Editorial On Water, Drought, And United States Progress
The author laments drought in Lemp County and argues for a long range plan of reservoirs and distribution aqueducts to make rainfall usable. He compares water policy to a householder’s lax attitude and cites Western desert rehabilitation versus boosting river resources. Also notes favorable view of Roadhounds of Broadway and praises William Feather’s plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemp
Stead
Deouth
Western
South
Middle West
United States
Profits Tax Sparks GOP Grudge Over Tax Extension
Washington report shows Chairman Reed and two Republicans accusing the House Ways and Means Committee of rubber stamping executive policy. They warn of recession signs and warn that extending the excess profits tax would gamble economic welfare. The committee approved a six month extension to July 1, a victory for the administration over GOP rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
R-N
House
Ways and Means
Executive Branch
Great
Committee On Ways and Means
Jenkins
Ohiod
Mason
R-U
Ull House
Risenpower
Tan
Taft Health Sidelines GOP Leader for Session
Washington (UP) Senator Taft faces a long recovery after an exploratory abdominal operation in New York hospital. The 65 year old Ohio Republican, once active on the Senate floor, will be sidelined for the rest of the Congress and perhaps longer, removing a key voice from backstage GOP councils and from President Eisenhower’s inner circle of advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Senate
Hope Hospital Group Refuses $50,000 Offer
In Little Rock a Hope County delegation rejected a $50,000 federal hospital grant offer until a $100,000 bond issue is approved. State officials proposed $350,000 for Hempstead County Hospital, with funds largely earmarked for University of Arkansas Medical Center and St. Vincent's Infirmary. Bond attorney Herschel Friday notes a 1950 $300,000 Hempstead issue cannot be approved due to changed hospital size and specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hempstead County
Hope
Federal Hospital
Suruis
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Medical Center
St. Vincent’s Infirmary
Cherry
State Hospitals Advisory Committee
University Infirmary
Herschel H. Friday, Jr
Uneasy Peace Returns to East Berlin
In East Berlin traffic was normal and shoppers out as roughly 100000 striking workers returned to jobs after sitdowns shut industry in the Russian zone. Premier Grotewohl said most arrested in the June revolt were freed and many factories resumed work as tens of thousands in coal, steel, shipyards, and other plants stayed off the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Stassen Sees Continued Foreign Aid Through Decade
Former Limited Security Director Harold E Stassen told a Senate appropriations hearing that the United States will need to continue some form of foreign aid for about ten years to counter the Soviet and Russian threat. He urged a five billion dollar aid bill for the current year, noting that Turkey and Formosa require military assistance as long as the Communist perimeter endures, while economic aid could end sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iiarold E Stassen
United States
Stassen
Appropriations Committee
He Sald
Turkey
Formosa
MSA
Congress
Senate
House
New Pastor Edmuurd Pendleton Joins Local Church
The Rev Edmuurd Pendleton a North Gate Rock native has become pastor at the First Christall Church of Hope. Pendleton recently completed graduate work at Philips University Bald Okla and has held prior pastorates in Lamam Prescott and neighboring towns. He and his wife Mary Troutse and children Eddie 5 Dennii 7 and Davie 2 have moved to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmuurd Pendleton
North Gate Rock
Christall Church of Hope
Pendleton
Philips University
Bald
Okla
Oklahoma
Laman
Thy
Hss
Brerll
Red Heck Aye
Kervedt
Neighborings! Presscott
The
Hey
Mr Pendleton
Tinty
Mary Troutse
Tren Song
Denniv 7
Eddie 5
Davie
Three Bloody Red Attacks Smash at Korean Front
American infantrymen and South Korean forces repelled multiple Red assaults across the Korean front. U S troops and Korean units held Berlin, Pork Chop Hill, Arrowhead Ridge, and Kim Il Sung Ridge amid heavy artillery and hand to hand fighting. Casualties and details vary by report, but the onslaught was described as the Reds’ heaviest in weeks with thousands of Chinese and North Korean troops involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Pork Chap Hill
Korea
Arrowhead Ridge
Poerkdhop
U. S
Berlin
Dast Gerlin
Kim N Sung Ridge
Porkchop Till
Soh
Weks
W. S
Pukhan
South
U.N
Big 3 Foreign Ministers Meet in Washington Talks
Britain and France send Foreign Secretary Salisbury and Foreign Minister Bidault to Washington to confer with Secretary Dulles on Allied strategy toward the Soviet peace offensive. The talks aim to speed ratification of the European Defense Community and press Britain for a quick Egypt crisis solution to enable a Middle East defense pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Dulles
Marquis of Salisbury
Georges Bidault
U.S
Negotiators Seek Final Peace Details in Korea Armistice Talks
Reported talks in Panmunjom between Allied and Communist negotiators aimed at final armistice details. A South Korea source says President Rhee demands major American security guarantees and broader relief aid, with continued hesitation on a treaty or troop commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Summerlin
Panemutyom
South Korea
Hag
Rhee Stillx
U. S
Bil Shinn
Rhee Hdl
America
Korea
Hhee
Isonhowers
Rain Touches Southwest and drought areas across nation
Rain showers sweep through the drought belt as grain shipments move to save cattle. In Amarillo strong winds reach 61 mph reducing visibility, while temperatures remain high in Texas and the droughted Northwest shows mixed conditions. Governors of five southwestern states meet in Amarillo to discuss drought relief and a new cattle price supports group forms in Dalhart. O'Donnell Texas and nearby Dawson County report heavy rains of over an inch and a half, with West Texas remaining the drought’s center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Central Plains
Plateau
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Scabbard
Texas Panhandle
Amarilla
Dallas
Tex
Amarillo
Livestock Association
Dalbart
Oklahoma
O'Donnell
Lynn County
Dawson County
Texas
Ralls
Newspaperman May Be Deported
Jacob Burek, a Chicago Sun-Times editorial cartoonist, faces deportation for alleged Communist Party membership when he entered the United States in 1936. An appeal is planned by his attorney William H. King. He first came to the U.S. at age 10 from Poland and again in 1936 after a Moscow visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacob Burek
Pulitzer Prigeewiney Ring
Chicago Sun-Times
Communist Party
United States
Jermone T. McGowan
Immigration Department
Burke
Willlilam H. Kingly
Burck
Immigration Service
Board of Appeals
Washington
Poland
Moscow
Cotton Farmers Asked to List 3 Year Acreage
County agricultural officials request cotton growers to report three year acreage figures. Gilbert of the county office notes prompt responses are needed to determine production potential. The survey, ordered by the U S Department of Agriculture, aims to gather data for county wide acreage and supplies authorities with needed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Dhe Rheniyistomd
Pala Collee
ANS
Antichrahen
New York Firms Lead Global Industry Spending Surge
Aerial and financial figures show Vexas Co and 20 major companies reporting combined value near 1.0 trillion in disclosed earnings and capital expenditures. Other notes mention state tax appointments in Arkansas and Miss Universe contestant Jackie Stucker of Helena headed to Long Beach for the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York CP
Bie
Vestal
Fugurimon Ie. Cardia
Mational Petrobean News
Helena
Jackie Stucker
Long Beach
Calin
Arka
Stucker
Jonesboro
Sardis Church to Hold Sunday Singing Session
The Sardis Church announces a regular monthly singing service on Sunday afternoon July 22. The public is invited to attend and join in the singing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardis Church
Davis Chapel to Hold Opening Service Sunday
Davis Chapel at 802 North Hazel Street will hold a formal opening Sunday July 12 at 2 30 pm. The Rev JL Davis and church members extend a special invitation to the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Chapel
Davis Chapel Decent
North Hazel Street
JL Davis
Arkansas Counties on Emergency Aid List Reach Forty Seven
Tuttle Rock report notes forty seven Arkansas counties including Hempstead placed on an emergency aid list. Lafayette oil case before the High Court could affect state control and royalties from oil production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hempstead
Lafayette Oil
Drouth Aid Recommended for Arkansas Counties
An emergency drought relief plan was urged for northern and western Arkansas counties with federal aid in food and price relief. The Mobilization Committee proposed assistance targeting crops and livestock feed, detailing county inclusions and a call to action for missing areas to respond immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEY
Vortyaeven
Arhaniis
T He Stile
Crany
Lyessident Sleenhows
Arkansasawn
Arkaais Della Countica Wera
Becauga Thay
Aviangad Agviguitura Moralizations Committee
Thermore
Nellot
Washington
Marlon
Baxter
Polk Miller
Izard Yell
Scott
Madison
Dallas Benton
Uoward
Sebastian Crawsford
Wrankdin
Fulton
Stone
Carelinet
Rhone
Seavey
Mantoi
cBevier
Lite Rock
Shoey
Spring
Calhoun
Bradley Cleves
Cimnat Carrol
Perry
Hurna Tagan
Satine
Ouaeh Clarke
Montgomery
Pile
Temalandi
Pope Johnson
Mhulkoor
Pulaski
Varn
Louisiana Senate Stops Gas Price Hike Debate
In Baton Rouge, Senator Kessdon urged study of gas price increases while a Senate concurrent resolution faced snags in the upper chamber. Eight senators opposed, arguing it unfairly burdens consumers, with critics calling price rises excessive and harmful to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vevglutien
Busollag
Civic Group to Meet Tonight
The Hope Civic Improvement Association will meet tonight at 4 o clock and all interested persons are invited to attend. The event will be held at Ricky Juneral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Civile Improvement Association
Iick'y J
Fulton Man Injured In Truck Accident
A Fulton man sustained injuries in a truck crash on a rural highway. The incident involved a single vehicle and appeared due to drivers’ failure to negotiate a curve. Authorities investigated at the scene, and no other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Experts Debate Atomic Energy Plan in Washington
Washington reporters note experts see decisions resting with President Eisenhower as the Atomic Energy Act and Commission clash over authority. The discussion centers on executive power, legal procedures, and potential defense implications amid ongoing case coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hlaak
Pinenhower Ein Publi
Mhrenhower
Dale Ak Aly
Walia
Carkan Party
Elit
Cowie Senate
Atonic Energy
Conuniasion
Diangraod
Atonic¢ Energy Commission
Iran Reported Ready to Sign Russian Pact
A Tran newspaper claims Tehran may negotiate a border and financial pact with the Soviet Union. Iranian sources say Premier Mossadegh could be pressured as Eisenhower signals U.S. limits until the oil dispute with Britain is resolved. Reports cite concerns over Communist influence in Iran’s key ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Jyhran
Tran
Heen Newsspapera Npamalatid
Naearaastin
Bayiet Union
Mohmamied Mossadeghid
Kremlin
Nelabhar
Wisenhower
Moshartegh
Ann
U.S
Britain
Blaekhower
U. 8
Red ‘Yudh Party
All Around the Town and Local Remarks on Parking Fines
A town column reflects on a plan to fine all parkers for meters seen as revenue grab, hurting out of town shoppers while meters already paid, with critics fearing ill will and loss of business. Photos show three local men in the capitol seeking federal aid for hospital construction. VEW pond nuisance raised by Dr. Herbert Rogers as youths swim there and parents are unaware. pond deemed unsanitary year round due to surface refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Awa Owas
Vrn
Herbert Rogers
Cattlemen Seek Federal Price Supports Across Five States
Five Western governors including Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma plan a Amarillo Texas meeting with agricultural officials to pursue federal cattle price supports amid drought. Senators fret over parity policy and drought aid while ranchers push for rapid action and funding to stabilize markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhale
Aura
Texa New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Tex
For
Ben, Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Kery
Aiken
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
Broadway
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Taft
Hope Hospital Group
By Joseph Fleming
By Forrest Edwards
By John M. Hightower
New York
Vexas Co
Andrews County
West
Wolfeanyy Hinestom
Swttle Rock
CTPY
Handall Wills
Monticello
Yas Ech
Onimed
Willams
Horsee Thompe
Williams
Drew County
J ‘Thompson
William
Thompson
Rayford Hudson
Litt Ray
Olttle Rock
Gurien Abpahily
Vayetteville
Frances Cherry
Abraham
Hittle Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Aditomey
Marcus Hideteouk Egureil
Mulbrook
Ployer
Badivedte
Lochiys
Evere
Pestis Meuely
Marley
En BF
Varker
Movsley
Horave 1
Tharp, Co. Ward
Stite Meelver Dann
Louisiana
Fary
Seriou Endian Fe Ak
Wietik Cobishon
Aris
Kragper Chiutlid Boyd
Piuap
Joseph L. Myler
Titelant
Tuli
Star
Che. Ford Franks
A. G. Garrett
V. Nunn Jr
the Gazette
Capitol
Little &Ock
Disabled Veterans Organization
Gattlemen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!