Cool Air Relents as Heat Wave Causes Deaths
A mass cools the eastern heat wave but claims include five deaths at Fort Bragg and in Massachusetts. West Coast brush fires rise while Plains floods cause $17 million in damage. Severe storms, lightning, and high winds kill several, with a warned pattern of continued danger.
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United Brass
Ancre
Fort Bragg
Far West
Los Angeles
Plains States
Minnesota
30Th
Hickory
North Carolina National Guard
Charlotte
WN. C
Otis Droney
Lynn Mass
United Press
Westboro
Mass
New England
Mercury
Philadelphia
Fitchbure
Whonkville
Pacific Coast
California
Bakersf Field
Calif
Farka
Parmington
N. M
Cvap
Pharmacists Endowment Fund Aims for Arkansas School
The Arkansas Pharmacists Association seeks a 109000 endowment for the University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy. President Le Ay Haines of Marianna announced plans during the group’s annual convention. Ay Walker of Fussellville was elected president, with Morgis Col Aer of Fayatteville as first vice president.
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Hot Springs
Arkanysas‘ Phavimicoution Association
Wil Spanse
Gampalen
University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy
SPA
le Ay Haines
Marianna
ReHaines
Judin
Assogiae
Ith
Ay Walker
Fussellville
Fussellville To Sheered Haines. As President. Morgis Col Aer
Faystieville
Geter' Ore
Astronomers Plan To Learn More About Mars
Astronomers from over a dozen nations completed the first step of a cooperative effort to solve Mars mysteries and voted to continue in 1958. The International Mars Committee enlarges its setup and plans a new program for observing the red planet when it nears Earth next year. Initial reports from last year hint Mars may have Earthlike weather with extreme temperatures and a polar cap with a three decker structure of surface material ice and a cloud layer.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Nalions
Mars
Red Planet
Earth
Globe
Slapher
Mays
Central Church Holding Revival Service Tonight
A revival meeting is in progress at the Central Church of Christ on Highway 2. The event, led by Harold Sharp, features evening services with prayer and preaching aimed at inspiring Hope and faith among attendees.
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Central
Church of Christ
Highway 2
Harold
Sharp’ Pein
Local Couple Involved in Highway 67 Accident
Mr and Mrs Clyde Monts were shaken up about 1030 am when their family auto collided with a large Alabama transport truck on Highway 67 near the State Police Station. Mrs Monts had lacerations and both vehicles were badly damaged. The pickup veered off into an embankment.
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Clyde Mantes
Travis Ward
Prescription Glasses Are Legal In Arkansas
In LITTLE ROCK the attorney general’s office ruled sale of prescription eye glasses constitutional. Roy Pinch, chief assistant attorney general, said the opinion finds no monopoly in the act. Senator Marvell Gathright questioned if a monopoly had been granted as several optical firms claimed the law would threaten their business. The measure caps eyeglass prices and bars advertising by firms.
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Little Rock
Ney General's
Roy Pinch
Altoys Ney General
Marvell Gathright
Ping Bryll
Leading Authority on Wolves’ Young i lother and Kinship
A fragmented New York article outlines a high earners’ profile tied to wolves, mentioning a leading authority who earned $96,000 last year and references to a Denver reception, a misfired romance, and a mix of unrelated names and numbers. The piece contains partial quotes and scattered details without a clear cohesive event.
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New York
Young
Aroth
Manhattan Wolves
Denver
Ncw
Ouier
South Senators Protest Civil Rights Shortcuts
Southern senators challenge a House passed civil rights bill maneuver to bypass the Senate committee. Knowland seeks to place the measure on the Senate calendar without referral, while Southern leaders insist bills go to committee. Debate risks a constitutional clash and potential procedural rulings by Vice President Nixon.
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Washington
Setder Knowland
Californis
Senate
Knowland
Lori
Russell
D-Gay
House
Russett
Nixon
Sepate
Sens
Baker's Chief Returns to Committee Inquiry
Washington reports on Jomen G Cross, former Bakery Workers Union head, facing further questioning by the Sehste Backets Committee over alleged misconduct in office. Loans, expense accounts, and ties to Mrs. Kay Lower figure in the probe, with Cross denying improper use of funds and personal dealings.
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Washington
Jomen G. Cross
Bakery Workers ‘Union
Sehste Backets
Tony
Crossure
Cabout
Zion Industries, Inc. Zion
Herbert
Martin Philipsborn
Ld [Baking and Candy Company
Cross
Joan
Chicago
Philipsborn
Harry N. Wyatt
Crass
Junion
Grass
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Lawsi
Lowes
Finh Amendmel
Kennedy
Forest Fire Hazard Films Available
W L Shaddix of the Southern States Forestfire Commission promotes free film programs on woodlands, fire danger, and conservation for Hempstead and surrounding counties. The program funds motion pictures, booklets, and posters for schools, aiming to reach districts unable to afford private film libraries.
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Medie
Hempstead
Little River
Howaver
W. L. Shaddix
Lilm Distribution Services
Southern States Forestfire Commission
Birmingham
Ala
Shaddix
Myr Shaddix
Star Office
Sevier County
Gongte
Fox Wp
Shade Diz
Lsts
Vacation Church School Picnic at Aas in Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary notice describes a Vacation Church School picnic for church members and families. Details unclear due to garbled text, but indicates church group gathering at a park with plans for a meal and activities.
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Aas
Presbyterian
Chueh Pad
Spas
Freezer Demonstration Draws HD Members in Columbus
Columbus Home Demonstration Club hosts a county meeting at Columbus School with Mrs. Lorraine B Wylie announcing committees and plans for the State Council gathering. Guests include Don Fullenwider and Perry Glenley from Arkansas Power and Light. prizes are presented for jewelry, lamp, and hose.
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Melon Doyle
Arkansis Power and Light
Columbus
Lorraine B Wylie
Glenon Huckabee
Jed
vCinvdin McCorkle
Hempstead County
Ernest Grasham
Hopawell Home
William Schooley
Victory Home
Papi
R. CG
Huckabee
Womba
John Keck
Ghalyman
Pauline Sunders
George Walden
Buster Gilbert
Floyd
Pharris
Mes
McWillams
Payetteville
Slatin
Hope
Wylig
Wyler
L. K. Boyce
Lehn Aulo
Home Supply
Claudia McCorkle
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Graham
Jiome Demonstration Council
Potduck
Nan
Columbus Home
Don Fullenwider
Arkansas Power and Light
Perry Glenley
Eight Motel Units Destroyed by Lake Village Fire
Lake Village reports a fire destroyed eight of twenty motel units on Lake Chicol near yesterday. Owner Idell Smith estimates losses about 40000, with most of the fire in the unoccupied high value units. Firefighters used lake water to prevent spread. no injuries reported.
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Lake Wllage
Lake Chicol
Idell Smith
Lee
Lake Village
Youths Convicted of Motel Slaying in Chicago Crime Case
In Chicago a group of young offenders was convicted for the motel slaying. Key figures include suspect Charles Sivraks and accomplices Robert Mastewstel, Davie Clerk, and Gerall Pelzer. Each faces long terms, with parole possible after one third of sentences. the case highlights juvenile involvement in violent robbery.
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Chicago
Parahimetts
Criminal Court
Charles Sivraks
Stiaurban
Alsip
Mitel
Danian
Miteniplod
Robert Mastewstel
Triggger
Davie Clerk
Gerall Pelzer
Ench
Utiese Young Sarttle
Aries
Beauty pageant opener features broken toe contestant
Amid a rough start to the Miss Arkansas Miss America pageant season, contestants paraded in swimming and evening gown segments. Miss Limbaugh, despite a broken toe from a bathtub mishap, modeled gowns. Ethel Grace Tongue and Barbar Poose tied for talent division first. About 26 entrants competed for judges and an appreciative audience, with finalists to be chosen for the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
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Maladanna
Poenhuntis
Barbar Poose
Marvell
Phillips County
Smadels
Lal Maighl
Atlantic City
Nid
Miss Limbaugh
Mss Teague
Miss Pope
Nerseup
Former Hope Resident Georgia Phillips Dies in Austin
Mrs. Georgia Phillips widow of J. M. Phillips died Wednesday June 10 at her daughter Mrs. Bessie Smiths home 4 Alo Grande Austin Texas. A Hope resident until moving to Austin she was a Methodist Church member in Hope burial will be in Austin Friday June 21 She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Bessie Smith Austin and Mrs. Hazel Johnson Shreveport La.
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Georgia Phillips
Latu
J. M
Imme) Phillips
Bessie Smith
Alo Grande
Austin
Texas
Hope
Methodist Church In
Hazel Johnson
Shreveport
All Around Town and Local Notes Mix of Oddities
A city alderman cites wading pool issues at Fairpark with nightly glow and morning chemical treatments. The report glosses violins, suitors, a 73 year old working on Violin No. 27, and a Ozark native long in Hempstead with four sons. Police investigated a break in at 602 S. Walnut and a reported theft of wheel and life from an appliance shop. Tommy Lively, 22, begins basic training at Lackland Air Force Base as a local note closes.
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Ozark Country
Hempstead
Eownty, Hie
Yance Ospar
Invat
S. Walnut
Roland’ Maren
Tommy L. Lively
D. B. Fively
Washington
Bt. 1
Lacksland
Air Forse
Base
al San An Fonio
Texas
U S Ready to Accent Plan to Suspend A Test
President Eisenhower signaled openness to suspending nuclear tests if verification mechanisms deter cheating. He stressed that any pause must accompany broader disarmament talks and verifiable safeguards. The White House denied policy change, noting only potential for discussion under strict inspection.
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U.S
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Minenpower
White House
Unite States
Surtare Walle
Fikxenhower
Poelicett
Eisenhower
Vissi
Bang's Disease Testing Extends to 1200 Hempstead Herds
More than 1200 cattle herds in Hempstead County, over 50 percent of the county herd, have been tested and vaccinated for Bang's Disease since May. The USDA Animal Disease Eradication Division reports progress toward a Modified Certified Free Area, aided by county cooperation and weather. Beginning next week, technicians will conduct house to house testing to cover all herds by mid July. County Agent Oliver L. Adams notes the Oaks Motel west of Hope is the trailer laboratory headquarters and provides contact numbers for missed herds.
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Hempstead
Animal Disease Eradication Division
USDA
H. R. Shay
Technians
Trailer Laboractory
Hope City
Umits
Oaks
Adanis
Arkansas Weather Station June Summary Report
Weather experiment station daily report ends at 7 am. Phys day shows high 86 and low 68. June total precipitation 2.68 inches. Yearly total rainfall 4477. Arkansas clear, warm continuing through day and night. Friday may see isolated afternoon or evening showers.
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Arkansas
Vieady
Afernoon
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