Prescott area social notes and church events mixed
A mosaic of local social news covers visitors to Magnolia and Prescott. James Bridges and family join Mrs. Hatton in Magnolia while Mrs. Bridges extends her stay. Presbyterians plan Wednesday services and a Friday prayer gathering. attendees include Mrs. Rettig and club members who judged corsage displays. mehreren notes detail dinners, travels to San Francisco for duty in Japan, classroom talks, and community club activities.
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Watkins
McRae
A.M. Rettig
Rucker W. Murry
Jack Harrell
Frank Turberville
Tompkins
Shreveport
CG. HW
Wilson Clydesdales to brighten Hope march drive
More than 13 tons of horsepower will be on display when the Wilson and Co Six Horse Hitch visits Hope on Monday March 8 as part of the Kiwanis Minstrel campaign. The famed Clydesdales will give demonstrations for school children and hospitalized or handicapped youngsters while in town.
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Wilson & Co
Hope
Hope Kiwanis
Wilson Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Wilson & Co., Inc
Engravers Urged to Accept Wage Offer
A federal fact finding panel urged AFL photo-engravers to accept the same $3.75 weekly wage package they rejected last December causing a six newspaper New York strike. The 2-1 vote included dissent from AFL president George Meany, and the ruling is nonbinding. The decision could prompt a resumption of the strike that halted major Manhattan newspapers except the Wall Street Journal for 11 days.
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NEW Turk
AFL
New York
Federal
George Meany
Muan
Halian
Ald Tribune
French Germans Agree to Talks on Saar Dispute
Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister George Bidault considering a bid from West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer for immediate talks to resolve French German differences that block the European Defense Community. Adenauer said he proposed a meeting with Bidault to settle Saar questions and other issues before his trip to Greece and Turkey.
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Paris
George Bidault
Knorad Adenauer
Europe
Adenauer
Rene
Bidawit
Saar
Greece
Turkey
France
Public Hearing on Pink Bollworm Regulations in Arkansas
The State Plant Board will hold a public hearing on Friday March 3 from 9 00 to 10 30 A M at the Lafayette Hotel Little Rock Arkansas to consider Pink Bollworm quarantine provisions for the 1954 cotton crop season affecting Columbia Nevada Lafayette Hempstead Miller Newark Sevier and Little River counties. Cotton growers ginners oil mill representatives and others may attend and submit views. Copies of the proposed quarantine available by application to the State Plant Board P O Box 1069 Little Rock.
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State Plant Board
Antl
LaFayette Hotel
Little Rock
Arkansas
Columbia
Nevada
Lafayette
Wempstead
Miler
Neward
Sevier
Little River
Plant Board
P. O
Little
I. R. Rothrock
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Sharks reported inland near Coraki amid drought in New South Wales
In northern New South Wales drought conditions have driven four new inland sharks 34 miles from the sea. Fishermen at Coraki near the Richmond River chased away one shark while two were bought. Residents note the freshwater drop allows salt water to intrude and carry sharks upriver.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Coraki
Richmond River
Cherry and McMath Decline Politics Questions
In Little Rock Gov Franke Cherry and Gov Sid McMath gave a unified stance by saying no to politics questions. The exchange touched on reports about McMath potentially changing his seat and possible competition with Jam L. McClellan this summer.
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Little Rock
Frankes Cherry
Farmer
Sid McMath
McMath
Join L. McClellan
Jam L. McClellan
Roor
Cherry
Dust Therapy in Paint Plant Faces Strong Resistance
In a plant fight over aluminum dust therapy, Craig Talboy faces heavy opposition from foreman Bob Evans who refuses to use the dust indicators and urges workers against the program. The conflict centers on safety measures and the plant doctor defends the regimen amid management pressure.
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Bob Evans
Crag Talboy
Bap Evans
Craig
Bob
Hwang
Pvans
Silica Fight Through Air and Aluminum Dust Debate
Craig and the foreman argue over silicosis prevention and aluminum dust trials. Evans admits limited proof for the aluminum device while Craig questions the plant's health monitoring. Craig suggests a wire recording to prove changes in Evans voice reflecting progression in silicosis risk. (To Be Continued)
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Scott News
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Litude Rock
Frank Hattom, Jr
Bridges
Satatoga
Gehoa Cen. Langley
Brad Murfreesboro
J Eessioh
P. Mn
Pei
Ste
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First ‘Presbyterian Church
Schusele
Prescott
Henderson College
Ie Iducation Carmyden
Ralph’ Gordon
Journeus
Sal
Hoyt Haynie
Ardmore
Okla
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Sgt. Haynie
San Francisco
Japan
Ida Rae Hamilton
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Lauie Suchle
Tex Jarkaia
D. K. Bemis
Mrs
DK Bemis
East Elm St
D. L. McRae Jr
Tom Bemis
J. H. Bemis
J. R. Bemis
Fred Avery
Grand Rapids, Michigan
J. &. Betis
H. H. MecKenzie
Glen Hairston
Archie Johnson
Redland Community Club House
Bemis
Hairston
Mc.Kenzie
New Orleans
Southern Pine Lumber Association
R. P. Homby
Clarence Cavanah
Dawson Atkinson
Don
Johnny Lowder
Mills
Set
Davis Avery
Paso
Texas
Jim Thomas
University of Arkansas School For Medicine
Bob Robertson
Guss McCaskill
McCaskill
Harald Pollock
Carey Stephen
Oklahoma City
Ohia
Horace Jones
BE. M. Sharp
Clarefice Gordon
W. Hobb
Little Bank
East
York
NBC
Bill Cullen
Groucho Marx
Julius LaRosa
2Is Precinct
ABC
Sammy iKave
Hollywood Airport
WBST
Family Theater
KCMC
CBS
Kit Carson
Edwards & News
Raymond
Jayhes
Jayne
Dr. D
Vance
Stephen
Ain
Evans
Pennsylvania
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Mie Plant
Post Hospital
Bradiate
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Nie
Doe
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Hope Auto CO
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