Sandra Nelson Named Nevada County Forest Queen
Sandra Nelson was named Nevada County Forest Queen at a Kiwanis event with Miss Pally Sherman and Miss Ginner Cruse as runners up. The pageant honored Arkansas Forestry Department sponsors and featured a memorial plaque for Mark Dustins. The winner will compete in regional semi finals, with a TV broadcast of the final judging and a prize package exceeding $5,000,000, plus a year of public appearances across multiple states.
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Murtrenshore
Dunlewn
Mark Dustigs
Justiss
Hill
Dim Nelson
Nevada Couns Ty Forest
Jorse Nassau
Buster Denton
Arkansas Forestry Department
They
Wide
Pally Sherman
Ginner Cruse
Barbara Bright
Sandra Nelson
Martha Grimes
Caral Tipton
Waterloo
Miss Nelson
Miss Sherman
Miss Cruse
Duncan
Russell Moberg
Oza Lumber Co
Nevada County
Alther County
North Bask
Arkansis
Hawaii Voting Produces First Japanese and Chinese Congress Members
In Hawaii's election, Democrat Daniel K. Inouye, a lawyer, becomes the first Japanese American to serve in Congress. Republican Charles K. Silva is listed for the U.S. House seat with nominal leads and party figures report a tight statewide result amid multiethnic turnout.
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Frank Flast
Tage
Damocrat
Bovey
Mong
Inouye
Congress
Pony
Harry Bridge
International Longshoreme
Warchotsermen's Union
Hawa
ABC Myeth
Uvary
Hawaii
Robert Tuckman
Honolulu
API
Elawaii
U.S
House of Representatives
Willige FL Quinn
Movil
John A. Burns
Drishmen
Daniel K. Inouye
Islands
Senate
Hiram J
Fong
Frank P. Past
Wilfred
Trukiyama
Oren ‘Fe, Long
William F. Quinn
U.S. House of Representatives
Charles Kk Silve Pol
Daniel KK
TV Show Big Bust Drives Drunk Test Fail
London AP report says three Britons tested for BBC safety program How Drunk Are You. Two men and a 21-year-old secretary were timed on a driving course sober then after whisky. Results oddly improved after drinking with faster times reported. Professor Ravert Drew noted rapid effects and participant awareness influenced outcomes.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
BBC
Ravert Drew
University College
Frid ay social notes show visits across Tex ark ana region
Fr iday in Ft Smith featured Mr and Mrs Chester Davis and Jeffrey returning to Houston after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Ira Davis and Mrs Genie Cummings. Davis hosted guests J J Battle and Mane Royston of Fulton. Spent Thursday in Texarkana with Alfred Cummings. Weekend guests of Charlie Thomas included Dr and Mrs James Gentry Thomas and sons Jim and David from Little Rock and Harley Cox family from Pine Bluff. Mrs Cox and children extended their stay. Rev J H Robertson Pat and Mike returned after a weeks visit with relatives in Giighurna.
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Chester Davis
Jeffrey
Houston
Texas
Ira Davis
Genie Cummings
Davis
Charlie Thomas
James Gentry Thomas
Jim
David
Little Rock
Harley , Cox
Karen
Susan
Pine Bluff
Cox
Chldren
J. H. Robertson
Pat
Mike
Giighurna
Dorothy Dix: Old age security in bank sparks advice
Dorothy Dix addresses readers on marriage finances and old age security. A wife refuses to surrender $11,000 from her first husband, arguing it protects their future. Dix counsels preserving funds for mutual protection and insurance. Other questions cover social games, neighbor tensions, and reacting to friendship strain with frank dialogue.
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Dorothy DIX
F.K
Yar
Jose
Hope Deny Hope
Honore
Arkansas Guard Captains Lead Pistol Team at Camp Perry
State Guard unit members from Arkansas compete in pistol matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Team includes May Wo Hulten of Booneville as captain, Teveberg, Earl Montgomery, and Wilton E. Austin of North Little Rock. Teamed with Phillip Gulley of Booneville, the squad aims for strong results in the national event.
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Camp Perry
Ohia
API
Arkansas National Guard
Arkansas
Tax Equalization Board urged to adjust Hempstead taxes
A Hempstead County meeting urged the Equalization Board to set tax assessments at 20 percent of true value and reuse 1939 methods. Officials called for on site inspections, use of 1948 assessor data, and inclusion of school boards city councilmen and county judges in sessions to guide the process.
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Washburn
Hempstead County
Equalization Board
Arkansas
Schoo
Woods Searched for Missing Plane
Civil Air Patrol search planes combed river bottoms near Clarksville in northwest Arkansas for a light-plane missing since Monday. The green and white Piper craft, launched from Texarkana, was piloted by Dr HA Larson of Columbia Missouri. Col Ken Catkins led six planes in the hunt as authorities pursued reports of a low flight and possible crash near Springdale area.
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Little Rock
Civil Ai Patrol
Clarksville
Arkansas
If HA. Larson
Columbia
Texarkana
Larson
Ken Catkins
CAP Headquarters
Springdale
Watkins
Cabot to Host Little League Play in 1959
Cabot has been chosen as host city for the 1959 Little League tournament, with J. M. Parks as tournament director. The champions of a four team league in the state qualify to enter, and Geyer Springs was noted as a site for the 1960 event.
Nixon Tours booming Novosibirsk amid warm reception
In Novosibirsk, Nixon faced a throng of cheering locals as his party toured a vast Soviet research complex on the banks of a man made lake. Officials said the city, recently expanding from 120,000 to nearly 880,000, welcomed him despite its history as a closed city.
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West Siberian
Nixon
Soviet Union
Brash
Ee Sen
Grivinyl
Vorosibirsk
Georgi A. Zhukov
Soviet Union Cultural Committee
Yiu
Novosibirsk
Reception of Nixon Friendly Noted by Eisenhower
Washington, AP. President Eisenhower said Nixon’s reception in the Soviet Union shows friendly feelings toward Americans. He also said Nixon spoke with Khrushchev about a possible U.S. visit by the Soviet Premier, though no invitation authority rests with him. Eisenhower praised Nixon’s conduct and addressed steel wage issues and progress at the Geneva foreign ministers’ conference.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Praasdentenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
Printing Deal Claims Group to Hear
A chaotic briefing notes a Printing Deal hearing by the Claims Commission amid disputes over the agenda. It references Secretary of State Han A. Herter and an Organization of American States meeting in Santiago, Chile, with implications for Geneva talks and possible conference recess.
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Han A. Herter
Organization of American States
Santago
Chile
Geneva
Santiago
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