Forfeiture case in Hempstead County lands listed
The State of Arkansas files a chancery complaint seeking forfeiture of lands in Hempstead County for unpaid taxes. Redeemers may purchase title after notice, with a publication slated for September 5, 1954. The document lists numerous parcels with tax figures and locations in Fulton Addition and surrounding townships.
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Carransas
Uae
Woleatecey Court
Ape
Arkansas
SeaBee
Hempstead County
Src
Truman Says Too Bad It Happened
President Truman, who faced assassination by Puerto Rican extremists, says it is too bad such an incident could occur again, referencing the House of Representatives shooting and expressing sympathy.
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Kansas
Cty
Harry
Truman
House of Representatives
Tim
Patmos School District election set for March 20
The Patmos School District in Hempstead County will hold its annual school election on Saturday March 20 from 8 00 a m to 7 30 p m Electors vote a 27 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for Post No 1 for a term of five years Polling places remain as previously designated Gary Formby secretary of the school board February 16 23 March 3
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Patmos
Hempstead County
Guarnsey School District election notice in Hempstead County
The annual election by qualified electors of Guarnsey School District No. 20 will be held Saturday March 20 from 8:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Voters will approve a 36 mills school tax for debt service and operation and elect two board members Post No 1 for five years and Post No 2 for one year. Polling place remains as designated. Signed Harvey Powell February 28 March 2 1981
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Guarnsey
Hempstead County
Generet Ind
Yaqi
Harvey Powell
School Board
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court Case
In Hempstead Chancery Court J P Webb is plaintiff against J Lorena Davies and numerous defendants including Chaster Trotter Dorothy Trotter McFaddin Eva Trotter Lee Autry Trotter Bassie David Frotter Laureda Trotter Ola Gilmore Lille Hogks Wade Trotter and wives the unknown heirs of Wade Trotter William Trotter and their spouses Lizale White and Georgia Johnson deceased warning them to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint and amend the bill against J P Webb and others in the case
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Hempstead Chancery Court
J.P. Webb
Jlorena Davie
Chaster Trotter
Dorothy Trotter
McFaddin
Eva
Trotter
Lee
Autry Trotter
Bassie David Frotter
Wade Trotter
Wiliam Trotter
Mia
William Trotter
Lizale White
Georgia Johnson
J. P. A Webb
Caus
Saratoga School District 9 11 election set for March 20
The amplified electors of Saratoga School District No 9 and 11 in Howard and Hempstead counties will vote on March 20 from 8:00 a m to 6:40 p m. A 30 mill general fund school tax is proposed for operation and to elect two board members for five years each. Polling places remain as previously designated. Signed Mrs Mary S Goodman February 23 March 2 9.
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Saratoga
Howard and
Hempstead
Vost
Mary S. Goodman
School Board
Markets at National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle Lead Trade
Markets at National Stockyards show hogs fairly active with varying weights, barrows and gilts around 180 lb steady to 10 lower than yesterday. Cattle and calves open slow with prices about steady from yesterday's declines, mixed yearlings and cows mostly steady while vealers range 29.00 to 27.06. Sheep open steady with road and summer shorn lambs around 23.00, slaughter ewes unchanged at 4.00.
New York Stocks Drift After Steady Start
The stock market backed down today after a fairly steady start with declines scattered through the list. Losses reached about a point, while a few issues rose as much as a point. Motors gained slightly, rubbers and aircrafts did well, but overall the market was mixed to lower.
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New York
New York Cotton Edges Up Then Weighs On Profit Takers
New York cotton futures showed early strength and then eased under moderate selling. In morning trading new crop months rose as much as 31 a bale with demand partly from foreign sources and traders expecting Congress to extend high price supports. Late afternoon quotes stayed about 50 cents higher than the day’s low, with March around 34.85, May 34.37, and July 34.7.
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New York
Congress
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago March 2 live poultry steady to firm with receipts 841 coops F O B prices unchanged heavy hens 21 to 33 light hens 18 to 20 fryers and broilers 23 to 27 old roosters 14 to 18 ducklings 29 to 31 Butter irregular receipts 1963 877 wholesale buying prices unchanged to lower 93 scare AA 6a 92 AGL75 0B 625 29C 60 75 cars 90 B 63 AIC 15 Beggs top easy balance steady receipts 17 157 wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 lower U S large 42 to 42 4 U S mediums 40 5 U S standards 40 5 current receipts 40 5 checks and dirties 48 5.
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Chicago
O.B
U.S
Grains Edge Up and Down on Chicago Board
Grain prices fluctuated as soybeans surged to 346 for March contracts the highest since 1948 while new crop beans faced heavy selling. Wheat futures mostly hit seasonal highs but failed to hold, with all futures declining from yesterday's close. Cash prices show mixed levels across corn oats barley and field seeds with several ranges and nominal values listed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Attempted assassination at the Blaly House in 1950
A report recalls an alleged plot against the former president on November 1 1950 at Blaly House then temporary White House. Two Puerto Ricans tried to force entry. one was killed by White House police, the other wounded died after, while a guard also fell. A federal jury later sentenced the wounded suspect to death.
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Helo
Blaly House
White House
Blair Hlouse
Oscar
Saline
Truman Gommut
Puerto Rican Nationalists Attack House in D C Shooting
Federal and local authorities tighten security after a gun assault on the House of Representatives. Four attackers led by a brunette opened fire, injuring Rep. Alvin Bentley and three others. Suspects Lolita Lebron Rafael Cancel Miranda Andres Figueroa Cordero and Irving Flores Rodriguez are jailed on $100000 bonds. House and FBI monitor subversive plots. new admission cards issued. Senate limits gallery access.
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Harold H. Velde
R-Th
Joseph W. Martin Jr
House
FBI
Justice Department
New York
San Juan
Martin
House of Representatives
Robert Murgray
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Joseph R. Young
Sid
Columbia
Jai
Lolita Lebron
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores
Rodriguez
Truman
Major Tieup Confronts N Y Waterfront
The Port of New York faced a major tieup as APL teamsters planned to picket most Manhattan piers and Brooklyn spots, amid AFL AFL ILA tensions. The Eastern Conference of Teamsters met for three hours and ordered details as dockers protested a steward’s firing and crossed lines in the escalating labor clash.
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New York
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AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Bush Terminal
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Staten Island
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Questioning McLeod Strip Order Sparks Clash
Stripping of McLeod to be questioned by G Milon Kelly in Washington as McCarthy demands an official explanation of Dulles order. McLeod will lose authority over personnel and will handle only security and consular matters. McCarthy says the change makes it harder to rid the department of subversives. He notes the move raises questions about proper duties and public perception.
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McCarthy JR
Wis
Secretary of State
Dulles
FR. W. Scott McLeod
State Department
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McCarthy
Searning
Army
Robert
Stevens
Wisconsin
Congressions
Not All Disloyal Among Group Are Commies Says Young
Washington Philip Young chairman of the Civil Service Commission testified before a Senate committee that 383 persons were listed with information of a subversive nature in their files. He said these figures illustrate security risk concerns under Eisenhower’s program and noted 382 federal employees were separated last year for such information. The Army contributed 24 cases, raising the total. Democratic senators demand more details from Young on government security risings and breakdowns released last night.
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Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Young
Senate
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Joe Hall
Washington
Phillip Young
The
Civic Service Commission
Congres
Senate hearing probes security separations figures
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee heard testimony on security separations from May 28 to Dec 3 last year. The discussion centered on subversive information in files and alleged misleading disclosures by Republicans. President Eisenhower claimed 2,206 security risks were removed in his first year. Young noted 1,762 total, excluding 442 Defense Department separations to be detailed later, explaining the discrepancy with the President’s figures.
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Eisenhower
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Heisenhower
Young
Defense Department
Night Radio Schedules From New York Stations
Radio listings for NBC CBS and ABC include Sinatra songs Ig Drignet and New Orleans Marti Gras segments. Programs feature The Norths with Paul G. Hoffman and Space Town Meeting. MBS airs Spillane Mystery followed by The Search in evening slots.
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New York
NBC
Ig Drignet
New Orleans
CBS
Paul G. Hoffman
ABC
MBS
Bankers Discuss Irrigation in Arkansas Meeting
A panel on irrigation for small Arkansas farms was held by the Arkansas Banker Association Group 2 in Little Rock. Attendees included Burns of Fort Smith editor of the Southwest American, State Sen. Marvin Melton of Jonesboro, Tom G. Wilson of Conway, and Wayne A. Stone president of the Arkansas Bankers Association who spoke. Bo Rowland of Hot Springs is slated to speak at tonight’s session.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Banker Association
Central
North Arkansas
Patel
CPF
Burns
Fort Smith
Saline County Treasurer Conflict Prompts Appointments
Gov Francis Chery appoints Gertrude Springer Benton woman photographer to fill Bunce VY Moore term as Saline county treasurer. Moore indicted over a 17115 shortage in county funds. Grand jury last week returned indictments naming State Rep J A Gibson and former Circuit Judge Roy Danuser. Moore reportedly admitted misappropriation.
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Little Rock
Francis Chery
Gertrude Springer
Benton
Bunce VY
Moore
Saline County
Cherry
Roy Danuser
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