Poultry dispute spurs talk in Hope area beefs
Harold Allen and J. Reilly, directors of the Arkansas Poultry Federation, returned from an allday Little Rock meeting praising the industry. Hope’s broiler business grows with 75 houses and over $600,000 in annual sales, drawing regional attention during Eat More Chicken Week.
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Harold Allen
J. & Reilly
Allen and Reilly
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Little Rock
Mussellville Courier Democrat
Russellville
Hope
Russell- Wye
Hope’s
Hope Trade
Bib
Lbcal
Weale
Arkansas
Japan US mutual defense pact signed in Tokyo
George McArthur reports Japan and the United States signed a mutual defense pact in Tokyo aimed at defense of the Japanese homeland. The accord includes American aid totaling 120 million dollars over three months, boosts Japan's defense forces, and allows movement of grain and barley. Ratification was expected by April 1 amid political opposition.
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George McArthur
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Katsuo Okayaki
United Sates
Liha
Kigeru Yoshida
Allison
Dulles
Negro Youth 14 Admits Breaking Into Cafe Store
City police have arrested a 14 year old Negro boy for breaking Ilo Metcalf's Grocery and Store Saturday night February 22. The youth confessed when questioned. Officers identified him by a fingerprint on a broken window. He will have a juvenile court hearing this week.
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City Fouge
Ilo Metcalf
Cliy Polias
Jvenile
Poultry Raisers Must Pay Feed Tax Court Rules
Leon Hatch reports that a court has ruled poultry raisers are liable for a feed tax, establishing the collection requirement for local poultry producers. The decision clarifies tax applicability to ongoing poultry operations.
Arkansas Supreme Court Upheld Poultry Use Tax on Fees
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that poultry raisers must pay the two percent use tax on fees used in their business and rejected state representative F A Teague of Carroll County's petition for exemption. Justice Ed McFaddin wrote the opinion denying Teague’s claim that he acted as a manufacturer or processor and thus should not owe the tax.
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Little Rock i
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski Chancery Court
F. A. Teague
Carroll County
Peague
Supreme Court
McFaddin
Teague
League
Y League
Lin
Roosevelt Is Endorsed by Democrats for Congress
James Roosevelt, eldest son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, was endorsed by the 26th District Democratic Council on a second ballot. He spoke of facing smears tied to his wife Romelle Roosevelt’s sensational maintenance suit, arguing the charges threaten the party and his public duty.
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Los Angeles
James ‘Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Congress
Democratic Council
Shirm
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Borsondi
Eiter
Romelle Rooseviet
Roosevelt
Minor Accidents Investigated After Weekend Collisions
Two minor accidents were investigated Saturday with no heavy damage. Mrs. C. Paught and Lawrence DeGelner collided at Flaw and Washington causing minor damage to the DeGelner auto. N. P. O’Neal’s car struck the rear of Eugene Colley’s vehicle.
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Mys. C
Paught
Lawrence DeGelner
Flaw
Washington
DeGelner
N. P. O'Neal
Eugene Colley
Flower Show Delights with Odd Luxuries and Living Ideas
Washington hosts the National Capital Flower Show featuring tulips and orchids under one roof. Landscape artist Boris Timchenko showcases outdoor living ideas including private hedge room gardens and a bedroom retreat concept. A novelty booth offers a back massage device aimed at relaxation, priced at 4950 dollars, amid playful banter and curious exhibits.
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Gherish
Hal Boyle
Washington
National Capital
Boris Timchenko
Timchenko
Series of Farm Meets Planned in 3 Areas
Farmers from St. Paul and surrounding communities plan three meetings to discuss a Spring Farm Program. Topics include cucumber production soil preservation fertilizer use and planting. Events run March 9 to March 10 with demonstrations at Jamies White’s farm and St Peter Church.
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Igym
St. Paul
Valsang Mice
Jamies White
Fain
Lake
Yaney
St. Peter
W. Haris
Clow Training Gelool
Donations to American Red Cross Fascinating List of Contributors
The item records numerous supporters for the Red Cross including Jeminie Witherspoon two dollars Ethel Muldrow twenty five dollars Manda Parker one dollar Mrs AL lie Wilbon twenty three dollars Suspie Sampson ten dollars Mr and Mrs Babbie Witherspoon fifty dollars Mary Ela Shaw ten dollars Rev Mrs A Morris one dollar Mrs Mary Thomas one dollar fifty cents Godfrey Moses fifty dollars and others totaling the contributions.
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American Red Cross
Hope Colorad
Jeminie Witherspoon
Ethel Muldrow
A. B. Eastern
Manda Parker
Allie Wilbon
Suspie Sampson
Babbie Witherspoon
Ela Shaw
A. Morris
Furness
Mary Thomas
Godfrey Moses
L. A
Longshoremen Continue Wildcat Strike At New York Piers
Longshoremen, facing federal contempt action, refuse to answer the whistle, keeping a three day wildcat strike across North River piers. Office workers process cargo as International Longshoremen's Association fights the walkout, while officials deny it was officially ordered.
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New York
Cal Federal
Cunard
State Supreme Court Rulings
Arkansas Supreme Court handed down decisions including Teague versus Revenue Commissioner appealed from Pulaski Chancery Court affirmed. Boswell and others versus City of Russellville and others affirmed from Pope Chancery Court. Reed versus Kirby Reed affirmed from Garland Chancery Court. Hancock versus Annie Mac Slinitions, Union Chancery Court. Langston versus Henry Mase Jey Mississippi Circuit Court affirmed. Sykes and others versus City of Texarkana Miller Chancery. Marion Williams et al versus Purdy et al Dallas Circuit Court affirmed. Keese and Doyla Piigrean versus State Miller Circuit Court affirmed.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Cat
F. A. Teague
Vance Scurlock
Pulagl Chancery Court
T. C. Boswell
City of
Rusgellville
Pope Chancery Court
Helen Sime Reed
Kirby
Roy Langston
Henry Mase Jey
Mississippi Circuit Court
J. D. Sykes
City of Texarkana
Miller Chancery Court
Joe Marion Williams
Ik. EB. Purdy
Dallas
B. R. Keese
Doyla Piigrean
State
Miller Circuit Court
Rue Porsong
Eisenhower Opposes Excise Tax Cut Going Too Far
Washington Congress leaders said at the White House that President Eisenhower agrees the House bill to cut excise taxes by nearly a billion dollars goes a little too far. Speaker Martin said administration and GOP leaders will not seek to reduce the proposed cut, planning debate in the House Wednesday. The measure would cut or cap many excise taxes on liquor tobacco gasoline and automobiles and roll back rates above 10 percent.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Rmass
Senate
Martin | Wan
Shout
Excise
Secretary of the Treasury
Puerto Rico Rounds Up More Reds
San Juan reports authorities rounded up Nationalist leaders and hunted the island’s Communist party “big four.” Forty Nationalist and six Communists were jailed on subversion suspicions after weekend raids. three more Nationalists were arrested. Names tied to the case include Angleria Torresola Platell and Doris Torresele. The movement, estimated at 300 followers, follows a March 1 gun attack on U.S. representatives in Washington.
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Julio Rivera
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Puerto
Communist Party
Nationalist Party
Angleria Torresola Platell
Grisello Torregola
Washington
Foster Really company hires Floyd C Fudler as sitesman
Foster Realty announces Floyd C Fudler has joined the firm and will operate from 2175 Main, moving to Hope. He previously lived in Dallas and Fort Worth, managed for a major oil concern, and served as district manager for Monroe Calculating Machine. Vincent Foster praises him as experienced and qualified to represent Foster Realty.
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Foster
Floyd C.fudler
Hay
Fuller
Hope
Dallas
Ft Worth
Monroe
Vincent Foster
Foster Tealty Company
Dulles Deflects Guatemala Charge Amid Red Suspicions
In a tense exchange, Dulles labeled Guatemala a possible dupe of international communism while defending U S policy in the Western Hemisphere. Guatemala’s Foreign Minister Guillermo Torijello faced questions as delegates noted his 55 minute speech avoided denouncing communism.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Johny Foster
Dulles
Aetex-Amerita
Veommmuniam
Saeteria Tao
The
Secrétar
Roy
Guatemala
Guillermo
Toriello
America
Kéllo
United States
Lorlello
Toklelio
Reda
Cenlygl Amer
Hope Track Team Sets State Records at Conway Meet
Hope sent a five man track team to the state meet at Conway. The squad finished second behind Little Rock with 36 points. Cook led Hope with 19 points and multiple state records in jumps and sprints, while Carroll Schooley scored in two events. Several players also had baseball fame and later moved to pro teams.
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Better Hope
Hope
Conway
Little Rock
Little Rosie
Carrol Schogley
Cook
Carroll Schoutey
Mape
Fey Coyds
Bath
Rouna
Dimmy Ange
Waa
Aduad
Guresa
Behoeley
Gok
St. Louis, Cardinals
Cotton
Undefined fragment headlines weapons program overview
A garbled OCR fragment references a 7.7 billion dollar military aid program and weapons supply concerns. Mentions ships, vessels, and an international threat context, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent details for a proper report.
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Red Cross
State Supreme Court
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