City Directors Election Meeting Announced
A mass public meeting is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Junior High school auditorium to discuss the coming election of the new board of city directors. Arkansas law fixes a July 5 midnight petition deadline with 50 signatures required from Hope residents per petition for candidates. The election will be held August 14 and newly elected directors assume duties the Monday after certification.
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Witnesses Stand on High Court Decision
Two witnesses challenged the Senate Internal Security subcommittee’s right to question them in a probe of communism in labor unions. Howard Trautman and Salvatore Testa of New York refused to testify, citing Supreme Court rulings. President Eisenhower urged respect for court decisions while debate over legislative remedies continued.
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Oxygen Starved Brain Leaves Henderson Student In Coma
Physicians diagnosed a rare illness causing oxygen deprivation to a brain region in 18 year old Karen Teeter from Henderson State Teachers College. After two weeks in a coma she began recovering and was expected to be discharged from St. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock. The event began May 31 at her home after returning from Henderson for summer vacation.
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Teeter
Henderson State Teachers College
H Bomb With No Fallout Is Possibility
President Eisenhower said scientists believe a clean hydrogen bomb could be produced after four or five more years of tests. He noted tests must continue to gain knowledge, but emphasized hope for a suspension agreement with Russia and reiterated the goal of avoiding a total halt. Continued on Page Three.
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Olin Lewis Named Commander Of Local American Legion
The last regular meeting nominated Olin Lewis as commander with Rufus Martindale and Clyde Coffee as vice commanders. Royce Weisenberger adjutant and Raymond Jones finance officer were named along with service officer Harry Hawshorne and chaplain Tom Wardlow. Delegates to the State Convention in July include T. S. Cornelius Jimmy Cack Raymond Jonas and A. B. Mack.
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Olin Lewis
Rufus Martindale
Clyde Coffee
Royce , Weisenberger
Raymond Jones
Harry ‘Hawshorne
John Wilson
Tom Wardlow
T. S. Cornelius
Jimmy Cack
Raymond Jonas
A. B. ‘Mack
Five Miners Trapped After Big Cave-In Near Steubenville
Five miners were trapped when a wall of the hillside mine collapsed about 14 miles southwest of Steubenville Ohio. Rescuers drifted toward the mine with an auger as three escapees watched flames burn on caps. Trapped are Fred Suhol Harrisonville, Hunik Horvath Tiltonsville, Kenny Hamilton Adena, Joseph Suwinski, and Martin. Escapees Floyd Pentihardt Cadiz foreman Charles Heston Hopedale and Don Davis Cadiz reported the event.
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Hillside
Fred Suhol
Harrisonville
Huink Horvath
Tiltonsville
Kenny Hamilton
Adena
Joseph Suwinski
Martin
Floyd Pentihardt
Cadiz
Charles Herston
Hopedale
Don Davis
Swim Class Planning Meeting at 4 30 Friday
Adults interested in swimming lessons should meet with Miss Kay Kent at the swimming pool Friday June 28 at 4 30 p.m. The session will be held in the late afternoon with a definite date set at this first meeting.
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Hervey Holt Chosen President of Hamm Tire Co
Hervey Holt was elected president of Hamm Tire and Appliance Co at the annual meeting Tuesday succeeding Jole B. Hamm. Bob White was named secretary treasurer.
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Hamm Tire & Appliance Co
Jole B. RB. Hamm
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Quit Law to Run a Summer Resort
Hal Boyle recounts Chester, once a lawyer, who left law to operate a summer resort at Rune Rock nine years ago. He says the move happened rather than planned, and he now enjoys working with guests and celebrities, finding the life more rewarding than his former career. The piece notes the lure of the resort life and the mercy of unpredictable outcomes.
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Xeal
Walter
Reds Protest Allies Okay Korean Arms
During a Panmunjom armistice session two sides clashed over arms control and alleged jet fighter incursions. North Korea accused the UN of wrecking the armistice while Allies warned of a continued arms buildup with jet aircraft and tanks, as officials asserted only peaceful construction in the North.
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Tass
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Nigeling
VEW Meeting Time Note at Mut Dient
A brief meeting notice sets VEW gathering for 7 30 at Mut Dient. Members are urged to attend, with details indicating a scheduled discussion and agenda.
Hurricane Audrey Threatens Louisiana With Watch Warnings
Distorted reports describe Hurricane Audrey approaching Louisiana with heavy winds near 70 miles per hour. The storm center was about 400 miles southwest of New Orleans, with tides rising up to eight feet along the coast and warnings posted from Houston to Pensacola. Navy hurricane hunter planes are tracking Audrey as forecasters compare its path to the September 1956 storm.
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Fla
Mexcan
Southwestern Gas and Electric Probe to Begin
The Public Service Commission ordered a preliminary survey to decide whether to launch a full scale investigation of Southwestern Gas Electric Co. PSC chairman Lewis M. Robinson announced the study, employing Douglas Walker Co. for 5500 dollars. The inquiry could flag adverse accounting practices affecting customers in Arkansas cities including Texarkana, Fort Smith, Fayetteville and Rogers.
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Forth Smith
Robinson
Southwestern
Come Gangs
Stuart Funeral Held At Oakcrest for Mrs Hall Stuart
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Hall Stuart wife of Mack Stuart of Hope Route One were held at Oakcrest Chapel at 4 p m with Dy L y Lawrenes pastor officiating Burial followed at Memory Gardens Born August 71 1902 in Vine Springs Arkansas she had lived in Hope 43 years married June 16 1929 member of First Presbyterian church PEO club and Cosmopolitan Club Survived by husband two brothers three sisters and several in laws Honorary pallbearers from First Presbyterian Church and family friends were named The notice notes an earlier misprint about an activist home and clarifies the obituary details.
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Mack Stuart
Hope
Oakcrest Chapel
Dy L.y Lawrenes
First Presbyterian Church
Memory Gardens
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Vine Springs
Arky
PEO Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Hugh B. Hall
Eugene Hall
Mena
Mes
Louis Bandy
PeQueen
Persy Moses
Edna Earl Hall
San Antonio
Jack Jane
Ray Wiley
Nashville
Henry Haynes
Franklin Horton
Devin McBenze
Harry Shi- Vor
Jai
Apeangemants
Major Church Merger Receives Ike's Greeting
A historic consolidation unites Congregational Christian Church and Evangelical Reformed Church into The United Church of Christ. About 1.8 million members in 311 congregations nationwide become one denomination amid ceremonies in Clovetineal with 8,000 attendees and a prayerful call for unity and mutual understanding.
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Eisenhower
H.R. Churety
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Yhowas
Douglas Horton
Harvard Divinity School
Clovetineal
Pathers
Pather
Demand High for Women Workers
The Arkansas Employment Service reports rising demand from employers for qualified women aged 20 to 25. Women seeking full or part time work should contact the Employment Office at 20 East Second Street in Hope.
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Me and My Dog Scholar's Stand
A cryptic fragment discusses a scholar’s stand involving a seeing eye dog and loyalty. It mentions the University of Kaontlan and a figure named Alanis Wilmaid, with hints of a planned departure or separation from the dog.
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Retired Montgomerys Return to Hope City Life
The Rev and Mrs Montgomery of Hope retire after 30 years in the Methodist church. He served as mayor from 1905 and taught the Montgomery Bible Class at First Methodist. Mrs Montgomery, former Janie Harvey of Hope, is moving with their son James of Carvrady California to settle at 60 Hervey Street.
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Nickerson's Court Martial Ends In Lenient Ruling
In Huntsville Alabama the Nickerson Jr case winds down as Secretary Wilson's order shapes the outcome. The one man clash over ballistic missiles ends with a reduced, routine sentencing and a perception of a negotiated resolution.
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Secretary of Defense
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Mrs Parks Fisher Succumbs in Ohio
Mrs Parks M Fisher died Tuesday morning at 2 30 am at her home in Newcomerstown Ohio She is survived by her husband Parks M Fisher one son Donald Parks Fisher of Wyoming one daughter Miss Mary Marshall Fisher one brother Ed Chambless of Hope and her mother Mrs Provence Chambless of Newcomerstown Ohio Funeral services will be held Saturday at 230 pm at the First Methodist Church of Hope with Rev Virgil Keeley officiating Herndon Cornelius in charge of arrangements
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Parks M. Fisher
Josephine Chimbless
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Parks M, Fishey
Donald Parks Fisher
Wyoming
Mary ‘Marshall Fischer
Ed Chambless
Hope
Provence Chambless
Newcomer' Stown
First Methodist Church of Hope
Virgil Keeley
Herndon
Cornelius
All Around Town Ledger Reports Savings Bond Sales Across Counties
Hempstead residents bought 392 497 dollars in May per Syd McMath chairing. Howard County and Nevada County show months totals toward quotas including Lafayette County at 89 489 toward 114 000. Navy News notes USS Antietam’s sea carrier operations off Florida Keys with Commander present. George Kell leads All-Star third base voting, now with the Orioles.
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District Judge Cites Him on All 31 Counts
Judge Sirica found Frank W. Brewster, world head of the Teamsters in Utah, guilty on 31 counts of contempt and perjury related to his testimony before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Brewster waived a jury trial, remains free on bond, and faces up to nine years in prison and a $1,000 fine. The decision sent Brewster to probation office for a pre sentence report while noting Congress can inquire into union finances and related government filings.
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Disarmament Talks Show Split Over Troop Cuts
In U N disarmament discussions today the United States and Russia clashed over troop reductions. Harold Stassen urged a plan to reduce U S and Soviet forces to 1,700,000 each, while Yale Zern resisted linking test suspensions with disarmament concessions. He warned Western demands risk misreading world opinion. Continued on Page Three.
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Arkansas Weather: Cloudy Skies Through Thursday
Parity clouds persist across Arkansas with isolated thundershowers in places. No significant temporal changes expected. Tonight’s temperatures around the 80s, with Thursday forecast in the 80s as well.
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