School aid debate surfaces for Hope schools funding
In Hope, a $5,000 annual grant proposal to city council to support public schools for nine years is debated. The piece notes tax-exempt municipal utility status, potential impact on other city services, and calls for voluntary equalization of the tax picture to aid school construction needs.
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Camden
Hight
Hope
Brookwood
Mimile
P. Young
Dunkirk, Dunkerque and a new treaty of alliance
James Thrasher recounts Dunkirk Dunkerque and the 1940 evacuation that saved Britain. He notes the alliance formed there between France and Britain and now expanded to include the Soviet Union and the United States. The pact, termed the treaty of Dunkerque, signals a durable, interdependent effort to keep peace and deter aggression.
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Dunkerque
Chantel
France
Dunkirk
Britain
Hitler
London
Edinburgh
Dublin
Poland
Russia
Germany
British Isles
Dunkerque Beach
Churchill
Tcky
Isles
Litile
Briain
Soviet Union
United States
Belgium
Netherlands
Dunkeraue Village
Discovery of quinine sources in the East Indies and South America
The search for quinine to replace lost East Indies supplies uncovered numerous chinchona trees in South America previously unknown to science, revealing new sources of the valuable drug.
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East Indies
South America
Georgia's Young Governor Out. Thompson Takes Office
Georgia's Herman Talmadge, ousted by a 5 to 2 Supreme Court ruling, leaves the governor’s mansion unpaid as Melvin E. Thompson is installed acting governor. The legislature backs Thompson, funds unlock, and Gov-elect Eugene Talmadge’s forces rethink policy amid a rapid political shift.
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Supreme Court
Talmadge
Melvin E. Thompson
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
George Hamilton
Thompson
Ellis Arnall
Baltimore
Arnall
State Senate
Assembly
Eugene Coox
Betty
Lovejoy
Homemakers to Attend First FHA Rally Day in Arkadelphia
Twenty Hope Chapter members of the Future Homemakers of America travel to Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia on March 22 for the first annual Southwest District Rally Day. The program features discussions, music, skits, and a corsage making demonstration, with Mrs. D. D. McBrien and Mrs. Ben Laney as honored guests. more than a thousand FHA members are expected.
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Hope
The
Future Homemakers of America
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Fha
Henderson State Teachers College
FHA
D. D. McBrien
Henderson
Vague Ann Magness
Ben Laney
Little Rock
Hamilton Hanegan
Virginia Ann Magness
Sue Livingston
Alds Smith
Betty Whitlow
Janis Davis
Jessie Mae Silvey
Wyona_ Cox
Elizabeth McConnell
Patsy Martin
Mavine Rogers
Lucille Torbert
Dora Lou Franks
Joan Walker
Dorothy Moore
Effie Hyatt
Mary Nell. Torbert
Corene Morris
Pauline Morris
Naomi Bruner
Gracie Lee Bright
Sorel Pene
Lumbermen ride down mountains in fast moving flume boards
In British Columbia lumbermen ride wooden boards along mountain flumes, racing down slopes at high speed as they float toward mills. The stunt showcases perilous yet skilled logging methods and the audacious use of gravity powered routes.
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British Columbia
One-Armed Radio Operator Credited by Survivors
Ten survivors of the tanker Fort Dearborn credit radioman Henry F Wiehr of Los Angeles with saving their lives after a makeshift SOS finally got through. He, despite one arm and broken glasses, rigged an emergency set in the charthouse. the SOS reached the S S John Foster nine hours after the ship broke apart, prompting a 16 hour rescue by the General Gordon and subsequent transfers to the St John Victory.
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San Francisco
Fort Dearborn
Navy
W. H. Gordon
Gordon
Wienr
Mahoney
Richard Mahoney
Corpus Christi
Tex
Red Cross reaches 1947 Arkansas county goal
Hempstead County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports ninth in Arkansas for 1947, thanks volunteers and renewing members. Finance chairman Franklin McLarty urges remaining campaigns to finish and members to renew, with local contributions totaling 77.75 and grand total to date 5,198.98 dollars.
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Hempstead
The
American Red Cross
Arkansas
Jeff Shemwell
the Red Cross
Red Cross
T- Sons
Annie Jean Walker
City Hall
Hope
Franklin McLarty
R. R. Cornelius
Willie Beard
Gladys Hooper
Ben Arkin
E. G. Slaybaugh
Elsie Schneiker
Frances Schneiker
Snyker Hotel
Nelson Frazier
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co
J. L. Goodbar
Ian Bateman
Kenton Huddleston
Laraine Day Enroute to Mexico City with Durocher
Actress Laraine Day and husband Leo Durocher flew from Burbank toward Mexico City and Havana Cuba after a flight incident last night. The couple are safe. A divorce matter involving Day and J Ray Hendricks is set for April 29 in superior court with arguments to invalidate Day's Mexican divorce and her subsequent marriage to Durocher in El Paso.
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Burbank
Calif
Laraine Day
Havana
Cuba
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Flatbush Club
Mexico City
Durocher
Panama Canal Zone
Miss Day
J. Ray Hendricks
Superior Court
el Paso
Tex
Hendricks
New Store for Men Opens Friday Night
Announcement of Hope's new Willis Men's Store at 101 South Main in the old Capitol Hotel building. It opens Friday night from 7 to 9 o clock with regular hours after Saturday and invites the public to inspect the store featuring nationally advertised clothing and men’s wear.
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Hope
Willis Men's Store
South Main
Capitol Hotel
New Governor Prepared for Anything in Georgia
Acting Gov. Melvyn E. Thompson faced press at his Atlanta hotel suite as news broke of a possible adverse court ruling. He initially issued a statement praising Governor Talmadge then retracted it and urged all Georgians to support the state.
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M. E. Thompson
Supreme Court
Georgia
Atlanta
Melvyn E. Thompson
Wew
Thompson
Talmadge xxx
Landon backs U S stand in Balkans and Greece aid
Alf M Landon urged immediate U S financial and military support to Greece and Turkey saying delay could lead to war with Russia. He cited a $400.6 million loan as a hedge against communism and described a western bloc opposing Soviet expansion, with risks seen across Cuba Mexico Canada and beyond.
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Kas
Alf M. Landon
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Tempel Emanuel
Landon
U. S
Iran
Iraq
Egypt
Lalvy
Europe
Britain
Mediterranean
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
United States
Seminole shift toward education and work in Florida
A decade of gradual change among Florida Seminoles sees old anti white sentiment fade as young leaders embrace schooling and jobs. Officials cite population growth to 740 plus and new crafts, farming, and guiding work, while elders warn the transition may be slow and uneven.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Florida
Oklahoma
Everglades
Georgia
Sherman
Turkey
Aid to Greece and Turkey Aimed to Block Communism
Undersecretary Acheson testified that American aid to Greece and Turkey to check communism should not lead to war. He warned that Greek Turkish collapse could trigger a broader crisis while stressing UN action, and outlined how $400 million in aid would be spent.
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Turkey
Alex H. Singleton
Washington
Acheson
Rep
Mansfield
D-Mont
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Mediterranean
Rep. Smith
R-Wis
Congress
United States
United Nations
House
Russia
Vorys
Ohio
Churchill
Potsdam
Stalin
Attlee
Time Bomb Kills Couple and Fiance Held in California
Beulah Louise Overell, 21, a college coed, and her fiancé Rector Collum, 21, were jailed in Newport Beach on suspicion of murdering Walter Overell and Beulah Overell. Investigators found 30 sticks of dynamite and a time clock aboard the 47 foot cruiser Mary, shifting the case from an ignition theory to a deliberate explosion.
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Cal
Beulah Louise Overell
Collum
Newport Beach
R.R. Hodgkinson
Walter Everell
Los Angeles Loan Company
Beulah
Mary
Newport Harbor
Hodgkinson
James Musick
New Port Beach
Ris
Miss Overell
Man Sets Self Ablaze at Palmer Park Ball Diamond
A 60 year old widower William H. Mathewson burned to death on a park baseball diamond after pouring gasoline on a circle about ten feet wide and stepping into the flames witnessed by two boys and a woman. Police expect suicide. landlady cites despondency from a lame leg.
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Detroit
Vincent Mann
William H. Mathewson
Mann
Mathewson
Margaret Allison
Edward Benz
Michael
Palmer Park
Edward
Hove
Five Missing in Flood Waters in Canada
Five persons are missing as the Red Deer river rose fourteen feet after ice cracked. Royal Canadian Mounted Police report no trace of Mrs. Gordon Harps, her sister, and three children whose tar paper shack was hit by a four foot wall of water and ice. Red Deer lies about one hundred miles south of Edmonton.
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Red Deer
Alta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gordon Harps
Edmonton
Western Allies Near Agreement on German Peace Striven Plan
Moscow reports say the four powers discussed a German peace framework with an economic reconstitution plan and possible inclusion of additional Allied states in the process. The session touched on coal guarantees, Ruhr control, and the scope of Soviet and Turkish roles as debates continued.
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Stary Marshall Perm
Foreign Ministers Council
France
Germany
Y Ges Bidault
Ruhr
Marshall
Mars
Andrei I. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Aomania
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Italy
Hungary
Finland
Georgesault
Ernest Bevin
Don
Deso
Truman
Molotov
VU. S
George C. Marshall Ag
Turkey
Los Angeles Police Probe Latest Attack
Police investigate a brutal assault on an elderly woman in Los Angeles as details remain unclear and authorities seek witnesses. Detectives urge nearby residents to come forward with any information.
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Los Angeles
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