Hope and Pittsburgh Half-Holiday Impacts on Work Week
The piece discusses a midweek half-holiday affecting story staff and agricultural workers in Hope, with mines and mills adjusting hours and some cities limiting Saturday closures. It contrasts broader impacts on labor, wages, and weekend rest, noting rising concerns about industry schedules and worker conditions.
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Whitfield Lorrie Abe Installations Commemorated
Twenty years ago today Whitfield Lorrie Abe installed figures including Iva tid shiver A T Cor Troorduvsen tins Lroy Grecolee Mae Stuart nsel Weaver Wicrl a ye hes 278 members A Ainner of bins released re vine Bole gut reached them fr on BYinites The first of 19 pecial trains passed Miu here toe lay ey Tanie ta Ute Dewmocratie con oitinant Houston.
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Two Study Days Planned at Fruit and Truck Branch Station
The Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station plans two study days for June 25 and 26 with lectures by Cecil M. Bittie Dean Lippert and Elis from the University of Arkansas. Rex B. Johnson will lead tours focusing on pastures, crop development, and research innovations, with experts discussing sugar crops and watermelon and tomato production and forest management considerations.
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Cecil M. Bittie
Br. Lippert
Elis
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Aricultural Experiment Stations
Rex B. Johnson
My. Johnson
W. Kh
Perkins
Lie Rock
Arkansas
W. M. Watts
Bret
Hurticulture
University of Arnalsas
College of Agriculure
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Brut
Stuck Ipranen
Migs
Watts
Loura
Laber
Hoover Delivers Emotive Address at GOP Convention
Philadelphia June 23. The nation’s living ex president moved 15000 delegates with tears in his eyes as he spoke at the Republican convention. Hoover urged unity during a “Continuing Brave crisis,” delivering a 23 minute speech that drew repeated applause and warmed the hall with a rare personal moment.
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Joseph L. Myler
Philadelphia
Herbert Ivoever
Hoover
Llooiver
White House
Mr. Hoover
Graydon Griffin Ex Resident of Hope Dies in Little Rock
Graydon Griffin, ex-resident of Hope, died in Port Trois Veterans Hospital after heart disease struck him at night. A former Marine Corps combat veteran, he led American Legion District No. 5. He formerly lived at Hot Springs, where his father Rev TH H Griffin, now of Paragould, was a Methodist pastor. Griffin is survived by his widow, two children, and his parents.
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Veydon M. Griffin
Jonesboro
Port Trois Vetreans
Marine Corps
Apterican Legion District
Pubernatorigd
Sil McMuth
19 Injured in Virginia Plant Explosion
Winchester Virginia June 23 an explosion tore through a three story building in the business district injuring nineteen with no deaths reported rescue workers dig through rubble to check for more victims Hospital Administrator Homer E Alberti said one admitted with injuries four released after treatment two in critical condition Lawrence Owens and Christopher Spanas both of Winchester were in critical condition from burns most injuries were burns but fractures and cuts from flying glass were reported Red Cross units and medical staff were mobilized across town
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Winchester
Homer E.alberti
Alberti
Lawrence Owens
Christopher Span
Tetanus common in summer warns by county agents
Lorraine Blackwood and Oliver Adams, iCounty Extension Agents, warn tetanus rises in summer as people stay outdoors. Farmers and outdoor workers face risk from wounds contaminated with manure or soil. Vaccination with tetanus shots, often combined with diphtheria and whooping cough vaccines, is urged for children and adults to prevent the deadly disease.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Oliver Adams
iCounty
Hempstead County
Dewey Backers Lack Majority Says Stassen
Philadelphia June 23 Har ail E Stassen said Gov Thomas E Dewey lacks a majority of delegates at the Republican nominating convention after a strategy conference with Senator Robert A Taft Stassen and Taft discuss open convention plans and possible conferences while Dewey denies deals Senator Ed Martin withdraws Pennsylvania support for Dewey amid tensions and calls for other talks to influence the convention outcome
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Harail E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Sle
Robert A. Taft
Stassen
Taft
Yaling
Dewey
Walt
Slassen
Pennsylvania
Ed Martin
Tie
Martin
Joe Grondy
Pennnsylvania
Western Allies Void New Red Currency in Berlin
Western Allies declared a new Russian currency in Berlin void in the three Western sectors. A separate currency will be issued and banks and many businesses were ordered closed. A debt moratorium was imposed as the proclamation criticized Soviet currency reform as a violation of four power rules. The Berlin magistrate said occupation commanders issue orders only for their zones. The Westerns argued the move violates the tripartite status and banking management of the city. Soviet reaction was not immediately clear. The Western orders took effect immediately. the Russian changeover was to start tomorrow. It marked the first time Allied powers openly rejected a Soviet economic order in Berlin.
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USS
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Living Cost Hits a New Record
Washington reports consumer prices rose 6.7 percent between mid April and mid May, pushing living costs to new highs. The Labor Department notes retail prices up 72.9 percent from 1939, with food prices up 14 percent while house furnishings fell 0.6 percent from the prior month.
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Hope youth leader named Hempstead Young Democrats chair
Edward Lester of Hope is appointed Chairman of the Hempstead County Chapter of the Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas. A University of Arkansas Law School graduate, he has opened a Hope law office and is unopposed for county representative. The group pushes a membership drive with plans for a post July 10 vote effort and an upcoming speech by Dave Gairison.
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Edward Lester
Hope
Hempstead County
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Lester
University of Arkansas School of Law
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Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas
Polio Epidemic Spreads Through 40 Texas Counties
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports 427 poliomyelitis cases in Texas from January to June 12, spread across 40 counties, a sharp rise from the previous year’s figure of 63 cases. The outbreak highlights escalating infantile paralysis concerns statewide.
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Texas
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Oren Harris Club Formed in Ouachita
In Camden Arkansas on June 2s Dr J B Jameson was elected chairman of the Ouachita county Oren Harris club at a meeting in the Ouachita Hotel. Jameson previously chaired the Harris club two years ago with R W Launius as prior meeting chairman. Congressman Harris spoke of an active campaign. Roy Dalton of Arkadelphia was named campaign manager and attended the meeting. Launius also served as Harris campaign manager two years ago.
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Ouachita County
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Harris Club
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Bearden
Harris
Roy Dalton
Arkadelphia
Marvis
Launius
Hoover Receives Lifetime Ovation at GOP Convention
Philadelphia delegates erupt in a united, pulsating tribute to Herbert Hoover as he returns to the podium at the Republican national convention The 73 year old leader looks aged but remains a symbol of party loyalty and past triumphs as banners wave and the crowd chants glory glory hallelujah Hoover urges trusteeship over country’s fate and party unity in grave tone
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Philadelphia
Anya
Herbert Hoover
Kanss
Ney
Catcch Hoover
House
Joseph W. Startin, Jr
Huever
Figh Hall
Marge
Weehajee
Phi
Communists Meet at Wilanow Palace Near Warsaw
Warsaw June 23 Communists outline cold war strategy in a secret five mile outside Warsaw palace meeting attended by foreign ministers of Russia and seven Eastern European satellites. Molotov led delegates as Moscow radio likely to announce decisions on German unification and Berlin status. Security was tight with police and barred Western reporters.
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Russia
Soviet Union
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Rev J E Waddle Nevada Native Dies in Dallas
Rev J E Waddle 70 retired Nazarene minister and Nevada native died today at his Dallas home. Survived by seven sons Sid Thad Dallas Dave Scott George Calif Paul Kansas City Howard Boston a daughter Mrs Charles Osborne Dallas mother Mrs Annie Morris Emmet sisters Mrs J W Budge Emmet Mrs Cora Fielding Little Rock Mrs A W Fore Meadow Tex. Funeral services will be held in Dallas Texas Saturday.
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Nevada County
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Thad
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George
Calif
Paul
Kansas City
Howard
Boston
Charles Osborne
Annie Morris
Emmet
Ncee
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Cora Fielding
Lite Rock
A.W, Fore
Meadow
Tex
Rooney and Kaye Films Banned in Egypt
Egyptian authorities ban all films featuring Mickey Rooney and Bunny Kaye amid current circumstances. Official sources say the ban targets works showing the pair and cites contributions to a Zionist campaign.
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UPI
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Bunny Kaye
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Fight postponement at Yankee Stadium amid rain and wind
Bulletin reports the Louis-Jersey clash postponed to tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium due to rain and wind. Officials announced the two teams would weigh in and proceed after a brief delay, with a decision reached quickly as weather worsened.
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Vandenberg Nomination Backers Rally To Open Convention
The Philadelphia convention scene centers on Senator Vandenberg as backers press for his name at the Republican nominating convention. Taft and Stassen push to block Dewey and seek an open convention. Michigan and California governors join talks with DuIff Pennsylvania delegates plan caucus while Dewey still leads.
Seven Bodies Recovered in Oklahoma Flooding
Seven bodies recovered from swollen Deer Creek near Hydro in western Oklahoma. Six were from a car bearing California plates. the seventh found in mud near Highway 66. No identifications yet. Three more missing from a bus marooned on US Highway 81. About 4,000 cars stranded in a 70 mile area north of Oklahoma City. Emergency Red Cross quarters set up at Kingfisher city hall.
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Hydro
Oklahoma
State Highway Patrol
California
Highway 66
Oklahoma City
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Kingfisher
John
John Enix Kingfisher
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Dewey's Stock in Slight Gain at Convention Hall
Gov Alfred Driscoll of New Jersey backed Thomas E Dewey for the Republican presidential nomination at the Philadelphia convention. Taft and Slugsen aimed to form a stop-Dewey coalition seeking votes from Vandenberg supporters, while Driscoll’s move signaled shifting alignments as delegates ponder a second-ballot path.
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Thomas FE. Dewey
Alfred &. Driscell
New Jersey
Robert Taft
Harold £. Slugsen
Dewey
Baseis
Arthur A. Vandenberg
Wundenberg
Driscul
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Lson
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Lutt
Flo
Ohio
Taft
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Drisgoll
National Guard rumor stirs over naval reserve units
Rumors in Helena hint that local National Guard members face reassignment to naval reserve units. The policy would complicate peacetime draft law and keep service members away from home for periods, impacting duties and potential mobilizations.
Fulton Preaching at Pulton Methodist Church Sunday
The Rev W C Lewis, retired, and the visiting pastor Abe will lead preaching services at Fulton Methodist Church this Sunday. Residents are invited to attend as the pulpit is filled with guest clergy.
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Pulton
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W. C. Lewis
GOP Platform Unanimously Approved in Philadelphia Convention
In Philadelphia on June 23 the Republican convention unanimously adopted a 1048 platform favoring world peace cooperation, anti communism, civil rights legislation, anti lynching, anti taxes, and desegregation in the armed forces. Sen. Lodge presented the 2100 word document. Dewey Stassen and Taft praised the civil rights and public housing planks. The party aims to ride to the White House after 16 years, while President Truman weighs summoning Congress to a special session to push platform promises.
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Philadelphia
Hom
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Truman
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Massachusetts
Resolutions Comittee
White House
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Vanteohore
Thomas E. Dewey
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Blessing
Senaor Ta R-Qhby
Polis Ficias
Clow Cannery Opens Home Canning Initiative
The Clow Cannery launches food processing to aid home use. Ozan Training School schedules Tuesday and Thursday sessions for processing, with emergency processing available anytime. Capacity tops 175 No. 3 cans plus three pressure cookers. cannery near completion serves residents of the school area. Community Canning Center began June 22 under Ira W. Harris supervision.
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Ersale Harris
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