Will Rogers Jr Reflects On Congress And Budget Truths
In Hollywood Will Rogers Jr. discusses his reluctance to return to Congress, noting modern sessions extend year round and demand citizens sacrifice. He critiques fiscal policy, debt, and the erosion of leadership, urging readers to confront deficits and rising prices while reflecting on his father’s legacy.
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Hollywood
Will Rogers Jr
Uw Pole
Will Rogers
Bilry Thomas
Asauchited
Pir
Piper
Beverly Halls
Congress
Young Will
Democratic Party
Washington
United States
Cally
Young Will Rogers
Stile
Mothers' March Polio Planned Here January 31
Under the leadership of Mrs George H Wright Hempstead County Federation Chairman of 422 E and St in Hope more than 156 women will participate in the Mothers' March Polio on the evening of Jan 31 announced by Andy Andrews campaign director of the 1952 March of Dimes. District Captains include Mrs John Lowe Mrs Neil Osborne Mrs J W Perkins Mrs Cline Franks Mrs Frank Yarbrough Mrs Wm Hardagee Mrs Lex Helms Mrs John Wilson Jr Mrs Eleanor Shultz Mrs Roy Stevens Mrs W Ruggles Mrs Earl Dudley Mrs W Warren Mrs Clarette Collins Mrs Madison Wilson Mrs Mullins Mrs Waltur Jones Mrs Allen Downs Mrs Hebert Rogers and Mrs H W McClellan.
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George H. Wright
Hempstead
St. In Hope
Hempstead County
Andy Andrews
George Wright
John Lowe
Neil Osborne
J. W. Perkins
Cline Franks
Frank Yarborough
Wm. P. Hardagee
Lex Helms
John Wilson, Jr
Eleanor Shultz
Roy Stevens
W. Ruggles
Earl Dudley
W. Warren
Clarette Collins
Madison Wilson
Mullins
Waltur Jones
Allen Downs
Hebert Rogers
H. W McClellan
Fred Gresham
Perry. Henley
Dixie Downs Franchise Battle Sparks Court Challenge
The Arkansas Racing Commission has revoked the Dixie Downs track franchise prompting a court fight. Voters in West Memphis, Jay, and nearby areas face a high stakes race related to the track’s future. Officials say a decision will move to court if the track wins the election, amid campaigning by Hackers and the Anne Race Track League.
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West Memphis
Jay
Qhoo
Crittenden
Abesul
Millon Dollay
Dixie Downs
Oravelack
Arkansas
Cghiay Mission
Coanie
Bervard Waller
Anne Race Track League
Misguided Arab Seeks Place At Arkansas State College
An Arab student, Khatiib Khatiib, arrived in Jonesboro with $10 after spending most of his savings seeking a free U S education. He toured colleges, received Arkansas State College materials, and believed campus life would be free and welcoming. He is housed in the men's dorm while officials decide next steps and may try to raise $60 for his first study costs.
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Arkansas State College
United States
Sehukki Mohammed Ol Khatiid
Ark
America
Khativi
Robert Moore
Jerusalem
Arkansas State
State
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Lickel
New York
Val
Arkansas
Portland
Joneshore
Dean Moore
Coan
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Nehru
Trin
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Pritts
Chester
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Mobiveen
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TOY Chiplaniitie
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soleGions
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Point
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Waysane
Shepherd
Cartier
Conservi
Morelia
Anthipany Hiden
Hockey Bask
Ia Calea
Kehr Maedred
Bertin
Warsaw
Bucher Tit
Tle
Ly Jeelen
Melon
Lydtish Manster
Hungary
U S Watch on Southwest Power Projects and Defense Links
The article notes U S interest in Arkansas Oklahoma and the White River areas for future power and defense related dam projects. It cites Rep Trimble and Rep Hays arguing planning funds for dams like White Rock Keyston and Ark River should support national defense.
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White River
Keystone Dam
Arkansas
Oklaham Bath
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al Cong
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Indus
Arkansa River
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Brur Hays
D-Ark
Dardanelle Dam
Army
Dardanelle
Kufaula Dam
Oklahoma
Fufaca
Warsin
Practical Every One Has a Schwa in Speech
A humorous essay discusses the schwa vowel, its prevalence, and how it softens pronunciation across English. Quoting MIT technology review notions, it notes schwa appears in many common words and even how different accents distort or compress sounds. It contrasts this with distant languages and odd regional speech patterns.
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Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York
Emime
Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Land
Massachusetts
Institute
Varna
Ibe Ut Bushnen
Kalahari
Father of Quads Heads for Home Visit to New York
The article notes the father of quadruplets plans a home visit amid family duties. It mentions a visit with the infants and sightseeing in New York City. Medical details reference Dr Dewey Curtit who delivered the quads and other family members are named in a tentative, largely unclear context.
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Jana
Ark Sas
Capabal
New York City
Voor
New York
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Dewey Curtit
Dep
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Cora
Two County Meet Attracts 125 Teachers
The Two-County Meet drew about 125 teachers to Hempstead County for a gathering at Hope District High School. Arkansas education leaders spoke on the value of a strong professional organization and the duty of teachers to participate.
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Hempstead
Nevidi Chutes
Penchees
Anguere Hon
Hope Dintoy
Mise
Jean Greene
Roemibies
Tf Hunderson State
Onehors College
Arkadelphia
Allen Lynch
Thy
Arkansas Fultedtion Association
Witte
Nosehuels
Arkansas
Ehavedh
Miss Greene
Carlton Hasley
Pat G'Nual
Wotingberg
Beth Bridgers
Moo
Petbles
Ui sululWga Schugis
Pentecostal Meet Continues at Peswcostal Church Revival
The revival at the Pentecostal Church continues with Rev. F. P. Hudspeth pastor leading services. Evangelist Ernest Jolly of Jones Orb Ark and Miss Georgena Rutledge of New Westminster Canada perform nightly with special vocal and violin acts starting at 7 30 each evening.
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P. Hudspeth
Windawced
Sages Huigoly
Evangelist Ernest Jolly
Jones Orb
Ark
Georgena Rutledge
New Westminister
Canada
Budget clash as Congress debates new appropriations
President calls the budget a heavy burden while Republican and Democratic leaders clash over spending. Congress faces a statutory debt limit and a push for cutbacks, with projections of billions in new appropriations and defense outlays.
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New Harmpshire
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Diamond Crater Looms Tour Push Near Thomond Preserve
Competition in Diamond Crater Looms was announced today by Tale Hak Field president at the Thomond Preserve. United States company Consolidated Diamond Corp relinquished a substantial portion of the crater to operate a tour attraction on three properties. Major owners include Glenn J. Martin, Mary Cunha Wilkinson, and Howard A. Maler. The preserve had opened to the public February 30. Continued on Page Two.
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Thomond
United States
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Arkunsag Corporatalor
Wholoudisl Athaietion
Arkun Crider
Hiamonds
Minorebsboro
Ard
Wilbon Gorpuny
Pield
HSL, Ab
Crater
John Fur Heaton
Mry Cunha
Wilkinson
Lygansport
Ing
Raajevity
Mauney
Glenn J. Martin
Baltimure
Maryland
Horace Berg
Consolidated Diamond Corporalion
Missouri
Howard A. Maler
Little Rock
Carns
Consolidated Friend Corporalian
Air Reserve Unit to Be Organized Here
The U S Air Force will organize an Air Reserve Unit commanded by Captain Duffie L Booth. The initial unit will include two officers and each airman, forming a flight of the El Dorado Squadron AH veteran. The process is under way with interest from personnel in the area.
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U. S. Air Force
There Is a Slave World in the U S Today
A controversial exposé asserts a hidden system of bondage within the United States. The piece cites alleged enslaved workers in various states and industries, calling attention to forced labor and abuse behind closed doors. The article names cities like New York and Washington and references widespread deception and suffering.
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U.S
Decline of British Ministerald in Turbulent Backdrop
An unnamed British minister faced rejection amid a chaotic sequence of political shifts as Nehru and others maneuver near a cabinet change. Reports describe appointments blocked, discussions with international figures, and a pending government approval amid a reshuffle.
Burke Named to Caddo Council Post
Syvelle Burke was named to the Caddo Council post last week, with duties tied to Ad vencem nt and Caddo Connect. Burke was appointed chairman of the District Advancement Committee and is active in the Methodist Church Kiwanis Club and scouting work. a district ceremony is planned for February 11 at City Auditorium.
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Caddo Connect
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Anade
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Aarfligy
Teddy Dabes
Ehaitane Jp
Commantur
District Court of Honor
Heo
Methodist Church
Hope Kiwanis Club
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Trial delays as Rice murder case widens investigators probe
Arkona Texas December scene delays in Rice murder case after grand jury probes alleged missing wife Agnes and possible alive status. Judge Meory W. Soilth overruled protection motion for 30 days. Rice charged with first degree murder after arrest for throwing Agnes Rice into the Mississippi River. Telegrams from Agnes hint at distress as Fort Worth and Dallas police lack leads amid seven associates questioned.
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Deshu County
UN Negotiators Charge Military Grab in Korea
Allies charged Communist truce negotiators with an all-out grab for military advantage in Korea and accused them of ruthless disregard for prisoner rights. Voluntary repatriation of POWs remained a sticking point as talks opened anew in Geneva amid limited progress and safety steps for POW camps.
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Korea
Bogntiaters Today
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Libby
Theda
Feds
U.N
Kangen
Itan
Claude ‘Bheahbaligh
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Nuelolx
N. Coromanad
Hempstead Circuit Court Decisions Proceed in Local Case List
In Hempstead Circuit Court, several defendants faced verdicts and sentences. Glynh Dean and Gton Martin pleaded guilty to burglary with sentences of two years. Edgar Stl was found guilty of assault with intent and received 30 days plus a $59 fine. Freeman Palmer got one year for nonsupport. Dames Morrison pleaded guilty to support charges and may owe up to $819. Etta Bikwon against Totsy Curing Co. resulted in a $600 judgment. Mesyendel Horten moved for judgment on a $215 claim.
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Totsy Curing Co
Unclear local notice fragment about 6:30 police report
Fragmentary OCR mentions a WAL Forduny Jet near tween six thirty local police and an auto incident with Lawrence Martin value of ol ping at Monday with Hope included in Halon. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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Hawrence Martin Value
Ol Ping
Monda
I Ha
Halon
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