Our Daily Bread Leads Nation In Automatic Type Transmission
Arkansas publishers praise their timing system for eight teletypesetter units connected nationwide since 1942. The Teletypesetter, devised by Walter Morey and manufactured by AT&T, uses a perforated tape to dictate type setting and trace its lineage to 1870s English and Scottish developments.
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Arkansas
Texas
North Carolina
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Walter Morey
Hope and the Star
Morey
Linotype
San Francisco
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Finotype
Alexander Mackie
Mercy Slayer Harold Mohr Rally Spurs Coplay Support
In Coplay Pennsylvania a mob of about 3100 residents backs Harold Mohr awaiting trial for murder in the shooting death of his blind brother Walter. Mohr, a former corpsman, confessed to shooting after Walter begged for release. A Coplay town hall meeting planned to rally aid and funds while the district attorney weighs murder charges. The piece notes U.S. telephone totals of 8 million and world total of 66 million.
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Allentown
Harold Mohr
Mercy
Coplay
Harold
August Hobecl
Hobe
Hobel
Mohr
Walter
South Pacific
Kenneth H. Koch
Koch
Wic
Walter Mohr
Donald “Wentzel
Wentzel
Waller
Mobr
Coplay Pollee
Arkansas Weather Forecast Fair and Cloudy Outlook
Arkansas forecast shows fair conditions with little temperature change this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday expects cloudiness with warmer temperatures and rain.
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Arkansas
Jones to Speak at Third District Livestock Dinner Tonight
Dr. Lewis Webster Jones president of the University of Arkansas will be principal speaker at the Third District Livestock show dinner at 7 30 this evening in Hotel Barlow. About 150 attendees from across the district will be present with representatives from 17 counties. Bob Shivers show manager said the program includes an open forum for suggestions and plans for the annual Third Mistris Livestock Show.
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Lewis Webster Jones
University of Arkansas
Hotel Barlow
Bob Shivers
75 Arms Aid Planes Leave for Europe
Washington reports the first batch of about 75 American B-29s departs for Britain under the 1,000,000,000 arms aid program to bolster Western Europe. Four reconditioned bombers fly from Andrews Field to a British base as the B-29s with 2,000 mile range and 10 ton bomb load join Allied defense efforts.
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Washington
Britain
Europe
Andrews Field
United States
Defense Johnson
Oliver Franks
Congress
North Africa
Scout Kite Contest Results At Old Airport Site
The Boy Scout kite contest at the Washington road old airport site announced by Frank Cockrill awarded Jerry O Neal a flashlight for largest kite and Richard Cook a compass for second. Wayne Similey had the smallest kite and a flashlight. Walter Smiler second, compass. Franklin Horton won most beautiful kite and received a waterproof matchbox. Branch second earned a scout belt.
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Washington Road
Frank Cockrill
Jerry O'Neal
Richard Cook
John Bagley
Wayne Similey
Walter Smiler
Clyde Coffee
Franklin Horton
Dat Branch
Jimmy Miller
Ben Owen
Ohn Begley
Jimmy Branch
Udgeimmy Miller
Bobby Ones
Skippy Bryan
Bil Wray
Clyde Caley
Air Squadron 62
Kile
Durry O'Neal
Billy Wray
Frank Horton
Hal Branch
David McKenzie
Walter
Wayne Smilery
Billy Ware
Man in Arkansas With Two Wives Seeks Bond Release
A Nashville Arkansas man with two wives, one in Little Rock and another in Nashville, was charged with bigamy and held on a $500 bond. He claimed marriage to Mary Frances Hatfield in 1945 and to Pauline Smith in 1950, with both licenses later questioned as the prosecutor noted bad checks. Authorities say both women sought his release on bond while he remained in jail.
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B. Martin
Nashvilly
Ark
W. K. Lemley
Martin
Little Rock
Nashville
Arkansas
Royce Weisenberger
Mary Frances Hatfield
Camden
W. 12Th Street
Litle Rock
Hempstead County
Pauwlne Smith
Justice of Peace
H. E. Reed
Weisenburger
Mistin
Six Attending Hereford Sale at Benton
Six men and others travel to Benton for the Hereford sale at Gerard's Ranch. party includes Dale Way and several named buyers. Apparel sales are noted as below average, with several individuals listed among attendees and buyers.
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Hereford
Benton
Gerard
Ben Easter
Son
Makig
Dale Way
Aj Jones
M.S. Bates
Emery
PSC Head Is Candidate for Associate Justice
Arkansas Public Service Commission Chairman Charles Wine, 49, of Texarkana, filed pledges for associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court to fill the vacancy left by the death of Tuntice R. W. Robins. He will resign his PSC post soon. Wine, a University of Arkansas graduate, practiced in Fayetteville before moving to Texarkana in 1935. He was PSC chairman in 1945, resigned for an interim Supreme Court appointment in 1948, and was reappointed to the PSC in 1949.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Charles
Arkansas Supreme Court
Wine
Texarkana
Tuntice R. W. Robins
PSC
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Texarkanas
Oil Tank Fire Burns Two in El Dorado Field Incident
Lightning struck a 59,000 barrel oil tank in the shale field near El Dorado, igniting a blaze that threatened nearby installations. Capt. Bit Sewell and Phillips Petroleum official Lee Hunt were burned on the hands but not seriously. Fire crews used a half mile water line as flames melted steel sides and roof vented. Estimated losses totaled about 70,600 dollars for oil and tank, while the fire burned out after hours of intense heat.
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E' Dorado
Shaler
Bit Sewell
el Dorado
Lee Hunt
Phillips Petroleum Company
Frank Smith
Winter Storms Stall Across Regions With Light Attacks
The piece notes a brief feeble winter counter-attack in some areas as temperatures run below normal in the lower Mississippi valley and Texas. Sleet and freezing rain hit the Great Lakes region, eastern Missouri, and eastern Iowa while the Great Basin sees mixed precipitation. Forecaster L L Means says the storm is not severe and warmer temperatures should clear the ice by tonight. A Utah snowstorm east of Salt Lake City blocks U S Highway 40 temporarily as the east winds bring rain and snow to the southeast and mountains.
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Mississsippi Valley
Texas
Great Lakes
Missouri
Iowa
L. L. Means
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
Utah
Two American Scientists Missing in Britain
London reports two United States born atomic scientists fled to the United States after disappearing from Harwell with ties to the Fuchs case. Scotland Yard and American agents seek to question them about their relationship to the German-British scientist. The dispatch notes arrests may occur within days as officials probe motives and whereabouts. Timberline in mountains noted as the limit for tree growth.
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London
Fuchs
London Daily Graphic
Atlantic
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Harwell
Briish
Graphic
United States
Fresh Attack on McCarthy's Charges in Senate
Washington reports that the Truman administration seeks a fresh attack led by Ambassador Philip C. Jessup against Senator McCarthy's charges of Communists in the State Department. McCarthy rebutted with calls to oust Acheson and criticized the department, while Jessup prepared to testify and counterattack on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
Acheson
Jessup
U. S
Capitol
Comru
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
John E. Peurissy
Peurifoy
Peurlfoy
Feeders Supply Plan Protested at Old Location Move
Property owners protest Feeders Supply Co plan to relocate an eight building, valued about 6000 dollars, to its former site along the L and A Railway near West Third Street. The city council will discuss the petition signed by 12 residents at the next regular meeting Tuesday night.
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Feeders Supply Co
Proving Ground
West Third Street
Lions to stage magic show at Hope High auditorium
Hope Lions Club brings Dr Gaffney and his company to the High School auditorium on Thursday night March 23 at 8 p.m. A two hour revue features audience participation and a rabbit pulled from air, with proceeds to retire the Lions Club street marker debt and support eye glasses for the needy. A special matinee for students at 4 p.m. tickets available through Hope schools and Lion members.
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Dr. Gaffney
John L Wilson, Jr
Dr. Gafiney
Lion’s Club
Hope and Hempstead County
Boy Scouts
Schools of Hope
VFW Auxiliary to Name New Officers
The VFW Auxiliary will elect its new officers at a meeting at 7 30 Tuesday night. Mrs Hinton Davis, president, urges all members to attend. The notice notes a concern about cholera and soil, and references wildlife service in passing.
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VFW Auxiliary
VFW
Wildlife Service
Agencies Hopeful for Decision Next Week After Deadline
Vague phrases and fragmented text suggest agencies awaiting a decision next week after a deadline. The fragment hints at voting or approval processes and a cautious stance toward final outcomes without concrete names or dates.
Tarzan creator Burroughs dies amid enduring fame
The article recalls Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, who achieved lasting renown from the apeman stories. It notes his 1912 sale of Tarzan of the Apes and later film adaptations featuring actors like Buster Crabbe and Lex Barker, highlighting his control over royalties and enduring influence on literature and cinema.
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Enella
Galt Maret
Gar
Rice Burroughs
Everu Tarzan
Burroughs
Weil
Fabul Iyler
Buster Crabbe
Lex Barker
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