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Alex H Washburn discusses flood control and Narrows reservoir plans, urging completion of access roads and increased roadbuilding around the Hot Springs lake area. The piece shifts to wartime ethics, praising postwar executions of seven SS leaders and reflecting on rules of war and civilian casualties in Nazi Germany.
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Atte Corps of Engineer
Murfretsboro
United States Army
Landsberg
Germany
Oswald Pohl
Warsaw
Poland
Otton Oblendorf
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Secret Police
the Rhine
Hitler
Jendora
Local Legion District Elects New Leader Quillen
Quillen of Hope was elected head of the Twelfth District Legion. Gladney presided as commander, with Keith Tydoy of Arkadelphia as acting vice commander and other officers named. Old officers and delegates attended the national convention events.
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B.A. Quillen
Legion District
Yoxarkans
Quillen
Hope
Der
Gladney Gamit Actoas Ows
Mguilen
Png
Bryan Harger
Tenarkang
Abstea Fon
Comey
LeRoy Autrey
Nenate Tors
Gladney
Keith Tydoy
Arkadelphia
Deent
Thompson
Arecgnsos Cencees
Harry Ganders
Francis
Fada
Thermometer Found With Chicken Gizzard Fragments
A fragmented report notes a thermometer found near chicken gizzards with unclear accompanying text. The readable portion mentions objects and location hints but lacks full context or dates.
Amendment to Stock Law Invalidated by Arkansas Judge
Pulaski Circuit Judge Guy Amsler ruled two laws from the 181st Arkansas General Assembly invalid. Act 120 limited Initiated Act No 1 to paved highways and limits within corporate cities, while Act 181 required extra signaling on most commercial vehicles. Both likely go to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Pulaski
Guy Ametler
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Amsler
Jimmy Jacks
Jacks
Pulaski County
Amster
North Little Rock
Suntic
Burns Granted New Trial and Three Sentenced in Texarkana Court
Federal Judge Harry J. Lemley ordered a new trial for Glen Nolen Burns of Hope Arkansas after a liquor violation conviction. Three defendants received sentences after jury panel was released, including John R. Jones of Long Beach California for transporting a stolen car across the state line and Lovie Bell and Clock Washington, both Negro, for liquor law violations with probation and prison terms. The government won all seven criminal and one civil trials this term.
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Texarkana
Harry J. Lemley
Glen Nolen
Burns Hope
Ark
John R Jones
Long Beach Calif
Jones
FBI
Arizona
Dallas
Texas
Hope
Senin Subette
Kan
Texarkenark
Lovie Bell
Negro
Clodk Washington
Hempstead
Charles Beasley
Soldier given two year sentences for fraud in Arkansas
Texarkana Arkansas reports C L Stephens was sentenced to two years in prison after a federal jury convicted him of misrepresenting facts to obtain a production credit loan. The soldier, identified as Luda Harry J. lemigg, received two years on each of three counts with sentences to run concurrently.
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Texarkady
Blevins
Ark
Arkansas
Stele
Luda
Harry J. Lemigg
Dewars Sharp
High School Band Plans 6 P.M. Concert Sunday
The high school summer band under Thomas Cannon will give an informal concert at 6 p.m. Sunday on the school grounds. More than 50 members feature graduates and upcoming freshmen from junior high. The public is invited to attend during the six week summer session.
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Thomas Cannon
Juniior High School
GOPs Seek to Cut Federal Personnel
Washington's senators debate a ten percent cut in non-defense federal staff as part of a $2.5 billion Labor and Federal Security Agency appropriation. Ferguson R Mich pushes a ten percent floor amendment, while a 5 percent cut previously passed the committee. A broader 20 percent vacancy filling ban is under house consideration. The panel also revisits chauffeurs for officials with government cars.
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Senate
Ferguson R-Mich
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Acton Ondt
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cordon
R-Ore
Ferguson
House
Appropriations Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Pharmacist W. J. Cox Dies in Memphis at 52
Willian Joel Cox, 52, a Hope resident and former Ward's Drug Store pharmacist, died in Memphis where he had worked. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Saturday with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs. W. A. Cox of Memphis, a wife, five brothers Lloyd, Bernice, Alber, Walter, J. B. Cox, and sister Miss Juanita Coogol.
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Willian
Joel Cox
Hope
Memphis
Ward
Rose Hill Cemetery
W. A. Cox
Pac
U. S. Army
Lloyd
Bernice Cox
Alber
Malvern
Walter
Willow
J. B. Cox
Ishimingo
Okla
Juanita
Coogol
Calf Missing From Washington Pasture Sparks Police Probe
Police search for a six month old black Aberdeen Angus heifer calf stolen from Joe Armour’s pasture near Washington. State police investigate suspected theft of cattle in Hempstead area, with several head stolen earlier this year.
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Joe Armour
Washington
Black Aberdeen Angup
Hempstead
Local Federal QC Hearing Sees Officers Muster Detachment
A terse report notes a federal QC hearing where officers assemble for a security review. Names and specifics are limited due to readable text gaps, but the event references federal involvement and police coordination. Further details remain unclear from the fragmentary source.
Scapegoating Teens: A Mirror of Shifting Blame
A 20th century view rails at teenagers as the fault line of society noting youth defiance, recreational drugs, and rebellion. The writer contrasts past generation scapegraces with modern teens and laments parental influence and cultural decay.
Rural Telephone Improvement Efforts Rise in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County meeting reports strong interest in expanding rural telephone service. A cooperative effort with Ouachita Telephone Co aims to provide dependable area wide service at low cost, with community workers designated to coordinate outreach and improvements.
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Hempstead Colinly
Ouachita Telephone Co
Arkadelphic Instanceday
Corm
Wagherea
Ite
Interewbelh
Hope and Prescott Guards to Take Overnight Trip
Captain Tobe A. Rust of Company A Third Infantry leads the Hope and Prescott Guards on an overnight training trip. The units will depart for field conditions to rehearse march and drill, with a final inspection planned before a possible march back.
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Hope
Prescott
Tobe A. Rust
M 3Rd Infantry
Araanand
Roth
Traning
Mildiia
Onley
Ney
Gemi
Frescutt Cine
Rabal
Crime Probers Shocked by Testimony in Baltimore Case
Investigators reported shock after testimony in a Maryland narcotics probe involving the Baltimore area. Witnesses described widespread drug activity linked to a reformatory and nearby facilities. Officials named O’Conor and others in a probe focused on corruption, violence, and illegal exchanges among inmates and staff.
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Baltimore
Jung
Honte - Trina
Sly
Inaeaig
Maryland Reformatory
Ania
Miltee
Galdha
O'Conor
Mayland
Hoya
Almowhura
Ronson
Tory
O'Conor' Gal
Jonesboro Hearing Faces Bridge Route Dispute
Fragmentary court notes indicate a Jonesboro hearing on a roadway bridge route dispute near Suno. The record mentions a supervisor or inspector and a doorway to a visumant, with unclear details about actions taken or deadlines.
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Jonesboro
Suno
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