Hope Chamber urges census accuracy over university resident rule
C A Armitage of Hope Chamber writes to the Census Bureau from Washington seeking confirmation of a Fayetteville district supervisor’s claim that University students in Fayetteville will be counted as residents of that city. He notes local opposition and calls for alert citizens to prevent changes, praising Pat Duffle and recounting the 1930 census efforts by Mark Smyth in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Armitage
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D. C
Arkansas Gazetteef
Hope Star
M. D. Swenson
Fayetteville
Ark
Swenson
J. Pat Duffle
Pat
Arkansas Gazette
Pat Duffle
Mark Smyth
Community Concert Drive Planned
A third annual Community Concert membership drive begins April 8 and lasts one week with kickoff on April 4. Officers include Mrs J C Carlton president and several vice presidents and secretaries. Board members feature Rev Steve Cook, Lyle Brown, Vincent Foster, Syd McMath, and others. All officers meet at the Barlow Hotel at 4 p.m. Sunday March 26 to discuss entertainment suggestions for the concert season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carlton
George Peck
C. C. McNeil
R. M.lagrone, Jr
W. A. Williams
Terrell Cornelius
Idan
Norman Lewis
Steve Cook
Lyle Brown
Vincent Foster
Syd McMath
George Franzier
A. H. Washburn
Kelly Bryant
Robert LaGrone, Jr
Edwin Stewart
Barlow Hotel
Melon Festival Plan Discussed at Meeting
Watermelon committee met at the Chamber of Commerce office here last night to plan a festival this year. Carl Hinton of Patmos was named general festival chairman. A master committee includes J. Brown, Blevinst W. H. fester, Washington, Otis Black wood, Fulton, J. J. Licblong, Pri mos, Norma Jones, Spring Hill, Art Mhoon, Hope, and Terrell Cornelius, chairman, Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. I. Liebling
Patmos
Carl Hinton
J. Brown
Blevinst
W. H. Fester
Washington
Otis Blackwood
Fulton
J. J. Licblong
Primos
Norma Jones
Spring Hill
Art Mho
Jaycee Meet at Hope City Hall at 7 P M
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a meeting at Hope City Hall at 7 o clock tonight. All members are urged to attend.
Arkansas Weather Forecast Promises Warmer After Faltering Day
Faltering conditions ease as clouds linger across Arkansas. This afternoon and tonight expect continued fall weather with increasing warmth by Thursday. Showers are likely in the western counties during the afternoon or night, with lingering cloudiness overall.
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Arkansas
Oaklawn Sewer District Bonds Sold in Hope
Hope City Council sold Oaklawn Sewer District revenue bonds totaling 115000 at 2.75 percent to W B Stevens Investment Co with expenses to be paid by the bidder. Bonds mature in 25 years and funds will back a 25 year sewage fee from north Hope property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklawn Sewer District
W. B. Stevens Investment Company
Hope
North Hope
T. J. Rainey Investment Company
Albert Graves
Feeders Supply Co
McDuffie-Curry Co
Little Ftock
R. C. Campbell
Third District Livestock Association
Fair Park
First
Citizens Banks of Hope
the Stock Association
City of Hope
Third
Washington Streets
Block 31
Jersey Breeders to Meet Here
Jersey cattle breeders in Hempstead county Arkansas will meet Friday at 1 30 P M in the Hempstead County Courtroom. Joe Elean will preside with J E Lightie Jr secretary Arkansas Jersey organization in attendance. The program covers Jersey type and production with speakers from the American Jersey Cattle Club and the Arkansas Extension Service. Local breeders and 4 H members are listed among participants. The county agent notes average area butterfat at 167 pounds per year and urges attendance to reach a production goal of 250 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Arkansas
Hempsferd County
Joe Elean
Waldo
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club Board
J. E. Lightie, Jr
Scarcy
Arkansas Jersey Organization
D. T. Simmons
American Jersey Cattle Club
A. Leon Holley
T. P. Head
Arkansas Extension Service
Hempstead County
Clayborn J. Rowe
Lacie Rowe
Autrey Wilson
Carl Brown
Experiment Station
Vernon Brown
Lester Brown
Glenn Eley
J. M. Brown
M. J. Copeland
C. M. Cox
R. J. Foster
Garland Kidd
Qdell Luck
Donald V. Moore
Clarence Ellen
Norman Moore
Larry Moses
Richard Lynn Hunt
Donald Rey Brown
Mirla Ann Brown
Kenneth Dale Singard
Joe Rowe
James Hutson
Burrel Jue Smittle
James Toner
Oliver .L. Adams
Jersey Cattle Club
Issues Opinion Little Book March 2 14 Percent Atorney General Ike Murray Advised City Attorney Prince Dixon
In Fayetteville analysis shows state and federal and municipal automobile charges subject to parking meter fees unless explicitly exempted. The opinion discusses authority and potential exemptions under local, state and federal rules. The piece notes commentary from Ike Murray and Prince Dixon on enforcement and legality of meter charges across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Book
Ike Murry
Prince Dixon
Fayetteville
Potato Production to Be Discussed Tonight
Members of the Hopa Chamber of Commerce will travel to Patmos to meet with the SWAP to discuss commercial production of sweet potatoes and related mutual issues. The delegation will depart at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopa Chamber of Commerce
Patmos
SWAP
Chamber of Commerce
Not Certain Man Can Make H Bomb
Pasadena and California Institute of Technology celebrate Millikan 82 as a famed physicist who questions the feasibility of a hydrogen bomb while warning against socialist trends and urging preservation of American freedoms. He recalls historic atomic work, travels, and ongoing duties as a university leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Millikan
Earth
Mother Earth
California Institute of Technology
Texas
Canada
Caltech Board of Trustees
Fresno
State College
Deadline Fixed for Flower Show Entries
Entries for the spring flower show on March 29 must be registered by March 28. Register with committee members including Mrs. Hatley, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Trimble, Mrs. Halbert, Mrs. Albritton, Mrs. Luck, Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. McLarty, Mrs. Bittle, or show secretary Wingfield. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Hatley
LaMar Cox
Frank Trimble
A. A. Halbert
A. A. Albritton
Hollis Luck
C. C. McNeill
John Wallace
Franklin McLarty
Cecil M. Bittle
Wingfield
Claw Honor Society Reorganized at Training School
The Claw Honor Society at the Claw Training School was reorganized for the second semester. It admits new members each six week period based on outstanding scholarship. First six weeks inductees include Margaretty Saposon Donald Whitmore Willey White J T Callins Jr Willie Chas Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe Uvews Cucing
Claw
Margaretty Saopson
Donald Whitmore
Willey White
J. T. Caliins, Jr
Willie Chas
Conway
Joyce White
Velma Stewart
Gloria D. May
Delois Hopsen
Juanita Marshal
Daisy Lee Draper
Shipkey Mae Black
James White
Billy D. Woods
Louise Johnson
Ruby Jean Heaton
Issac Stewart
Velma Woods
Wiliam F. White
Second Write Man Given Life Sentence
Washington reports a 34 year old white man was sentenced to life for the massacre of three Negro children in Kegcinski Mississippi. The jury could not agree on the death penalty. windel Whitt and Malcolm Whitt face life terms in related murders. Turner testified that a scuffle led to the fatal shot and that the three white men went to the Harris home to sell whiskey. The case also involves two other murder indictments targeting Burnside and Thurman children.
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Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Turner
Ruby Nell
Mary Burnside
Frankie Thurman
Windel Whitt
Whitt
Windol Whitt
Malcolm
Windol
Burnside
Whitt Brothers
Thomas Harris
Harris
Ruby Neil
Vevline Thurman
Brannan plan attacked as shell game by GOP head
In Nebr March 22 an address by national Republican Chairman Guy Gabrielson compared the Brannan agriculture plan to an old shell game once seen at county fairs. The remarks cited by the speaker framed the plan as misleading. The report notes the scene at North Cumberland and mentions the Cistercian community of Our Lady of the Valley enduring a significant setback from a $2,000,000 wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan Agriculture Plan
National Republican
Guy G. Gabrielson
North Cumberland
Zow
Our Lady of the Valley
Poll Spells Defeat for Housing Plan in House
A 4M-A poll in Washington shows nearly half of President Truman's Democrats in the House may oppose the $2 billion co op housing plan for middle income families. Of 100 Democrats surveyed, the vote for and against was nearly even with many undecided. Senate already struck the measure. leaders consider possible compromise while Truman pressures for favorable action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House
Pee
Air
Key West
Fle
Spence
Texarkana to Accept Hempstead County Students
Miller County School Board voted to admit a small number of students from Hempstead County after land acquisition, pending approval by the Lenistead Board of Education. The land lies between Old River and Red River where the former Simms school stood, affected by a river shift that redirected students toward Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Miller County School Board
Hempstead County
Lenistead Board of Education
Old River
Red River
Simms
Hemypeland
Hervey
Chrysler walkout shows little change after peace moves
Detroit March 22 reports indicate the Chrysler strike entering its ninth week with only slight progress toward settlement. The company and the CIO United Auto Workers exchanged settlement proposals in a tense session as the labor dispute continued without a breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
McCarthy alleges FBI trailed four Soviet spy contacts
Senator McCarthy claimed in a closed Senate session that the FBI tracked four Soviet spy suspects who allegedly contacted an American he says heads an espionage ring. He said the case could determine whether the State Department harbors Communists. The informant named by McCarthy is tied to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
FBI
Senate Foreign Relations
Wisconsin
State Department
May Slash Arkansas River Funds
Arkansas river planners protested after the House appropriations committee in Washington rejected a $765 million overall development program for the Arkansas and Oklahoma river system. The panel cut state asks, axing a $600,000 Morrilton flood project, trimming bank stabilization near Little Rock, and reducing the statewide request from $25.57 million to $19.15 million, delaying major works like Bull Shoals dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
U. S
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Morrilton
Little Rock
Bull Shoals Dam
Mrs Heart Finds New Life After Doctors' Warning
Oklahoma City story follows Mrs Heart who survived a predicted death from heart condition. After a year of rationing and supposed finality she rediscovered purpose by traveling, giving anonymously to those in need, and embracing Christian Science. She recalls rising hope, new self confidence, and plans to live fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jetters
Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
Duglars
Forrest City votes on parking meters in city election
Residents approved meters in a special election with 305 for and 265 against for the municipal court 344 for and 309 against. Seventeen Arkansas cities have adopted meters while Little Rock has twice rejected them, the latest rejection a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Gly
Marole da
Forrest City
Wis
Meteta
Arkansas
Little Rock
Lifetime Collection Sold at Terrell Auction
In Terrell Texas on March 22 a two story shop once owned by I Levy drew hundreds as old stock from the 1800s fetched prices. Items included silks hand painted buttons imported woolens high button shoes and linen shirts. Buyers included high school girls and mothers who purchased dresses lace and corsets. Levy who was 71 died two years ago the store had stood closed until recently. Neighbors recalled his dignified style and used the sale to view a long shuttered era between Shreveport and Dallas.
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Marthadole Terrell
Tex
I. Levy
Terrell
Texa
Mosley
Jace
Jinae
Levy
Claude Rousseaux
Ben Wil
State Mental “Hospital
Texas Military College
Shreveport
Dallas
Rousseaux
Barber Admits Bloody Slaying Of Window Washer
Terre Haute Ind March 22 A slender greying barber Clarence Taylor 56 admitted to police he killed George Walls Baldwin 54 in his downtown Terre Haute barber shop on March 13 He said the motive arose from an argument over a pretty young woman Goldie Juanita Wilson 19 of Dresser Ill who was present when the shooting Also Taylor said he sawed the body in half three days later and dumped it in Flossmoor Ill He admitted taking about 1000 from the corpse and investigators traced large bills used in Terre Haute and Chicago leading to his arrest Wilso n was held for questioning and reportedly knew of plans to kill and rob Baldwin
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Terre Haute
Ind
Clint Seward
Clarence Taylor
George Walls Baldwin
Taylor
Baldwin
Ims
Seward
Mia
Goldie Juanita Wilson
Dresser
Wabash River
Wilson
Flossmore
Ill
Chicago
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Chrysler
Mrs. Heart
Thie Bina
Barber
Martin
Eve Lie
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National
Tha Cola Sian
Conelia
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Spql P. Folgeratt
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United Nations
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