Static and livestock on highways spark local concerns
In Hope area notes the writer details livestock grazing on State Highway No 4 between Hope and Nashville causing near misses, car damage, and a warning about a broad stock law. The piece links safety worries to broader static electricity issues in dry weather and cites industry anecdotes from Eldon Coffman and press concerns, ending with a postscript on media inconsistency.
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Dope Daily Citizen
Run Uler
H. B. Loomis
Texarkana
Sevier County
Castle
Hope
Nashville
Hempstead
Eldon Coffman
Hope Theater Menager
Goodby
Ohio Voters Divided on Loyalty
Ohio voters show split loyalties in the 1948 polls. Republican Senator John W. Bricker appears likely to win re election while Democratic Governor Frank J. Lausche is seen capturing a fourth term. Urban centers like Cleveland Akron and Youngstown lean Democratic, rural areas usually conservative, but rural voters swinged in 1948 to President Truman. Taft faces a tough path against Lausche with GOP divisions in Hamilton County noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Charles Taft
Lausche
Lausch
Taft
Hamilton County
Five Uranium Searchers Killed In Mine Shaft Blast
Five men prospecting for uranium died when an underground explosion ripped through a 180 foot shaft at a gold mine near Herron Michigan. A sixth man, John Pastyczka, escaped. Bodies of Chava Mer and Zeke Donkewree remained buried as searchers recovered other victims hurled about 300 feet from the blast entrance.
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Herron, Mich
John Pastyczka
Ofleago
Tee Pmor
Chava
Mer
Zeke Donkewree
Army honors Emmet Sergeant as noncommissioned officer
Emmet Sergeant First Class William T. of Emmet Arkansas, son of Mrs Mamie Reye, is chosen as noncommissioned officer of Bente Hattie Crewe Mich Sit lsreek Mich Reyenga who attended the university.
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William T. A
Mamie Reye
Emmet
Ark
Bente Hattie Crewe Mich
Sitlsreek, Mich
Reyenga
Uni
Trees for Tomorrow's Forests and Seedling Planting Effort
The state nursery at Bluff City has ordered more than 22 million of an estimated 25 million trees for replanting in private lands. Hempstead County landowners, Hope Chamber of Commerce, and local soil conservation district cooperated to plant nearly a million pine seedlings last year despite drought. Nature aids reforestation, but hand planting remains necessary on idle fields lacking seed trees.
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Tee
United States
Nature
Wise
Hempstead County
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Local
Soil Conservation District
South Arkansas
Bluff City
Paul Adams
Proclamation Declares Election Day for Hope Arkansas
The mayor proclaims Tuesday November 4 1952 as a day when all capable American citizens should vote. The notice urges support for national candidates Stevenson Sparkman or Eisenhower Nixon and stresses preserving freedom and founding principles.
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Ouration
Hope
Arkansas
Stevenson
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Nixon
Local Operators Attend Dallas Market for Fashion Advance
Local store operators Mr C C Lewis and Ben J Owens with Mr and Mrs Mike Kelly traveled to Dallas for the American Fashion Association Advance Spring and Resort Market from October 26 to 41 at the Adolphus Baker and Blue Bonnet Hotels. The market featured a Manmade Fiber Show by The Ladies Home Journal showcasing Vicars, Dynel, and Dacron. The Spring Fervor theme guided the American Fashion Breakfast Clinics on October 28 and 29 at the Baker Hotel with sessions on Silhouette Fervor, Fervor for Knits, and Fervor for Neutralizers illustrated by current market lines. Mrs Evelyn Larobert served as commentator.
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C. C. Lewis
Ben J. Owens
Mike Kelly
Dallas
American Fashion Association
Adolphus
Baker
Blue Bonnet
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vicars,Dynel
Dacron
Baker Hotel
Vode of Hope Prisoner Reported by Communists
A Tokyo radio broadcast claimed to transmit wire recorded messages from three American POWs held by the Communists. The report names Second Lt Roland M Murphy serial No 052136 of Hope Arkansas as one prisoner amid poor reception conditions.
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Tokyo
Red China Radio
Tonight
Roland M. Murphy
N. Provost St. Hope
Ark
Star's Position on Proposals for November 4 Ballot
The Star outlines its editorial position for the November 4 ballot, urging votes on Amendment 41 for county board, Amendment 42 for Highway Commission, Amendment 43 for sites for industries, and Referred Act No. 242 fire insurance. The page notes explicit FOR or AGAINST recommendations for each item.
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Star
The
Arkansans Cited for Heroism in Carriage Fire Rescue
The Carnegie Were Fura Comins slo awarded medals to Richard Collins and Zeke Smith Sr. for bravery on a Mississippi highway in 1950 and to Inte A. Lee Johnson and Robert R. Purgerson for rescuing others during a burning log truck incident on a Louisiana highway in 1951. Johnson’s widow received a cash settlement with the award.
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Arkanesans
Cormnegie
Commmission
Carnegie Foundation
Richard Collins
Zeke Smith Sr
el Dorada
A. Lee Johnson
Robert R. Purgerson
Johnson
Alan
Louisiana
Purgerson
Johann
Wes Oed
Collins
Stotly
Corporations Report Mixed Earnings In 1952 First Half
Early 1952 filings show 319 firms with total net earnings of 2.865 billion dollars, down 9.6 percent from the prior year. Higher taxes strikes costs and rising wages blamed. 217 firms behind, 48 down sharply, 8 reporting losses, while 102 show improvement. Many expect brighter results in the last months of 1952.
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New York
Ono
Claude Stuart 69 Dies at His Home Here
Claude H. Stuart 69 longtime Hope resident and former Hope police member died at his home yesterday. Survived by widow and son Howard Stuart of Tuscaloosa Alabama. Funeral services at Herndon-Cornely Funeral Home chapel at 3:30 Sunday. Burial in Tuscaloosa after services.
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Claude H. Stuart
Hope
Howard Stuart
Tuscaross
Alabama
Herndon-Cornely
A. Whitlow
Tuscaloosa
Fire destroys nursing home in Missouri killing eighteen
Eighteen elderly patients died as a three story Millsboro nursing home burned last night. Most victims were on the third floor as flames spread along stairways and corridors. At least 38 residents were injured and many others were moved to rest homes. the operator James Lewis cited smoke suffocation as the cause. Authorities planned further inquiries and state authorities prepared to assist.
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Iilsboro
Uth
Millsboro
Richard King
Hospitala
St. Louis
Mary Carron
Crystal City
James Lewis
St Louis County Hospital
Hillsboro
Sefferson County
Dunlap denies subpoena in Washington tax probe
Seattle internal revenue chief John Dunlap denied today that he or his office had been subpoenaed by a House judiciary subcommittee investigating tax irregularities. He said he had provided full cooperation and would not comment further while attending a tax official installation.
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Orlando CG. Mond
James van Fleet
Dwight Blaanhower
van Fleet
Mood
Pres
Truman
Bth
Hig Korean
Maxwell Taylor
EA Telephoto
Seattle
Internal Revenue
John Dunlap
House
Washington
Dunlap
Chargur
King
Calif
Rep
Keen
New Jersey
Eight Buildings Burned in Ohio Prison Rioting
Ohio prison riot at the historic penitentiary lasted six hours as convicts set eight buildings ablaze, destroying furnishings and equipment. A state patrolman was lightly wounded, guards and officers mobilized with National Guard support, yet no other injuries or deaths were reported despite a high death toll later cited as 323 inmates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Changs
Nonvicta
Natoadang
Ohio Nations
National Guard
Spain Adopts Monthly Cash Bonuses To Fight Inflation
Madrid reports Spain will replace flat raises with monthly cash bonuses for private sector workers for one to two years. The plan, pushed by Generalissimo Francisco Franco's advisers, aims to avoid price-driven instability while avoiding a new wave of wage hikes. The policy, debated by labor and commerce ministers, seeks to sustain purchasing power and family welfare amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Madrid
Spein
Spain
Tater of Commerce
Arkansas bans hunting ride amid hazard alert and fires
Reports from Little Rock indicate continued hazard mitigation as the governor and council regulate hunting activity amid wildfires. An official statement notes progress toward containment with several thousand acres burned and ongoing firefighting efforts. Martins firefight unit reports shifting conditions and wind increases impacting suppression.
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Little Rock
Gume
Corl Regult
Hazardol CS
Arkansas
Camad
Ranger
Noverksaw
Martin
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