Shell removal warning on former Southwestern Proving Ground
Letter from Farm Credit Administration and federal officials warns land purchasers of former proving ground in Arkansas not to remove shells or hazardous material. Decontamination notices and required reporting to Army Corps of Engineers detail disposal procedures and liability for landowners who fail to act.
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Royce Weisenberger
Hope
Ark
Weisenberger
U. S. Fourth Army
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Southwestern Proving Toaurid
Southwestern Proving Ground
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credito R Administration
Utte
Army Division
Corps of Engineers
Little Rock
Tony
SPG
Kircher
Blunk
Broadway
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Disposal Agency
Wm. A. Digklson
Ozan Sailor to Tour Mediterranean
Glen Crosby, steward third class USN husband of Mary Crosby of Route 1 Ozan Ark serves aboard destroyer U S Leary with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The Sixth Fleet, one of the largest fleets afloat, supports United Nations efforts in Korea. Leary crew will tour Rome Paris Switzerland and other inland cities during the Mediterranean cruise.
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Glen Crosby
USN
Mary Crosby
Ozan
Ark
U.S. Leary
Mediterranean
Seventh Fleet
United Nations
Korea
Leary
Rome
Italy
Paris
France
Switzerland
Local Soldiers to Complete Basic Training at Camp Cooke
Pvt Herman W Aaron of Hope Route 2 and Pvt Dwight P Adcock of Patmos will finish basic training at Camp Cooke on June 6. After furloughs they will report to Camp Stoneman for overseas duty in Japan with the 40th Marine Division. Pvt Agron a 1648 Hope High School graduate, son of EB Aaron of Hope Route 2. Pvt Saco was noted in Patmos schools, son of Mr and Mrs E L Agcock of Patmos.
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Herman W. Aaron
Hope Route 2
Dwight P. Adcock
Patmos
Camp Cooke
Camp Stoneman
Japan
40Th
Maniry
Agron
Hope High School
Aaron
Saco
E. L. Agcack
Pat
Mos
Shortage of Beef Within a Week Predicted
Chicago industry spokesmen warn of an imminent beef shortage within a week as major packers cut slaughtering for the third day and cattle receipts at 12 markets fall. Michael Howlett of the Chicago Price Stabilization office accuses an artificial shortage bid to pressure Congress. officials say long-range shortages are unlikely and prices may ease soon as supplies improve amid ceilings and ramped buying. Price Director Michael DiSalle calls the shortage an adjustment and notes a nationwide weak beef supply despite higher prices.
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Chicago
Fap Belo Narnia
Michael Mowlet
Howlett
Congress
Chigtria
Bendit
Grien
Natin
Washington
Michael V DiSalle
Students choose Liz as Princeton's favorite desert island companion
Princeton graduates reveal Elizabeth Taylor as the most popular desert island companion in the annual class poll. The humorous item notes the favorite actress received overwhelming support among the Princeton University class.
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Liz
Princeton
N. J
Elizabeth Taylor
Desert Island Companion
Frinceton University
Roundup Club Heads to Haynesville Parade and Rodeo
The Roundup Club plans to join a Haynesville parade and rodeo weekend led by president Bol Daniels of the local organization. Local boys will sing and perform in the Third District Livestock parades, continuing a multi year tradition despite some unclear wording in the text.
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Haynesville
Villa
Dhauah
Bol Daniels
Iagal
One Hopreed
Sirid
M.inday
Tov Abe
Central Committee To Meet Tuesday at City Hall
The Svinpsteid County Democratic committee will meet Tuesday at City Hall to decide on election plans and fix fees of candidates. Under a new creation Law all elections are arranged by the county committee headed by Marvey Barr and Louis Crain, the secretary.
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Svinpsteid
Rough Times for America's First Door-to-Door Peddler
Sy Boyle chronicles the decline of the door-to-door peddler as 400 communities ban such sales and a Supreme Court ruling endorses local restrictions. Once welcomed in frontier towns, itinerant sellers now face distrust, unpacking a broader shift toward regulated, televised, and voice delivered commerce.
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America
Sy Hal Boyle
New York
U_ 8
Supreme Court
Tts
DiSalle Gets Into Paper Price Fight
Washington diplomat Janet DiSalle joins U S leaders in urging Canada to curb newsprint price hikes by Abitibi. Senator Johnson and Representative Celler condemn the raise as an unjustified price gauge and warn of possible antitrust action and price controls as U S newsprint relies heavily on Canada.
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Washington
Janet
Michael DiSalle
Government Pride
Leylng
DiSalle
Star
R. N. Fowler
Defense Production Authority
Canada
Johnson
Senate Commerce Commities
Abitibi
Invge
Nuws
U. S
Ren. Celler
CNY
U.S
Two Railways to Pay More Taxes
Two railroad companies and the Arkansas tax commission have compromised a disagreement over property tax assessments. The agreement will lead to $110,000 in additional taxes. Rock Island final assessment set at $281.30, down from $7,478,130. St. Louis Southwestern line assessment reduced from $12,202,780 to $10,374,530.
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Site Rock
Arkansas Tax Commission
Rock Island
Tax Commission
St. Louis
Tire and wheel stolen from truck in city
Police investigate after a tire and wheel were taken from a truck in the city last night. Officers are reviewing footage and speaking with witnesses to identify those responsible.
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Pals
Seat City
Group Decides to Hold Melon Festival Here
The Chamber of Commerce board with county Agent Olver Adams Mayor Lyle Brown Sheriff Claud Sutton and other reps agreed to host a watermelon festival in Hope during late July. A planning note listed committee appointments and next steps for coordination with community groups.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directora
Clui Club
Olver Adams
Lyle Brown
Claud Sutton
Hope
Pahnos
Tope
Shout JG Poraous
Wis
Mike Kelly
Chamber of Commoerce
Iran Oil Seizure Talks Hit Parliamentary Criticism
Iran papers push for a rapid oil seizure as Beitish owned AIOC talks proceed with Tehran officials. Iranian press blames Premier Mossadegh for slow enforcement of the oil law while British cabinet approves a four member mission to Tehran led by Sir Thomas Gardiner.
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Trebvan
Tran
Selva
Anulolinton Oil Company
Ily Siationilb
Beitish
Iran
Mohammed Mosaadeah
Tollou | Seelaredd
Felis
Besbye Ayanidah
Mossadegh'a
AIOC
Shaned
Mogsadegh
Oil Company
London
Tehran
Sir Thomas Gardiner
Hope Shines After Rain With Cooler Mornings Ahead
After two threatening days with a sharp temperature drop Hope and surrounding areas received rain today. An Experiment Station reading recorded .47 of an inch in the last 24 hours. The high reached 80 while the low fell to 47.
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Reading
Don Little Receives Air Force Promotion at Lackland
William Donaldie of Emmet is promoted to sergeant on May 14 at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. A training instructor of chemicals in the 373rd Training Group he enlisted in January 1960 and attended Emmet and Hope Schools. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W D Little of Emmet.
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William Donaldie
Emmet
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Hope
Sgt. Little
W. D. Little
Mrs A M Anderson Dies at Little Rock
Mrs A M Anderson widow of Roy Andersons youngest brother died at noon today at 4916 1 Street Little Rock after a long illness Funeral services are expected at 3 30 PM Thursday from Trinity Cathedral Episcopal Little Rock Roy Anderson left Hope for his brothers home today
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A. M. (Mack) Anderson
Roy Anderson
Little Rock
Trinity
Brother of Hope Succeeds in Witkon
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief obituary notice naming a brother of Hope and a related individual in Witkon. The readable text mentions mourning and a ceremony context with local names, but details are incomplete.
Acheson Denies Appeasement Policy in Korea
Secretary of State Acheson denied any appeasement in U S support of last January’s futile UN cease fire move in Korea. He testified before the Senate on the resolution and said the plan did not signal changed U S attitude, and that Formosa and UN representation were to be discussed if aggression stopped.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
United Nations
Korea
Senate
Arthur Deguty
State Department
Formosa
China
Senator Russell
Dga
Hearinka
Seate Armed Services and Foreymvelglions
Diiquyy Dio
Geo. Douglag MacArthur
Russell
Ching
Forman
Ured
United National
FEC
Conmand
Formova
U. N
Nine Die in Plane Crash at San Antonio
A large freight plane crashed near San Antonio Texas killing nine people on board and causing a fire at a filling station. One woman in a car nearby was burned as the aircraft exploded in the air and on impact.
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San Antonio
San Antone
Texas
Nves
San Antonin
Okita
Plana
First National Night Depository Now in Operation
The First National Bank of Hope announced the opening of a night depository to handle deposits after hours on regular and holiday schedules. The depository, mounted outside the building, allows customers to drop deposits through a chute and is designed as a safe convenience when banks are closed.
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First National
First National Bank
Hope Today
Imike
Regulay
Hanesing Houire
Bagides
Busi
Nossea Het Hendic
Fragmented OCR News Note
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions polling and a place name but lacks coherent facts. No clear event, date, or entities are discernible to summarize into a proper news item.
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Alex. H. Washbur
Proving Ground
Theoe, Kircher
Locust St
Ozan Sailor
OgAnn
William Strauby
Maclon
Ind
Hwachan
Jim Healy
City Hall
Householder
Pettoley
Supreme
Spo
Don Little
Airforce
A. M. Anderson
Witkon
Tor Manwoa
Mer Danforth
Citoln
Man In
Tha
Gary Acadeimy
Diana
Weat-Point
Iwa
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