American Legion to Celebrate 38th Anniversary Service
Nelson Hill Post No 427 will participate in the 34th anniversary of the American Legion with a special service at BeHee Memorial Church on Friday March 15 1957 at 8 00 pm Rev A Morris district elder will deliver the principal address Comrade Bobbie Woodrow Stuart will present the visiting Posts Visiting Posts expected Curtis Web Texarkana Ashdown No 431 Texarkana Post The public is invited. Miss Anna Mac Coleman obituary. New Hope HD Club meets in home of Mrs Lorenda Evans March 5 1957 with plans for fund drive and county events plus demonstrations on horticulture and trays The hostess served sandwiches cookies and orange sherbet.
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BeHee Memorial C, M. BE
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Texarkana
Texas
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New Hope H. D. Club
New Hope H. D
Lorenda Evans
Lethia Lawson
Gracia
Mae Harris
Maude B. Davis
Evans
Insurance purchasing power to lie with state agent
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill by 18 to 14 to place nearly all state insurance business under the state purchasing agent. Roughly 500000 to 700000 dollars in premiums are involved, with about 80 percent already under state control. The measure would strip UA and college and independent agencies of authority to negotiate their own insurance contracts. The motion to clinch the vote failed, leaving room for possible reconsideration. Only Sen. Lee Bearden spoke for the bill, while Sen. Robert Hays Williams defended the colleges’ handling of their insurance needs.
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American missionary released by China on security grounds
Radio Peiping announced in Tokyo that American Paul J. Mackensen Jr. was released after serving a prison term for acts threatening China’s security. The Lutheran missionary from Baltimore, aged 82, was arrested in Qingdao in 195? and had been held by Chinese authorities for several years.
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Debating Foreign Aid Approaches Across Panels
James Marlow reports on varying U S views after the Fairless Commission and MIT studies. All agree foreign aid should continue, but methods differ from private investment emphasis to mixed loan and grant strategies with congressional influence likely to determine funding.
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Final Standoff Ends Bloodied Duel of Alder and Morgan
In Grass Chapter XXXVI, Alder and Morgan confront across the street as Cass Simcoe and Joe Jagger play roles in a fatal clash. Morgan fires, Alder dies, and Cass is wounded protecting him, while Jagger is killed by Alder’s final shot during the aftermath. Morgan binds to leave, planning marriage with Cass as she reveals Europe beckons.
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Arkansas Broadcasters Association Opens Spring Meeting
The Arkansas Broadcasters Association opened a spring convention here with a program featuring clinics on sales and station operations. The event continues through Sunday as members discuss industry trends and regulatory issues.
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Policewoman Tells of Sinatra Escapade
Policewoman Glory Dawson described a 4am February 18 incident at Frank Sinatra's Palm Springs area home. She and two officers served a subpoena, entered with a key, and woke Sinatra who cursed as the officer read the document during a deposition hearing to assess possible legal action.
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North Carolina Mentor Is Coach of Year
University of North Carolina coach Frank McGuire received United Press coach of the year honors after guiding the Tar Heels to a perfect 24–0 regular season in 1956-57. McGuire led a roster with nine players from New York City, winning by a wide margin in a 267-voter poll.
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Redlegs face crowded third base hot corner
Cincinnati managers scrambling for the third base job as spring games open. Four contenders include Alex Grammas Don Hork Hal Bevan and Rocky Bridges after cryptie Ray Jablonski was traded to Chicago Cubs last winter. Grammas showed solid defense and power in spring drills while Bevan and Bridges also impressed at bat and in the field.
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Portland Mayor Denies Taking $500 Bribe
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk denied taking a $500 bribe and offered to take a lie detector test. Testimony before the Senate Rackets Committee described an envelope left behind a nightclub and cited witnesses including two policemen and a bartender. Schrunk labeled the bribery claim a frame and urged a test by the FBI or Secret Service.
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Jimmy) Davis
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Tar Heels survive late scare to force ACC title clash
North Carolina nearly derailed by Wake Forest as LeRoy Rosenbluth scored 23 points and clinched a 61 59 win with 45 seconds left. Wake Forest led 59 56 in Raleigh, Grady Gilley sparking the Deacons before Rosenbluth's late heroics saved top ranked Carolina. South Carolina upset Maryland 74 04 in the other semi final. West Virginia advanced in the Southern Conference, beating Richmond 83 62 with Rod Hundley scoring 17.
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Atlantic Coast Conference Semi-finals Upset NC 61 Wake Forest
North Carolina defeats Wake Forest 61 in ACC semi finals as AP reports a tight playoff clash and Carolina advances toward the title with a strong late stretch and key baskets. Wake Forest fights to the finish but NC pulls away in the final minutes.
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Mundt Aide Describes Lie Detector Test Skepticism
In a brief exchange Mundt suggested a lie detector test and Schrunk initially said he had no objection. He then criticized the people who run such tests, calling them “ho better than he people who run them.”
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