Chancery Docket and Marriage Licenses Listed
The docket lists names such as Ingram, Patricia Stith, Bulilton, Welkee, and others under chancery and marriage licenses. Issued entries reference Wanda Dixon Hope, Charles W. Jefferson Washtik, and various spouses and places including Rosston and Shreveport, with multiple personal names in a historical notices context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Les
Hopes Wanda
Dixon
Hope
Nesiiah
Charles W. Jefferson
Washtik
Toni Jeweling Ploree
Sriralaga
Himes E. Felt
Hapsideth
Ryans
Howard
Milani
Frienda
Mus May
Rosston
Hiuvey Lee McLendett
Y Shrevehort
Doris Evelyn Mitchell
Joba
Chiles Eurand Je
Ola
Dean Ross
Fulbright floats World Court date for Senate action
Sen. J William Fulbright suggests a possible Senate date on World Court jurisdiction after the conventions. He plans no immediate ratification push, aiming to avoid a heated debate as Congress returns and leadership decides whether to pursue a limited waiver of the Connally Reservation. He notes decision rests with Senate leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
World Court
Congress Ecessus
Fulbright
State Foreign Relations
Congress
Yom Connally
Sendle
U.S
Forth of July Golf Tour at Hope Country Club
Red Armuld of Okay won the annual lag tourney at Hope Country Club. P Young Jr finished second, followed by Mo bert Graves. Jim Macfadyen placed third with an average 253 yards in driving. Johnny Graves was second at 237 yards. Sammy Strong edged in a playoff for the Pall Contest. Carvers was medalist with 180. Next tournament is Club Championship in Rupuil. details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Armuld
Okay
Hope Country Club
P. Young, Jr
Mobert Graves
Jim Macfadyen
Abel
Tohnny Graves
Sammy Strong
Carvers
Fragmentary clipping hints at a failed revival attempt
A garbled snippet references a person named Dale Le and signals attempts to revive him. The readable text is incomplete but suggests efforts to bring back or revive a person or figure named Dale Le were unsuccessful.
Baseball Southern Asia. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yesterday's results
Results from southern baseball show Chattanooga 2 Memphis 1, Little Rock 7 Mobile 5, Nashville 3 Shreveport 2. Standings list Birmingham 5 0, Memphis 4 2, Nashville 4 2, Mobile 4 2, Shreveport 4 2, Chattanooga 4 2. Today's games include Little Rock at Mobile, Chattanooga at Nashville, Birmingham at Shreveport, and Atlanta at Memphis. Batesville, Ark report notes 18-year-old Tommy Simpkins named Queen White River monarch at annual White River event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Asia
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
Shrevepoat
Atkintay
Pel
Atlanta
Little Rock
Shreveport
Chaltanooga
Cohtenbus
Batesville
Ark
Tommy Fn Simpkins
Money
Queen White River
Denies Charges Over Soviet West Germany Recruiting Claim
London reports the Foreign Office today denies Soviet charges that West Germany is recruiting West Bowlingers for military service in violation of occupation agreements. Russia’s accusations were raised in protest notes delivered in Britain France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Ceniec Soviet
West Germany
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Stock Car Record Set At Daytona Beach Fourth of July race
Jack Smith of Spartanburg won the Firecracker 250 at Daytona International Speedway with a new race record and 10,050 prize. He averaged 146.432 mph for 100 laps, made one pit stop, and led from the 66th lap to the finish, beating Everett Owens. Glen Roberts held the previous record. The event included a carniva l climax and various family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Uomost
Jack Smith
Husky Spartanburg
S. Ch
Smith
Lownsman Everett
Cotton) Owens
Pollune
Minuitas
Rom Owens
Glen
Roberts
Lumumba speech stirs Belgian press amid Congo crisis
Fragmented wire service copy reports Belgian press reacting to Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba's denunciation of colonial excesses during independence celebrations in Leopoldville. It notes U S lawmakers seeking to repeal World Court jurisdiction and mentions President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon amid broader international disputes and domestic political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Lntay
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Baudouin
Leapoldville
Coley Il
United States
Huilding
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
State
Justice Departments
Thy Clair
Senate Foreign Relations
Sesson
Congress
Walbright
Birthday celebration and park night activity flyer
Clots Liston hosted a birthday party with twenty eight guests in Sanclay. Cletus received many gifts as friends gathered for the event. Miss Voria Mae Scott plans a Sanclay to Richmond trip for a vacation with Teago ahngan. Free Wednesday park night features boxing, basketball and other games. City Park hosts Eagles vs Royston Wild Cats and other activities supervised by Roseoc Smith, Recreation Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voria Mae Scott
Bleing
Sanclay
Richmond
Calif
Tinele
City Park
Eagles
Royston Wild Cats
Rosseoc Smith
Recrealton
Engineers Go Out on Strike in Philadelphia Area
Engineers from the Association of Professional Engineers strike 2400 members at Radio Corp of America plants in Croydon Pennsauken Moorestown and nearby towns. Plants with defense contracts produce radar electronic systems and missile guidance gear. Union cites July security and wage concerns as key factors in the disruption affecting up to 20 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
API
AW Ongilers
Area Radio Corp
Americ
Assn
Croydon
Peanut Camuen
Penny
Sauken
Dekiware
Moorestown
Plats
Alsu
Nationalist Child Plans Olympic Team Send Off
A fragmented report indicates a nationalist figure plans to appoint a youth team to the Olympics. The text mentions CAPCARUS and a final selection week ahead of the games, with expectations of a limited, final heal week and a possible MUON health event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capcarus
Wilap
UMM Jg
Truman on Kennedy forces and Los Angeles convention rift
A reader’s draft transcript discusses President Truman reacting to Kennedy backed efforts to rig a Democratic convention. The piece questions why Truman did not attend as a delegate and why he did not fully alert other delegates, suggesting internal party manipulation and disappointment with the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela- Gates
Telman
Trusman
Kennedy
Kenedy
Pat
Treiman
Trainer
Tygman
Los Angeles
Truman
le Delegules
Evan
Ken
Ondints
Lago
Minnesota
le McCarthy
Gov Freeman
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Rfa
Haily
Edpg
Pulidaltoy
Puplivanen
House of Teléptone
Nurribérd
LA. i
Old Battle Place
Philco
Burial Association
Oakcgrest Funeral, Home
Dial
Logeatt
Bob Reynolds
East Eh Street
Prescott
Arkalisas
Atato South Scalia
Mike Bens Duromatic
Sun One
MeNly Secur
South Walnut
Remington
T-Fite
Sewing Machines Sincer Sewing Machine Co
East 3Rd
L. E Booth
Wit
RALPT
Montgomery
Costor
Moore Bus &U
Cale Jesse Atorieis
Grigas
GU Dias Dmeneuily
Theny
Arthur Getrp
ASC
Lyle McMahon
Mike Snyker
Hotel Sykor
Eee Webb
East Ath Street
Delmer Pipkin
Perry
Andrews Screen & Glass CO
Ace
Avis
Perry's
Highway 67
Highway
Diak
Virgil Daniel Jr
Prescott ‘Transfer and Storage Co
Prescott, Ark
Byers Gulf Service
FFU
Tap Brotherton
James Walker
Blevins, Ark
Adda Mfg, Co
Basthrop 1
Louisiana
TUE
McCaskill, Gean, Blevins & Bingen
He. Weber
Whitli
Wandealley
Byers
Dia
FORD
Mercury
Stude Hy Ne Baker
Studebaker
Wylie Glass & Salvage Co
West 3Rd Street
Evrolep 2d Oor
Hairr & Lingo Motor and Lew Company
West Dial
Liedtnoe
Chancery
Ingram GR. Geen
Dikorees
Patrica Tee Stith
We'Sitith
Bulilton
Iie
Gs Barlow
A Hohiy G. Welkee
Ebey Alert
Rupuil
Eulito
Gould Selid
Uotombie
Cshunter
Peter
Hope Auto CO Inc
Second St. Phong
White River
Carnival
Mrs. Kennedy
Vanasis
Sunului
Munitias
Kennedys
Mat Cibbey
Jagque
Kenner
Carly Seystuus
HaHanel
Ldn Davis
Birthda
Clon Dixon
Clots Liston
Seth
Cletus
Reir
Lapllete
Ankneys
Sen. Jol Nedy
Hiness
Covention
Cutnn Woods
Harold Hendrix
Louielang
Hope, Ark
Barney Galney
Gall
City Lumber
M. S. Bates
Western Life Pho
Tate Hope
Arkansas
Herndon - Comnil Funeral Home and Association
GIFE
Pri
Libornel Tyipy
LAG Ween
Guigens Bank
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