Hope PTA to Take Annual After School Trip to Narrows Dam
The Hope High PTA announces its annual after school outing for students and parents. The trip this year will be to Narrows Dam, offering a full day of enjoyment. Reservations contact Mrs. Alva Wyatt or Mrs. Fitnile Mick s or Mrs. Robert Johnson. The event cost is $1.00 round trip. Also noted are wedding notices for Dorothy Levarn and Ther Dennis, and Doris Severn and Del Weston, with details on ages, schools, addresses, and military service.
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Robert Johnson
Dorothy Levarn
Ther- Dennis
Ennis
and . P. Dennis
Er High School
Wichita
Kansas
Doris Severn
Pie
Delon
Weston
Esion
Vin. Weston
Verger High
6Th Armored Division
Fort Lewis
Washington
Constitutional Amendment No 43 Proposed in Arkansas
The notice outlines a proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution to authorize a State and local school districts to levy a one dollar per pupil tax for maintenance and equipment and to retire district debt. It describes amendment passage, effect, and repeal of conflicting provisions, with an immediate effect upon adoption but no change to millage until the next regular school election. Secretary of State certification and dates appear, with archival dates from 1956.
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Senate
Arkansas
Nya
Pss
Millade
State of Art
C.g. Hall
Lily Arnette and Frank's tense Cash town reunion
In Cash town Frank A confronts Swenson at the Alhambra as Lily Arnette sings on stage. Past ties surface with talk of the ranch, shops, and old friends like Doc La Tour while town memory and looming danger shape his return and decisions.
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dan-Cash
Juan
Dad
Texas
Smith
Bate
Republic
Hyman
Swenson
Alex
Jean
Gignt
Chantry
Frank
Cashtrown
Cashtown
Alhabra
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Lily Arisatte
Wily
Talon Hefern
Jack Banfort
Lily
Dean Cash
Doc la Tour
Palermo
Sicily
Claudio Petit
Juan Lopez
de Parisiene
Miss Petit
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Constitutional Amendment No 44 Proposed for Arkansas
The Arkansas House and Senate propose Amendment No 44 to the state constitution. It allows cities or municipal corporations to levy an additional property tax not exceeding five mills, with caps for general purposes and for retirement salaries and pensions of non uniformed city employees and their families. Approval, timing, and wage details to be set by law. Approved March 24, 1955. Ballot May 7 through October 0.
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House of Representatives
State of
Arkansas
Senate
Ball
Around The World of Inte Ends with Love Scandal
In Leamington England Patrol Leader David J Rooke, Mrs Dorothy Long a 40 year old wolf cub mother, describes a kiss and cuddle affair as making her world fragile. In Palermo a contest for Miss Uni and Miss Universe sparked a private staging by Guy Rinaldo after public show was forbidden. Nutting a British minister of state separates from his wife, signaling a diplomatic future. In Calcutta a Hindu widow dies after suttee rites. Other items note a 91 year old chateau blown up in Poitiers and Irish stallions hinted for Soviet buyers.
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David J. Rooke
Leamington
England
Dorothy Long
Seouf
London
Anthony Nutting
Anthony Eden
Nutting
United States
United Nations
Eden
John
David
Zara
Nuttings
Beltravia
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Kirsten Hjelkrem
Kristiansund
Lan Xuan
Guy Rinaldo
Palermo
Rinaldo
Mother Stands In Washington Meeting Absence
Rep Charles E Bennett of Florida could not attend a privately sponsored meeting in Washington due to congressional duties. He sent his mother in his stead to represent him at the event. The note indicates Bennett's ongoing workload affects his ability to participate in external meetings.
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Jeruselam Usraeli
Argentina
Gustavo Franceschi
Buenos Aires
Criteria
Israel
Mas
Washington
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Local Conference Hosts Federal State Aging Event
Mrs Roberta Bennett, 72, attends the Federal State Conference on the aging alongside her son. The fragment suggests a gathering focused on senior citizens and related advocacy at a regional level.
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Roberta Bennett
Federal State Conference On the
Election chaos as wrong key halts California precinct vote
In Los Angeles a precinct chief inspector wrestled a door off its hinges to start voting after discovering the key used was incorrect. The delay followed a late opening due to the mix up, delaying early balloting.
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Los Angeles
California
Kamaha Gatdehs
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