Council Votes to Drill New Water Well and Budget Hikes
Hope City Council approved drilling a new water well to address rising daily water usage, plus a $600 increase to the Parks and Recreation budget to reach $5,100. Emergency actions authorized by the Mayor included replacing a flooded sewer line section and constructing a dividing wall in the water cooling tower. The council also approved Red River Valley dues and appointed representatives to several boards, approved condemnations of three vacant North Hazel houses, and discussed trash hauling fees and a hunting lodge lease near Magnolia. Continued on Page Three.
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Hope City
Parks and Recreation Commission
Emergecy
West
Red River Valley Association
Homer Beverley
George Peck
Ther
George Robison
Norman Moore
P& R Commission
Olin Lewis
Sid McMath
Willis
North Hazel
Rose Hill Cemetery
Chear
Ing
Stock Shaw Group
R. F. Hays
Magnolia
Hays
Aurcil
City Labor
Profit Means Jobs Tells C of C Hope Chamber Banquet
James G. Roberts of the U S Chamber of Commerce Dallas says Americans have sold more cars fridges and bathtubs than any nation but failed to market the system behind production He cites a Princeton study finding only 8 59 of 1 260 high schoolers grasp the profit system and notes public belief that business returns on capital range from 23 to 50 percent is false at 3 4 percent He warns that $13 000 invested in factory buildings and machinery yields one industrial job and that 1 1/2 million new workers enter the job market yearly urging investment to create jobs.
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James G. Roberts
Southwest Division
U. S. Champer of Commerce
Dallas
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Roberts
Princeton
America
Marilyn Not Cut Out for Job as Secretary Some Say
HAL BOYLE reports a survey of executives on secretary hiring which finds initiative outranks glamour and reveals bosses expect secretaries to act as executive assistants who can mind the store in their absence. The piece notes fears about wife reactions and distractions but emphasizes practical traits over charm.
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Marilyn
Hal Boyle
New York
Marilyn Monene
Carl Ray
Underwood Corp
Ray
Mothers to March on Polio January 31 event announced
Mrs. Bill Rauton, chairman, announced the Mothers March on Polio will run from 7 until 9 PM January 31. The report lists ward captains and co captains for wards 1 through 3 and names numerous coordinators for local districts including Southland Heights Beverly Hills Oakhaven North Side West Side and South Side areas.
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Bill Rauton
Mathers
Ward
P. Young Jr
Jewell Moore Jr
Don Westbrook
Barry Archer
Fred Glanton
Cocaptains
Vic Cobb
Lex Helms Jr
Jim LaGrossa
Jud Martindale
Southland Heights
Ed 0
Gran
Beverly Hills
George Fragier
Oakhaven
Harold Beents
North Side
Anna Bell Verger
West Side
Ethel Brazil
South Side
Esther Lee Hivks
Commies in U S Profited by GI Bill
Washington reports that Senator Mundt and the Senate Investigations subcommittee launch inquiries into alleged Communist owned schools profiting from the GI Bill. The focus centers on two institutions in New York City and Ambers town Pennsylvania amid questions about Veterans Administration tuition payments to such schools.
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Washington
Sen
Munit
RSD
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
New Peore City
Alkentown
Wem
Veterans Administration
Communist Party
Mundt
Fav
Rioters and curfews enclose Bombay in violence over state status
Rioters clash with police as four demonstrators die in three days of violence in Bombay State. Army stands by and a 24 hour curfew hits the northern industrial sector while dust to dawn curfews span other districts. A 900,000 strong general strike paralyzes the city as police battle barricaded factories and looters flood streets. American evangelist Billy Graham visits a waterfront hotel amid protests and garlands of old shoes.
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Mbay
India
Nehru
Bombay
Iing
A. Dange
New Delhi
World Federation ‘of Trade Unions
Billy Graham
Suspect Questioned Over Local Burglary Case
City police hold a suspect in custody and question him about a burglary in which about $50 in cash was taken from a local store. Officers will continue the investigation today as details emerge.
Richard Bowen Dies at Malvern
Richard P. Bowen aged 73 longtime secretary manager of the Hope Chamber of Commerce died yesterday at his home in Malvern. He is survived by his wife a son and nine daughters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Malvern.
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Richard P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Dieg
Malvern
Long Wins by Landslide in Louisiana Governor Race
New Orleans report shows Earl Long winning the Democratic primary with a decisive lead over rivals, including deLesseps Morrison. Unofficial returns from 1,725 of 2,039 precincts place Long well ahead, ensuring a possible third term in the Governor’s mansion as Morrison narrow supports fade with rural votes still arriving. The GOP did not field a governor candidate. Morrison carried Orleans Parish narrowly as Long dominated the state in the first presidential-year primary.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
New Orleans
Earl Long
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
deLesseps Morrison
Democratc
Long
Francis Grevemberg
James McLemore
Fred Preaus
Huey
Morrison
Darkhorse
Kennan Administration
Orleans
Ford Stock Surges Past Seventy Dollars a Share
Ford Motor Co. stock soared past 71 a share in frenzied over the counter trading. The issue carries a 64.50 offering price for 10,200,000 shares with demand described as terrific. Brokers reported bids at 70 and 71, as 722 investment banks sold the stock to investors allocated shares.
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Robert G. Shortal
New York
Ford Motor Co
Ford Common
Polio Drive Totals Reach $1,147 in Hempstead Campaign
Report from EB P Young Jr on the March of Dimes drive in Hempstead shows a total of $1,147.94 including several $100 contributions. Donations of $100 came from Citizens Bank First National Bank Hope Brick Works and Britner Ivory Handle Co. Theaters collectors last week totaled $150 with further gifts of $50 from Hope Basket Co and $25 from Young Chevrolet Hope Auto Graydon Anthony Lbe Co Hope Builders Supply and Guy.
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EB. P. Young Jr
Hempstead
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Hope Brick Works
Britner Ivory Handle Co
Hope Basket Co
Young Chevrolet
Hope Auto
Graydon Anthony Lbe
Hope Builders Supply
Guy
Charges Follow Accident in Which Two Were Hurt
A collision at Bell and Berry Streets yesterday left two women injured and two drivers facing charges. Howard Muldrow and Rosie Van Williams caused heavy damage, with Edie Mae Lindsey and Dorothy Smith treated for minor injuries. Reckless driving charges were filed against Rosie Lee Williams, plus charges of leaving the scene and lack of license for Muldrow.
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Bell and
Berry
Anderson and Pedron
Howard Muldrow
Rosie van Williams
Edie Mae Lindsey
Dorothy Smith
Rosie Lee Williams
Muldrow
Pilot Navigates Using Compass To Land At LaGuardia
New York reporting a Northeast Airlines Convair, with 24 aboard, lost electrical power after takeoff from Boston in a snowstorm. Pilot Robert Francis, 37, landed at LaGuardia at 8:12 p.m. using a compass and a flashlight to guide through darkness with minimal fuel. Passengers prayed quietly as the twin engine ended two hours late, but recovered safely.
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New York
LaGuardia Field
Robert Francis
Northeast Airlines
Convair
Boston
Francis
US pushes electronic brain work in defense centers
US defense planners accelerate building electronic brain nerve centers to counter bomber and future missile threats. MIT Lincoln Laboratory tests a SAGE prototype that combines computing, radar warning and communications for rapid battle formation decisions. Work continues on other centers under Air Force contract as operation of the first unit proceeds. Mme Joseph Hoffmann, widow of Marshal Foch, dies at 98 in Paris.
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Elton C. Fayap
Lexington
Mass
United States
Lincoln Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Air Force
Joffie
Paris
Mme
Joseph Hoftfre
All Around the Town Weather Update and Local Notes
A chilly Wednesday with rain and ice, moisture easing forest fire risk across Arkansas. Spring event fundraisers net $35 for charity and polio fund drives. Magnolia council discusses leasing city building for a hunting lodge, with regional interest from larger cities.
Icy Conditions to Continue in Arkansas News Flash
Snow and ice blanket Arkansas as freezing temperatures persist across regions. North Arkansas reports slick highways and early damage from the freeze. central and western areas see sleet and snow with ongoing travel hazards.
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Arkansas
Gotslei
Batesyi
Arkansa Jonesboro
Washington senator pushes new policy critique
The Republican senator from New Hampshire urges repudiation of Dulles and calls for a peacetime approach. He argues for a firm stance against aggression while avoiding brinkmanship that could lead to war.
Bible film cna la saction or in Koreas
Fragmented OCR text references a Bible film or sanction issue in Korea, mentioning Baptists and Avery. Incomplete details limit a precise summary. core entities include Bible, Korea, Baptists, and Avery, with no clear event or outcome to report.
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Koreas
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