Post No. 427 Election and Local Meetings Report
Post No 427 will hold officer elections and a flight on July 12 at the reg place at 8 o'clock with a fish fry at Be el CME Church Saturday night July 16, sponsored by ay Worker's Chub. board No 1 will meet shight July 14 at the Lela Young. Ozelle Thompson of Calif visiting Mrs Engish and other relatives. Syphenia Hicks and daughter Thursday for Los Angeles. Mattie Raines of Shreve La SFC and Mrs John Wis of Fort Eustis Va are visiting relatives. Shaw family and others seen at Kansas City after time with father and grandfather. Leo Epps of Fort A visiting Argo Ill guests of Craton Epps. Lodge No 1427 regular meeting Tuesday at 3 o'clock. All members are asked to be present. 316 babies in state per MW Geddie in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Raines
Shreve- la
SFC
John Wis
Fort Eustis
Jim Glenn
Sfegilar
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas announces the estate of Johnson Miller. The decedent resided at 1st Street Hope Arkansas. March 15 1955 is the date on the order appointing the executor. Contest of the will must be filed within months from publication.
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Johnson Miller
d--Street
Hope
Ios
After Stalin death Malenkov Khrushchev struggle for power reshapes Soviet policy
The text outlines the 1953 power struggle after Stalin’s death, the formation of a collective leadership under Malenkov, promises of consumer goods, shifts back toward heavy industry under Khrushchev, and the uneasy balance between reform and maintaining industrial might. It notes propaganda framing the USSR as strong and seeking peace while admitting failures. The piece reflects on internal Soviet dynamics and public perception during the transition.
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Stalin
Georgi Malenkoy
Ivan
Someor Stalin
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Fnion
Nien
U.S.S.R
Hope Arkansas Public Hearing For Service Station Permit
Application filed with Hope City Clerk by Calvin Carter to build a service station at West Third and Pine Streets on Lots HM 12 13 Block 41. Public hearing set for August 2 1955 at 7 30 p m at City Hall. Citizens may present views pro or con. Mrs Chas F Reynerson City Clerk SEAL July 12 26.
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Hope
Arkansas
Calvin Carter
West Third and
Pine Streets
City of Hope
Chas. F. Reynerson
Notice of public hearing on sewage district formation Hope Arkansas
A petition signed by a two thirds in value of property owners in Beard's, Shover Street, Oak Grove, Cornelius, and Shover Creek additions seeks a local improvement district for a sewage system. The Hope City Council will hear August 2 1955 at 7 30 p m to decide two thirds value eligibility and allow owner testimony. Mrs Charles F Reynerson City Clerk, Hope Arkansas, dates July 12 and 26, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towit
Beard
Shover Street School
Oak Grove
Cornelius
Shover Creek
Shover Village
Cornelius Addition
City of Hope
Arkansas
Charles F. Reynerson
City of
Hope
Wildlife Film Week Promotes Classroom Conservation Programs
Wildlife Film Week by W L Shaddix for the Southern States Forestfire Commission has supported schools with free conservation films for years. The Commission appears on Saturday night shindigs and is well known to local teachers who should reserve films due to high Fall and Winter demand. Details and materials are available by applying to Box 3298 Birmingham 5 Alabama.
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W. L. Shaddix
Southern States Forestfire Commission, Inc
Shaddix
Lewisville
Birmingham 5
Ala
CIO AFL Unite for Alcoa Bargaining Push in Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers and AFL Aluminum Workers join forces for wage talks at Alcoa affecting about 25,000 employees. USW to begin sessions today while AFL starts Thursday. Merger votes planned in New York. leaders say alliance strengthens bargaining power and ends split strategies.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
AFT
Aluminum Co. of America
United Steelworkers
AFL
USW
Aluminumorkers
Cios
New York
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Eddie R. Stahl
AFL Aluminum Workers
Soviet balance shifts power toward military influence
Malenkov's position reflects a balance between forces in Soviet politics making the military rise in influence. The Army appears conservative about risks to the economy and wary of costly conflicts. The new collective, backed by generals, remains cautious yet not disavowing world communism. Ivan's apparent Western-leaning social changes press concessions.
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Malenkov
Ivan
Kremlin
West
St Louis Livestock Market Mixed Prices Ahead of New York Stocks
The St Louis National Stockyards report hogs steady to firm with varied weights and grades, cattle and calves trading mostly steady to firm with select good and prime lines. New York Stock Market rose modestly with gains across steels, motors, rails and select oils utilities and coppers.
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ST. Louis
New York
Grain and provisions edge lower on steady 1955 crop outlook
Corn oats and soybean futures slip to new seasonal lows on the Chicago Board of Trade as trader activity rises after yesterday’s Agriculture Department crop report. Wheat and rye also ease, with the wheat July contract at 1.53 and corn July near 1.40.
Chicago live poultry market mixed prices steady to down
Poultry receipts total 486 coops and 93,910 lb with steady to lower f o b prices. Heavy hens 23.5 to 28.5 cents, light hens 18.5 to 19.5, fryers 27 to 28, old roosters 13 to 13.5, caponettes 32 to 34. Butter steady with 1,311 receipts and wholesale prices mostly unchanged. Eggs unsettled with receipts 13,562 and wholesale prices down to 5 cents.
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Chicago
F.o.b
U .S
U. S
Gas Company Sees Low Rate as Subsidy for Industry
A. H. Weyland of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co testified at a Public Service Commission hearing in Little Rock that the current rates charged to large industrial users amount to a subsidy for industry. The company seeks a permanent $430,000 annual rate increase to maintain viability as it already collects higher rates under present authorization.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
A. H. Weyland
Shreveport
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Arkansas Louisiana
Market notes show mixed prices amid liquidation pressure
The report records unsettled market activity near July deliveries with selling in deferred contracts and late prices mostly unchanged to 70 cents lower. Grains show wheat, corn, oats, and soy products with various price quotes, while New York cotton futures stay nominal.
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Jhhan
New York
Sheppard Plea for New Trial Is Rejected
The Ohio Court of Appeals refused Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard’s bid for a new trial in the bludgeon murder of his wife Marilyn. The three-judge panel ruled he received a fair trial and must serve his second degree murder sentence. He has remained at Cuyahoga County jail and awaits transfer to the penitentiary. Further appeals possible to Ohio or U.S. Supreme Court.
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Cleveland, CO
Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Sheppard
Marilyn
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Columbus
Bond for refunds if PSC reduces or rejects rate increase
A proposal outlines posting a bond to fund refunds should the Public Service Commission cut or deny the requested rate hike. It explains mechanics for triggering refunds and potential timelines for distributing credits to customers.
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PSC
Parole Eligibility Details After Life Sentence
A defendant will be eligible for parole after serving one year of a life sentence. Parole time starts only after admission to the state penitentiary.
Tunnel Vision Linked to Driver Accidents, Study Says
The Better Vision Institute reports that a high percentage of drivers in frequent accidents suffer tunnel vision, meaning they perceive objects only within a narrow arc in their field of view.
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The
Better Vision Institute
One sixth of Indiana population on farms
A report notes that about one sixth of Indiana’s population now lives on farms. The statistic highlights shifts in rural living and agricultural communities within the state.
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Indiana
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Beel-Cme
Board No. 1
Ozéll Thompson
Calif
Engish
Syphenia Hicks
Daughtr
Los Angeles
Mrs. Law
W.c. Nelson
Fort Mo
MHS Maftissi Ders
Tes Shaw
Kansas City
E Shaw
Leo Epps
Fort A
Joan Williams
Argo, Il
Craton Epps
Gunter ML Lumber CO
Alcoa
U.S
Asi
Walkereet
Hope High School
Garrett
Elm Street
16Th
19Th
19Th Street
Elm
Main
B. L
Bert) Rettig
Pet
Ate
Yeettig
Gas Company
Eastman Kodaks
Ward & Son Druggist
Mercury
Montclair
Montclairs
Kcmc-Tv
the Trading Post
SUPER
321 S. Laurel
Hope, Ark
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