florida Southern
Mississippi Southern
Springhill Alamo Mississippi College
Millsaps
Midwest
Creighton
Omaha
Aquinar
Calvin
Arkansas A&m
Southern State
Arkansas Tech
Trenderson
Hendrix
Becie JC
North Texas State
Waylane College
Trinity Texas
Porterfield Berra Latest Holdouts in Major Leagues
Porterfield and Berra lead list of holdouts as Yankees and Senators report unsigned deals. Mantle dissatisfaction cited while McDougald and Berra negotiate, with Berra seeking around 34000 and Mantle aiming for 25000. Dodgers sign Snider and Cubs ink Kiver. Reds announce renewed contracts for Seminick Temple Nuxhall Bolger.
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Engorrigan New York
Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Yogi Berra
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Yanks
Mikey Mantle
Porterfield
Senators
Can Griffith
Nats
Mickey Vernon
Yankees
Harry Byrd
Idle Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Berra
McDou-gall
Nutley
N. J
Roy Hamey
Yank
McDougald
Mantle
Brooklyn Dodgers
Duke Snider
Chicago Cubs
Indictments Dismissed Over Grand Jury Exclusion
Fourteen forgery and altering charges against Little Rock woman Kathryn Eldridge Waller were quashed by Circuit Judge Harry Robinson after ruling that excluding women from the Pulaski County Grand Jury violated civil rights. Prosecutor Tom Downie plans an appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court. The true bill alleged forging checks totaling 9800 dollars between April 1949 and April 1950 while she worked as a bookkeeper for Kelly Nelson Construction Co. The company later sued Worthen Banks and Trust Co. to recover.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Gran Jury
Ciycuit
Harry Robinson
Kathryn Eldridge Waller
Grand
Tom Downie
Robinson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Walkax
Kathryn Hill Eldridge
Kelly-Nelson Construction Co
Worthen Banks and
Trustah
Welterweight Rivalry Sparks Title Talk in Florida and Chicago
Sport round up notes Billy Graham and Carmen Basilio backing Gavilan in a bid for the welterweight crown as Gavilan signs to fight Olson in Chicago. The piece recounts past near-misses by Graham and Basilio, Robinson’s middleweight title win over LaMotta, and the shifting line of contenders in a crowded weight class.
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Miami
Carmen Basiilo
Billy
Kid Gagillian
Bobo Olson
Chicago
Gavilian
Carmen
Olson
Ray Robinson
Duke LaMotta
Graham
Basilio
Gavilan
Bibo
JohnnonPratton
Charles Fusari
Robinson
Munn to Meet With MSC Board on Athletic Posts
Michigan State plans to appoint Clarence “Biggie” Munn as athletic director with Hugh Baugherty to become head football coach. The shuffling ends months of speculation and awaits approval by the State Board of Agriculture. Munn would replace Ralph Young, retiring after 30 years.
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East Lansing
Mich Uy
Michigan State
Clarenee
Biggie) Munn
MSC
Hugh
Duffy) Baugherty
Mutin
Spartan
State Board of Agriculure
MSG Athletic Council
De.rol A. Hanrath
Munn
Ralph Young
Rickey Denies Tightening of Pirates Purse Strings
Pittsburgh General Manager Branch Rickey denies reports that principal stockholders have tightened purse strings to force cash trades. He says such claims are unfounded while noting Philadelphia Phillies sale of two players for pitcher Murry Dickson may be involved. He praises co-owners Galbreath and Johnson as supportive amid ongoing efforts since taking Pirates helm.
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Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Jon Galbreath
Pirate Presignal
Yom Johnson
Pirates
Galbreath
Rickey
Neltner
Johnson
Babe Favored in Georgia Meet
SEA ISLAND. Babe Zaharias, returning from a four year layoff after a surgery, tops a strong field in the Sea Island Women Open event. She shot 3 under to break the old course record by Louise Suggs, while Suggs remains a top challenger despite illness. The $3,500 Sea Island tournament opens the 1954 LPGA tour with 19 professionals and many leading amateurs.
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Sea Island
Gaim
Babeaharias
Zaharias
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Miss Suggs
Ladies' Professional Golfers Association
Colts Name Browns Coach Wilbur Ewbank as Scout Leader
The Baltimore Colts announce the addition of Wilbur Ewbank, Browns tackle coach and chief scout, to their staff as part of their push to challenge for the NFL title alongside Cleveland.
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Colts
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland
Browns
Wilbur Ewbank
Unbeaten Fives Face Rugged Tests Tonight
Two of the nation’s five major unbeaten college basketball teams meet stern tests as Holy Cross faces Notre Dame in Boston and George Washington travels to Maryland. Holy Cross leads with 11 straight, while Maryland aims to prove itself after recent tournament success.
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Ben Phlegar
Dale and Don at Wivels Swedish cafe and letters
Dale writes to Swanscombe and receives Grandy’s advice as she and Don Parrish dine at Wivel’s Swedish smorgasbord. Don, improving after a tense start, teases Dale about Phil’s ambitions while their bond deepens and Dale contemplates Phil’s career and personal growth.
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Swanscombe
Grandy
Fane
Dale
Andrea
Don Parrish
Canada
Wivel
Pale
Phil
Don
Tain
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