Court Docket May 1961 Trope Ark Municipal Court
Court docket lists dozens of defendants in Trope Arkansas on May 29 1961 with multiple counts. Offenses include resisting arrest driving while intoxicated speeding reckless driving and no license with various fines bonds and jail days imposed. Several corporations and individuals are named among the forfeitures and pleas including G T Moss Florence Terrell Joe L Bell and Blue Bonnet Distributing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of
Trope
Ark
Chas
Wm. Stuart
G. T. Moss
Jim Conway
Howard Keys
Chas. Wim
Stuart
Florenc Terrell
Jodie McClendon
Earnest
Fondexler
Hess
Florence Terrell
Earl Prosser
Mproper
Harry Chism
Glennie Filkin
Ed Glover
Querner Truck Line
Alpha Building Supply Co
Glen ‘Kale
Capital City
Tyler Pipe Foundry Company
Joe L. Bell
Ralph A. Russell
Hardy Smith
Richard, Robert, Barnes
T. E. Powell
ACC
Blue Bonnet Distributing Co
Black and Evans Carpet Co
Ben T. Shankle
Capital City Truck Rentals Inc
Carton Henslee
Anderson Bros
H. T. Beck Trucking Co
Osceola Fruit Distributors
Bennie L. Byers
Wilburn Johnson
Frederick Walker
Eunice Johnson
Jessie Osburn
Robert Hickman
Agricultural Commodity Service
ACO
Civil Docket Credit Bureau of Hempstead Co. Inc
Herman Brown
Hope Brick Works
Garnishee
McCorkle - Kelly Garage
Gavnishee
Credit Bureau of Hempstead Vaurty, Inc
Lee (Jaca
Davis Hope Basket Co
Greene’s Gro. & Market
James Martin
Hope Brick Works Garnishee
Citizens Finance Plan
Nathan Warren
Nazilee Warren
Baker’s Food Store
William D. Billings
Lucy Billings
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Probate of Sweat will
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues notice in the matter of Willie Preston Sweat deceased. Maudie Sweatmon is named executrix after an instrument dated August 1 1960 was admitted to probate May 18 1861. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication. This notice first published May 23 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Willie
William
Maudie Sweatmon
Chancery Notice and Local Court Items From Hope Arkansas
Notice of petition to confirm title to Lot Nine in Block Three Vestal Heights Addition, Hempstead County. Court invites all claimants to appear within six weeks, before August 1961, to show cause why title should not be confirmed in Garrett Willis. Includes community notices of visitors, birthdays, college events, and multiple civil docket actions with judgments and dismissals listed for local businesses and individuals.
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the Chancery
Court OF
Wes Ead
Willis
Vestal Heights
City OF Hope
Arkansas
Alberta Jeter
Hempstead Chancery Court
Vestal
Heights
Rope
Garrett Willis
Hempmead Chancery Court
Garrett
Hampstead Chancery Court
Marital Knot Tied With Some Help
An obliging judge and court clerk in Duluth aided an international romance by marrying Marion Christoffers of Hamburg to Roald Larsen of Vordingborg aboard the Arnfinn Stange. The couple, both in their early 30s, had faced long distances and a five day Minnesota waiting period before a waiver allowed the ceremony. The ship carries them to Rotterdam for their honeymoon.
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Duluth
Minn
Marion Christoffers
Hamburg
Germany
Roald Larsen
Vordingborg
Denmark
Christoffers
Arnfinn Stange
Misy ‘Christoffer
Arafinn Stange
Minnesota
Walter F. Sorenson
Duluth Relerk
Sorenson
Thomas Bujold
Bujold
Rotterdam
200 Year Old Bell Returns to Japan in Rotary Exchange
In Yokosuka Japan a 18 year absence ends as a 1747 Tokyo bell from Jodoji Temple is restored during a 45 minute ceremony attended by US Naval officials and Japanese representatives. The bell, melted into ammo during WWII, was donated to the Japanese Navy and later found storage in Atlanta.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Atlanta
Rotary Clubs
William Hartsfield
Masayoshi Nagano
U.S
Tokyo
Yokohama
J.itary International
Marshal Weaver
Rotarians
Methodist bishops speakers at North Arkansas Conference
Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy spiritual leader of the Los Angeles area will address the 126th session of the North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church in Russellville today. Dr. Marshall Steel of Hendrix College will also speak as sessions extend through Friday when next year’s pastoral assignments are announced. Bishop W. Kenneth Pope welcomed about 700 ministers delegates and guests as the session opened. Rev. Alfred A. Knox paid tribute to six deceased ministers and wives of nine others since the previous conference.
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Kennedy
Russellville
Ark
Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Methodist Church
North Arkansas
Marshall Steel
Hendrix College
Conway
W. Kenneth Pope
Little Rock
Arkansas
Alfred A. Knox
Arkansas Methodist
Louisiana Methodist
Honorary Degrees to Americans at Rotary International
The 52nd Rotary International convention opened in Tokyo with about 6,500 Rotarians from 60 countries and 17,000 Japanese in attendance. Dr. Masatoshi Matsushita awarded doctor of humanities degrees to J. Edd McLathlin of Texas, Joseph A. Abey of Pennsylvania, and George R. Means of Illinois, all leaders in Rotary International.
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Tokyo
Masatoshi Matsushita
Hikkyo
St. Paul's) University, ‘& Christian School
J. Edd McLathlin
Halls
Tex
Rotary International
Joseph A. Abey
Reading
George R. Means
Evanston
European Asia
Africa
South
Central America
Arkansas Legion Urges funds for Cuban counter move
The 15th Arkansas District American Legion urged other Legion groups to fund a counter-revolution in Cuba. A resolution called for 600 warplanes tanks and landing craft to aid Cuban volunteers in regaining liberty. It opposed exchanging tractors for prisoners, calling it revolting and contrary to freedom.
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Little Rock
15Th
Arkansas District
The
American Legion
Legion
Cuba
Woman Receives Life For Ark. Torso Slaying
Mrs. Norma Maconald Young, 49, was sentenced to life in Arkansas for the fatal shooting and dismemberment of her 73-year-old father husband E. B. MacDonald Sr. in December. She pleaded guilty after a one-day trial before an all-male jury, with defense and prosecutors presenting final remarks.
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Mena, Ark
Norma Maconald-Young
Allmale
Bobby Steel
Elbert Jean
Methodist ii
B. MacDonald Sr
Young
Nabors Shaw
Freedom Riders moved to Mississippi jail amid tensions
In Jackson and surrounding areas, 18 convicted Freedom Riders were moved from a county penal farm to the downtown jail after a confrontation with guards. Sheriff Gilroy said prisoners protested the Riders presence. Gen. Barnett ordered an investigation into the alleged incident, while FBI agents questioned staff.
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Jackson
Haley
Hinds
Gilroy
Pea Farm
C. T. Vivian
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Ross Barnett
FBI
W. Wade Bramwell
New Orleans
Asst
U.S
Core’ Field
Richard Haley
Vivian
Max Thomeene
Arkansas Officials Plan Washington Talk on Damaged Roads
Arkansas Highway Director F R Oliver and Commissioner Truman Baker of Searcy will meet with Sen J W Fulbright in Washington to seek federal funds for road repairs caused by missile base construction. Oliver estimates 200 to 900 miles of roads may be damaged before Titan I I I sites near Little Rock AFB are finished. Other states will also present cases at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Department
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
F.R. Oliver
Truman Baker
Searcy
Fulbright
Oliver
Little Rock Air Force Base
Idaho
Woman Pleads Guilty in MacDonald Death Case
State Police testimony links Mrs. Young to the dismemberment after MacDonald vanished from a small farm near here in 1960. Body parts were found in a neighbor's well, a septic tank, and in a Covington shed where she had rented last Christmas Day. Dr. Douglas Young testified the victim was shot in the back of the head and that the body showed signs of boiling. A jury must determine guilt level despite her guilty plea.
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MacDonald
Carrall Page
Young
Core
Here
New Orleans
Douglas Young
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Mrs. Young
Hope Stae Alex Editor and Rates Note Public Notice
Hope Stae Alex in Hope Arkansas is listed with editor Paul 4 and managing advertising fer. The notice lists subscription rates and carrier options for Hope and neighboring counties Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Miller. Advertising representatives for Arkansas Dailies Inc are named in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit and Oklahoma City. The Associated Press rights are noted for republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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Hempstead
Nevdde
LaFayette
Howard and Miller
Atl
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Texar Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Detroit
Mich
Racentral
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Focal
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