Canvass for March of Dimes Tonight in Hope Drive
Our Daily Bread urges Hope residents to expect canvassers tonight between 7 and 8 PM to support the March of Dimes infantile paralysis drive. The piece stresses urgency as last year’s epidemic hit nationwide and notes Hempstead county aims for $5,000 with only a fraction raised so far. It reports on local politics and school funding debates, urging fair state aid without penalizing districts with prepaid taxes.
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Homes of Hope
National Association
Potio
Pollo
Hempstead County
Saenger Theater
Eddie Holland
Lecast
George Douthit
Arkansas Democrat
A. B. Bonds
Douwthit
Bonds
Dowthit
Hope
Two Minor Auto Wrecks Reported by City Police
City police reported two minor auto wrecks. L. W. Herring of Blevins owned a Parked car damaged when a pickup driver failed to stop on South Main. Mrs. Herring noted the license number and police investigate. A second collision occurred at H. Main and Avenus involving Donald Bailey and J. D. Webb, causing minor damage.
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L. W. Herring
Blevins
Miner Named Litk Rock Jan 2 Circuit Judge Ernest Maner
Arkansas circuit judge Ernest Maner, presiding in Little Rock, is slated to hear a case on January 2. Details indicate administrative notes from the Jancy Heart pacs drive are part of the docket.
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Litk Rock
Ernest Maner
Arkansas
Arkansas Ice and Snow Blankets State After Sleet Storm
A brutal winter blast hit Arkansas with sleet and freezing rain. Temperatures plummeted from 68 Sunday to six in Fayetteville by Monday morning, with lows near zero expected in northern areas and 10 to 20 in the south. Traffic slowed statewide as icy roads lingered and more freezing rain was forecast for southeast Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Gilbert
Newport
Ozark
Fort Smith
Morriston
Darmanelle
Batesville
Walnut
Individuals to Be Asked for Peak Levies
Washington lawmakers discuss President Truman’s plan for a $16.5 billion tax bill next week. Proposals include raising top individual rates to WWII levels, lowering personal exemptions, widening tax brackets, expanding excises on luxury items, boosting corporate rates toward 50 percent, and tightening income reporting to close loopholes.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Truman
Congress
Six Violent Deaths in Arkansas
Six people died violently in Arkansas last week with traffic accidents adding to the toll. A truck car collision near Dumas killed W. H. Cooper of Portland and Bernice Crook and Carl Harper of Monticello. three others were injured. In Camden Henry Harvey Jr. was killed when his car left the road and hit a tree. A seven year old in Piggott died from injuries after a taxi collision. Curtis Armstrong a nine year old in Jacksonville died in a Little Rock hospital from injuries after being struck by a car. Another seven year old from Saline County died in a Little Rock hospital from burns after an explosion at his home.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Domas
W. H. Cooper
Portland
Ark
Bernice Crook
Carl Harper
Monticello
Camden
Henry Harvey, Jr
Wiliam Skelton
Curtis Armstrong
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Charles Sparks
Salen County
U S Foreign Legion Proposed In United States Army Plan
Washington January 2007 Senator Edwin Johnson proposes a 1 000 000 strong foreign legion drawn from Western Europe to join the U S Army The group would replace drafting 18 year olds and address manpower shortages Johnson will outline the plan to the armed services committee while administration pressure on conscription continues with 21 to 27 months service discussed by key committees
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United States Army
Edwin ©. Johnson
D-Cotp
Foreign Legion
Johnson
Senate Military Affairs Racuaittse
House Armed Services Committee
Anna
Rosenberg
Pentagon
UMST
Vingon
Wage Freeze Won't Apply to Small Business
The Wage Stabilization Board prepares to release details on exemptions from the wartime wage and price controls. Officials indicate federal, state, municipal workers and small firms may be exempt, while a blanket 10 percent pattern could guide future increases. A decision on pension and fringe benefits is debated among board members.
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Iso
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus
Ching
Madard Lovee
Unidentified Man Dies After Railway Station Sighting
An unidentified elderly man found on L and A Railway tracks was taken to Hope Hospital by police and died yesterday. He lived in a hob o camp south of Hope. Police found no identification papers and efforts to identify him failed. The body remains at Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home.
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Oman
Hope
Pita
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Auto Loads Over 3-Year-Old Boy Near Tragedy
An automobile driven by Huey Smith ran over the three year old son of T. J. Smith near the tatters home late Saturday. The child escaped serious injury after the front wheel struck his stomach as he darted into the path of the slowly moving car. He was rushed to a local hospital and later released. City police investigated.
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Huey Smith
T. J. Smith
Tatters
Renewal offers prompt year extension for subscriptions
The January 30 edition notes one year renewal eligibility if the present expiration before July 30 1951. Two rejected renewal offers had expiration dates in November 1951 and January 1952. A year extension would commit Star Publishing Co. to nearly two years, a gamble the paper declines. Last Saturday's magnificent day is thanked.
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Btar
Binding Star Publishing Co
Mall
Star Publishing Co
Gamble
Hope Star
Rev L T Lawrence New Presbyterian Pastor Here
Rev L T Lawrence has accepted the call to pastor the First Presbyterian Church of Hope and will begin duties. He will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday February 4 at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm. He arrives from Osceola Arkansas and has held pastorates in Cookeville McMinnville and Lebanon Tennessee. He holds A B and L B degrees from Ohio State University and Cumberland University. He will be supported by his wife Lineal and children Bill Larry Elizabeth. They will live at 302 East Second Street.
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First Presbyterian Church of Hope
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Hope
First Presbyterian Church
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Arkansas
Cookeville
Tennessee
McMinnville
Tenn
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Ohio State University
Cumberland University
Lane Seminary
Auburn Seminary
Wooster School of Religious Education
McCormick Seminary
University of Cincinnati
Synod of Tennessee
Arkansas Synod
Lineal B. Lawrence
Bill
Larry
Elizabeth
Carey
Clarksville
Tepit
Paul C
Air Force
San Antonio
Texes
East Second Pircet
Totsy Plant Making New Furniture In Old Factory
Fragmented OCR notes describe a factory shifting to furniture making with new pieces including chairs and rocking chairs. Names appear garbled. reference to Jack Vance and Seabee are unclear. The item suggests a retooling effort at a Gea rune facility with unfamiliar terms and damaged phrasing.
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Fouy Meuedtturing Co
Jack
Vance
Grikp
Ghalrs
High Chalys
Thor Shuffie - Bae
Laot Seabee
Search Started for Cheese Spread Believed Poisoned
Health department workers searched grocery stores for jars of Liederkranz cheese spread after a death was linked to possible botulism. Dr George Uhl ordered the spread recall as investigators trace a contaminated jar found in the victim's refrigerator. The Borden Cheese Co urged destruction of Liederkranz jars from a 1949 shipment to Southern California. other forms are not affected.
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Health Department
George Uhl
Borden Cheese Company
Groverymen
Los Angeles
Califorbia
Eisenhower to Give Report to Congress
President Eisenhower plans a public session to outline Western Europe's military prospects and the potential for improved defenses with American support. He is slated to testify before Senate committees and address lawmakers on Europe’s defense readiness while US aid is debated.
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Dwight BD
Eisenhower
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Europe
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Pentecostal Revival Continues at Firat Church
A revival meeting at Firat Pentecostal Church will continue through the week led by Evangelist Hogulas. Services are scheduled nightly with urging attendance and prayer for community renewal.
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Firat Pentecostal
Asia-Arab Bloc-U N plan push on Korea talks faces U S veto
Asia and Arab members move to present a revised peace conference plan to the United Nations with Korea as first business. The United States opposes a conference format for military matters and demands Republic of Korea representation and seating for Nationalist China. The plan awaits formal approval by the 12-nation group and the U N political committee.
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Iadio
Sir Benagal N. Rau
Apld
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India
Inonesia
Burma
Raymond Bright Has Good Year
Ray Bright, a Conway Junior High athlete from Hope, made a strong showing last year. The Arkansas State Teachers College bulletin lauds Bright as popular with Conway boys and notes a bright coaching future, with two players earning all-state recognition.
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Wayimond Bright
Mira
Mary Tiright
Hope
Conway
Avison
Alumal Bulletin
Arkansas State Towchers College
Bright
Bear Loterman
New Orleans Attorneys to Address Arkansas GOP Dinner
The State GOP will hear New Orleans attorney Hock and Jahy G Jackson speak at the Arkansas Republican party dinner on February 12. Jackson, recently named chairman of a special Republican task force to boost the party in the South, has served as a national Republican committeeman from Louisiana. The Republican state committee meets February 14 in the afternoon.
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GOP
New Orleans
Col Choniski to Speak to Garland School Sixth Graders
Col Choniski will address Garland School sixth grades at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday on the topic Fors elvan Contrioa. He has recently returned from a year tour with the AEC in Sapan. Mrs Chonlaki, former Miss Mar gury, is noted as the daughter of 1 N Muy of this day.
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Goiongs bin Chool
Garland School
Forselvan
Col. Chonteki
AEC
Sapan
Chonlak
Misa Mari Guarney
May
Edna Williams Says Women Know Men Better Than Themselves
Edna Williams asserts women understand men better than men understand themselves. Aged 76, traveling saleswoman since 1920s, she recalls early cocoa firm's marketing with female demonstrators and chaperones. She notes how women command respect by showing disinterest and avoiding unwanted advances.
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Edna Williams
New York
Miss Williams
America
Bilgs Willams
Battles Near Suwon Reported by Associated Press
A late war dispatch from Bangkok or Tokyo details a battle near Suwon, Korea with U.S. and Allied forces probing the area. Reports mention heavy shelling, artillery, and flare-ups as infantry attempt to push forward toward the 40 mile mark.
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Altea O
Preas Corre Wim Dacker
Stelkes
Covtitierstal
Wallace and Buildings
Pauls Minn
Suwon
Ito
Ogo Dofenke
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