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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1956

Page

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Franch air fleet afield near Algeria coast

A scrambled report notes France’s helicopter fleet building near Sappor and the Riviera coast, ships assigned to blockade duties, with an American agreement to ship H21R and H31C choppers to Algeria. Sporadic clashes and arrests mark the North Africa front as tensions rise with graphite-related thefts and sabotage by suspected operatives.

France Airm Levediuallys Algeria Lay Sted Washington North Africa

Blizzardlike New York Transforms Into Village Atmosphere

A sweeping New York snowstorm turns the city into a village scene. Residents walk Fifth Avenue, buses fill with strangers becoming friends, and shoppers commiserate over stalled cars. The narrator notes beauty in the white city and shares streetcorner vignettes.

New York Nework Mother Nature Manhattan Fifth Avenue

First State Union Merger United AFL CIO in Arkansas

The first state merger of the AFL and CIO was completed in Little Rock, forming the Arkansas State Labor Council with about 40,000 workers. Odell Smith led the new body, with Wayne Glenn as executive secretary and Charles M. Catton as treasurer. Delegates elected officers by acclamation and approved a new constitution.

Little Rock American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organization Arkansas State Labor Council Cio-Afl National Labor Organizations Arkansas Odell Smith Arkansas Federation of Labor Smith Feamsters Union W. C.bill Demers Communications Workers Union CIO Wayne Glenn AFL Charles M. Catton Fort Smith Gid Cio Fid McMath Democratic Party

President outlines farm parity goals and civil rights stance

In a news conference the President favored a 400 percent parity aim but warned legal methods could raise farm surpluses and trouble for farmers. He criticized a Senate farm bill as unworkable, urged a better measure, and held talks with leaders. He discussed segregation, urging patience and suggesting the South show progress toward school integration in line with the Supreme Court. He also commented on Soviet policy and expressed interest in visiting India, noting timing challenges.

Senate Senate House Stalin India Far East Eisenhower Nehru Heres John Foster Dulles Defense Department Hoover Commission Montgomery Ala Alabama South Supreme Court

Markets and Livestock Prices Across Regions

Market reports show steady demand for broilers and fryers in Arkansas and surrounding areas with prices around 21 to 22 cents. Chicago and St Louis live poultry and eggs markets run steady to slightly higher on hogs, cattle, and veal with specific cuts and weights noted. wholesale poultry, eggs, and beef quotes reflect mixed changes amid broad trading activity.

Broilers Little Rock Northwest Ares Batesville-Florala New York Stoge S Chicago USDA Buller ST. Louis I,p U. Ss

Market Rise of redress and Ark La dividends plan

Market rise of redress is 18700.435.80. Ark La dividends 50 cents per year unless consent of Mississippi River Fuel raises them. Interest and principal will be affected. Until last October Stephens held 51 percent of Ark La stock under an agreement spinning off gas wells and plants to Mississippi River Fuel. Abandonment led to financing changes and sale of Stephens stock to Union Securities which endorsed Stephens notes. Stephens and Union each put up 2.5 million toward stock, plus Union and King paid Mississippi River Fuel 1 million. Current holdings post 10 percent December dividend: Stephens 1,185,893 shares, cost 141,589,295, estimated market val

Ark-La Stephens Aki-La Mississippi River Union Securities Stephens and Union King American Stock Exchange State Public Service Commission Stephens Company Cities Service PSC Pulaski Circuit Court

Pilkinton Envisions Flood Dam Growth and Economic Boost

Pilkinton cites 53 500 more cars 2000 more retail businesses and urges full water storage at Millwood Dam as flood control. He links upstream watershed storage to enhanced value stating a dry Millwood is impractical. The report notes stock values and Ark La rate increases and a PSC appeal affecting profits.

U.S. Corps of Engineers Millwood Dam Mul Wood Pilkinton

Pea Ridge Park Hopes Dim

Little Rock reports prospects fading for Pea Ridge battlefield becoming a national park. Secretary McKay says success depends on a board's March 28 recommendation. the board previously found Pea Ridge not nationally significant. Benton County recalls the 1862 Civil War clash where three Confederate generals died.

Little Rock Pea Ridge Battlefield Dovglas McKay George H. Benjamin Gev. Orvel Faubus Jome McKay Advisory Board of National Parks, Historic Sites, Buildings and Monuments Washington Pea Ridge McKay Arkansas Benton County Mississippi River

Water supply cited as vital to progress in Magnolia region

The speaker warned that a dry dam would sell out the area for generations to come and stressed that an ample water supply is essential to industrial, agricultural, and municipal progress. He was accompanied by Mayor Boyette Powell of Lewisville, with Judge Pilkinton and Mr Powell reinforcing the point.

Arkansas Magnolia Boyette Powell Lewisville Pilkinton Powell

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