French troops battle Arab guerrillas in North Africa
Paris dispatch reports that French forces killed over 200 Arab guerrillas in Tunisia and Algeria over two weeks as Premier Mollet seeks colonial reform to quell uprisings. About 230 attackers may have died with 26 captured. three French soldiers were killed in Tunisia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tunisia
National Assembly
Algeria
Once
Guy Mollet
Libya
Alrian
Oran
Oreign Legionnaires
Band Concerts Schedule for Saturday Region Four Ikansai festival
Region Four band festival of the Ikansai School Band and Orchestra Association opens Saturday morning with visiting bands performing throughout the day in the auditorium. Sightreading judged in the band building by R. B. Watson of Pine Bluff. junior high brass solos rated by Dale Ford of Paris Texas. high school woodwind solos in the library judged by F. B. Ward of Hooks Texas. Twirling solos on campus judged by Alvis Rogers of Hugo Oklahoma. percussion solos judged in junior high library. piano solos in Mrs P Young home with Mrs Jewel Moore Jr as judge. Concert schedule lists numerous schools and class listings with times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikansai School Band and Orchesta Association
R. B. Watson
Pine Bluff
Ebrass
Dale Ford
Paris
Texas
Los
F. B. Ward
Hooks
Alvis Rogers
Hugo
Okla
Fay
P. Young
Jewel ¥. Moore Jr
Texarkana
Gi Prescott
Arkansas Forecast: Temperatures Near Normal with Showers
The extended forecast shows temperatures near normal with a slight rise early in the week. Maximums around 73 degrees, with normal readings 4 to 50 except 5037 area. Precipitation remains tight to moderate, as scattered showers are expected west and north on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Nort
House Speakers to Seek Senate Post in Arkansas
West Memphis reports Arkansas House Speaker Charles F P Smith will run in the Democratic primaries for the Senate seat long held by the late Lamar L Rodgers of West Memphis. Smith, 42, served four terms as Crittenden County representative and led the 1955 Legislature as speaker. He is attorney for Southland Racing Corp which seeks to open a new dog racing track here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Memphis
Charles FP
Rip
Arkansas Legislative Counncil
Governor
Smith
Southland Racing Corp
Senate
Anti Stalin Slurs News to U S Reds
Francis Stilley reports on Moscow's deflation campaign to Americans in the Communist Party, stirring surprise and talk of a possible split or purge. The Daily Worker defends Moscow moves while other New York papers note internal U S Communist disagreements and a potential fracture.
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Francis Stilley
NEW York
Moscow
Daily Worker
Worker
Times
Alan Max
U. S
Communist Party
William Foster
the Times
Adlai Keeps to Moderation Plan After Minnesota Primary
Adlai E. Stevenson said he will stay with a program of moderation even if it costs him the Democratic presidential nomination. He rejected outbidding Kefauver and pledged to express his views on issues as he sees them, noting he only accepts parity if truly attainable. He added that defeat would be his fault for failing to communicate his ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hell
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesota
Kefgayer
Visiting Soviet Secret Police Chief Denounced in British Press
The British press denounced Col. Geo. Ivan Serov as a thug and a murderer, though he laughed off the charges. Reporters noted his vanity and joked about his appearance, while MPs considered asking Prime Minister Eden to explain the visit amid concerns over armed foreigners from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Col
Geo
Ivan Serov
Serov
Yal
Ivan the Terrible
The
Daily Mirror Colummnist
Vcsssandra
Cassandra
Turkey
Expo
Leroy
Lonybody
Daily Mirror
Himmler
Soviet Union
Heinrich Himmler
Sale Seray
Gid
Visl
Anthony £den
Commons
Russia
Seroy
Dng
Army Plans Parting Salute to Collins
Army gears for a formal dress parade to honor Gen. J Lawton Collins who served 39 years including as chief of staff during the Korean War. He met with President Eisenhower and has held posts with NATO. Born in New Orleans, he graduated from the U S Military Academy in 1917 and saw action in Hawaii after Pearl Harbor.
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J. Lawton Collins
Colins
Eisenhower
Mean
Collins
U. S
North Atlantic
Army
Flaff
New Orleans
U. S. Military Academy
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Gelonees
Guadalcanel
New Georgia
New Defense System Is Unveiled By Army Officials
A new Army antiaircraft defense system called missile master was unveiled as a radar like control network for Nike missiles defending the Washington Baltimore region. The system coordinates detection of enemy aircraft and missiles and the firing of Nike missiles, operating with or separately from Air Force defenses. It is a smaller localized version of the Sage system and includes eight launchers at its post between Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C
Fay
Meade, Md
Bruce
Army
Newsmien
Nike
Washington - Baltimore
Amiy Post
Air Force
Admiral Byrd to Be Featured on Murrow’s Person to Person
Edward R. Murrow plans a live interview with Admiral Richard Byrd for the program Person to Person. Logistical delays at Byrd’s Boston home include unfinished renovations and dust, complicating camera setups and filming plans. a technician notes the house is not ready for filming.
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Admiral Byrd
Murrow
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Edward RB
Richard Byrd Tnight
Admiral Nay
Byrd
Boston
Antarctic
Perso
Mayre
Hospital Bid Invitations Withdrawn
LITTLE ROCK Special Operations at the State Hospital faced new friction as the state Purchasing Department announced Comptroller Kelly Cornett ordered five bid invitations withdrawn for kitchen and food service supplies. The move, tied to a shrinking hospital appropriation, follows the resignation of Hospital Business Administrator Kenneth Newman amid gubernatorial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hock
State Hospital
Faubus
State Purchasing Department
Kelly Cornett
Kenneth Newman
Joint Auditing Committee
Comptroller’s Office
Ealing
Benton
X rays drive continues in Hope amid rain and cold
A mobile chest x ray survey provided 502 free screenings on Thursday at Wardlow Food Store and Saenger Theatre with volunteers led by Mrs. Cecil Weaver. 301 more were given in the afternoon. The unit will tour Saenger Theatre, Hempstead County courthouse, Palmas, Spring Hill, and Ozark through March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardlow Food Store
Cecil Weaver
American Legion Amxiliary
Auxiliary
H. M. Olsen
Labroy Spates
Mike Schneiker
W. MH. Gunter
Victor Cobb
Saemyer
Nbe
Wtlnic
Saenger Theater
Hempstead County
Palmas
Spring Hill
Ozah
Opening Minstrel Show Draws Capacity Hope Crowd
A full house at the Hope Kiwanis eighth annual minstrel show in the high school auditorium. Sharon Foster was crowned Junior Kiwanis Queen with the Senior queen to be chosen tonight. Judge Pilkinton urged support for a wet Millwood dam, arguing vast economic gains and job creation, calling it criminal negligence not to store water. He urged a one dollar Southwest Water District membership.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Sharon Foster
Vincent W. Foster
Millwood
James H. Pilkinton
Arkansas Economic Council
Pilkinton
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Millwood Dam
Southwest Water District
Hope Chamber of — Commerce
Big Three Ministers to Meet in Paris in May
British French and U S foreign ministers plan a Paris meeting in May to forge a united stance on the Middle East crisis. Reports say Britain may carry a standby military plan if Arab Israeli tensions flare, while the U N efforts for peace may be supported or met with standby congressional authorization if needed. The White House postponed a high level session on the issue, described as routine and classified, with no link to disarmament.
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Paris
Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
Middle East
London
Britain
United States
United Nations Security Council
Congress
U. N
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Mid-East
Hagerly
France
Easter Lily Sales in Downtown Hope Parade Fundraiser
Easter Lily sales by the Faster Seal Society will be held on downtown Hope streets Saturday from dawn to noon and 1 to 3 pm. Mrs. E. P. Young Je and Mrs. Jud Martindale lead the Lily parade with Girl Scout Troops One and Nine including Jan Reinhardt Tina Pilkinton Auchie Lou Foster Carolyn Dodson Sharon Smith Janice Bailey Judy Boswell Penny Franks Betty Briant Susie Booth Brenda Delaney Nancy Tooley Patsy Burroughs Priscilla Johnston Julia Peck Shirley Faye Allen Sherry Hawkins urging the public to join the Lily Parade and support children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Society
Hope
E. P. Young Je
Jud Martindale
Jan Reinhardt
Tina Pilkinton
Auchie Lou Foster
Carolyn Dodson
Sharon Smith
Janice Bailey
Judy Boswell
Penny Franks
Betty Briant
Susie Booth
Brenda Delaney
Nancy Tooley
Troop Nine
Patsy Burroughs
Priscilla Johnston
Julia Peck
Shirley Faye Allen
Sherry Hawkins
Two Men Rob Hoxie Store of $2300 in Heist
Hoxie was held up by two men wearing stockings and wielding revolvers who entered while Elbert Raston and his wife watched TV. They tied the couple to a bed, stole $2300 from Raston’s pockets, and fled in a waiting car driven by a third man. Sheriff D S Foley said the attack occurred last night and left no mention of checks.
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Hoxie
D. S. Foley
Elbert Raston
Raston
Clyde Calloway Dies at Home in Blevins at 50
Clyde Calloway aged 50, longtime Blevins resident, died at his home early Thursday. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Calloway of Blevins and a brother Carl Calloway of Houston, Texas. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Marlbrook Cemetery officiated by Rev. Jim Allen of Brescott. Burial will be conducted by Cornish Funeral Home of Prescott at Marlbrook Cemetery.
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Clyde Calloway
Blevins
W. H. Calloway
Carl Calloway
Houston
Texas
Marlbrook
Jim Allen
Brescott
Cornish Funeral Home
Prescott
Marlbrook Cemetery
Fire Destroys Cleaning Shop in Washington
A cleaning and pressing shop operated by John Velvin burned to the ground in Washington about 4 a.m. with losses around $3,500. The blaze origin is undetermined. The fire reached the Washington Post Office, which roofs and attic suffered damage before Hope Fire Department tanker aid saved the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Velvin
Washington
Washington Post
Hope Fire Department
Hope
Tire Department
Ellis Farm Pine Timber Study Demonstration
B J Ellis invites the public to his Ellis farm near Hope for a pine timber management field meet on Tuesday March 27 at 10 am. The 60 acre stand yields about 400 board feet per acre per year. Extension Forester Harold Howell and Ellis will discuss management practices with observers from the Arkansas Forestry Commission and Experiment Station staff present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Ellis
Ellis
Hope
Jewel Burke
Jesse C. Burke
Ellis Forest
Oliver L. Adams
Imbar Desters
Harold Howell
Elis
Buster Denton
Arkangag Forestry Commission
Cecil Bittle
Cecil Guthrie
ASC
VEW blood typing night prompts town-wide drive
VEW conducts final blood typing session for prospective Walking Blood Bank members. Chamber of Commerce offices encourage participation in the community effort. Local clergy, students, and teachers noted in various community and church announcements across Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiams
Chamber of Commerce
Oqugehua College
Marshall Rawe
Ben Owen
Sue Lane
Hope
Henderson State
Arkansas Democrats split over school integration stance
Fragmented remarks from Arkansas leaders show Gov. Faubus and state officials debating school integration, with criticism of the federal Supreme Court order and calls for submission to Congress. The Craton Democratic Association and several lawmakers oppose rapid desegregation while public servants are urged to support gradual reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Suddert
LS ‘McClintons
Sta
Clinton
Craton Democratic Association
Orval
Althou
Faubus
Clellan
D-Ark
Fifth annual Pre-Ba meeting at Presbyterian Church
The fifth annual Pre-Ba meeting will begin at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday morning services, vesper at 7:30, and a weeklong schedule through Friday. Elders and deacons urge attendance for all services. Children’s sermon and attendants available. doors open during all services for parishioners and guests.
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Onarg
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Stamps
Nashville Senior High
Getrou Hot Springs St. High
Hove Junior High
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Gordon Senior High
Hot Springs
Stephens Senior High
DeQueen Senior High
Hope Senior High
Texarkana Sr. High
House
U.S
Adlai
Ray Wonacott
Hanford
Richland
Wash
Wonecott
Wonacott
General Electric
Atomic Energy Commission
Star
B Wright
Phyllis
Wright
Vertionh Mowers
Chiltena Park Missionary
John P. Vesey
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Live Rock
Don McQueen
Henderson
Si. Thomas
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