Hempstead County ASC Ballot Candidates Announced
The Hempstead County ASC Committee lists the slate for Community Committees with voters urged to mail ballots by August 1 and to obtain replacements at the County ASC office in Hope if needed. The notice details numerous community district nominees with names and ballot instructions for the 1957 election cycle.
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Hempstead County
ASC
Hope
Stephens School
Spring Hill
Lon
AL Raven
Volunteers Test Vaccine Against Flu
Washington reports volunteers are being used to test experimental vaccines aimed at combating influenza. Five manufacturers have submitted samples to the Communicable Disease Center for potency tests, with results possibly permitting large scale production by fall. Tests involve injecting vaccines into volunteers and monitoring antibody development weekly for about a month or more.
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Washington
Soe Mumia
U.S. Public Health Service
Pn Txomergy
United States
Montgomery
Court Lifts Ban on Wide Trailers in Arkansas
Pulaski Chancellor Crug J Williams enjoined the State Police and Public Utilities Commission from enforcing the 1953 trailer width limit after Gov. Faubus urged inaction. The case, brought by trailer dealers led by Bob Flag and Jack Flag, questions the law’s validity and halts its enforcement temporarily while awaiting ruling.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Pi Pulaski
Crug J. Willliams
State Poties Commission
Jack Flag
Bruce. Bonnal
Orval Faubus
Aka
de State Halles Commission
Vila
Lpaniinuou
Black Person At 63 With Third Set Of Teeth
In Osceola a 63 year old Black person reportedly has a third set of teeth after dental surgeries. The individual, identified as Pittman, notes this is the fourth occurrence in recent years as teeth are pulled and replaced.
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Negro Phumber
Jesse Pulian
Pittman
Jury selection under way in Clinton integration case
Federal court in Knoxville drills toward a jury for the Clinton trials, a test of public school desegregation. Reports describe courtroom maneuvering as jurors hear about the 1956 Clinton high school integration and the involvement of activists, with indictments for criminal contempt against segregationists.
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Knoxville
Jenn i
Adium
Packie
Clinton
Ren
Atley
Tennessee
John Kasper
Tennesse
Gearait
Alabama
Louisiana
Maryland
Pedera
Roberts&. Taylor
Russia vetoes H-bomb ban not permanent
London reports Russia insists on a two year suspension of the US backed 10 month H-bomb ban and calls for a joint East-West formula renouncing nuclear weapons. Zoria’s speech to the UN drew Western disappointment as Moscow warned against concessions while US and allied officials weighed Kremlin signals amid the shakeup.
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Watson
London
U. S
Russia
Vitevian
Zoria
Torlay
Solwyn Gloych
Jules Mech
Frances
U.S
Levat
Zorn
Moscow
Soil Bank May Be Extended Another Year
Washington reports the House signals support to extend the Soil Bank for another year. The compromise bill would continue payments under the conservation reserve and soil bank programs, curb political use of funds, and authorize 25 million dollars for conservation payments while setting production reduction goals. The measure faces Senate action and potential adjustments.
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Washington
Fife
Bonnie
UCC
Itv
Woul Hall
Harrison Lell
Senate
Vomgrom
Fiemerg
Secretary of Agriculture
Revival This Week at Patmos Baptist Church
Revival services at Patmos Church began Sunday and will run through the week. Services start at 7 30 each night with Rev Wesley Thomason preaching. Pastor Rev Wayne Turner invites the public to attend.
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Patmos
Wesley Thomason
Wayne Turner
Bublic
Jesse James Captured After Mail Cabbage Stunt Reported
UPI reports lawmen captured a 44 year old truck driver in Los Angeles after he allegedly stunted about 9,000 letters Saturday night. The man, identified as Jesse James, faced charges related to mail cabbory at the Fest Office.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jesse James
Tme
Civil Rights Bill Loaded Beyond Voting Controversy
The article reports on a Civil Rights Bill explored by key figures including Senator Russell and supporters who argue it goes beyond voting rights. It discusses possible federal implications, court involvement, and the partisan debate in the Senate Judiciary Committee with mentions of resistance from the administration and regional opposition.
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James Mahlow
Waliting
Moonning
Russell
Goarein
Capa
Brownell
Judiciary Committee
Bela
Russel
Duttlongal Vale
Aflwched
Russeh
Washington
Knowlihd
Willfori
Milerith
Wil Khowland
Colot
Endh Meng
Mgt
Sen Mathar
Rey
Carlin
Sen
Manet Osi
Mussel
Knowland
Koinus
Knowlind
Senate
Que Bouthera
O'Mahoney
35 Churches Young People Meet Here in District Assembly
The Southwest District Young People gathered at Unity Missionary Baptist Church with 14 present, 102 visitors, and 39 messengers. Wendell Rage presided. officers elected include Noel Ray Jr as President and Donnie Sooter as Vice President. Speaker was W. J. Doorman. Next meeting at Central Shared in Texarkana. focus on Foreign Missions.
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Southwest District
Gundry
Unity Missionary Baptist Church
Wendell Rage
Spring HM
Dist Ict
James Eis
Nope
Betty Colling
Prescott
Wayne Turner
Weya
Patmos Baptist Church
Grace Temple Church
Texarkana
Noashville Main
Shady Grove Church
Moore
Woods
iMrs. Jones
Noel Ray Jr
Donnie Sooter
Nancy Bolts
Assi
See
Jo Annide
Conrad Bratton
Jim Bradford
Jo Ann Roberts
Polly McCorkle
Sandra Cowling
W. J. Doorman
Bobby Wright
Man Builds Millenium Manor To Endure Forever
William Nicholson, a lifelong believer in everlasting life, began in 1936 to construct an Eternal Shelter named Millenium Manor. Built with cement, rock, and Tennessee pink marble, the fortress-like home is designed to last up to a million years if undisturbed.
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Hal Boyle
William Andrew Nicholson
Aurpenley
Td. Coum
Vexnicete Ca
Nicholson
Millenium Manor
Calth
Tennessee
Becomeber
Weather Outlook to August Forecast Clarity Fades
A distorted weather note offers a confusing forecast from now through August. It mentions U S weather data, weather districts, and precipitation patterns but lacks clear details. The fragment hints at an outlook for the period, but the intended meaning remains unclear.
Funds Sought for New Park Tables at Fair Park
The Parks and Recreation Commission seeks public funds to replace worn park tables with permanent steel frame tables topped with 2 inch lumber. The strong, non tipping units need immediate replacement to improve outdoor seating and winter storage. Donations of 30 per table are welcomed via Charles Gough or Stay office for City Commission consideration.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks Department
Charles Gough
City Commission
Harris gas measure passes House Group in Harris County
The House Commerce Committee approved a controversial natural gas regulation bill by a 14 to 1 vote. The measure, backed by Harris, aims to limit local producers from federal controls. opponents warn of added government power and regulatory reach.
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Harris
Charles G. Haslet
Tooday
Bas Billy
O'lara
Court Weighs the Case of Wa. S. Girard
Supreme Court weighs constitutional viability of sending Wa. S. Girard to Japan for trial in the death of a Japanese woman. Four hours of arguments feature Solicitor General Rankin defending executive discretion and Burl Carroll urging limits on yielding to Japan. The Jan 30 shooting involved an empty cartridge casing from a grenade launcher. Girard denies solicitation.
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Karl R. Bauman
G. Willian
Girard
Eur
Wadeeuownts
Japan
Burl J. Carroll
Lee Rankin
Rankin
Mes
Nalea Sylgal
Carroll
June Bride Should Notify SS of Name Change
June brides should inform the Social Security Office of their name change beyond signing marriage papers. H P Thomas, Texas Kana social security office manager, urged filing a change of records card to tie a new name to prior records. The simple procedure ensures future benefits under the old-age and survivors insurance system reflect the correct name.
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H.P. Thomas
Texas Kana Social Security
Social Security
Federal
Texarkana
Arkansas
Thomas
Mrs. R. Baker Dies in Waldo Funeral Planned
Mrs. R. Baker, longtime resident of Waldo, died at her home last night after illness. She leaves a sister Mrs. John P. Cox of Hope, two daughters Mrs. Marvin Clark of Grant Pass Oregon and Mrs. Homer Mitchell of Dallas, and three sons Farrell of Hope Dale of Mexicali Calif Virgil of Corypus Christ. Funeral at First Methodist Church Waldo Wednesday at 1 p m with Rev. Diffie officiating. Lewis Fyn wraltome Magnolia in charge of arrangements.
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F. A. ‘Baker
Wilde
Mes
John Op. Cox
Hope
Our Daughters
Marvin Clark
Grant Pass
Oregon
Homer Mitchell Af Dallas
Lexws
Ivs
D. L. Farley
Stamps
Bob Parker
Walco
Throa Sons
Farrell Baker
Dale
Mexicali
Chicago Chills as Cat Sterility Operation Sparks Outcry
A chaotic UPI style report alleges a man sought a veterinary procedure to sterilize his cat Mine. The piece references a controversial plan and public reaction, hinting at broader debate over pet control and animal rights.
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Chicago
Whomuan Maher
Arkansas Weather: Clear to Partly Cloudy This Week
Arkansas forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the north. No major temperature changes expected. Highs in the 90s this afternoon, lows tonight around 68 to 72 degrees.
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Arkansas
Law Tonight
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