Corn Belt Offers New Fog Producing Program
Freeda Roth Greenan of Corn Belt Hatcheries announces a new egg production program for Southwest Arkansas farmers. The company supplies Hy-Line chickens, feed, vaccines, and remedies. farmers provide housing, equipment, labor, litter, and utilities. Eggs and chickens belong to the company, and farmers are paid per egg produced. The program aims to grow the poultry industry, open new marketing channels, and offer low risk entry for qualified farmers. Details and plans are available at Corn Belt Hatcheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeda Roth Greenan
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Corn Belt
Hope Star
Hempstead
Mus
Gregnan
Merchant-Farmer Shot to Death in Osceola
Wallace Milly er Joiner, a prominent northeast Arkansas merchant and farmer, was shot to death today. Deputy Sheriff Dave Young said Miller's wife, hospitalized at West Memphis after the shooting, would be questioned. Milley, in his late 40s, died on arrival at a West Memphis hospital. details were not immediately available.
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Joiner
Wallace Millyer
Arkansas
Dave Young
Osceola
Miller
Weat Memphis
Milley
Gang
West Memphis
Weather Notes From The Experiment Station Report
Fragmented weather bulletin notes a weekly station report for areas including SARBANSAS and GE. Mentions rising temperatures and suggested normal mining terms with times around 2AM. Contains garbled text and several unreadable phrases.
Khrushchev Critics Stalin as Model Communist Fighter
In Moscow Khrushchev, amid a Kremlin reception for visiting Chinese Premier Chou Enlai, said Stalin was a model Communist fighter for the working class. He allowed criticism of Stalin but defended him on the overall interests of communism and the working class. In a separate note, Texarkana based Supremes Construction Co bid $560,277 for Pine Bluff Arsenal family housing units, U.S. Engineers announced.
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Roy Elgoyan
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Red
Chou Endale
Khrushchhev
Ghingach
LOW Birrer
Little Rock 1 Supremes Construction Co
Texarkana
Tex
Pine Blaff Arsenal
U. S
Baby Doll Cleared by Little Rock Board for Viewing
The Little Reel Censor Board approved the film Baby Doll for public viewing yesterday. One member warned it is not suitable for children. Censors viewed the opening day showing after brief notice, with Mae Duttlinger noting The Bad Seed was more sordid in spots.
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Little Rock
Little Reel Censor. Board
Churen
Mae Duttlinger
Two sheriffs walk for March of Dimes in Arkansas
In Union County El Dorado sheriff Bishop and Ouachita sheriff Linebaker started walking toward each other to cover 247 miles at 10 cents a step for the March of Dimes. Funds ran short as the effort totaled about 2505 dollars. authorities planned to arrest Linebaker for traffic congestion to secure a $500 bond.
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EL Dorado
South Arkansas
Union County
O, EE
Bishop
Ouach- Ma
Grover Line Harter
Camden
Louann
Here
Bue
Smuack
Camedeny
Bill Pruitt
J. H. Pingon
Smackover
Ouachita County
Jnli
March of Dimes
Retired farmer W E Loe dies near Blevins at 78
William Edgar Loe, 78, a retired farmer, died Wednesday at his home near Blevins. Survived by wife, two sons Hix and Guy Lazor, two daughters Mrs Ernest Speers of Prescott and Mrs Ava Turnell of Fortana, two brothers Lige Iw of Prescott, Carl of Alsene Texas and Rute Lee of Vernon Texas, two sisters Mrs W B Jobe of Cule and Mrs Annie Burk of Prescott. Funeral Friday at Sweet Home Church with Rev Dale Gentry. Burial in Sweet Home Cemetery by Cornish Funeral Service of Prescott.
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William Edgar Loe
Blevins
Hempstead
Myson
Hix
Guy Lazor
Ernest Speers
Prescott
Ava Turnell
Fortana
Lige Iw
Carl
Alssiene
Texas
Rute Lee
Vernon
W.B. Jobe
Cule
Annie Burk
Sweet Home Church
Dale Gentry
Cornish Furneral Service
Sweet Home Cemetery
Screen's Best Prospect Almost Was a Postman
NEW YORK nine years ago El Wallach nearly became a postman. Now Hollywood circles the former Broadway veteran as a rising film actor. He recalls the shift from stage to screen and the actors studio network that shaped his career. The article notes his early army service and featured Broadway credits.
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New York
el Wallach
Aires
Ella Kazan
Wallagh
Elmor
South
Gould
West
New
Broadway
Hallywood
Wallach
Soho
Fravies
Wallach Igald
Hillling
Eeenes Ageu
Frigid Weather Blamed for Multiple Deaths Across States
Severe cold and heavy snow whipped the nation with record low temperatures in Detroit Youngstown and other cities. Weather related deaths climbed with 63 reported nationwide as accidents and fires increased tolls in Indiana Michigan New York and Pennsylvania. Two infants perished in Maine and Massachusetts homes were destroyed by fires as plunging temperatures persisted.
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Mitad Presa
Surat
Plains
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
New York State
New Wayland
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Detroit
Youngstown
Ohio
Parkersburg
Vaw
Columbus
Indiana
New York
North Carolina
Michigan
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Virginia
Town
Maine
New England
Solumbat
Telegram fraud sullies GOP bid for national chair
In Washington a GOP fight over a new national chairman centers on a telegram labeled fraudulent. H Meade Alcorn Jr remains a leading candidate via Connecticut support, while figures like Harry Derby and Judson Morhouse are speculated as alternates. President Eisenhower may be consulted as committees plan to reconvene and name a chairman.
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Washington
Republi
New York
Alcorn
Bush
Purtell
Connecticut
National Committee
Thye
ReMin
Algarn
Ua Ho
Tw Gop
Sabiuday
Hall
Eisenhower
Arkansas council debates resolution on university building plan
Little Rock council considers a resolution urging the Arkansas Legislature to advance plans for a complete renovation or construction project at the University. Details are unclear due to garbled text but focus remains on funding and approval steps for the building program.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Barry Gaitle
Arangus Legislating
University
Railway Protests State Assessment
The San Francisco based Railway Company protested a state Public Service Commission assessment of 6,947,400 for its operations, arguing against the valuation. A prior similar suit challenged a 708,000 assessment in 1033 and questioned PSC decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Si Lotd
San Francised Railway Co
State Public Service Commission
Tte
Atrations Holdings
PSC
Mtaie
Khrushchev Gains Power With Chinese Support
London reporting sources say Khrushchev and Red China have won the power struggle against Stalinists in the Kremlin. Molotov could be pensioned off first as the battle shifts to leadership posts while Malenkov sits ready to maintain balance. Khrushchev’s win comes with de Stalinization concessions and signals a new top leadership lineup.
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Sy K
Thaler
London
Douters Herve
Nikin S. Khrushchev
Red China
Kremny
Khrushchev
Kremlin
V.M Molotov
Molotov
Prommier
Communist Party
Vitor
China
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Than Ode
Hypnotist Wins Dismissal In Affections Suit
Milwaukee reader learns hypnotist Jacob Apsel prompted Mrs. Rose Werra to withdraw a $20,000 alienation suit after a court session. Judge Harvey Neesan dismissed the case as Werra agreed to end the relationship through a posthypnotic suggestion. Apsel claimed no real power and described himself as a spiritualist educated by candlelight.
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Milwaukee
Rose Werra
Candleight
Ike Abe Lincoln
Werra
Apsel
Waerra
Mrs Ada McGough To Be Buried At Prescott
Mrs Ada McGough aged 74 formerly of Prescott died Thursday in Greenville Mississippi She was widow of Z Y McGough Survived by two sons Hubert of West Memphis and Evesley McGough of Fort Worth Texas two daughters Mrs Raluthan of Prescott and Mrs Quitman Shed of Greenville Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm at the home of Mrs Gordon at Fresgoth by the Bie Ales Geblack and interment at DeAnn Cemetery by Herndon Porudlius of Hopes
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Ada McGough
Prescott
Greenville
Miss
Z. Y. McGough
Hubert
West
Memphis
Evesley McGough
Fort Worth
Temas
Raluthan
Apm
Gordon
Fresgoth
Bie Ales Geblack
Eoch DeAnn
Herndon
Porudlius
Right of Senate Probe of Labor Rackets Challenged
A top executive of the International Brotherhood of Latomaters, Moln, refused to answer Senate Investigating subcommittee questions and argued the panel lacks jurisdiction. The testimoy, before Senator McClellan's group, focused on union leadership and authority, with Moln declining to name the international president and asserting limits to the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Group
Sen. McClellan
Washington
Senate Grorp
Ght
Kinne O. Moln
Yies
International Brotherhood of ‘Lowmaters
Senate
Dave Beck
Molin
Mohn
Harry Reiss
Uffledal
Onmaters Union
New York
Indus
Ul Workers of America
Chialman
John J. McClellan
Brooklyn
N.Y
Probe into 6200 Visa Grants Sparks Investigation
Washington officials plan to scrutinize a controversial visa grant affecting about 200 Hungarian nationals. The inquiry examines alleged irregularities in visa issuance and government screening processes amid claims churches and welfare groups sought individual guarantees for refugee employment and resettlement.
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Washington
Ams
Fort Smith Gas Protest Convicts Rate Increase Move
Five local businessmen protest to the Public Service Commission over a proposed rate hike by Fort Smith Gas Corp seeking a 117,922 yearly increase for industrial customers. They claim access to Stephens Production Co. records was denied and argue Stephens Production Co. affiliates should be party to the proceedings.
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Public Service Commission
Pov Smith Gas
Stephens Produc- Co
Stephens
Mares
Jing Glang
Mort Stoll
Stephens Production Co
Fort Stinun Gas Corp
Arkansas 70 Cent Hour Wage Bill Draws Fire
The Associated Industries of Arkansas criticizes a bill to set a 70 cent hourly wage for most workers. Labor officials say the plan would force a state labor czar, affect all nonagricultural and non domestic employees, and face strong opposition from employers already paying the federal minimum.
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WTTLE
Rock
Arkansas
Amtiployes
Associated Industries of
Lin
Oncant Pagmonameny
Plien Lons
Associated Industries of Arkansas
Clarlyence Thornbrough
Segstan
Thornbrough
Aykansna
Civic Clubs Take Salk Shots in North Arkansas Town
About 80 members from Kiwanis Rotary Knights of Columbus and Junior Chamber of Commerce in O CAHONTAS Arkansas received their first Salk polio vaccine shots at club meetings this week.
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Ocahontas
Arkansas
Viking Shell Salk Antipolloyagerie
Museo
Kiwanis
Rotary
Knights of Columbus
Junior Chamber of Commmerce
Food Shortage in Hungary Spreads Concern
United Nations observers report severe shortages in Hungary amid 20 percent unemployment linked to Soviet domination protests. Budapest visit notes Hungary requires 440000 tons of food 40000 tons of seed and 10160 tons of chemicals for agriculture. They urge aid channeled via Hungarian Red Cross with funds for hospitals welfare and relief operations while coal donations total 260000 tons. free distribution is deemed impractical and undesirable.
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William N. Oatis
Narons
N.Y
M U. N
Nidyaar
Tefourenvin
Budapest
Hungary
Tertilizar
Porbakvets Banoved
Beshy
Mungary
T Hui
Red Cross
International Red Crosse
U.N
That Pup Went Through Wash
A three year old boy in Kentucky dipped his dog into a washing machine, started the washer, and left. The pup, named Bunker, was whirled around until the mother returned and the machine was stopped. The dog was revived with minor artificial respiration.
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Michael Campbell
Bunker
All Around Town notes on plates and local events
The All Around Town column reports about 700 state license plates issued to date with 3400 sold last year in the county and remaining plates to be issued within workdays. It mentions county rankings by population for plate digits, the University Rally at Marion Hotel on January 28 with Arkansas alumni planning attendance, and local officials including Hempstead County Quilivary Board appointees J H Jones, Charles Reynerson, and other members. It also notes National Guard activities with Fannie Ross’s husband in the 8th Infantry and Pvt TL Lively among replacements en route to Germany, plus a Hope High School connection.
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Revenue’ Department
Hempstead
Miler
Nevada
Howard
Lafaye
Ag, Garrelt
J. H. Jones
Charles Reynerson
Hope
Jo T.G. Ross
Fannie
Germany
Lively
Mary Dives
Pivision
Fort Ord
Calif
Bremerhaven
Atlende Ope High School
Fire Victim Identified in Brewing Firm Tragedy
Jan 19 report from North Ditmle Rock cites police naming Wilford Goetz as a victim in a four death blaze at a shabby riverfront area. Elmer Smith 36 and his wife, mother of two, were also among the charred remains found in smoldering ruins. Police said Goetz, linked to Gaels Brewing Co., faced alimony and asset details from a motel search.
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Ditmle Rock
Mivenes
Gort
Gaels Brewing Co
Atcbl
Joseph
Goetz
Cat
Ty. Goetz
Bond
Foster
Kath Goetz
Woodrow W. James i
Irving
Kansas
Cilvy
Harold L. Heldt
Kansas — City
Elreueration
Aas
Tonsa Magazie
Two Killed in Bomber Crash at Biggs Air Force Base
EL PASO Tex WA BAT bomber crashed while landing at Biggs Air Force Base killing two crewmen and injuring a civilian worker. The dead were 1st Lt Thomas H Hegins 24 of El Paso and 1st Lt Russell Bay Henson 24 of Cudahy Wis.
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EL Paso
Tex
Biggs Air Force Base
Here
The
Air Forge
Thomas H. Hegins
Russell Bay
Henson
Cudahay
Wis
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Macmillan
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Ind
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Bela Boemsh
le TR
Gnarl
L. A. Board
W.E. Loe
Wareham
Mass
Dames
Phippsburg
Slliias
Arée
Kershchev
Chou
Ft. Smith
John Wilson
Arkangel
Marion Hotel
Lie Rock
Ely Gounell
Walnais
Ini Ng
Menga
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