Reds Troubled By Emotionalism
James Marlow reports on Soviet leadership and the dangers of emotionalism in the Communist bloc. Khrushchev’s handling of Stalin’s legacy, Yugoslavia and China’s roles, and the Hungary and Poland uprisings illustrate a shifting balance as Western observers watch for a new line from Moscow.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Reds
Moscow
Munist
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Berlin
Ieft
Yugoslavia
Tite
China
Russia
Tito
Red China
Khrushchev
Hungary
Chou En-lai
Poland
Iran
Faubus era salaries and jury reform debated in senate
Senate leaders debated salary scales for state judges and a proposal to let a county judge appoint one jury commissioner, shifting from the current circuit judge controlled panel. The body approved executive appointments for the Highway Commission and Insurance Commissioner and accepted a Jonesboro visit invitation from local chambers. Arkansas State College at Arkadelphia is noted in the report.
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baheel+lars
Q. Byrurm Hurst
Hot Springs
Ee Grand
Petit Jury
Parc Els
Htvet
Petit Juries
Senate
Harry Parkin
Highway Commission
Waivey Combs
Max Howell
Little Rock
Youve
Parkin
Orval Faubus
Mane
Miss Wille | Lawson
House
Jonesboro
Hats and caps mark era shifts in 20th century style
The piece surveys cap demand collapse from 55 million in 1927 to 27 million in 1937, attributing it to gangsters and film influence. It notes stars and leaders wearing caps, declares war between makers and producers, and observes hat fashion evolving across professions from bankers to doctors and actors, with regional quirks like Eureka Springs’ 42 springs.
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Bobby Jones
Baheath
Bernard Barueh
Duke of Windsor
Cap
Jimmy Caghey
Mae
Eugene Saunders
Institute
Eiserhower
Ted Williams
Hex [Harrison
Ernest Hemmingway
Saunders
John B. Stetson Co
Hhs
Stetson
FBI
Philadelphia
Dallas
Bermuda's Limited Farmland Converts to Iron Cast Structures
Aged Bermuda land use shifts as about 700 acres, once used for Easter lilies and bananas, dwindles to import dependent farming. The colony relies on imports for 90 percent of its food supply. The note mentions a cast iron construction as a notable feature amid agricultural change.
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Bermuda
Probate Estate of B R Hamm Hope Arkansas
In the Probate Court of Hemestead County Arkansas the estate of B R Hamm deceased is probated. An October 1953 will and January 1957 codicil were admitted to probate. Executors Royce Weisenberger Aubrey Hamm Thomas Hays announce claims must be filed within six months from first publication. First published January 10, 1957.
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Hemestead County
Arkansas
B. R. Hamm
Hope
Royce Weisenberger
Aubrey WH. Hamm
Thomas Hays
Hope, Ark
Public Sale Ordered In Hempstead County Arkansas
Notice of sale under chancery court decree in the case J H Porterfield et al vs Hampton Rogers et al. Commissioner L C Byers will offer at public vendue at the Hope courthouse front door on Saturday February 1957 between hours set for sale, the SE quarter of the SW quarter and SW quarter of the SE quarter of section 26 and part of the north 10 acres of NE quarter of NW quarter section 35 in township 13 south range 24 west, totaling about 87 875 acres. Terms: three months credit, bond with approved security, 6 percent interest, lien on the property to secure payment. Dated January 9 1957.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
J. H. Porterfield
Plaintifff
Hampton Rogers
City of
Hope
Hope-Falcon
L. C. Byers
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Hal Boyle
Page
Eureka
Chuck Roast
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