Visit to Shanhouse plant shows automated button hole work
Our Daily Bread writer and partner tour the Hope Shanhouse Sons plant, observe automated sewing and button hole machinery, and recall 1942 Teletype tape system. Palmer and Duval guide through production lines where cloth layers and precise cuts create garment components with no slips.
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C. . Palmer
Hope
W. Shanhouse Sons
Ronald Due Val
Nant
Scareso
Slope
Magla
Palmer
Nse
Mr. Palmer
Shanhouse
Associated Newspapers
America
75000 Suit eing Tried in Court Here
A $75,000 personal injury suit is being tried in Cip euit Court here after an auto wheel incident on the Murfrees horo Highway in October 1457. Mrs Nettie Garreth of Texarkana seeks judgment from Wesley Floyd Sissel of Texas. Her attorneys are W Atkins of Hope and Will Stee of Texarkana. The defendant's attorneys are Bart Lar ey and Boyd Tackett of Texarkana. A jury yesterday awarded Mrs Martha Sisson of Emmet judgment for $5,183 against the Trivall Ex position for injuries from a ferris wheel fall. In a right-of-way dispute, W Edwards and Vincent Foster were awarded $390 against the County at Hempstead.
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Hempstead
Murfreeshoro
Cipeuit
Nettie Garreth
Texarkana
Wesley Floyd Sissel
Texas
W. §. Atkins
Hope
Will Stee
Bart Larey
Boyd Tackett
Martha Sisson
Emmet
W Edwards
Vincent Foster
Final Rites for A. J. Morton at Fulton
A. J. Morton aged 69 of Fulton died at home early Wednesday. Survived by wife two sons Rex and Lex Morton of Texas and daughter Mrs Elmer Anderson of Hope. Funeral services held at 7 pm today at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home conducted by Rev Austra l with burial in Holly Grove.
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A. J. Morton
Fulton
Rex
Lex Morton
Texas
Elmer Anderson
Hope
Herndon-Cornelius
Austral
Holly Grove Coury
Post office to Close Saturday Memorial Day notice
The Hope Post Office will be closed Saturday May 30 by Department instruction except the general delivery window and the stamp and parcel post window from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. There will be no city or rural route delivery. Mail will be dispatched and placed in post office boxes as usual. Special delivery will be maintained during closed hours.
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Hope
Robert Wilson
Theindow
Foreign aid cuts draw mixed reaction in Congress
Washington lawmakers split over a 35 million dollar reduction in foreign aid requests as a partial step toward fiscal 1934 savings. William M Rand, acting Mutual Security director, labeled the cut as savings while many members warned further reductions are needed. The MSA faces scrutiny as the administration's revised foreign aid budget totals 5.372 billion dollars.
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Washington
William M. Rand
Taber
RNY
Appropriations Committee
Probers Name British Ships Linked to Troop Carriers
Washington United States officials disclosed the names of two British ships accused of carrying Communist troops in China in 1951 and 1932. The Perica and Miramar, both Hong Kong registered under Panamanian flags, were identified after British claims they could not answer without specifics. The Perica was later scrapped and the Miramar was then in Chinese Communist hands.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
China
Karl & Mundt
R-Sd
Sunate
Thruslan B. Morton
Waluim & Co, Ltd
Hong Kong
Wherlock, Marden Co. Ltd
Morten
Mundt
Subcommittee
Special council meet set to bid on water plant upgrade
The Star notes a Thursday night council session to accept bids on another step of the Water and Light plant improvement plan, with updates on local redecorations at Rephan's and the police station, Galen Hobbs shop repairs, Penney's remodeling, and Dack's Newsstand work. Kempstead births exceed prior month with 16 boys and 13 girls among 30 babies, including twins, plus local OB deliveries. Samii Melroom, Korean and UN Service ribbons recipient, and Travis Nivens of SOS Sprice St arrive in the area for service and training as three rodeo performances begin in Heelock after a downtown parade.
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Rephan's
Galen Hobbs Bh
Penney's
Dack’s
Kempstead
Korea
Samii
Melroom
Rt. 1
LaGringe
Texas
Pl. Bliss Hetare
Karei
J. M. Murphy
S. Main, Hope
Travis Nivens
SOS Sprice
U S to Keep Up Worldwide Cooperation
President Eisenhower addresses news conference stressing United States resolve in Korea and UN cooperation. He condemns Taft plan and urges patient unity, warning against a premature settlement while outlining a step by step approach to a just peace for South Korea. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Dol
United Nations
Wwe
Ali
South Korea
North
Llisenhower
Reparteura
Korea
Taft
Dle Senhower
Olie
My. de Senhower
Russia to seize East Germany as troops to depart
An uncertain report claims the Soviet Union will assume civilian control in East Germany while most Western troops are planned to depart. It describes Berlin’s leadership shifts and a top general’s role in guiding the transfer, with Moscow seeking broad Western power reorganization in Europe.
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Russia
East Germany
Eisaia
Lesinpey
Viet
Abel Deed
Gao
Chkav
Geos Leneehrdi
Vladimir Seniyienoy Re
Berlin
Uni
Patilian
Mast Germain
Polltal
Chitkav
Chttkow
Dsr
Seber
Uae
Palsht Bey
Kibley
Walt Uein Tong
Ube
Whybassidurs
Germany
Sion
Aisheuropean
Wilson Faces Critics Over Defense Cuts Without Facts
President Eisenhower said Merily can assure no reduction in America's defenses beyond safety margins. The question arose after a Capitol Hill debate on defense spending. Roy Yorty of California accused Secretary Wilson of proposing cutbacks without knowing their effects. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Miscnhower
Merliy
Amertci
Shay
Capitol
Roy
Yorty
Calif
Wilsury
Debate on admitting China to the United Nations
In Washington President Eisenhower warned against admitting China to the U.N. and suggested drastic moves to suspend U.S. funding if Communist China joined the Security Council. The Commerce and State departments would handle allocations, with a projected 25 million to U.N. contributions for the coming year. The issue inflames Korean truce talks as policy debates unfold.
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Waliington
Eisenhawse
Helewe
China
United Nations
Dresdak
Hie
U.S. Chunglal
U.N
Ennferehue
Ennferehue. the Sonata Appropriationa Com. Milas
U. ON
U.N. Security Cononel
Security Council
Chiew
Oecupien
Bridges
R-Nh
U. N
Beltish
Chlina
U, Ny
Fair Park Opens Season Activities with Recreation
Fair Park announces formal season activities with a day of attractions at Swagpoo and Bade parks. Baseball, badminton, washers, and other games will be offered, with schedules published weekly. Contact Kelway Mouare, Director of Parks, for recreation ideas or to volunteer.
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Fair Park
Bade Park
Sud
Yuhpoonidig Persaiud
Kelway Mouare
U S Won't Hold Romanian as Hostage Crisis Prompted Debate
Washington reports the State Department rejects holding Romanian diplomat Georgescu as a hostage over charges against his alleged spy in the United States. Spokesmen say the U S cannot be party to such a move and reunification demands from Romanian authorities are not possible. The incident stirred anger in religious communities and citizen groups urging tougher actions to safeguard Georgescu's two sons in Romania.
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Washington
State Department
Tedey
Lowit
Huzern
Chrighacho Yiinheti
Hostige
România
Yia
Song
V. C. Geor- Burcl
Giigeter Tveties
Bambetl
United Stalian
Georgescu
Hilo
United States
Romania
Zambett
Tomuania
FBI
Res Helin
Congregamen
Wen
Chaurgeacu
Department
Henry Burn
New York
Uimbell
America
Mutok
United
Tabernacle to Start Two Weeks Bible School
Tabernacle announces a two week Bible School starting Monday June 1 at Nope Gospel Tabernacle. Director Migs Vivian Allen of San Bernardino, California leads the program with larger flannelboards, felt figures, luminous palettes, Blak Ray lighting, and organ background music to enhance Bible stories.
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Dene Vacetian Bible School
Nope Gospel Tabernacle
Migs Vivian Allen
San Bernardino
Cali
Misa Allen
Flan’ Nelbourda
Ako
Albeyaar Old Negro Incident at Lahypark Today
In an unclear bulletin a youth is reported found in a park area described as Lahypark with a body located nearby. The fragment mentions Rowland Hjekr and Dudan as local references with generic terms like farm and city park. No clear names or events are fully discernible.
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Albeyaar
Lahypark
Rowland Hjekr
Koreans Fight to Block Truce Terms in Korea
A troubled report describes South Korean officials and assembly members opposing truce terms at Panmunjom. The United Nations faces pressure as protests threaten talks. The plan allegedly envisions 5200 foreign troops including 40 percent equalis to assume control and a neutralization push amid Communist-favoring states.
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Leroy Hangen Bhoul
Korea
United Nations
Chling Low
Hurkender
Communitat
Nine
Korean Assembly
U.N
Toilef Ahigd
William Ky. Harrison
Ebsenhower
South Korea
North Kore
Soureox-Ia
Washin
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Highway System Accounting Confusion in Little Rock
Fragmentary text shows Arkansas Highway Department official discussion with Highway Director Bldald amid unclear references to the accounting system. The readable bits imply internal workflow concerns at a state highway administration office in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Heughway Department
Bldald
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Hope Shanhouse
Queen Elizabeth 11
Winston Churchill
Charles
NEA Telephoto
Sang Yong Cho
Seoul
Bill Maddux
Boys Town
Neb
Nicholas H. Wenger
U. S
The
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Heelock
Ike
Taft Plana
Goytital
Roel Viltpela
Bento Bagky
Thastenga
Lown
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Bovlin
Marah Bovlin
Wilson
Warren Rogers JR
Washington Lm
Len
Yorty D-Calif
Robert
Power
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