WOW Circle District Meet Planned in Hope Arkansas
Southern No 1 District Woodmen Circle members plan a May 29 convention at the Woodmen of the World Hall in Hope with district president Mrs. Nettie Wiggins in charge. Registration at 4 p.m. and banquet at Hotel Barlow feature Miss Lucile Wall as toastmistress and a 30 year pin for Mrs. Mary Warmack.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
No. 1
Woodmen of the World
Hope
Ark
Nettie Wiggins
Barlow
Lucile Wall
Nations Comapeees
Joe
Mary Warmack
Charlene Wiggins
Ever Forrest
Texarkana
Vivian Dungan
Grove
Paiis
Carrie Carroll
Dora Meadow
Dorothy Norvell
Iss Wiggins
Pauline Sams
Mary Smith
Ethel ,Thomas
Ruth Hartsfield
Hostess Grove
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Tau Phi Lambda
Presbyterians to Hear Garland School Glee Club
The Garland School Glee Club under Mrs. H. C. Hall will sing at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night service, which starts at seven o clock. The choir will perform the number My God and I, as noted by Choir Director Mrs. R. L. Gusnell.
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Garland School
H. C. Hall
Presbyterian Church
God
R. L. Gusnell
Tavern owner halts 160-pound goat in Chicago tavern
James Vervas, a tavern owner, faced a 160-pound mountain goat that wandered into his Chicago bar. He cornered the animal and briefly paralyzed it by applying pressure to its neck, then escorted the agitated creature out of the premises.
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Chicago
James Vervas
Vervas
Verros
Two More Jailed in Brink's Case
Boston FBI agents arrested Thomas F. Richardson and James I. Faherty in a Dorchester flat as part of a state case tied to the $1,218,211 Brink's robbery. They were nabbed during a supper, with three towel covered pistols found nearby. Officers seized the roiled coins totaling 5,009.08 and the couple’s living space. Authorities were unsure if the money was part of the January 17 Brink's loot.
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Boston
FBI
Itman
Thomas F. Richardson
James I. Faherty
Dorchester i
Convict Riot At Raiford Prison Ends With Fatality
Governor reports one convict killed and several wounded during a brief Raiford prison riot. Warden Sinclair said convicts broke into a storage area. gunfire followed. National Guard investigation ordered. Highway Patrol aiding security measures at the facility.
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Tallahassee
Fla. i
State Prison
Raiford
Leroy Collings
Jacksonville
Collins
Dewitt Sinclair
Adj
Mark Lange
National Guard
Joe Grotegut
Florida Highway Patrol
Calling
Sinclair
Callins
Ecoaulet
Lothers
Contested Missile Showdown May Wait on Defense Bill
Senator Chavez says Army Nike and Air Force Talos will stage a dramatic test to determine which anti aircraft missile is superior but the competitive test likely cannot occur before Congress acts on a large defense appropriations bill. Air Force officials say Talos is advancing but not ready for testing.
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Washington
Sen
Chavez
D-Nm
Army
Air Force
Nike
Congress
U.S
Senate Appropriations
Navy
Legal Horse Racing at Spa Clears Hurdle in Arkansas
The attorney general's office reports a proposed constitutional amendment to permit pari mutuel betting in Hot Springs. It would legalize what Arkansas already allows, contrasting with another amendment seeking to ban all pari mutuel betting. If both pass, the one with more votes determines the policy in November.
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Itte Rock Bf
Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Attorney General's Office
Loafer's Glory Seeks Growth After 55 Sleepy Years
In western North Carolina Loafer's Glory invites fresh capital as the tiny town of about 30 acres and five families eyes growth toward a metropolitan image. locals recount the name's origin from a Cane Creek country store and late-night yarns, while outsiders pass through unaware of this valley landmark.
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Loafer
Hal Boyle
N. C
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
America
Loafer's Glory
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Western
Athens
U. S
Charles C. Burleson
Jonathan
Cane Creek
Burteson
House Group Bans Long Term Aid Authority
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to deny President Eisenhower's request for long term foreign aid authority and to cut in half the 200 million dollars sought for economic aid to Asia and the Middle East. It urged funds be distributed as loans or surplus farm goods rather than grants, and signaled further cuts to arms aid and other sections as it reviewed the 4.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Asia
Middle East
Richards
D-Sc
Congress
America
House Committee
Rep
Vorys
Rohio
U. S
Yugoslavia
Prescott Widow Mrs Dougan Dies at 76 in Home
Mrs. M. E. Dougan 76, resident of Prescott, died at her home Thursday. Survived by husband, two sons Dick of Vivian La and Walter of Oran, five daughters and siblings. Funeral 2:30 pm Friday at Central Baptist Church Prescott with Revs Neel O'Steen and Homer Gentry. Burial Snell Cemetery Emmet by Hern Don Cornelius.
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M. E. Dougan
Prescott
Vivian
Walter Dougan
Oran
Venp Boyd
Emmet
J. K. Prescott
Rosston
G. T. Ratcliff
Shreveport
Charles Wheeling
Chichester
Jack Hassley
Kansas City
Henry Coppock
Fort Worth
Texas
Hddie Coppock
Phoenix
Arizona
Nora Martin
Anne Hawley
Flat Springs
Central Baptist Church
Neel O'Steen
Homer Gentry
Herndon Cornelius
Snell Cemetery
Lonoke Church to Feature Men's Chorus
Lonoke Church plans a 7 39 Sunday night service on May 20 featuring the Men s Chorus to benefit the church piano fund announced by Rev James P D Coby at Lonoke Church.
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Lonoke Church
Ithe
James PD. Coby
Former Hope Man Hurt in Explosion
Martin Harris, a former Hope resident, was seriously injured in an explosion at a Dallas plant where he worked. His mother, Mrs. Jennie Harris of Hope, said the blast occurred at Berry Bros. Co. Harris was being treated in Baylor Hospital with his condition described as critical.
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Martin Harris
Hope
Dallas, Texas
Jennie Harris
Hope Rollie 4
Berry Bros. Co
Security Council urged to act on Middle East mission
United Nations diplomats pressed for an early Security Council meeting to act on Dag Hammarskjold's Middle East report though no date was set. James Wadsworth said momentum must not be lost while Hammarskjöld favors more time to digest the 7,500 word Palestine mission findings but diplomats privately push for council action soon.
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Bruce Mann
United Nations
U. N
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Palestine
Israel
Council
James J. Wadsworth
United States
Hammarshiold
Holy Land
Wammarskjold
Joza Brilei
Yugoslavia
T-Nation
Irrigation Is Solution, Farmers Told at Conference
An irrigation conference in a southeast Arkansas town urged farmers to adopt irrigation, insect control, fertilization, and good seed to boost profits. Dr. G G Williams, Olin Mathieson, led speakers noting acres per yield gains from irrigation and stating pumps should run with crop needs, not weather forecasts.
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Dr. Williams
Arkansas
Olin Mathieson
W. B. Loyd & Sons
Hobart W. Schroeder
Star City
Lincoln County
Schroeder
Arkansas County Agents Association
Billy B. Bryan
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Robert L. Beacher
Arkansas Soil Testing Laboratory
W. F P. Pierce
Dermott, State Bank
W. Giles
Delta Branch
Stoneville
Miss
Former Hempstead Woman Dies in Texas
Mrs. Sallie Dudley Aldridge, a former Hempstead County resident, died Wednesday at her home near Commanche Texas. She had many relatives in the county. Funeral services were held today at Democrat Texas.
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Sallie Dudley Aldridge
Hempstead County
Commanche
Texas
Democrat
Powers Church Plans All Day Singing
Powers Baptist Church will hold an all day singing on Sunday May 21 with Bill Evans in charge of the program. The public is invited.
Tax Assessing Issue Passed Twice by Court
Arkansas counties slow in tax reappraisal as Supreme Court weighs legality of Pulaski County hired appraisal firm E T Wilkins and Associates. Court submissions since May 7 delay statewide progress toward 1955 act goals including manuals, county surveys, and 78 county cost studies.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Pulaski County
State Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
E. T. Wilkins and Associates
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court
Walter L. Hinton Jr
Union County
Union Chancery Court
He County
Emne
Pendence
Hempstead
Phillips
Sebastian
General Assembly
Wilkins
Equalization Boards
Graduation at Bingen School Ends Era With Consolidation
Graduation for the 1958 Bingen eighth grade class will be Friday May 18 at 8 p.m. at the school house. This is the final year the Bingen School serves as a separate facility before consolidation with Nashville. Bob McClure of Nashville will deliver the principal address. Theme is Schools Gateway to Greater Service. The program features seventh and eighth graders discussing Great Teachers Devo tion to Public Systems and the History of Bingen School. Valedictorian Charlotte Rike and salutatorian Carolyn Bryant.
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Bingen
Nashville
Bob McClure
Bingen School
Charlotte Rike
Baccalaureate Sermon Here Sunday at First Baptist
Hope High School will hold a baccalaureate service for 419 graduates on Sunday at 4 p m at First Baptist Church. The program features a Temple March processional and Andante Cantabile with the Hope High School Glee Club, scripture and prayers, announcements, a sermon titled 1966 Graduates Canon Successful, and a recessional.
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Hope High School
First Baptist Church
Temple March
Egypt Recognizes Red China First Arab Nation to Do So
Cairo reports indicate Egypt recognized Red China after hints Western nations arm Israel. Al Gumburriya praised Peiping as a friendly people not in Arab conspiracies. Cabinet reportedly studied Western arms to Israel, including alleged France jets, with U S Britain backing.
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Wilton Wynn
Cairo
Israel
Egypt
Peiping
al Gumburriya
Red China
United States
Britain
France
China
Eigypt
Nis
Man beaten and robbed near Texarkana linked to death
T B Fenwick of Hope was assaulted by four men who later admitted beating an elderly man to death days earlier. A bystander post and an abandoned house were blamed for saving his life as the assailants fled. The report also notes local students and graduates from Ouachita College Henderson College and the University of Arkansas, with honors in ROTC and degrees in various fields.
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T. B. Fenwick
Texarkana
Mr. Fenwick
Three More Doctors Quit Posts at State Hospital
Hot Springs Arkansas reports three more doctors resign from the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases, raising total quits to multiple staff departures since Gov. Faubus critiqued conditions months earlier. Supt. Biwingy H. Crawfis resigned last week. latest exits include Dr. C. Rodgers and Dr. E. Wilbur, with others citing unsatisfactory conditions and lack of assurances about future operations. Executive session followed the announcements amid ongoing staff concerns.
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Hot Springs
State Hospital
Bescame
Orval Faubus
Biwingy H. Crawfis
C. Rodgers
Psychiatris
Edward F.” Mei l
Hamilton Lodge Rogers
Ditite
Rok
Orval
Faubus
Joe Parker
Hannah
Kerman
Gardiner
Servic
Eleanor. Blackley
Crawfls
Farm bill debate rages in Senate over feed grain provision
Washington report notes Aiken Capel Kuchel object as major floor clash looms on farm policy. The discussion centers on surplus production and government buying, with lawmakers citing President Eisenhower and concerns about feed grain terms.
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Wack Bell
Washington
Aiken
Capel
Kuchel
Calif Day
Homecoming at Little Bodcaw Festival Highlighted by Music
Little Bodcaw hosts a May 20 homecoming with Rev Wright bringing a special Fuller Quartet music at 2 pm. J D Allen's Sunday School program cited. Hollis Purlmer pastor to lead.
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Boaay Ni
Little Boren
Wright
Fuller’ Quartet
2 Springs
Chfgreaty
J. D. Allen
Hollis
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Ouachita College
James Cornelius
Henderson College
Henderson
Phi Alpha Theta
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Hobe
Alice Drew Gilbert
L Emmet
Hensirix College
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Earl O'Neal
Wannett Elizabeth Williams
Glen Willams
O'Neal
Miss Williams
Sidney Smith McMath Jr
Syd McMath
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C. W. Bridgers
C. W. Tarpley
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Jim Holt
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Vernon Brown
Hs Hefields
Little Bodcaw
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