Eggs in Hope: farmers face glut and lack of market
In Hope Arkansas a farmer complains that large egg shipments from northern states flood local stores, leaving no market for local producers. The editor notes the need for a village market and receiving station to guarantee purchases, citing meat-packing models and Arkansas precedents as a template for solving city farming trade tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth
Arkansas
Mr. Lee
Hope
Lee
Armour & Co
America
DeQueen
Committees for Junior Play Are Announced Hope High
Hope High School announces committees for the Junior Class play We Shook the Family Tree directed by Clarice Brown. March 9 performances will be in the school auditorium with business, stage, publicity, advertising, property, make up committees and named chairs and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Clarice Brown
Syd MecMath
Jimmy Baker
Henry Lile
Gene Smiley
Monty Monts
Roth Bridgerg
Marilyn Shiver
Bill Camp
Martha Gentry
John Barr
Ann Pharris
Boyce Baker
Nelda Leatherman
Melba Turner
Donald Ed Bailey
Roberta Howard
Jimmy Bengon
Orville Bright
Barbara Bright
Charlene Rogers
Flesco Flask Pigeon Word Origins in Etymology
A brief note on how the term Flesco Flask Pigeon traces its meaning from a mask or bath to a figurative sense. The discussion cites the Epysjopedi as a source for the evolution of the term and its usage in historical text.
Allies Advance In Korea As Marines Seize Key Heights
American leathernecks captured two heights near Hoengsong and pressed a renewed drive on hills along a 40,000 strong Communist force in central Korea. Reds counterattacked at 3 p.m. near Hoengsong as Fifth Air Force reported 170 Reds killed or wounded and damage to vehicles buildings and gun positions. American troops landed on Sand Island in the Han River but withdrew after a five hour fight while doughboys and marines pressed on western and eastern ends of a 40 mile front.
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Tokyo
Hoengsong
Korea
Manchruian
Fifth Air Force
Seoul
Sand Island
Han River
Fot
Hengsong
Maurice Roach
Memphis
Marine Battalion
Auto Plunges Into Creek Near Emmet Indiana
A South Bend man James Wighan Towls escaped serious injury when his car left Highway 67 a mile east of Emmet and overturned into a creek about 2 am. Five dogs crossed the road las he swerved to miss them and the auto was wrecked by the time the morning light came. He rode a train home after reporting minor cuts and bruises to officer Guy Downing.
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South Bend
Indiana
Emmet
James Wighantowls
Vinhantonis
Guy Downing
Berserk Youth Wounds Three in Gun Spree
Hugh Berry, 18, opened fire in Palm Beach injuring his grandmother, father, and a patrolman before being captured near Jamaica Lane. Officials say he targeted his grandmother for supposed inheritance and fled toward the golf course after a police chase, with victims listed in critical and fair condition.
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Palm Beach
Run
Hugh Berry
Berry
Jamaica Lane
Hugh McClung
Good Samaritan Hospital
Thomas H. Berry
Knoxville
Tenn
Young Berry
Tyler Waits
Palm Beach Country Clid Golf Course
W. 5S
Bateman
Swami predicts future for 1951 in quirky drugstore booth
A reporter visits a swami vending machine in a corner drugstore to test predictions. Q asks if Stalin will be a monk and if Truman could be president alongside others. Answers claim multiple presidents and other bold outcomes, with the swami’s vague forecasts and a wary observer.
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Eccreagh
Hal Boy
Washington
Joe Stalin
United States
Swami
Awami
Wil Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Stans
Stalin
Hia
R. Pannaling
Official Vote on Livestock Law Amendment Recorded
The official record shows Representative Thurston Miulsey voting for the stock law amendment while Representatives James West and Senator F C Crow abstained from voting. The coverage notes the week of discussion on Hemp stead's livestock law and the AP record of the vote.
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Hempstead
Star
Associated Press
Thurston Miulsey
James West
F. C. Crow
Arkansas House Kills or Delays Several Money Bills
In Little Rock yesterday afternoon the Arkansas House rejected or deferred multiple appropriation bills. Two measures SB276 and SB278 failed to reach required majorities, one seeking capital repairs and the other $111,000 for biennial capitol operation. A welfare building appropriation of $750,000 also failed to clear a two-thirds vote, while 28,000 for maintenance of the old state house was defeated but later expunged and slated for reintroduction. Appropriations passed for the state tuberculosis sanatorium and the alcoholic beverage control board. HB360 was approved to modify total option dawa.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Capitol
State House
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
House
Farm Prices Out of Line with the Nation
Oliver L. Adams and Lorraine Blackwood report that farm commodity prices lag behind broader economic trends. They cite U S data showing farm operator income declined from 19 billion in 1947 to 43 billion in 1950 while corporate profits rose, and note low returns on corn and shirt prices to farmers.
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Oliver L. Adams
Lorraine Blackwood
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Girict
Senate Debates Narrow Tax Hike For Schools
The Arkansas senate discussed a proposed two to three percent sales tax increase with most new revenue earmarked for public schools while universities and colleges would receive smaller grants. Opponents argued the money could be found elsewhere. Other measures approved or introduced covered construction funding, hotel tax expansion, court review of racing commission rulings, and a licensing bill for optical dispensaries.
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Liltls
Resources and Development Commission
Arkansas Racing Commission
Senate
Arkansas
James D. Johnson
Crossett
West Memphis
Hugh Jones Dies, Local Auto Merchant Remembered
Hugh Jones aged 47, longtime Hope automotive supply dealer, died at his Texarkana home last night. He was a civic figure and member of local organizations. Survived by his wife Betty and his stepfather.
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el Jones
Ai Cn Street
Texarkana
Jones
Hope
Civic
Rape
Liani
Lustron Collapse Prompted by RFC Inquiry Hearing
Washington March 1 a public airing over Lustron failure centers on Carl Strandlund who claims RFC influence wrecked his company Strandlund alleged White House and bankers manipulated his control as the Senate Banking and Investigations panel reviewed the collapse of the Strandlund Listvon corporation The inquiry named Dan aid Carson E Morl Young and Walter L Dunham as top figures linked to the struggle over Lustron assets and repayment terms with Strandlund accusing Dynham of plotting to install new owners and force a one cent a share settlement while facing bankruptcy and foreclosure of Lustron’s Columbus Ohio operation.
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Washington
Atansate
Carl G. Strandlund
Senate
Reconstruction Anance Corporation
REC
Falgight
D-Ark
King
Strandford
Listvon Corporation
Bs AW
RFC
White House
Danaid Carson
E. Morl Youn
Young
Walter L. Dunhant
Strandlund
MIC
Columbus
Ohio
Lusteon
Dunham
Dynhon
Young, Rex Jacobs, & Hetroit
Thair Associates
Contol
Lustron
Overall Plan of Defense Is Rejected
Senator Wherry proposed forming two committees to craft a national defense plan before troop decisions. Senator Russell rejected the idea, saying it is not the joint committee’s function. The panels will review a Wherry resolution to bar immediate deployment to Europe, while Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged sending troops.
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Washington
Wherry
R-Neb
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Ruesell
Senate -Foreign Relations
Connally
Texas
Europe
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
United States
Alrings
Rugeou
Clay
Referendum Urged in French Crisis
Parla March 1 A group urged a national referendum to resolve France's political crisis as President Vincent Auriol sought conferences to name a successor to Premier Rene Pleven. Pleven's government faced a run of cabinet resignations and a vote on electoral reform. The assembly voted down the single ballot system 205 to 0, and Pleven realigned, risking dissolution of parliament under the current law.
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Parla
France
Vincent Auriol
Premlay
Rene Plover
Vincent de Mora Ginffarri
A. Constitutional Intendment Tv Paliagement
Tlitte
Cath Gian
Iddhida
Pleven
Plover
Lastic
Chancery Court Meets Monday with Judge Pilkinton
Chancery Court will convene Monday at the courthouse with Judge James H. Pilkinton presiding. The docket includes matters about the largest chestnut tree in the avenue area and related records, describing a 204 foot circumference, claimed at about 2000 years old, alongside the Encyclopedia Britannica reference.
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James H. Pilkinton
Sicily
Britann
Horace Heidt Talent Show Auditions Held at High School
Auditions for the Horace Heidt Show took place at the high school with 46 acts from the area viewed by James Hankin, talent scout, and an enthusiastic audience. More auditions follow as three acts are to be selected for the broadcast in Colium? veum.
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Horace Heidt
James Hankin
Thid
Rankin
Eirdiyn Ae Ih
Io” Vurudat
Truman Crisis Talks Amid Labor Walkout Tensions
President Truman engages in crisis talks as labor unrest rages and a threatened defiance from Wilson and others tests the administration. The situation centers on defense production and potential delays with Key West set for a later briefing as unions push for control measures.
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Washington
Truman
Charles
Wilson
Iabor
Tran Gram
Japor
Milon
Morrow
Vaddon
Fidence
Ran
Unitad
Jaboy
Rhade
Rey Trawefeom
Tg Tab Hanigaliona
Trunia
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