Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by Editor Washburn
The luncheon and deadline pressure limit coverage of C Hamilton and Hum’s story. Moses praised Arkansas and Mississippi industry growth, citing AP&L sales rising from 8 to 42 million 140 to 1954, and urged local initiative and home rule for urban bonds to foster industrial boom nationwide.
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Alex. H. Washburn
C. Hamilton
Moses Bere
Hum
Moses
Charlie Evans
London
Yes Grday
Arkansas
Msn
Star
Little Rock
State Highway Director to Speak Here
Arkansas State Highway Director Herbert Eldridge will address a luncheon at Hotel Barlow on Tuesday June 30. The Chamber of Commerce Kiwanians Lions and Rotarians sponsor the event and invite the public. Tickets cost 1 and may be bought at the Chamber office. The Highway Committee will lead a tour of roads with Gleniallece of Nashville and other commission members.
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Arkansas State Highway
Herbert Eldridge
Frank McLarty
Highway Committee
Eldridge
Willie Lawson
Highway Commission
Little Rock
Wallace
Mr. Eldridge
Nashville
Chamber At Commerce Office
Arkansas Governor Considers Big Brother Plan
Governor Cherry announced a possible Big Brother style plan to help wayward youths in Arkansas. He argued against selling the Confederate Home for only 2700 and defended highway rights-of-way policies, stating poorer counties were not being penalized.
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Little Rock
Cherry
Arkansas
Highway Commission
Farmers to Meet Discuss City Offer
A meeting of farmers served by the Hippe Municipal Electrical Plant is called for Monday night, June 29, at 8 o'clock in the Hempstead County courtroom. They will consider the rural rate adjustment offer made for rural users of electrical service through the Hope plant. All farmers urged to attend by Mr. Purtle, chairman of the group.
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Hippe
Ned Puic
PMA Group Plans Elections For County Committees
PMA Group to Elect Committee plans annual Production and Marketing Administration elections to choose county and community committeemen for next year. H. G. Gilbert, Hempstead County PMA chairman, notes September 1 start for new officers. Community and county delegates will be chosen by mail ballot by August 1 and June 30 reports on community boundaries are due.
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Faroer
H. G. Gilbert
Hempstead County
PMA
Glibert
No Relief in Sight for Dixie
The warm spell continues across the South with readings near or above 100 degrees in states like Louisiana Texas New Mexico Arizona Utah Nevada and California. Cooler conditions prevail in parts of the Midwest with Pellston Michigan at 37 and Sault Ste. Marie at 41 above. The heat is expected to spread to most of the north-central region by tomorrow. A second note explains why a new moon is invisible, stating the moon is between the Earth and the Sun during new moon, showing only its dark face.
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Pellston
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Texas appeals for heat relief amid severe drought
Texas governors and officials urged President Eisenhower for emergency federal aid as Texans endure one of the worst early heat waves in history and a four year drought. Temperatures topped 100 degrees across the state with 110 degree readings on 11 days and Rio Grande runs dry for about 300 miles.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Eisenhower
Allan Shivers
Texas
Rio Grande
International River
Laredo
Gulf of Mexico
Airmen Beat Back MIG Attacks Near Iron Triangle
U S and South Korean troops repelled a large Chinese assault in Central Korea as jets claimed six Red MIGs. In Boomerang Ridge fighting, the 3rd Division and allied units killed and wounded over 700 Reds in a night battle. Frontlines saw limited activity elsewhere with fog easing bomber operations.
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Seoul
U.S
Korea
Eighth Army
Central Korea
Iron Triangle
U. S
Boomerang Ridge
s./N
Neaarby
Jane Russell Hill
Triangle Hi al
AUS. Army
Kumbwva
Boomerang
Third Division
Power's Baptists to Hear Storey at Church
The Rev. J. W. Storey will preach at Power's Baptist Church Sunday June 28 at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. Minor note on automotive lubrication contrasts lighter oil with heavy oil and warns about crankcase supply as aeration risk.
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Power
Baptists
Storey
J. W. Storey
Power's Baptist Church
New Barrier Blocks Profits Tax Extension Effort
Washington report says congressional leaders will use all means to press for a vote on extending the excess profits tax. House Speaker Martin Du Mass indicates a plan to convene a 5 member petition to trigger a committee meeting after Chairman Reed of the Ways and Means Committee blocks a vote. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Ls sOationer
House
Martin Du-Mass
Eisenhower
Reed Crny
Ways and Means
Reece
GOP
Martin
Shover Springs Club Elects New Officers
The Shover Springs 4-H club elected Earl Englund as president and Mrs. Charlie Beck as voluntary local leader. Other leaders include Butch Beck as vice president Jeanette Fincher as secretary treasurer Emogene Fuller as reporter William Walkien as song leader and Mary Ann Rogers as recreational leader. The group meets twice monthly at the Community Building with the next meeting slated for Tuesday July 14 at 8 o clock.
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Dua Earl Englund
Shover Springs
Emogene Fuller
William Walkien
Mary Ann Rogers
Beck
Joe Ingland
Charlie Beck
Clyde Williams
George Walden
Arl Fincher
Travis Tagland
Three Trucks Collide in Accident Here
Three trucks were involved in a crash at Third and Walker Streets yesterday. TW B Simpson of Hope slowed to turn left, D Starner of Big City stopped, and Strickland Transport driven by T R Ballard of Dallas struck Starner’s vehicle from behind. Simpson’s truck incurred minor damage while Starner’s and Ballard’s trucks sustained considerable damage.
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Third
Walker Streets
TW. B. Simpson
Hope
D. Starner
Biff City
Strickland
T. R. Ballard
Dallas
Rhee Says Talks May Open New Channels on Korea Truce
President Rhee said in NBC interview that new channels via a Washington emissary could make a truce more acceptable and honorable to him, while lawmakers were briefed but given few details. The White House cancelled a weekly news conference amid delicate negotiations as U S policy makers hope to influence Rhee toward a ceasefire.
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Seoul
Synaman Rhee
Washington
NBC
Rhee
Eaviler m Wan
John M. Hightower
Wasilington
Congress
Imum
Sen
Knowland
Senate
Fie
Cnn For
United States
United Nations Command
Syngmag Rhee
South Korea
Istqyenhower
Koren
Robertson
Meakage
Dulles
U.S
Withdraw Lyon Name as Boss of Mines Nomination
Washington reports Secretary McKay urged President Eisenhower to withdraw Lyon from consideration for the Bureau of Mines. Lyon had asked for withdrawal, while Sen. Watling and Sen. Jackson criticized him amid disclosures of a $3,000 annual pension from Aspeconda Copper. Lewis condemned Lyon as a political hack during Senate Interior Committee hearings.
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Lyon
Wassuncton
McKay
Eisenhower
Bireau
McKay Issu
Sen
Watling
White House
Watkins
Cenelacer
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Roland Evans JR
Washington
Jala L. Lewis
Pam Lyon
Bureau of Mines
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate Interior Committee
Aspconda Copper Company
Dean
Jackson
Tulay
Jayon
Salt Lake City
Couch Fire Damages Home on Bird Street
A couch and small floor area were damaged by a fire at the home of Fred Russell Jr on Bird Street around 10 p.m. Firemen say the blaze was limited to the couch and a small floor hole, believed caused by a cigarette.
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Fred Russell, Jr
Bird Street
Roundup Club Meets Thursday at the Coliseum
A regular Roundup Club meeting is set for 7 p.m. Thursday in the Coliseum. A trail ride is planned and members must bring horses. Refreshments will be served for Asad.
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Coliseum
Forest fires spark alarm on Spring Hill road and local baseball shifts
A wildfire warning sparked searches for Forestry Division help as a growing blaze along Spring Hill road alarmed property owners. Meanwhile Nashville Cubs add new players for a game against the Legionnaires, and Rotary suffers a defeat in Big Little League play. Local notes include crop and farm reports, a Nadar school graduate from Fort Bliss, and hiring at City Lumber Company on North Mary Street.
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Spring Hill
Forestry Division
Cubs
Nashville
Legionnaires
Mope
Bill Ashcraft
Malvern
Gene Leonard
Arkadelphia Hurler
Henderson
Otfis Turner
Ouachita
Olen ‘Skeeter
Bride Bes
Hollywood
Whit Stevenson
Cub
Rotary
Air Force Cancels Kaiser Contracts
The Air Force canceled all contracts with Kaiser for transport plane parts and gave them permission to finish laying out final assembly at Willow Run Michigan. The move followed a Senate Armed Services subcommittee critique that Kaiser cost more than Fairchild in Hagerstown Maryland. The text notes Kaiser produced the Flying Boxcar and had become a secondary producer.
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Washington
Air Force
Kaiser Company
Willow Run
Mich
Kaiser
Senate
Senate Armed Services
Bridgers
Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircroft Company
Malichite
Wilson
Prescott
Crawford County
Five Inmates Escape From State Hospital
Five inmates escaped from the State Hospital early today by overpowering three attendants at 4 a.m. They demanded building keys and locked staff in a room. Names identified include Carter, Hughes, Byrd, Cratey, Costin, and Wynth. None believed dangerous.
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Lipile Rock
Thhe State Hospital
Julius Gray
Dave Culise
Aric Jackson
Bodoe
German Purge Threatened by Russians
IN LITTLE ROCK bids for fencing the grounds of the governor's mansion will be revived by the state purchasing agent since June 16. The fencing, partly iron and brick, was funded by the 1949 General Assembly and is to be undertaken as part of grounds improvements urged by Mrs. Eld Math, wife of former Gov. McMath. In MEMPHIS TENN a funeral service is set for Roger Fakes with burial in McCrory. In CONWAY workers vote to join CIO United Shoe Workers, with 22 for and 33 against. 66 employed, 14 on vacation. In FORT SMITH the Western District Attorney Wilson resigns. successor to be named in a few days. In NEW YORK an Eastern Airlines plane diverted to Idlewild after a galley fire. all safe, landing expected about 2 pm. In ST LOUIS the NAACP plans civil rights actions against segregated railcars and station facilities. In WASHINGTON President Eisenhower nominates Lewin Straus as new AEC chairman and Charles W. Atkinson as U S attorney for Western Arkansas. In LITTLE ROCK Dutch ONeal Motors bids low on 48 new cars.
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Little Rock
Ors
Arkansas
Eld MeMath
McMath
Conway
International Shag Company
United Shoe Workers of Amperied
CIO
John Jh. Chen
National Labor Relations Board
Yeaters
Wiieho
Fort Smith
BR. S
Wilson
Western Distrdat
Ggon
Anfials
Charles W. Atkinson
Wayoltaville
Berlin U D Threats and East German purge
Frightened officials report a purge in East Germany with executions and accusations of uprisings. Communist leaders pledge to fix errors within days while top officials face possible resignation under pressure. Confusion and competing directives mark the crisis as Soviat control tightens.
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Berlin
East Germany
Miolg
Othey
de Grotewohl
Garr
Soviat
Suprame
Powdbad
S. S. Moses Hempste Native Dies in Hope County
Utelong resident S S Moses native of Hempste died Wednesday after hospital care. He moved to Hope in 1900 where he helped establish a Baptist Church. Survived by six children and numerous grandchildren, funeral arrangements pending.
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Utelong
Pra County
Cal Hospital
Moses
Hop
Baptist
Marion Monroe
Ther Cainer
Hope
Janks
Shreveport
la T. Caldwelle
Marghal
Chad L
Archie
Corcinth
Mra
Mra; Clrtly Burnside Sof; BY Dot Two, Song, Fonzie: Hope and Hurley Moses Th
Q.brotherly
Washington
Grout
Poland Captain Honored for Refuge Aid in London Vermont
A garbled excerpt mentions a captain described as Polish who aided a refugee in London Vermont. The fragment references political tension, a grant or recognition, and activity by Red forces, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear details.
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London
Polis
Eisler
Uber
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L.gue
Parks and Recreation Commission
James Gilbert
VFW
Algo
Bruce Duke
Rotary Crew
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Hope Star
Citizens Bank
Dixie
Shover Springs Club
By Robert B. Tuckman
By the Star
Herbert Cox
Fulton
H and J
Nolte
Mr. Cox
Rosston
James B. Cearley
J. B. Cearley
Nadar
Fort Bliss
Fexus
John S. Greene
Hempstead
Motor Company
City Lumber Company
North Mary Street
Joe B. Hutson
Jo! Tabor
State Hospital
Memunis
Roger WL
Ariansas
Msso Standard Oil Company
Eso
Ark
McCrory
Avis
Wervices
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Barat
Spanda Fakes
New York
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Alrline
Idlewild
ST. Louis
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lewin Eb
Straus
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Strausa
James C. Magerty
Straugh
Gordon Dean
Hayetteville
U. & Attorney
Atkinson
Fayetteville
Arkansas Republican, State Committee
Jr. Wilson
Little
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Dutch O'Neal Motors, Inc
Thompson’ Motor
Tree
Waa
Commie
S. S. Moses
Hempsté
Aptain
Poland
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