Arkansas Editor Questions State Aid Impact on Rock School
Wy Tha reports editor My Wan asks if Rock hats pay loses truly depend on state aid as Rock School Board secretary Win N Barron warns of a critical financial strain. He cites Autry act limits and argues Arkansas should not rely on sales tax alone, urging broader funding while noting Little Rock’s wealth and tax dynamics amid proposals to raise the sales tax from 2 to 3 percent.
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Court Takes Up Road Relocation in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock on March 28, Crittenden Chancery Court rejected a motion to block the state Highway Department from relocating Highway 6. Opponents seek a stay while appealing to the Arkansas Supreme Court, arguing the plan jeopardizes rights of way and requires further chancery review.
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AEA Seeks Minimum Teacher Salary Law Change
The Arkansas Education Association backed higher teacher minimum salaries with proposed annual increases from 1570 to 2700 dollars tied to degrees. The plan requires regulatory action and would allow increases over time, not forcing reductions if term length remains unchanged. The convention drew about 6,000 teachers as Harry Ashmore urged better pay to avoid education decline.
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Foreign Aid Hearings Comment on Tru mar Bill
Washington observers note President Tru mar's 7.9 billion foreign aid bill drawing private witnesses for the first time. Groups from American Farm Bureau to National Grange and CIO testify, while the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was not on the list. A staffer said the chamber left in protest after pro administration witnesses were given longer to testify. Continued on Page Two.
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Truman Faces Steel Crisis Action Amid Wage Talks
President Truman, returning from Florida, confronts a possible steel labor crisis as Murray and CIO workers press a strike threat against major steel firms. The government weighs wage price controls and the Wage Stabilization Board proposals to avoid inflation, with the union shop and boosted pay debated amid government review.
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County Home Demonstration Council Spring Meeting Draws 85 Members
Over 85 Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council members attended the spring meeting at Hope City Hall on March 27. Activities included a devotional by Rev. Virgil D. Reede, reports from 17 clubs, skits by Green Laster and Meelage clubs, and awards for membership drives led by St Paul Ozga Home Demonstration Club and Victory Hof Club.
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Reds Accuse U N of Breaking Truce Secrecy
Panmunjom March 28 United Nations officials rejected a Chinese Communist charge that the truce secrecy agreement was violated. An alleged broadcast claimed U N officers disclosed prisoner exchange details. Lt Col Joseph J Borchert declined to comment as the U N command referred questions to Washington.
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Seven Killed in Bloody Tehran Riots
Tehran news reports violent clashes erupting during a protest meeting linked to Communist support for charges of U S germ warfare in Korea. Police estimate 23 killed 200 wounded with conflicting tallies from a Communist source. most injured released, 23 remained hospitalized including a policeman.
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New List of Pettit Jurors Announced
Circuit Court judge Dick Huie released a new list of petit jurors including Norman Taylor Vernon Schooley H Walker Emmet R 1 Jess Davis Charles Hall R E Cath William Cooper C W Hicks Capmichace Tom Hays George Robison Leonard Els G M Grigg Fred Grisham Ray Lawrence Fred Norwood Loyd Jones Palmes Floyd Long McCaskill Sanford Bonds Blevins Zack Stone Prescott Rt 5 P H Stephens Blevins C B Montgomery Prescott Rt 5 B Y Avery Prescott 5 Horace Montgomery McCuskill James Leslie Nashville Rt J J 0 Cox Austin Ellison Emmet Otis Breed Hope Saratoga Earl Latshew Fulton G W Gilbert Hope Rt 4 Barney Powell Palmos C M Momon Nations Hope Rt 1
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Tornado Relief Benefit Show at Bacngey Theatre
Ralph G. Rothman of Marco Theatres Hope announces a tornado relief benefit at Bacngey Theatre Friday at 11 p.m. The free screening features Holiday Affair from RKO Pictures with Robert Mitchum Janet Leigh and Wendell Corey, plus an added cartoon. Proceeds go to the Fomodo Disaster Fund for tornado victims. Box office opens 10:48 p.m. for ticket sales.
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Allied Plavies Hit Red Supplies Growl in Korea
Allied forces report strikes on North Korean supply lines in March amid rising tensions. Reports indicate air and ground operations targeting depots and logistics hubs as the conflict intensifies in the region.
Garrett Announces Candidacy for County Judge
Hempstead resident J G. Garrett seeks the Democratic nomination for county judge in the August 12 1953 primary. Garrett is a contractor and builder active in church and civic affairs who vows to serve all residents with dedication if elected.
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Bob Wills to perform in Hope in Western swing show
A feature on Bob Wills and his Texas contingent touring Hope for one night on Wednesday April 2 at the Livestock Show Coliseum. Born in Hall County Texas he learned violin by ear at age ten and pursued a music career, becoming a defining figure in Western Swing.
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Senior Class to Stage Annual Play April 18
The Senior Class presents the annual play The Little Dog Laughed on April 18 in the High School Auditorium. Cast includes Ber a Lauterbach Donald Weaver Bridges Nolen Spiantores Missore Shiver Pansy Barnes Bal Hams Donald McQueen Cindette Doyle Charlene Rogers Ann Barry Charlotte Hobbs Charlotte Tarplee Gene Smiley Robernant and Nannette Williams. Committees listed: Business Manager Henry Lile and Willan, Business Committee.
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Navy to deploy new missiles and planes within 13 months
Navy leaders testified on a 62 billion dollar defense budget claiming readiness for rapid war deployment. They cited plans to field 11 jet aircraft superior to the Mig 16 and said several types will be in production and near deployment as bases expand in Spain and the Mediterranean.
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Oddity Almanac Reveals Strange Park and Perfume Facts
A glimpse into an old Almanac notes quirky items from Dr Stevens in New York about parking woes in cities over 25,000, oddities on perfumes and Bible-related formulas, and a claim that film and radio could bring images to homes quickly. It hints at strange beliefs and curious products marketed in past era.
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Contracts Set on Lafayette Miller Roads
Bids opened for two highway projects with a total value of 2,382.03. The work covers grading and shoulders on several roads including Highway 67, with concrete bridges and gravel sections planned. Companies from Little Rock Paragould and Lake Village are listed among bidders.
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