Soviet Bulganin Pushes Nuclear Aid At Geneva Summit
Premier Bulganin announced to the Geneva summit that the Soviet Union will contribute fissionable materials to an international pool under the IAEA once an agreement is reached. He urged a fruitful conference as Eisenhower stated a shared pursuit of peace.
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Geneva
Bub
So Union
Baulganin
Soviet Union
Internatonal Atomic Energy Agency
Bulganin
Russia
Eisenhower
Algsnin
Russia 1
Fisens
Kremlin
West
Irman
Europe
United States
Untitled note on Oklahoma film fame and deputy remark
Fragmentary passage discusses Oscar Ham misual world fame from Oklahoma and a movie studio. A deputy sheriff recalls reactions and thoughts about using the scene, describing a sense of great interest while noting uncertainty.
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Oscar Ham
Oklahoma” S & Movie Studio
Prescott W S C Circle 3 Meeting At Mrs Yarbrough Home
Prescott circle 3 of the W S C S met at Mrs R F Yarbroughs with ten members. Mrs H H McKenzie led prayers and business while Mrs D S Jordan spoke on Our Purpose and Emblem. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for July 26 at Mrs Helen Dalrymple.
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First Methodist Church
R. F. Yarbrough
H. H. Mckenzie
D. S. Jordan
Blain Hays
Jordan
Morning Party Honors Mrs James W Bridges Guest
Mrs Hallom hosted a Tuesday morning party at her home for guest Mrs James W Bridges of Little Rock. Garden arrangements, a refreshment table with a green linen cloth, and crushed ice punch decorated the setting. Guests included Mrs Sam Vick Scott, Mrs Max Kitchens, Mrs Mac Garland, Mrs Tom Garland, Mrs Denman Wylie, Miss Elsie Gentry, Mrs Basil Munn, Mrs Otis Townsend, Mrs Scott Ross, Mrs Sam Garland, and Mrs Ramey Garland of Emmet.
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Hallom
Frank Haltom, Jr
James W. Bridges
Little Rock
Sam Vick ‘Scott
Max Kitchens
Mac Garland
Tom Garland
Denman Wylie
Elsie Gentry
Basil Munn
Otis Townsend
Scott Ross
Sam Garland
Ramey Garland
Emmet
Prescott Business and Professional Women Meet at Lawson Hotel
Mrs. Vernice Hubbard presided at the Prescott club dinner meeting held Tuesday July 12 at the Lawson Hotel with 16 members present. Miss Mildred Loom gave the invocation as the program opened and committees were announced.
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Max Kitchens
Prescott Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lawson Hotel
Mildred Loom
Vernice Hubbard
Wesleyan Guild Meets On Lawn With Garden Decor
Mrs. Vael Chamberlain hosts the Wesleyan Guild at her lawn with Mrs. L A Green as co host. Twenty five members attend along with a guest Miss Nina Catherine Scott of Houston Texas. An entertaining talk on An Introduction to the City and a devotion on In Street and Shop Tenement are followed by a sandwich and dessert service.
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Sue Martin
Lee
Prescott Home Demonstration Club July Meeting Recap
The Prescott Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Dale Ledbetter's home. Summer blossoms decorated the rooms as Mrs. Harrell Hines delivered a devotional talk titled The Bible As a Guide to Love. President Mrs. Carroll Bratton led the business session planning the club exhibit at the Nevada County Fair. Hostesses served cookies and iced drinks.
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Prescott Home
Dale Ledbetter
Harrell Hines
Carroll Bratton
Nevada County
Gil Johnson Injured in Ham Mock Fall
Gil Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Archie Johnson fell from a ham mock Wednesday morning and suffered a broken leg. He was taken to St Michael s Hospital Texar City for treatment.
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Gil Johnson
Archie Johnson
St. Michael's Hospital
Texar
Social notes from local residents on visits and guests
The column lists multiple social visits with names and towns. Mr and Mrs Paul Hiett hosted Delmer Bolis of Macon Mississippi. Roy Loomis family returned from Ridgecrest South Carolina for son Billy. J H Bemis and Wallace Pemberton visited Texarkana. L L Buchanan family and Nona Matthews hosted Wortham family in Gordon. Horace Hale returned from Biloxi Mississippi. Julia Logan from Memphis Tennessee with niece Judy Logan visiting grandparents T E Logan.
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Paul Hiett
Mrs. Delmer Bolis
Macon
L. L. Buchanan
Marcia Buchanan
Nona Matthews
Wanda Ruth
Robbie Ann Taylor
V. S. Wortham
Gordon
Horace Hale
Biloxi, Miss
Msgt
William David Hale
World War II echoes shape early talks at summit
Faure proposed easing tensions with a European security system and arms budget cuts to fund development aid, while Eisenhower urged practical steps toward peace. Khrushchev and Zhukov exchanged greetings with the leaders, and UN Secretary General Hammarskjold opened with a hopeful welcome.
Social and travel notes from area residents
Mrs. W. R. Boney and Mrs. Frank Farley of Stamps and Mrs. T. G. Bemis of Lewisville return home after visiting Mrs. Electa Wells and Mrs. Alta Grantt. Coy and Tom Dewoody of Gordon spend time at Lake Quachita. Friends of Mrs. Roy Loomis regret her Texarkana Hospital surgery. Mrs. S. O. Logan has returned from Dallas where she stayed with the Steele Moore family and attended the Belk-Smith nuptials at Park Cities Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stovall and daughter Georgianna of South Bend, Ind. visit their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Stovall and Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham host. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson drove to Little Rock. J. O. Coleman party also in Little Rock with Dr. and Mrs. George Pakis Jr., joined by grandson Glen Pakis. Lt. and Mrs. Harley Cox and Karen Marie return to Greenville Miss. after visiting Charlie Thomas and Ernest Cox. J. W. Teeter visited Conway. L. J. Bryson and Sarah Janet toured to Little Rock. Mrs. B. A. DeLamar and Mr. Martin Guthrie were Texarkana visitors.
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W. R. Boney
Frank Farley
Stamps
T. G. Bemis
Lewisville
Electa Wells
Alta Grantt
S. O. Logan
Dallas
Texas
Steele Moore
Belk-Smith
Park Cities Baptist Church
Harley Cox
Karen Marie
Greenville
Miss
Charlie Thomas
Ernest Cox
Draftee's Mother Begins Hunger Strike Over Draft
Martha Blumenbach, mother of 26 year old Thomas Blumenbach, a dentist who joined the Public Health Service in Savannah, starts a hunger strike alleging loss of freedom by military service. She states she will fast until she dies, taking only water and spending much time in bed. Her husband opposes the action.
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Coral Gables
Fla
U.S
Public Health Service
Martha Blumenbach
Thomas Blumenbach
Savannah
Hunger strike mother opposes forced military service
A 52 year old Miami mother backing a hunger strike opposes conscription for doctors and dentists, citing religious beliefs and a pledge to God. She wrote to President Eisenhower about her son facing service and noted she joined Silent Unity. Dr Blumenback, a Maryland graduate, volunteered for the Public Health Service after a draft board ruling.
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Eisenhower
U.M.T
Silent Unity
Miami
Lee Summit
Blumenback
University of Maryland
Craft Board
Markets Saint Louis Livestock Prices Report
Markets from St Louis and nearby yards show mixed livestock trading with cattle and calves barely steady. Barrels and sows lower hogs and feeders also move, while rail lines and oils stay steady and chemicals rise slightly.
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ST. Louis
Ill
U.S
New York Stocks Rise Early but End Slightly Lower
The stock market advanced today but prices softened from their best in the early afternoon. Gains or losses stayed within a narrow 1 to 2 point range as motors led gains while steel shares lagged and aircrafts started strong before turning.
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New York
Market and Commodity Notes From Northwest to New York
Northwes t area reports market steady to firm and strong demand for poultry with broilers and fryers at 26 27 cents f o b farm. Chicago notes mixed poultry demand with hens weaker and caponettes steady, eggs and butter prices steady amid large receipts. New York cotton futures update follows.
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Little Rock
F. O. B. Farm
Chicago
F.O.B
U. S
Strikes In L A Hurt Both Sides As Talk Stalls
United Press reports the Capitol Transit bus strike in Little Rock enters its fourth week with no settlement. Union leader B Beryl Bland says the company is hurting as drivers rely on union support and parallels to higher wages in other cities. Police search for dynamiting clues at Terry Dairy plant amid court-ordered removal of pickets and $900 in rewards offered for information. Market activity shows cotton prices uneven as traders await Congress action and next season policy.
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United Press
Capitol Transit Co
Little Rock
B. Beryl Bland
Bland
Washington
Los Angeles
Terry
Teamsters
Pulaski
Rodney Parham
Congress
Grain and Provision Prices Listed for Wheat Corn and Oats
A market listing provides No 1 and No 2 red wheat around 1.99 to 2.06 per cention with various grades. Corn prices show No 1 yellow at 341.49 and lower grades near 1.46 to 1.48. Oats pricing covers several heavy and white lots with mixed figures around 60 to 66.
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Meadquarters
Sanay Yy Quiven
USS
Air Force
Malta
HMS
Wakeful
Prescott News
Circle 3
W. M.U
First Baptist Church
Circle 1
Wilburn Willis
Roy Stainton
London
Clifton ‘Yancey
H. W. Butler
Mettie Robinson
Harrell Hin‘es
Watson White, Jr
Wesley Lindsey
Ridgecrest
Stainton
Thell Hanning
J. T. McRae
Lewis Garrett
Lela Hays
Robbie Wilson
Ruby Buchanan
Thelma Kizer
Marguerite Avery
Marie Chamberlain
Elizabeth Francisco
Helen Dalrymple
Alta Grant
Marie Thomas
Joyce Bright
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Hays
Frances Bailey
National Security
Jimmie Nicholas
Goodfellow
Bess Gist
Mildred Loomis
Talbot Feild, JR
Etree
Ward & Son
Curtis Ward
W. D. Golden
Suzanne Wesley
Brussels
Wayne Eley
Freeman Ligon
Bennett
J. V. McMahen
Jack Robey
Dallis Atkins
Edward Bryson
B. A. Warren
O. W. Watkins
B. A. de Lamar
Jim Nelson
Prescott
Kana
Roy Loomis
S. C
Billy
J. H. Bemis
Wallace Pemberton
Texarkana
Julia Logan
Memphis
Tenn
Faure
Glenn Hairston
Chamberlain
Ouachita Lake
Germany
Leisen
Bulgarin
Nikita Khrushchev
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Mrs. Eisenhower
Mas. Eisenhower
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Coy Dewoody
Tom Dewoody
Lake Quachita
Texarkana Hospital
Rufus Stovall
Georgianna
South Bend, Ind
Tracy Stovall
George Cunningham
Mrs
Frank Anderson
J. O. Coleman
George Pakis, Jr
Glen Pakis
J. W. Teeter
Conway
Mrs. L. J. Bryson
Sarah Janet
B. A. DeLamar
Martin Guthrie
Lee Winkler
Baronet
California
Sonoma-Marin
Petaluma
Calif
NEW York Cotton
NEW York W— Cotton Futures
L. A
Penney
Modiem
Tesge
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