Founders Day events and 4-H tribute at Shorter College
Founders Day program at Shorter College March 6 1957 includes Bishop E L Hickman delivering sermon at Bethel A M E Church with music by the college choir and a Founders’ Observance fundraiser. Daniel Payne College president Dr Howard C B Gregg to speak March 8. Also a Shaker College one act play March 6. Obituary notices for Rev. Jack B Ford and Mrs Ida Ogden accompany announcements. The piece notes National 4-H Club Week March 20 and lists local 4-H figures and menus.
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Hickman
H. D. Grey
Theophilus J. Alexander
Shorter College
E. L. Hickman
A. M. EB
Miami
Plarida
Bethel A. M. BH
Locust St
North
Little Rock Ark
P. HH. Russell
Ruth W. Greene
Acuity
Howard Cbd. Gregg
Daniel Payne College
Birmingham
Alabama
Shaker College Dramatic Guild
Crawford J Mims
Damon Brazwell
Joseph Barnes
John Haynes
Mary Hampton
Sherman L. Green
A. M. E. Church
12Th Episcopal District
Arkasansas
Oklahoma
Alexander
Distributorship Open At Import Company Chicago
Business opportunities notice announces a PEGA PALO VINES STATE distributorship open at Import Company located at 4808 West Division, Chicago 51, Illinois. The ad specifies opportunity for local dealers and potential partners to join a regional distribution network targeting area markets.
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Pega Palo Vines
Chicago
Illinois
No True Bills in Vote Fraud Probe
In West Memphis Arkansas a federal grand jury did not return true bills on an election irregularities probe. The jury issued 56 indictments in other cases while about 25 FBI agents continued the investigation. Three ballot boxes were seized in West Memphis, and the probe followed local reports that registration and actual voting figures in the ward did not align with November results.
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Little Rock
West
Alty Osro Cobb
FBI
West Memphis
West Memphis Daily Sun
Actus
Segregation Commission Spurs Arkansas Debate
Arkansas state politics readied a sovereignty commission with Lt Gov Gardon announcing appointments Sen Byrum Hurst and Sen Charles F Smith to lead. The body would study integration. Faubus backed broad powers with three top officials to head the panel. Senate approved 20 1 for a 30000 budget despite dissents.
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Little Rock M
Nathan Gardon
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Charles F. Smith
West Memphis
Smith
Hurst
Senate
Robert Harvey
Swilton
Arkansas
Orval Puubus
Republican Party
Arkanas
GOP
Sovereignty Commission
Orval Faubus
Bordon
House
Faubus
Roy W. Milum
Harrison
Guy HH
Jones
Conway
Revenue Department
Girls Training School
Collegeville
Arkansas Child’ren’s
State Hospital
Saline County
High Department
McClellan the Country Lawyer Heads Senate Probes
Senator John L. McClellan, dubbed a country lawyer from Arkansas, leads the Senate investigations subcommittee and a special panel probing labor racketeering and campaign practices. Known for blunt courtroom style, he has steered probes through Army-McCarthy era hearings and ongoing inquiries into Teamsters corruption.
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Washington
Sen
Joh L. McClelland
DsAtky
Congress
Tmahya Ptlor Senate
Senata
Tawkes
McClelland
Arkansas
McClellan
Senate
Agney c
Olertion
Senate Internal Security
Isaac McClellan
House
Ihid
John Houndly
Teamsters
Army-McCarthy
McCarthy
Rwis
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Mayor Morgan in Pawnee City Shootout Turmoil
Morgan, aiming to inspect land five miles from Pawnee City, faces a hostile Cowboys clash after Pete Mossman’s faction escalates. In ensuing street gunfire, Artie Purtpatt is killed as Morgan hides in Buffington’s store. Police begin negotiations. Joe Jagger resigns as mayor.
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Dronc
Artie Purtpatt
Crocker
Brog
Puffpuff Dyren
Morgan
Texas
Chad
Pawnee City
Buffington
Morgan Land
Joe Jagger
Jack
Charlie Fesley
Pete Mossman
Arie Pult
Gambling Bill Narrowed to Large Counties
Arkansas legislation to legalize gambling by local option elections now applies only to counties with populations over 45 000. Rep Ray Smith of Gas Jans and Sen G Byram Hugst of Hol Springs led the push in the House and Senate respectively, with amendments limiting the measure to larger areas.
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Bitter Rock
Jegalize
Ray
Smith Jy
Gas
House
Sen G. Byram Hugst
Hol’ Springs
Senate
Anc
Senlu Kedenileuh
Arkansas Game Lander
Fort Chaffee to host Army tourney winners to Campbell
FY Polk Oklahoma won the fourth Army wrestling tournament scoring 20 25 over Ft Polk the defending champion. Oklahoma sends four men to the All Army meet at Ft Campbell Kentucky next week. Ft Hood Texas placed third with 15 points Ft Bliss Texas fourth with 14 Camp Walters Texas and Brooke Army Medical Center tied for fifth with 3 each Ft Chaffee Ark and White Sands Proving Grounds NM also listed.
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Ark
White Sands Proving Grounds
N. M
Oil land appeal hits Pulaski County Court
LITTLE ROCK The oil of Little Rock appealed a Pulaski County Judge Areh Campbell rejection of a plan to resell about 33 acres to the city. Notice of appeal filed yesterday in circuit court. Arkansas sales tax collections for February rose 328056 over February 1956 figures per Revenue Commissioner Orville Cheney. A one per cent gasoline tax increase not needed in February tabulations. Fort Smith report: slight fire damage to Barbey Junior Fight School auditorium during a basketball game. 200 students present. Fire Chief L Rudd cited possible arson. Three federal judges upheld an intestate limestone rate increase. PSC appealed to the U S Supreme Court yesterday. Daytona Beach: Flathe roy Winters won a reliability endurance motor race with 992 points. finished second earlier with 891.
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Morgan
Mossman
Pawnee City
Alex Turnboom
Turnboom
lTurnboom
Turnkom
Axel
Fawke City
Aric
Puffpate
Longehorn
iArog
Puffpaff
Johnny Reb
Little Rock
Oil of
Pulaski County
Areh Campbell
Snher
Arkansas
Orville Cheney
Fort Smith, Im
Barbey
State Public Service Commission
PSC
U.S. Supreme Court
Daytona. Beach
Flatheroy Winters
Fort Smith, Art
Tur
Byrd Warns Against Open-Ended Middle East Spending
Senator Len Byrd, Democrat of Virginia, opposed an unrestricted Middle East aid provision. He warned the president could spend up to 200 million dollars with little oversight, urging removal of that section. Byrd supported using military force if needed but cautioned against a perpetual, indeterminate aid program.
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Washington
Len Byrd
D-Vas
Eisenhower
Middle East
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Aelivery
U.S
Ground Water Survey Proposed by Rep. Smith
Rep. Frank Smith proposes a comprehensive survey of Mississippi Valley groundwater resources spanning Alabama to Texas and urges Interior Department authorization to study underground water, geology, and potential new reservoirs. Separate gambling bill amendments were discussed but failed by voice vote, with House committee signals shifting.
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Washington
Frank Smith
D-Miss
Mississippi Valley
Alabama
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas
Smith
Hope Bobcats Meet Nashville For District Final
Hope Bobcats edge Arkadelphia 57 59 in a tight semifinal to face Nashville Scrappers in the Class A Senior Boys District 7W final. Nashville then beat DeQueen 57 56 in OT as both teams advance to Jonesboro, with key performances from Allen and Smith for Nashville and Gil bert for Hope. The final pits Hope versus Nashville for a spot in the state tournament, a rematch of last year’s district outcome.
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Hope Bobcats
Arkadelphia Badgers
Wayne Taylor
Nashville
DeQueen
Bobcats
Hope
Badgery
Ted
Ingram
Perry Purtie
Perry
Purtle
James Gilbert
DeQuee
DeQueeen
Killian
Allen
Smith
Leopards
Henry
Futrell
Scrappers
Carter
Masey
Futtrell
D. B. Allen
Jerry Johnson
Lyndal Smith
William Gontry
Mike Peek
Ita P
Nashville Scrappers
Jonesboro
Bobcat
College scores roundup from early games across the nation
Mineapolis 125 Rochester Wit crow, Boston 90, Philadelphia at Temple 72, St. Bonaventure 69 in overtime, Mt. St. Marys 86 Villanova 70, North Carolina 66 Duke 72 Alabama 41, Auburn 79 in two overtimes, Tulane 59 LSU 51, West Virginia 77 George Washington 98 Dayton 67, Cinema 63 Ge City U 97 Creighton 64, Rice 57, Texas A&M 55 UCLA 71 California 66, Oregon State 65, Southern California 87 Oregon 2, Stanford 57, San Francisco 76, San Jose State Colorado State 81 Western State 58, BYU 67 New Mexico 4 Utah State 64, Denver 68 Utah 74, Colorado A&M 64, Montana 1 Wyoming 7.
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Philadelphia
Temple
St. Bonaventure
Mt. St. Mary's
Villanova
North Carolina
Duke
Alabama
Auburn
Tulane
Louisiana State
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George Washlington
Dayton
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Creightogs
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Texas A&m
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Oregon State
Washington
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Oregon
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Western
Colo
State
New Mexico
Utah State
Denvey
Utah
Clorado A&m
Montana
Wyoming
Two Moroccans Die in U S Jet Crash
CASABLANCA Morocco Two Moroccans were killed and one injured when the engine of a U S Air Force F 8 sabre jet fighter exploded over a gillio ts miles south of here Wednesday night. The pilot parachuted safely and was unidentified, the Air Force said.
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Morocco
Here
Air Force
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Prescott, Arkansas
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London
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Germany
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Prescott, Ark
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Shorter College Ih Fist
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Veice
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San Jose State
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