Easter Sunrise Service in Hope marks 12th straight year
The Easter Sunrise Service will be held at 6 30 a m Sunday in Hope High School stadium drawing several thousand in a tradition started after the stadium was built The Hope Ministerial Alliance coordinates the event now in its 12th year with favorable weather efforts noted and a community united across denominations.
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Hope High School
Southwest
Arkansas
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Hope
Reg Anderson
Ministerial Alliance
Chilly Weather Predicted for Lester Sunday
The Weather Bureau forecast continued cold conditions in the state with low readings around the upper thirties in Little Rock and surrounding areas. Temperatures were expected to rise after Sunday with fair skies through the period and a return to middle sixties later in the weekend.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Welrity
Harrision
paKe Lyo
Statewide Easter Services Planned Across Arkansas
Easter observances spread statewide with sunrise services at Hope High School stadium and Capitol steps in Little Rock. The Ministries Alliance and United Christian Youth Council sponsor events with music, sermons, and radio broadcasts. churches in Hot Springs, Blytheville, Pine Bluff, Fort Smith, and other towns hold joint sunrise services and special programs amid forecasts of fair, warmer weather.
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United Press
Arkansas
Capitol Steps
Little Rock
United Christian Youth Council
W. B. Oglesby
Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs Mountain
Hot Springs
Richard G. Morris
Blytheville
First Methodist Charch
High School
Pine
Bluff
Knights Templar
Second Presbyterian Church
Assembly of Good Churches
Fort Smith
Parker School
James Pearson
KFPW
Easter Cantata at Baptist Church Sunday
The First Baptist Church adult choir under William Kellner with Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins presents The Easter Sunrise Song cantata Sunday evening. Selections include organ preludes, solos, duets, and choir numbers led by Mrs. Spraggins, Mrs. York, and Rev. Whitlow, starting at 7 pm with public invitation.
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First Baptist Church
William Keltner
Hendrix Spraggins
Kollimann
H. A. Spraggins
Basil York
Aito Solo
William Kellner
Quingulet
A. W. Martin
Henry Hayy Waymond Taylor
Endrix Spraggins
Frances Snyder
W. W. Andrews
Christ
Otho Taylor
S. A. Whitlow
Alta
Duci
Philip Keils
George Keith
Hallelujah
Betty Collins
Belle ‘Sasser
Bot Hin Rig
Melvin Thrash
Accidents In Hope Leave One Injured In Wrecks
A series of crashes in Hope injures a passenger in a Bennet vehicle Miss Johnnie Hogin and damages multiple cars. Royl Mai sree drove a 679 Vaxi colliding with tar usu diver oy ML 1 Bennett at Hope. Other collisions near Elm and Main involve 0L Me Carver of Texarkanack and ROC Rothwell.
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Hope
Royl Maisree
Bennett
S. Main
Bennet
Johnnie Hogin
Texarkanack
Duinge
Rothwell
We Shall Have War If Peace Despairs Says Critics
An editorial laments the UN Security Council's stalemate amid global tensions. It warns that giving up in despair invites disaster and calls for fresh efforts to bolster a weakened world peace system, citing lessons from the League of Nations and rising aggression.
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Am Va
Francis W. Carpenter
Moss
Carpenter
U. N
U.N
League of Nations
Japan
Manchauria
Mussolini
Wider
League
Russia
Security Council
House of Reprueeta
Salel Anesthetiestah Sergenic
Athey
Bergiak
Hot Springs Easter Service Plans At Mountain Church
Local schedule outlines Easter service plans in Hot Springs with involvement from Mountain church groups, high school and hospital communities. Events feature performances and community support, highlighting local religious and civic participation.
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Hot Springs
Office Files Fragment from Brooks Montganor Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR item references a Brooke Montganor related office files and Coreinad terms with scattered names and dates. It reads like a historical notice or archival note mentioning Piaite Hele LecHnh Me and Puvuthe Guat within a corporate or governmental context, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events.
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Montganor
Anti Truman Demos Push Eisenhower In Democratic Fold
Washington March 27 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower faces a new political squeeze as anti Truman Democrats press for him as their presidential candidate. His camp says he is unavailable for either party. Indications suggest a coordinated drive, fueled by Roosevelt family dissent and pro-Eisenhower sentiments from liberals and conservatives alike, with opposition from Mrs Boettiger and other Democrats wary of a military head of state.
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Dwigit D. Eisenhower
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Tretia
Rovel
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Elliott
Endower
Roosevelt
Chlithenia
James
Te Dimocrate
Pnd Juzzymbothia
Palestine
Phoenix
Aoi Boettiger
Franklin
New York
Eisen
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Harrisburg Telegraph Suspends Publication After Change in Ownership
Harrisburg Pa March 26 Harrisburg Telegraph, founded in 1631, announced suspension of publication today. Publisher Alver H Stackpole said right to use the Telegraph name has been terminated. Russell new executive editor of Morning Patriot and Evening News. Telegraph suspended tomorrow after purchase by S I Newhouse of Newark Star Ledger and other papers.
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Herelsburg
Harrisburg
Telegraph
Alver. H. Stackpole
Harrisburn
Edwin I. Russell
Russell
Statipole
Morning Patriot
Evening News
Tommorrow
5. I. Newhouse
Newark
Star-Ledger
New Jersey
New York State
Harris in Radio Speech Sunday on European Relief Plan
Congressman Oren Harris will discuss the Marshall plan for rehabilitation of Europe in a half hour radio talk. The broadcast originates from KRLD in El Dorado and airs Sunday morning and simultaneouosly on KELD and KAMD at 9 am with delayed repeats on KXAR Hope KVRC Arkadelphia at 1 40 pm. Public air time is furnished free as an emergency service.
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Europe
Oren Harris
KXAR
Hope
Allgmnoon
KRLD
Hl Dorado
KELD
el Dorado
KAMD
Camden
Simultaneoous
KVRC
Arkadelphia
VFW Scrap Paper Pickup Rescheduled for Easter Weekend
Due to Easter the VFW will not pick up scrap paper in Hope as originally scheduled. The organization will collect scrap paper on Sunday April 1 between 2 and 4 p.m.
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VFW
Won't Release Reserve Officers on Active Duty
Washington March 27 Army reserve officers on extended active duty will be kept in uniform indefinitely due to the tense world situation. A spokesman said reserves will be released only for inefficiency or hardship, with upwards of 20,000 possibly affected by the freeze. Demobilization orders for about 4,200 average and temporary officers were suspended, while some 200 to 400 officers face reassignment. President Truman supports a temporary draft revival and universal military training only if the international situation worsens.
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Washington
Army Reserve
Army
Defenise
James Forrestal
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Capitol Hil
Truman
Senate
Washington Plans Sunrise Service
Washington plans a Sunrise Faster service in front of the high school Sunday with Rev Floyd Taylor delivering the address. All churches will participate and union choir will provide music. Due to a local wedding, Presbyterian services shift to the Methodist Church at 11 and 7:30 conducted by Dr C Williams. All invited.
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Washington
Floyd Taylor
Baptist Church
Union
Miss Eyelys
Ann May
Edwin Justice Jin
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Methodist
2. C. Williams
Ghostwriting in speeches from famous men of the day
A wide critique notes that most famed orators relied on ghostwriters or aides. It cites historical examples from Cyrus to Washington, mentions Mark Twain and Ulysses Grant, and questions legal limits while praising certain contemporaries and noting the Library of Congress records on the practice.
Loaded Russian Freighter Leaves from Jersey City
The Russian freighter Chukotka, loaded with industrial equipment, sailed from the Clare mont Terminal at 7 a.m. today amid picketing by Hudson County Chapter members of the Catholic War Veterans protesting shipments to Russia. A Soviet vessel followed to the terminal about an hour later.
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Chukokta
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Chukokla
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Goly
US charges Russia over camps in eastern Germany
The State Department bluntly accused Russia of using concentration camps to suppress political opponents in eastern Germany, naming Buchenwald and Oranienburg as examples. The note said these camps betray the Potsdam framework and rejected Soviet claims of Western Europe’s division, citing Soviet actions in Eastern Europe as the real obstacle to recovery.
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Germany
State Department
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Pote
Europe
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Norman Armour
Alexander S. Panyushkin
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Here and There Arkansas Justice and Early 1940s News
A Pulaski circuit jury convicts Mires Men for theft from West Side junior high, sentencing two to life, with two more accused still to be tried after arrests in Fort South on February 17 following the school theft. Separately, Arkansas officials discuss bond sales and state economy, noting a campaign to curb debt and plan reforms commencing mid-April.
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Uve
Mevelt
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Lewis Orders Strike Hearing Amid Mine and Meat Labor Turmoil
United Mine Workers leader Lewis pushes for a Monday coal strike if needed while mediators call for resuming negotiations. A federal subpoena compels the union chief to appear as wage talks and possible fact finding unfold. Truman’s administration weighs general restraint amid a 13 day dispute.
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Califf
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Truman
Aie Minton
UMW
Minton
Washington tightens war goods exports amid congressional probes
March 27 report outlines administration clampdown on war material exports. Rep Mundt and House committees push for tighter licenses and possible disposal of World War surplus to the Soviets. Officials to be questioned on shipments to the USSR as Truman imposes stronger controls and the War Assets Administration delays 30-day shipments.
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Titezion
Representative Charged in Unclear Kansas Case
Kansas State Representative Guy R faced trial on unclear charges related to a deadly incident. Reports mention a judge, county bar, and potential disqualification, but OCR errors obscure key details and names. The item indicates ongoing legal action with delays and possible municipal connections.
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Guy
Municapal
Cook
Ying
Miler County
Red
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