Road resurfacing plans for US 67 and US highway upgrades
Last Friday bids were received for repaving W088 miles of US 67 from Ope to Fulton while the state plans an additional 5.7 miles between Fulton and Texarkana. A new blacktop surface may widen the road and improve shoulders, reducing water damage and shoulder failures that caused accidents. A death in Colorado City Texas involving James R. Henry shocks Hope residents who recall his civic leadership. Also notes include opposition to automobile excise taxes and a claim that highway-related taxes burden low income drivers.
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Ope
Fulton
Texarkana
U. S
Three Service Enlistments Announced in February
HeM RenNy Larst Clilss Wire Cy Short says Army and Air Force recruiters announced three more area enlistments, totaling eight for February. Enlistees are Otha L. Wreyford of Patimas Arkansas, Joe M. Watson of Emmet Arkansas, and Floyd M. Brown of Prescott Arkansas, all joining the Regular Army and now at Fort Riley Kansas for basic training or reassignment processing.
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Hem RenNy Larst Clilss
Cy Short
Weal Army
Air Force
Regular Army
Otha L. Wreyford
William J Wreyford
Patimas Ark
Joe M. Watson
John M. Watson
Warning City Auto Tags Displayed Noted by Police
Chief of Police Clivunce Baker warned that city auto tags must be displayed. Officers have begun criticizing vehicles lacking tags and will subject violators to penalties or court action.
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Clivunce Baker Duciny
Leftist Leader Ahead in Greek Elections
In Greece General Nicholas Plastiras and his National Progressive Union led by about half the precincts with 120,533 votes, ahead of Conservative Papatsists and Venizelos Liberals. A strong showing by the Republican Front headed by John Sophianos surprised observers as the country moves toward a multi party parliament under proportional representation.
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Athens
Nicholas Plastiras
Constantine
Plastiras
National Progressive Union
Constatin Tsaldaris
Paptists
Sophocles Venizelos
Republican Front
John Sophianopoulos
Greece
Ministry of the Interior
Emmanuel Tsouderos
Tsaldaris
Farm Bureau Schedules 18 Meetings Across the County
Eighteen Farm Bureau community meetings are announced by Ury McKenzie of Shover Springs to discuss current activities of the Independent farm organization. Four meetings were held today at Blevins Bethel Methodist church Sweet Home church and Samuels Store in DeAnn. More sessions are set for March 7 8 9 and 11 at various locations including Guernsey Odom Jewell Burke Beard s Chapel Otwell Spring Hill Rider s Panos Friendship McCaskill Washington Columbus St Paul Sardis and Hempstead county venues.
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Ury McKenzie
Shover Springs
Farm Bureau
Blevins
Bethel Methodist Church
Sweet Home Church
Samuels Store
DeAnn
McKenzie
Senate
H. J. Fives
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas
John McClellan
Hempstead County
House-Senate
House
Hempstead
Guernsey School
Odom
Bullou
Jewell Burke
Beard's Chapel
Otwell
Vocational Agriculture
Spring Hill
Rider's
Panos
Freindship Church
McCaskill
Washington
Columbus
St.aul Church
Ozan
Sardis Methodist Church
Nashville Road
Vu Su'tiouth
Heart Attack Fatal Claims Rose City Mill Worker
North Little Rock man aged 41 died today from a heart attack while working at Rose City Cotton Oil Mill Co. He was identified as C. Knowiles and was employed at the plant. Funeral arrangements are pending local notice.
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March
Knowiles
Rose City
Arkansas Weather Forecast Cloudy and Mild With Showers
Cloudy and mild this afternoon in Arkansas with showers tonight and into Tuesday. Expect light to moderate rain early Tuesday with overcast skies and easing temperatures as a cold front approaches.
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Arkansas
Eorder
Snyker Speaks at Hope Lions Luncheon
At the Hope Lions Club noon meeting W. K. A. Snyker, Hope hotel operator, led an informal discussion as today's luncheon speaker and program in charge.
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W.H. A. Snyker
Lions
The
Hope Lions Club Today
W. K. A. Snyker
Red Methods Forcing a U S Retreat From Moscow Tactics
Washington reports Communist methods push the United States into a slow retreat from Eastern Europe. The State Department details abuses, expulsions, and coerced confessions while Hungary Prague and Moscow reactions raise Western diplomatic costs as a new anti-Communist bill advances in Congress. Senator Mundt predicts swift approval to force the American Communist party to sever ties with Moscow, with registration and labeling rules for parties and front organizations and penalties for unauthorized disclosures.
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Washington
United States
Europe
State Department
Michael Shipkey
Shipkov
Reds
Budapest
Moscow
Hungary
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
U.S
Michael Shipkov
Washington, Maren
Mundt
R-Sd
Communist Party
Russia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep
Nixon
R-Calls
House
Fuchs
Britain
Hiss
Congress
Ferguson
R-Mich
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Data on SPG Cotton Allotments Explained to Congress
Congressman Oren Harris received information from the Department of Agriculture about proposed amendments to cotton allotment rules for the Pray ing Ground. The changes would grant allotments to farm owners who still operate their farms and depend on them for livelihood, including those who preserved farms and returned to farming. Harris says the amended regulation should aid farmers in Mempstead and will seek further adjustments if relief is not adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Harris
Department of Agriculture
Mempstead
Proving Ground
Harvis
Patmos Junior Class Plans Annual Play
Patmos Junior class will stage the comedy Who's A Sissy by Austin Gortz in the near future. Class sponsor Lloyd Snltte announced the date will be announced. Cast includes Dale Hubbard Hobby Anne Payne Joyce Jester Helen Laurent James Kenneth Hollis Glenna Rogers Patsy May Wilton Hatton Eva Faye Hairston Clinton Hatch Ben Cox and Mavis Bearden.
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Austin Gortz
Patmos
Lloyd Snltte
Dale Hubbard
Hobby Anne Payne
Joyce Jester
Helen Laurent
James Kenneth Hollis
Glenna Rogers
Patsy May
Wilton Hatton
Eva Faye Hairston
Clinton Hatch
Ben Cox
Mavis Bearden
Buchanan Leaves Half Million for State Hospital
Little Rock news reports a $500,000 grant to the University of Arkansas medical school from the William Buchanan Foundation of Texarkana. The gift funds a 135 bed William Buchanan Pavilion for children at the proposed state medical center in Little Rock. Dr. William E. Reilly says the center will form a top pediatrics service in the Southwest.
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Little Rosk
University of Arkansas Medical School
State Medical Center
University
William Buchanan Foundation of
Texarkana
William Buchanan
William E. Reilly
Little Rock
Southwest
Police Kill Crazed Student in Tacoma Shootout
Tacoma deputy sheriff Tolson said Quinton Pihl, 22, a College of Puget Sound student, tried to run down the patrol wagon and shot his wife Wilma 22 as she fled. A neighbor Nicholas Keller, 87, was wounded at the scene as Pihl wrestled the wheel. Tolson and Deputy Jack Bodayla then fired after Pihl began moving the car.
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Tacoma
Wash
Marth
Depuy FT
Tolson
Quinton Pihl
Pihl
Wilma
Sing
Nicholas Keller
Pibl
Talson
Jack Bodayla
Phil
One Third of Miners Return to Work in Fuel Fight
About one third of America's soft coal mines resumed operations as the nation moves to refuel. The back to work surge began five hours after John L. Lewis signed a new contract, with crews returning to pits in West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio. Most of the 372,000 miners were expected back within 24 hours, while some Oklahoma and Arkansas mines faced inspections before reopening.
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Pittsburgh
America
John L. Lewis
Lewis
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Haskell
McAlester
Okla
Dewey Bailey
Washington
Iworts
Bave Fowler
Muskogee
UMW
Thee Byohn JL
Fowler
Arkansas
Joklahoma
Dell
Ré ‘Vance
Up West
New York
The Worthey Cause Dinner Becomes National Business
Hal Boyle reviews the rise of professional public dinners, from testimonial events to worthy cause fundraisers, detailing how professional organizers inflate costs, recruit big-name speakers, and promise media attention. The piece lampoons charity dinners and their inflated economics, noting dubious outcomes.
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Worthey
Veteran Arkansas reporter Bose dies in Little Rock
Bose 44 veteran Democrat police reporter died of a heart attack in his hotel room Sunday at Griffin Leggett chapel Little Rock He served on the police beat for the Democrat for 18 years A Fayetteville native he attended the University of Arkansas via Fayetteville fire department Funeral services set at Griffin Leggett chapel in Little Rock at 3 30 p m today Interment Evergreen cemetery in Fayetteville Survivors include wife Mary Sloan Rose and mother Mrs Bess Boynton Fayetteville Little Rock March 40 Bill
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Mary Sloan Rose
Little Rock
Bess Kell Boynton
Fayetteville
Littlee Rock
Safety Conference Meeting at Memphis
Memphis Tenn March 6 Relegates to the 11th annual Southern Safety conference weathering here today to discuss accidents their causes and cures About 00 were registered for the three day meeting with some 1700 expected before convention end The meeting which has drawn representatives from 14 states opened yesterday The convention's first business session was held this morning with J KR Gordon general chairman and safety director for the Luun Oil Co of El Dorado Ark presiding Capt W L Groth of the Virginia State highway patrol in Richmond was programmed as keystone speaker
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Memphis
Tenn
J. KR. Gordon
Liun Oil Co
el Dorado, Ark
W. L. Groth
Virginia State Highway Patrol
Richmond
Coal Contract Ends Serious Economy Blow
Little Rock March 6 Arkansas Supreme court condemned an effort by legislators to secure pay ment of a claim from state funds. The case involved Sen Clyde Byrd and Gen G W Lonkadoo with the Brooks family over cotton seed used by the penitentiary system after WWI and a 1943 appropriation. The court did not rule on the contract between lawmakers.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Clyde BE
Byrd
el Dorado
G. W. Lonkadoo
Arkadelphia
William Brooks
Russellville
Brooks
State of
Systerm
General Assembly
Arkansas Claims Commission
Brook
Lookadoo
Byra
Claims Commission
Hope Style Show Ready By Garden Clubs
Plans for the Hope Federation of Garden Clubs style show are finalized. Models rehearsed with Virginia Hoser, show director, at the Saenger Theatre. The event runs March 8 and 9 with an arma concert by Luther Hollmon and Music James McLarty Jr. as soloist. Mrs. Dick Watkins narrates and highlights fashion ensembles. Advance tickets are sold by garden club members and at the Saenger box office.
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Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
Virginia Hos Iner
Saenger Theatre
Luther Hollmon
Mus
James McLarty, Jr
Death of James Robert Henry in Texas Auto Wreck
James Robert Henry aged 47 of Dallas Texas was killed in a headon automobile collision near Colorado City Texas yesterday afternoon. Five others were injured. Henry born in Hope was former Ivory Handle Co manager and ex director of First National Bank. Survived by wife Dora Ligon Henry two sons Jimmy and George and two daughters Virginia Cacrall and Sue Heney all of Dallas. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at St Marks Episcopal Hoge burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed from Dallas and Hope.
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James Robert Henry
Dallas
Texas
Hope
Colorado City
Mr. Henry
Old Ivory Handle Co
First National Bank
Dora Ligon Henry
Jimmy
George
Virginia Cacrall
Sue Heney
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church of
Hoge
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charlie Yuntz
F. Figg
Daas
Roy Andeygon
Llgud Spencer
Eb, McWilliams
Terrell
Cornieius
Woman Goes to Trial for Slaying in Brooklyn Party
Frankfurt report: Mrs Madson, 22, pleads innocent by temporary insanity in a murder trial. Prosecution outlines opening. host and guests recount a party dispute. Witness Lt. Shelverton testified Mrs Madson had several drinks and a heated exchange followed by the shooting at the host’s home near Brooklyn.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Vette J
Toda
Brooklyn
Fred Johnson
Madson
Shelverton
Macon
United St
Madsen
Iverton
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James R. Henry
Jim
Gang
Ways and Means Committee
Auto- Manufacturers Association
Jjersons
Bill
SPG
Buchanan
State Hospital
Hal Boyle
Eskima
Soccity
Doc
Jon
Walnut Plaza
Toxas
United Nations
Eskimna
Phevenia
Eskione
Orangee
Society
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