Market Profit Restricted to Few in Ark La
SEC records show Ark La Gas control concentrated in Stephens investment and Union Securities ties. Stephens held 51 percent, with 40 percent sold to Union Securities. Union repaid Mississippi River Fuel and assumed $8.6 million of Stephens debt, while securing notes at First National City Bank.
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Ark.La
Little Rock
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
W. KR. Stephens Investment Co
Lille Rock
Hhis
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
St. Louis
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Stephens Company
Stephens
Ark-La
Room Gities Service Co
Stephens No Jongey
Union Securities Corp
New York
J. H. Bing
Union Securities Siding
Mississippi River
First National City Bank of New York
Ark- la
Union Securities
Meet Called to Discuss Egg Marketing in Hope Area
A Hempstead County meeting on March 21 at 7 30 p m at Hope City Hall will discuss egg production and marketing under Arkansas labeling laws. County Agent Oliver L Adams Extension Poultryman Lowell T Lankford and Arkansas Livestock Sanitary Board official T C Lee explain licensing labeling and USDA standards while local producers and suppliers demonstrate grading weighing and feed effects on eggs.
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Hope
Hempstead
Hope City Hall
Oliver L. Adams
Lowell T. Lankford
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
T. C. Lee
Arkansas Livestock Sanitary Board
USDA
Mr. Lee
Lynn Franks
Bob Turner
Adams
Prcent
X ray unit to visit Blevins and Hope areas
A county wide chest x ray survey will start at Blevins on Wednesday March 21 from 4 am to 1 pm and 1 pm to 9 pm with local coordinators Mrs Hampton and Mrs P F Stephens. The service is provided by the County Health Department and Hempstead County TB Association and is free to residents. The mobile unit will then be at Ward Four in Hope Thursday March 22 from 4 am to 12 noon and move to West Second near the Saenger Theatre from 2 to 9 pm. The American Legion Auxiliary will oversee the clinic on Thursday.
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Blevins
Hampton
PF. G Stephens
County Health Department
Hempstead
Writer Louis Bromfield Dies at 59
Louis Bromfield renowned Puliter Prize winning author and soil conservation advocate died last night at University Hospital Columbus Ohio aged 59. He had been admitted Feb 2 with homologous jaundice leading to kidney and liver failure. Bromfield’s career began with The Green Bay Tree and peaked with Early Autumn winning the Pullitzer Prize in 1920s.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louis Bromfield
University Hospital
Bromfield
Green Bay
British Fee They Can End Cyprus Terror
British authorities in Nicosia express confidence they can break the Cyprus terrorist movement within six months and open talks on the island’s future. Brig. George H. Baker said a significant break into EOKA has been made, though no full defeat is seen yet. The violence intensified after Archbishop Makarios was deported, with four masked gunmen killing a church choir singer near Nicosia and slinking away. EOKA has killed about 200 British servicemen and at least 25 alleged traitors in the past year.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
George H. Baker
Mediterranean
EOKA
Union-With- Greece
JEGKA
Makarios
Union With Greece
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Confident Child's Trace of Ogrehood No Handicap in Art of Becoming a Good Woman
HAL BOYLE recalls family life with daughter Tracy Ann in New York. He notes children shift from angels to ogres as they grow, challenging parents' assumptions about their own offspring and parenthood. The piece hints at a continuation on Page Three.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Francis
Tracy Ann
Tracy
Amy
93 Negroes to Trial in Bus Strike
In Montgomery Alabama 93 Negroes face court action for the prolonged mass boycott of segregated city buses. Twenty five Negro ministers and 68 others are summoned as defendants. Judge Eugene Cardozo must rule on pretrial demurrers challenging the indictments returned February 21 by the grand jury.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Eugene Carador
Twenty Girls Vie In Hope Minstrel Queen Contest
Twenty candidates from Janine and Senior high schools compete for two Kiwanis Minstrel Queen titles at Hope High auditorium on Thursday and Friday. Queens crowned at 7:55 p.m. with ticket sales deciding winners. proceeds fund youth activities and the Hope Youth Center. Admission $1 adults, 50 cents students. tickets sold only by candidates.
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Hope
Hope Kiwanis Club
K-Park
Kiwanis Club
Harrell H. Hall
Queens
Mary Lau Park
Maratha Rogers
Barbara Castun
Sara Cox
Billis Joan Wilkison
Lindy Rogers
Myra Cox
Sharon Foster
Sandra Lanna Hobbs
Linda Burtel
Judy McDowell
Mary Ann Halt
Judy Robins
Jan Robison
Judy Franks
Lou Williams
Alice Coffee
Marilyn Edwards
Jo Ann White
Patsy Bright
Kiwanis
Britain Sets in Malenkov Bars Newsmen at Plant
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov toured Britain's Harwell energy research facility while American and other newsmen were kept outside. A British official said only Dido the heavy water pile could be viewed, with many areas still under security. Malenkov and aides, accompanied by two bodyguards, followed Sir John Cockcroft through the plant.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Britain
Atone Energy Research
Georgi Malenkov
Dido
Harwell
Kim Beliney
Tass
Malenkov
$125,000 Bond Issue Okayed by Voters
Local voters approved a $125,000 bond issue for the Hope School District 1-A in an annual election Saturday. Unofficial returns show 189 for and 10 against. In Hope wards the tally was 165 for and 7 against, Fulton 34 for and 10 against. Albert Graves was re elected to the board and Jim LaGrassa was nominated to another post. Neither faced opposition.
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Hope
Fulton
Albert Graves
Jim LaGrassa
Lee 75 Dies at McNab Home After Sufferer Sunday
T C Lee aged 75 died late yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs C Knighton of McNab. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Thurley Mithgee Portersville Calif and Mrs C A Knighton McNab plus four brothers and one sister and two half brothers. Funeral services will be held 3 pm Wednesday at McNab Church of Christ with burial at Saratoga. Herndon Cornelius in charge of arrangements.
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Hompson Culpepper Lee
C. 4. Knighton
McNab
Thurley Mithgee
Portersville
Calif
C. A. Knighton
Oliver Lee
Jonesboro
Frank
Tyler
Texas
Wille
Malvern
Shelly
Gulf Port
Miss
W. T. Howell
Saratoga
Mattle Lee
Tulsa
Okla
Harold
Austin
Gentry Lee
McNabb Church of Christ
J Herndon Cornelius
Frost and Freeze Forecast for Arkansas Parts
A United Press report details a late season frost and subfreezing temperatures expected in parts of Arkansas tonight. It notes warmer, milder conditions on Tuesday with possible light rain on Wednesday and lists observed highs and lows across several cities earlier today.
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Arkansas
United Press
Fayetteville
Walnut Ridge
Camden
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Gilbert and
Ozark
Mountain Home
Flippin
Dardanelle
Newport
Morriston
Arkadelphia
Batesville
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith
Little Rock
el Dorado
Pine, Bluff
Téarkattyes
Eisenhower seeks 4.86 billion for foreign aid to meet aggression
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve 4.8599 billion dollars in foreign aid with 1.64 billion earmarked for military assistance in the Middle East and Asia. He warned of serious risk of aggression and urged flexible administration to ensure timely aid and commitments for peace.
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Ike
Spo
Warren Rogers,jr
Washington
Pra Eisenhower
East
Asiay
Hower
Congress
Eisenhower
Okay Plant to Expand as Scheduled
DENVER Colo P Ideal Cement Co has announced it has not changed plans for expansion of its facilities at Okay Ark Howard County The expansion program at Okay will definitely get under way this year said Ideal President Chris Dobbins in a statement published on the March issue of the firms magazine Dobbins last month denied a statement by a company spokesman that construction of the proposed Millwood Dam on Little River would force cancellation of expansion plans.
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Denver, Colo.p
Ideal Cement Co
Okay
Ark
Howard County
Ideal
Chris Dobbins
Dobbins
Millwood
Little River
Ramage Dies at 86 Lifelong Hempstead County Resident
E M Ramage 86 lifelong Hempstead County resident died at his daughter s home in Dunsmuir California last Thursday night He is survived by three children Mrs Livingston Mrs E H Byers of Taft Worth Texas and 3 W Ramage of Muskogee Oklahoma nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Bun Ben with Rev E R Williams of Conway officiating Latimer Funeral Home in charge
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M. Ramage
Hempstead County
M's. P. F. Livingston
Dunsmuir
California
Me. Ramage
Livingston
E. H. Byers
Taft Worth
Texas
W. Ramage
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Bun- Ben
Delock
E. R. Williams
Conway
Latimer Funeral Home
Auto Crash Destroys Porch After Tow Incident
An auto being towed by another driven by Bobby Lee Rogers struck a two chain on Third Street, then crashed into Mrs. Opal Baker's home damaging the east porch. The car belonged to the Trading Post. Carroll Ferguson of Emmet was charged with failure to yield in the accident involving Fay dames. Officers noted some minor damage and ongoing investigation.
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Bobby Lee Rogers
Jose
Third Street
Opal Baker
Trading Post
Carroll Ferguson
Emmet
Faydames
Emmet Man Is Given 10 Years for Robbery
Texarkana based Emmet resident Texarkana Clyde McClanahan 31 was sentenced Friday to ten years in the Arkansas penitentiary for armed robbery. Judge Lyle Brown in Miller Circuit Court noted McClanahan faced additional debts. accomplice Nathan Coleman of Hope received a postponed sentence. Police caught the pair within minutes after the December 17 robbery at the Highway 67 Liquor Store, about $300 stolen. Mississippi authorities placed a hold to transfer McClanahan back after serving in Arkansas. McClanahan had earlier been paroled from a Mississippi life sentence for murder. Coleman’s sentence was postponed with the judge calling Coleman a “stooge.”
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Texarkana
Clyde McClanahan
Emmet
Arkansas
Lyle Brown
Miller Circuit
McClanahan
Nathan Coleman
Hope
Highway 67
Builty
Fost de -Waylee
Mississippi
Brown
Coleman
Squar
Mrs Lucinda Hart Succumbs at Her Home Here
Mrs Lucinda Hart longtime Hempstead resident died Saturday at her daughter Mrs J E Spillers home after short illness She was a First Baptist Church Hope member Survivors include three daughters Mrs Spillers Mrs L L McNeill of Magnolia Mrs A R Trout of El Dorado one son Dewey Bells of Ypsilanti Michigan three sisters Mrs D A Westmoreland Magnolia Mrs T B Westmoreland Venice California Mrs H B Rhodes Beaumont TX a brother P E Duke Little Rock Funeral services were held at 2 DB m m Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Hope with Rev A Whitlow officiating Burial was in Mt Moriah cemetery near Roaston
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Lucinda B. Hart
Hempstead
J. E. Spillers
First Baptist Church of
D. A. Westmoreland
Magnolia
T. B. Westmoreland
Venice
Calif
H. B. Rhodes
Beaumont
Tex
P. E. Duke
Little Rock
Baptist Church of Hope
A. Whitlow
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Roaston
All Around the Town With The Star Staff
Local items note Bob Campbell a longtime cotton buyer and family ties to Margaret Truman via Clifton Daniel Jr. Roy Taylor plans Alder man bid while Vance Marcum weighs County Judge run against A Garrett. Texarkana nursing students class includes Mrs. Francis Rogers of Hope. Jim LaGrosse faces a school election writ and a contested campaign.
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Bob Campbell
Clifton Daniel Jr
The
New York Times
Margaret Truman
Campbell
Lloyd Spencer
Roy Taylor
Kathryn Lou Franks
Vance Marcum
A. @. Garrett
School For Practical Nursing
Texarkana
Francis Rogers
Hope
Three awee Greathouse Charged In Alcohol Case
Fragmentary OCR notes show Three awee Greathouse charged with intoxication and related traffic offenses on a highway near Prescott. Items mention failure to yield, red light violations, and road repair nearby with references to W Eshowe John Hughes and 67 between Prescott and La.
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Saturda
Highway- Department
Ken
Kefauver Optimism In Minnesota Primary
Kefauver optimistic after Minnesota results, saying he will exceed Stevenson in the state slate. He noted early returns show about 1,730 votes shaping his path toward the national contest and pledged to outperform the rival.
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