Prescott Industries aims to draw private factories to Nevada county
Our Daily Bread notes Prescott, Arkansas, forms Prescott Industries Inc with $100,000 authorized capital to attract private factories to Nevada county. The plan promises investors a 15 to 20 year amortization while criticizing reliance on federal war plant cash. The piece cites prior Hope and Magnolia efforts, and questions why Prescott seeks federal aid instead of local funding.
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Parade to Open Park Activities in City Summer Program
City Parks and Recreation Director Kelsey Moore announced a parade will officially open the summer program on Saturday May 30 at 9:40 am. Boys and girls of all ages invited. prizes for best decorated garb bicycle or tricycle. The swimming pool will be free for one hour after the parade under Mrs. Foy Hammons. Youths may wear costumes but it is not required. Parade forms on South Walnut at Grady Street. A full schedule will be announced.
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House approves 1.9 billion for Labor and Welfare
The U S House passed a 1 908 706 461 Labor and Welfare bill for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, trimming 10 million from Eisenhower hospital funds. The bill allocates 255 184 000 to Labor, 1 712 248 461 to Health Education and Welfare, and 13 274 000 to minor agencies. The party line vote was 405 to 2. Continued on Page Six.
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Atomic weapons vision grows after desert test
Las Vegas reports observers foresee atomic mortars bazookas and cannons for ships after the first atomic artillery shell exploded 500 feet above Frenchman Flat. A 1,000-pound warhead fired from Amazon Annie traveled seven miles and released the power of 10,000 tons of TNT, signaling dramatic advances in atomic weapons development.
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England Queen Crowning Seen Through Ex-GI Eyes
Hal Boyle reports from London on wartime memories fading as coronation preparations advance. He notes new city glamor, sturdy festival setups, and British resolve, with jokes on crowd seating and a hint of nostalgia for the old London. Continued on Page Six.
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Counsel seeks stay of execution for Rosephery couple
Washington brief reports Julius and Ethel Rosephery’s counsel urging Chief Justice Pred M. Winsor to grant a stay so a fourth appeal can be filed with the Supreme Court. Nearby, Amman notes locusts devastate Moan area, while Arkansas bankers discuss growth and a Springdale pilot is critically injured in a field crash.
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Snyder Deal Evidence Burdens Probe Panel
House investigators examining a 1980s tax matter tied to Snyder probe learned of possible nearly one million dollars in taxes that would have been due if a deal had been taxed as capital gains. Witnesses described alleged exertion by Snyder to influence tax rulings affecting Lyner Company and related firms.
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Graduation Address Set for Thursday at Twin Stadium
Ninety-two graduates receive diplomas May 28 at commencement in Harriman Stadium Twin with Dr John Caldwell president of the University of Arkansas delivering the address. If rain exercises move to First Baptist Church. Program lists invocations organ solos and multiple names in the ceremony including diplomas awarded by Alburn Graves and special awards by Jug Amour.
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Final Rites for Hope Pioneer Set for Today
Mrs. John Gibson Sr aged 80 a Hope pioneer died Monday after an extended illness She is survived by three sons Carter G John Seva and Charles Dana Gibson Funeral services will be held at 1 PM Tuesday at the family church conducted by the Rev A Whitlow Interment in Hose Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers are Dick Walins William Duckett M D Shell Clyde Sexton Kline Snyder and Revert Wilson
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John Walter Powell Dies in Hempstead Local Hospital
John Walter Powell aged 72, longtime Hempstead resident, died Monday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, two brothers Emmett and Emless Powell, and two sisters Mrs. L Moses and Mrs. VYic Foster, all of Hope. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Providence with Rev. Raymond Stark and Rev. Claud Clark. Burial to follow at Huckabee Cemetery.
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Wreck Victim to Be Buried in New Jersey
A newspaper report states the body of Mes, aged 27, will be buried in New Jersey after a wreck yesterday. The incident involved Holly, Herndon-Cormnolius Futtepaltone, Ver Inteband and Listiter, all injured, who were en route to Elopae to transmit business when a track collision occurred. They were residents of Washington.
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ROKs Talk of Complicating Peace Sessions
South Korea threatens to complicate talks by boycotting the Panmunjom peace sessions indefinitely. President Syngman Rhee called a cabinet meeting to discuss “certain measures” as the stalled negotiations face new strains. Major General Chel Lik Son was absent during the controversy, with officials citing an overseas telegraph gap and Allied defense mission movements as factors.
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Fate of State Agencies in Hands of Court Fate
LITRE TOCK Gay. Cherry said yesterday that if the Supreme Court should rule that no state employee can earn more than $5 000 a year it would jeopardize the Medical School The post- b sible effects of a threatened suit by a state senator were discussed Merbert Eldridges 1000 annual salary was noted Cherry refused further comment Sen Wiley Boy of Clacksvin said he would file suit to test the constitutionality of the state salaries The Constitution says that no. Continued on page Shr
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Crowds Hunger for Nazarene Revival at Pine Street Church
Crowds are reported growing nightly at the Church of Nazarene revival at 441 Pine Street. The meetings run through May 31 with Rev AL M Payne preaching. Public is invited and encouraged to attend.
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Masons to Confer Degree Tonight
Members of the Winfield Lodge in MAM will hold an oath meeting at seven thirty tonight to confer a Pelluy cram degree. The gathering aims to advance members through a ceremonial degree.
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U S Kicks Out Romanian for Blackmail Try
The United States orders a Romanian diplomat expelled for attempting to blackmail an American citizen involved in spying for Romania. The State Department cited the diplomat Christian Zambotl and V. C. Georgayeu, a Romanian descent American, noting risks to their underage sons in Romania and possible coercion.
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Sabre Jets Shoot Down 12 MIGs in Wartime Record
The Air Force Sabre Jets claim 12 Communist MIGs shot down as the U S stream of air battles climbs. Official tallies show 51 total MIGs downed this period with additional aircraft damaged, and records indicate continued air superiority amid ongoing clashes.
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Nixon Seeks Lower Voting Age Across Nation
President Nixon called for lowering the voting age from 21 to 18, arguing that 18 to 21 year olds demonstrated political interest and qualification in the previous year’s election drive and wartime service shows they are ready for full responsibility. He cited thousands of young voters who participated and urged GOP leaders to push the change nationwide.
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All Around the Town By The Star
Complaints rise over bicycle use across town as police discuss equal traffic rules for bikes and cars. A Wednesday schoolhouse community meeting replaces Tuesday plans. Sweeney Copeland and family visit, with Ted Jones and Angle Sykes named Theta Alpha Phi honorees. Local garden club awards mark second and first place winners amid graduation notices.
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Landowners group votes on reopening plans
A local landowners association debated reopening plans and decided to go on record against vigorous pooling or reactivation. The participants, including members connected to the Proving Ground project, conveyed firm positions during the session.
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Court Hears Civil Cases On Jurisdiction Day
In Isle of Wight circuit court Judge Lyle Brow presiding, Johan Lee Lauder Millecy Bichonan was given judgment for 180 dollars and 25,000 pounds against Trivol Eh. Proceedings continued through the day with expected further rulings later.
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Cub Pack Meet Delayed Unit Thursday
Cub Pack 82 plans a delayed meeting schedule with Thursday sessions and June events. Leaders announce a summer program, with ceremonies and ongoing activities at the Cub Scout den, emphasizing monthly meetings and home projects.
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