No to federal aid and local project control urged
A Denver Chamber of Commerce stance against federal funding is cited, urging Hope Chamber to back a local policy. The piece highlights two cases Millwood dam near Saratoga and Hempstead county hospital, arguing for no federal support and local funding only. It urges a strong public policy declaration and even a new election if needed.
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Denver
Colo
Ray Lawrence
Hope Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Millwood
Little River
Saratoga
Corps of Engineers
America
Hempstead County Hospital
Howard
LaFayette
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Beauty Operators to Styling Meet in Shreveport Institute
Miss Hazel Abram owner of Marys Beauty Shop will attend a styling institute in Shreveport on Monday March 17. She will be accompanied by operators Mrs Lois Shirley Mrs Edna Brooks and Mrs Virginia Fountain. The institute is to be conducted by Laura Meredith from the Robert James Designers Institute of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Abram
Mary's
Lois Shirley
Edna Brooks
Mra
Virginia Fountain
Shreveport
Laura Merideth
Robert Gaanes
Hope Student Heads College Fraternity
Hope student from Evington, area of Mrs Arch Moore of Hope, has been elected second vice president of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, local AEA chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Student Heads
Fraternity
Evington
Arch Moore
Hope
Shekieni
Atte Vale
AEA
Alphas Phi Omeg
Wads Service
Red Riot Returns to Koje Prison Camp Riot
A second bloody riot at Koje Island prison camp results in 12 dead and many wounded among North Korean war prisoners. An American officer and a South Korean civilian are injured as guards fire to quell the disturbance. The incident prompts international inquiry and heightens tensions over prisoner repatriation policy. Koje Island hosts about 332,600 military prisoners and 54,000 civilian internees under U N command.
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Tokyo
U. N. Command
Koji Island
International Red Cross
U. S. 27Th Infantry
Koje
Panmunjom
U. N
Koje Island
Korea
Cassidy Buys Temple Cotton Oil Plant in Hope
Calvin Cassidy, a Magee real estate dealer and former Hope resident, bought Temple Cotton Oil Company's plant and equipment this week. The facility, now slated to produce fertilizer and seeds, spans over 80,000 square feet across several buildings and sits four blocks from the Post Office. Cassidy plans to sell the machinery soon and considers locating further industry in Hope.
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Temple Cotton Oil Company
Calvin Cassidy
Magenolia
Hope
Temple Company
Hope Mill
Cassidy
Rhe
Package Deal Offered in Truce Talks
U N negotiators proposed a multi item package to break a deadlock on policing a Korean armistice. Reds accepted some concessions but would buy only part. A bloody riot at Rose Island prison sparked protests and warnings of a renewed Allied demand for prisoner repatriation rights. Two colonels will lead a Sunday staff officer meeting to push toward agreement on voluntary repatriation while inspecting ports and other terms. The proposal sought to drop references to Korea in armistice clauses and ban a naval blockade, with U N flagging fears of implications for China coast operations.
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Monsan
Korea
U. N
U.N
U. N. Command
Rose Island
United Nations Command
R. EB. Libby
Reds
Chang Chun Sang
Andrew J. Kinney
U. N. Feabtinaha
China
Hatchery Chickens Arrive In Hope From Joliet Flight
The Corn Belt Hatcheries opened in Hope with a first shipment of 300 chicks weekly and plans for 30,000 chickens yearly. Chicks traveled about 750 miles from Joliet via a staged route reaching Hope after dawn. Mayor John Wilaga and officials greeted the arrival as the hatchery prepares to begin operations next week with an egg supply plane due Tuesday.
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Corn Belt
Hope
Joliet
Uliness
Santa
Gonzales
Texas
AE Am
John Wilaga
Corn Bell
Freda Roth Greenan
John Vandolph
Chamber of Comtmerce
Ben Qwen
Fred
Sina
U S Speeds Plan to Avert Steel Strike
Washington March 15 The government moves to avert a steel strike on March 24. The Wage Stabilization Board speeds a recommended solution while OPS prepares steel price guidelines. The panel report outlines possible wage increases and adds demands for incentives, overtime, and unemployment pay.
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Steel Industry
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Stunday
Ume
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
CIO
Murray
Harry Shulman
Yale Law
WSH
Washington
Election Dates Fixed and Fees Are Set Up
The Hempstead Democratic Central committee fixed election dates and filing deadline. Filing deadline April 20. preferential primary July 20 and runoff August 12. Offices fees set with amounts for various county and town roles and refund if opposed.
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Hempstead
Democratic Central Committee
Justice of Peace
City of Hope
Senate
W S Atkins to Teach Sunday School Class
W S Atkins to teach the Thompson Sunday class at First Methodist Church Sunday morning at 9 45 a m. The readable notice notes the class will meet in the church building with Atkins guiding the session.
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W. S. Atkins
Web
Alkists
Die Prnsts
Barthompson
First Methodist Church
Auto Wreck Causes Little Damage at Busy Corner
Automobiles driven by Bryant and J J Bowden collided yesterday at Main and Fourth streets but only minor damage occurred. City police investigated the incident.
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Bryant
J. J. Bowden
Wheel Not Stolen Only Borrowed in Police Report
Police report states a wheel was not stolen but borrowed and later recovered. Officers in Olean identified the vehicle part as belonging to a local angle wheel and confirmed no theft occurred. The staged pickup language appeared in an initial alert but was corrected upon follow up.
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Dedflad
Hope Girls Escape Injury in Auto Accident
Two young Hope girls escaped serious injury when their car overturned on the old Blevins highway the Proving Ground after hitting loose gravel. Kay Franks and Tish Smith were in the vehicle which flipped but both escaped unharmed, exiting through a rear window as the wreck was investigated by Slate Petrol town Guy Downing.
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Hope
Mwr
Blevins Highway
Proving Ground
Kay Franks
Tish Smith Wags
Nue
Slate
Guy Downing
Bandits Loot Safe After Assault On Coal Operator Family
Bandits battered Mrs. Saul and looted Craig Saul's home in Bulley Pa taking about 131000 to 191000 in cash plus securities. They fled in a car with no plates after posing as an expressman causing a distressing scene for Saul, his wife, and nine children. Police set up road blocks as the hunt widens.
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Bulley
Craig Saul
Saul
Baul
Gage
Ming
Here
Hoe
Sacred Music Program at Prescott Church
Mrs Florence Ambrose soprano and Luther Hollamon Jr will present a sacred music program at First Presbyterian Church of Prescott on Tuesday March 18 at 7 30 p m Hollamon a Hope native and noted Arkansas organist will perform three numbers Ambrose teaches voice in Prescott and directs Community Choir and Presbyterian Church Choir.
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Florence Ambrose
Luther Hollamon Jr
First Presbyterian Church of
Prescott
Hollamon
Hope
Arkansas
Ambrose
Kenneth Ambrose
Presbyterian Church Choir
State Education Department distributes funds to districts
In Little Rock on March 15 the State Education Department announced that $2,197,87 was distributed to actual districts. The funds include $1,545,480 for minimum budget and $649,337 for transportation assistance. County allocations include Columbia $19,862 Faulkner $24,240 Garland $30,253 Hempstead $25,615 Hot Spring $20,905 Jefferson $58,543 Ouachita $24,249 PEAWps $30,518 Poingett $27,488 Polk $11,230 Pope $2,882 Washington $30,429.
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Little Rock
State Education Department
Hay
Columbia
Faulkner
Garland
Hempstead
Hot Spring
Jefferson
Ouachita
Poingett
Polk
Pope
Washington
Republicans Probe Five Figure Spending by Tax Officials
Washington March 15 Internal Revenue workers could not explain five figure expenditures on salaries and race winnings as a House subcommittee led by Rep King questioned three NYC tax office employees. One refused to answer. another said gambling covered $18 980. a third claimed $41 600 was invested in stocks from 1944 to 1948.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Tony
Gibcommittee
Rep
King
D+ Calif
New York City
Beyond Salariax
Hag
Internal Revenue Bureau
Atarling
Joseph D. Nunny Jr
Daniel Bolich
Pat Hofmohler
Brooklyn Tax Office
Brooklyn
Hotriehtar
Revenue Bureau
Packy
Pucky
Guernsey Junior Class Play Set for March 21
Guernsey Junior Class presents a two act annual play titled Ads venture of Grandpa in the school auditorium on March 21. Admission is 20 cents for children and 88 cents for adults. Public is invited.
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Guernsey
Guereagy
Autor
Birthay
UAW Orders Firing of Communists in Ford Local 600
Detroit reports the International Executive Board of the CIO United Auto Workers ordered the firing of officers in Ford Local 600 deemed to be members or subservient to the Communist party. The action followed a midnight session after a show cause hearing targeting Carl Stellato and Nis Kroft, with UAW President Walter P. Reuther’s panel accusing Local 600 officials of constitutional violations and Communist influence. The decision cites witnesses from HUAC hearings and notes local tensions between Stellato and Reuther.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workara
Ford Local 600
Dhe
Communist Party
Carl Stellatg
Loren
Nis Kroft
Thet
UAW Executive Board
Tte
Local 600
Executive Board
Action Enamel
House Un-American Activises Committee
Goversal Local 600
Yeaterday
Biel Into
Reuther
Focal
UAW
Hly
Cito Stellato
Wan 4 Coyn
Thewo
Rage
Little Girl From Brooklyn Recalled By Edythe Morgan Hayward
New York story recalls Edythe Morgan Hayward, a Brooklyn girl who survived a roadside accident as a child, endured months of crutches, and grew into a novelist and teacher. She visited her former high school and spoke of her shy, mousey days, autographing memorabilia and reflecting on her past.
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New York
Kaythe Marrenor
Brooklyn
Adythe
Edythe
Edythe Morrigan Hayward
Alg
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