Funds for Foreign Aid to Be Voted
Washington debates for next year’s foreign aid funding as Congress weighs long term commitments versus year by year budgets. Eisenhower seeks 4.368 billion dollars amid criticism and 23 studies set to release by March, with proposals split between continuing aid, loans, and potential scaling.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Jane
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Caritaitee
Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Doan's Pills Offer Nightly Backache Relief
Olds style ad notes that nagging backache and bladder discomfort disrupt sleep. Doan's Pills are touted to relieve pain soothe irritation and mildly diurese, claiming long use and money savings with a new economy size.
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Doan
Gout, Hormones, and Suez Jokes by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle writes a humorous continuation discussing gout’s many joints, triggers, and odd anecdotes. He riffs on the Suez crisis, linking stress and hormones to his symptoms, then warns readers to beware sudden pains and a wakeful brain.
President report urged continued mutual security program
Commission travels to present findings to The President. It calls for continued mutual security aid for years to come, favors more loans fewer gifts, and proposes drastic cuts in projects without reducing total aid funds. MIT study group recommends development programs span 4 to 10 years for effectiveness.
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Garth
Itd
Senate
Center For International ‘Studies
Massachusets Institute of Technology
Patmos School election set for March 16 1957
Patmos School District No 9 Hempstead County will hold its annual election on March 16 1957 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Electors vote 30 mills tax for debt service and general fund to operate the district and elect one board member for Post No 1 for five years. Polling places remain as designated. Signed Gary Formby Secretary of School Board.
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Patmos
Hempstead County
Washington School District election in Hempstead County 1957
The annual school election for Washington School District No 12 Hempstead County will be held Saturday March 16 1957 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Voters will approve a 34 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one five year board member. Polling place remains as before. Sam H. Smith secretary W H Etter president February 20 27 March 6.
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Washington
Hempstead County
Sam _ H. Smith
W. H. Etter
Hempstead
A.nim
Gald
Probate Court Notices Guardians and Admin Settlements Hempstead AR
Guardians and administrators in Hempstead County Arkansas have filed annual and final settlements for approval. Alvah Middlegrooks guardian of Patelin McGill minor. O R Greer guardian of Mrs Lou Hyatt. Herman L Dodson administrator of Nova Phillips estate. Virginia Phillips estate.
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Herman L. Dodson
Nova Phillips
Virginia Phillips
Ang
Arnold J. Middiebrooks
Hempstead County
Arkanags
Arthur @ Anderson, R
Prescott News Cub Scout Pack Meeting at First Methodist
Cub Scout Master O W Watkins presided over the pack meeting Thursday evening at 7 at the First Methodist Church. Cubs recited the pledge, sang birthday songs, and awards were given for Lion and Bear badges. About forty attendees enjoyed punch and cake, with guestlists for Tommy Johnson birthday and other local families.
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O. W. Watkins
First Methodist
Mr. Watkins
Andy Bemis
Bll Justiss
Donald Ray Springin
Alec Gordon
Gil Johnson
Wally Pittman
Duahe Vandiver
Denis Wayne White
Hope Arkansas Ordinance 753 fees court costs in criminal cases
The City Council of Hope Arkansas adopts Ordinance 753 to require the Municipal Court Clerk to assess and the Hope Police Chief to collect court costs in all criminal cases for state law violations within Hope. Funds collected go to a special municipal account and ultimately to the General Fund, with monthly deposits due by the 10th. An emergency clause asserts necessity to fund municipal government operations.
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Municipal Court
City of Hope
Arkansas
General Fund
Marcy
Hempstead County School election set for March 16
Vague OCR shows Hempstead County School District No 2 voters to select a director on Saturday March 16. Ballot mentions levy of 37 mills debt service and general operating costs for the school district. Nearby dates February and March referenced.
Color for Your Home Demonstration and Social Guests
Nt A Peters led a demonstration on Color for Your Home assisted by Mrs Hesterly Ward. Nine members and three guests attended with refreshments served by the hostess. The notice lists numerous social visits across Little Rock Texarkana and other cities, including DAR convention attendance in El Dorado and travels to Los Angeles and Sacramento.
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Tommy Jjohnson
Randy
Diane Sacrelt
Kenneth
Kay Brown
Ricky Lambert
Jasein Murrah
Brenda
Deborah
Ralph Lemuel Harris
Vicki Henry
James Chamblee
Vicki
Debra Cummings
Susie May
Kay
DelLamac
Pine Garden Club
Southern
Pine Garden Club Sa
McRae
George Christopher
D.L. Mageley
B. 4. DeLamayr
Nt. A. Peters
Mack Hobarts
Hesterly Ward
Cecil Jester
Kate Jester
Peters
C. A. Haynes
J. Ben Hesterly
O. G. Hirst
Mes
J. W. Teeter
Virginia Anon Hays
the Daughters of the American Revolution
el Dorado
Rufus Garrett
Ashdown Family Victims in Harrah Crash
In an Oklahoma County wreck near a curve on U S 62 ten miles east of Oklahoma City three Arkansas family members were killed Thaddahnson 77 Mrs Della Johnson 64 and Zora MacDonald 42 all of Ashdown Ark. McDonald’s husband David 42 was critically hurt Donald Lee Price 40 Midwest City the other car’s driver his wife Janet 49 and daughter Donette 12 were serious.
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Harrah
Okla
Oklahoma County
Arkansas
Thaddahnson
Ashdown
Ark
Della Johnson
Zora MacDonald
WU. S. 62
Oklahoma ‘City
Mra McDonald
David
Donald’ Lee Price
Midwest City
Janete
Donette
Average car and truck lifespans in the United States
The typical vehicle in the United States now has an expected service life of 13.8 years and about 122000 miles. This reflects longer use before replacement as average ownership patterns shift.
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United States
No New Polio Cases in Arkansas Report
Arkansas records another week with no new polio cases, total cases for the year remain two, while measles and chickenpox rose and mumps declined in the week ending last Saturday. The State Board of Health notes the data reflect ongoing activity for the season and emphasizes continued vigilance.
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Little Rock
Iup
Arkansas
State Board of Health
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J. W. Branch
Branch’s Hospital
Ed McCorkle
Patricia Lynn Nunes
Mrs
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Dorothy DIX
Dacoley Dia
Hal Boyle
Suez Canal
Ben-Gurion
Nasser
John Waster Dulles
Gary Formby
Mary Burke
Morton
Edison
Wacal
Washington, D.C
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Cub Scout Pack
Kiwanis Club
Broadway
Rose Sell Moberg
George Purvis
Arkansas, Game and Fish Commission
Purvig
Astern
Lions Club Hay Musical
Prescott High School
Clive McClelland
Lions Club
Lion
W. A. ‘Lindsey
McClelland
Lions
Genevieve Long
Purtle
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Little ‘Rocks
Tommy Johnson
Curtis Johnson
East Prescott
Lee
B. Reynerson
Willian Hays
Okvlona
Bob Arnett
J. H. Bemis
Frank
A. B. Babb
Hope
L. ¢. ‘Bryson and Family
Afrl
Rodney Hamilton
J. C. Stegart
Howard Harrell
Iittle Rock
A. B. Garrett
Douglas Huegin
Los Angeles
Calif
G. F. Garret
Culver City
T. H. Garrett
Oxford
Vernon “Buchanan
Ed Oldenburg
New Orleans
Bobh Reynolds
Bill Teeter
Texarkana
Mr. Reynolds
Scott Executive
Ihoard
Robert, Peachey
Houston
Texas
Bill Wiseman
Mr. Wiseman
James Edward “Duke
Janes Elizabeth
Opheim Air Force Base
Montana
Henry Stockton
Roy Duke
Dukes
Mclelland Afb
Sacramento
California
Rodney
Hamilton
Arlice Pittman
Fred White
West Second North
Jeremiah
Oregon
Manila
Philippine Police Department
Dr. Pepper
Bottling Company
State Line Avenue
U.S.A
Creomulsion
Rhaeely S
Goodyear
Hamm Tire & Appliance Co
Welant
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