Rangers vow to maintain order amid Texas strike turmoil
In Daingerfield Texas Captain Jay Banks and reinforcements pledged to maintain order as Rangers and State Patrolmen cover a 10 county area around the Tohe Stab Steel Co plant amid a six week wildcat strike. Bombings brawls and arson have rocked the region since September 2. Plant workforce numbers and striker defections are cited as context for the security response.
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Davigerfield
Texim
Texas
Jay Bahks
Toelas
East
Alrangers
Tohe Stab Steel Co
Banks
Paus
Tee
Apa
Aging care focus at annual Gerontology meeting
Ray Henry Cleveland reports on the 0th annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society where Ohio State University officials discuss aging science. The dialogue centers on training medical staff for elder care and integrating geriatric practice into general medical care amid rising health challenges for seniors.
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Ray
Henry Cleveland
Sarlous
Chatineey DuLeake
Ohio State University
Rome
Leale Sajid
Wecome
Pragilt
Minnesota
NAACP Official Surrenders to L A Police in Arkansas
NAACP leader Rev. J. Crenchaw surrendered to Little Rock police after being charged under a new city ordinance requiring organizations to file membership and financial records. Authorities sought arrest of NAACP officers, while the city council urged police to arrest any officers found in violation. A court hearing was set for Nov. 4 as NAACP petitioned for a restraining order to block enforcement.
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Little Rock
Leiephane
Poliee
NAACP
Lee H. Eyahg
Yileb
Gvayyy -O
L. C. Bales
J. Crenchaw
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Wilde Rock
Woodrow Wilson
Abeck
Mann
New York
Central High School
Orval Facubus
National Guardsman
Faubus
Anc
Central Hiss
Eisenhower
Arkansas Guardsmen
Little Rok
Muinsan Tron
1Urst
Lillie Rock
Central High
Bates
Naacp ‘Committee
Bigtits Thurgood” Marshall
Little Roeland
Litle Rock
Man
Marshall
Rock
Nixon May Be First Target of Georgians
An Atlanta based group seeking to resettle Negro families into Northern white neighborhoods claims Vice President Nixon could be a target of their efforts. Founder Kemper and charter member Alan temper said reports lack foundation, while organizer Fowler Jr. outlined plans to move a large Negro family into a high value Northern city before Christmas, with an option on a house in the $75,000 class.
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Atlanta
Richard Nix
American Resettlement Foundaton
Slate Welfare
Directoy
Alan Temper
Foundation
Nisan
Nixon
A.A. Fowler Jr
Douglasville
Fowler
R Kemper
United States
Wesley
Northwest
Washington: Post and Times
Herald
Renshaw
Washington
Georgia
Tabernacle Revival Draws Big Crowds
The Tabernacle revival led by evangelist John Hostr om of San Gabriel California continues with good attendance and inspirational messages. Friday November 1 features God's Reasons Toy Healing the Sick Today. Morning worship at 11 includes The Winds of Gods. Sunday evening preaching is Why Good People Go to Hell. Saturday evening invites the public to attend.
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Phe
Hope Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Evangelist John Hostrom
San Gabriel
Calif
Feels Ladies Have Gone Soft in Rights Move
Fragmentary OCR notes debate women rights and political inclusion, referencing a British Commonwealth aide and a Londoner stance. The garbled text mentions equality, soft attitudes, and the term rights, with unclear context and broken phrases.
California's Knight Seeks Senate Seat
Sacramento reports renewed talk that Gov. Goodwin and Knight may run for a U.S. Senate seat. The Republican governor, age 60, was abroad for a three week rest on doctors orders but was said to still intend re election, with no opposition from Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brainn in the Democratic camp.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin
Knight
U.S
Tress
California
Heatle Iit
San Prav Y
Edmund G
Brairi
Leaders for Church Drive Announced at First Methodist
George Peek announces four section leaders for the First Methodist Church stewardship solicitation program. Ray Turner Arch ive Paul Lewis Toh L Wilson will select four workers. First meeting set for Monday evening November 4 1957 after the regular board meeting. Members urged to attend.
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George Peek
First’ Methodist Church
Hope
Arev
Ray Turner
Paul Lewis
Toh L. Wilson
Wil
First Methodist Church
Garrett Memorial Revival to Start at Baptist Chapel
A get acquainted revival begins Sunday night at Garrett Memorial Baptist Chapel with Pastor Rev Livingston preaching. Mrs Livingston and the Livingston family plan to attend from Canwen.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Chapel
Ad, Livingston
Phe
Peat Rites for C.: Lawthorp Ceremonial Observance
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rites related to Lawthorp with names and places blurred. Reading hints at a ceremony or memorial at a site or group possibly called Sinal rites, mentioning Hamilton, Rose, Webb, Mike and Audh Wiis, but many words are garbled.
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Lawthorp
Rose
Hamilton Pany
Lawyens Yshall
Audh Wiis
Webb Lasetor
Mike
Spuilsen
Bioyd Coop
Mrs Allie Woosley Dies at Prescott Hospital
Mrs Allie Woosley, aged 83, died Friday at Fiabel Hospital in Prescott. The obituary notes she was a longtime resident and references surviving family and local ties.
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Allie Woosley
Ot Prescott
Fiabel
Adviser on Payroll of Teamsters Union
Labor adviser to President Eisenhower testified about payments from Labor Relations Associates of Chicago and ties to Teamsters leadership. He described his role as consultant after Beck’s election and alleged efforts to “clean up” the unions, with further testimony noting movements of Hoffa and Saydar as the committee probes labor racketeering and waterfront activities in Detroit and New York.
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Washington
Merlyn TL Zele
Eisenhower
Dave Bool
Ute
Teamsters Ubrich
Sheepeolat
Labor Relations Associates of
Chitre
Fim
Nathan OW. Shelfarmin
Jshefferman
Commuistee
Robert J. Rennes Keon
Lahore
Pitzele
Labor Criiter
Bis
Beeklauls
Seansters
Pilzete
New York
Bik Pilzete
Salling Ag
Andvisers
Beck
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Milten
Afl-Cio
Nilgeonduel
Nilgeonduel, ii Office and Misuse of Morfundsy. ’ , Lostity Ng
Privilegossibla
Elles Naling Heer
Cing ‘Vl
Sot Suntan
Ciel
CIO Steel Workers
University of Wisconsin
Shire
Tabart
Jamas Holla
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Dubyok
Doélewru
Seation
Compiltee
Snyder
Teamsters Theal
Detypil
Shalle
Debrak
Wwarkens
Former Boone Co Sheriff Shot in Court House Incident
The former Boone County Sheriff was shot early today by a man named Shayitt Spente near the courthouse square. The wounded official, Aubrey Hickenbigbe lam, was to testify at a governor's inquest later today. the assailant was not immediately taken into custody.
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Aatison
Furner Bogue
Aubrey Hickenbigbelam
Shayitt
Holdey
Higkenbottom
Highgas Bollany
Gfso
Govener
Jig
Tag
Lye
Qearks
Allenbelton
Communists Explain Sins of Zhukov Before Fate Announcement
A garbled report from The Associated Press outlines weather changes across the nation with scattered precipitation and cool air moving eastward. Forecasters describe rain and snow in the Northwest and Mississippi Valley, with varying conditions across the South and West Coast.
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Zhukov
Gastown
Evel
Lalatiet Wong
Sion
Lake Superlas
Conky
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Parle
Virginie
Noth Carolina
Mississippi Valley
Southam Plains
Plains
Store Owner Pulls Gun on a Child
A fruit stand operator Calamarus reportedly drew a pistol on a child during Halloween rounds. Charles Wyder and parents say the owner shouted threats and demanded more candy. Calamarus denied threatening and no charges were filed.
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Detrom M— eTrek
Creal
Charles Wydar
Duhn
Calamarus
Charlés
Charlee
Charles
Hyder Sr
Calambocua
Pin
Calamaris
Singing Convention Set at Belton
Belton will host a two day singing convention meeting Saturday night and all day Sunday between McCaskill and Nashville on Highway 24. Actor Allen Jentsins, 57, has tested his driver's license after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge in Malibu California.
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Pdmpstead County
Belton
McCaskill
Nashville
Loes
Malibu
Calif
Allen Jentsins
Officer Should Know Own Coat
A garbled police report from Chicago notes an officer detaining an individual for a shoplifting incident at a local yard. The suspect, Davis, 22, is charged with stealing a can while another driver, Roberts, 4, faces a separate driving offense and license plate issue.
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Chicago
Wo — Polleymay
Charles MucHer
Cal Tor
Lestigi
Hlinott
Parker
Airmen Jailed for Cashing Forged Checks
In a San Francisco Secret Service report, three airmen linked to forging and cashing at least $100,000 in Air Force checks are jailed. Airman Hoyle admitted cashing forged payee names on nearly 200 checks and receiving 2 to 10 percent commissions. Co‑conspirators include Sibyl Charles A. Buans of Tennessee and Theodore Barry of Kentucky, with Evans and others implicated in the scheme at Parks. The operation involved forged endorsements and phony payrolls over several months.
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Washington
Ovents
Nerest
Aly Poved
Air Force
Secret Service
AL I. Baughman Yestering
Sibyl Charles A. Busns
Dyersburg
Torn
T. Sat. Theodoru Barry
Louisville Ky
Baorsy
Rand
Cine
Theodore Goldberg
Sant Francisco
Mivtest
Alvan
R. Hoyle
Hosie
Nedelvoss Wana
Baughin N-Silel Evans
Barry
Parks
Royce Bist
Hoyle ‘Ulao
Livermore
Sininee
Buans
Evans
San Franciico
Hoyle
Transit Strike Is Averted In Kansas City
Kansas City public service workers faced a midnight walkout but an agreement to continue negotiations was reached. Bus union members will receive a four cent wage increase and a two cent immediate raise plus a two cent jump in January. The union has not disclosed its specific demands.
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Kansas City
Contlaue
Halloween Night Turmoil Hurts City Cleanup Efforts
After Hallo ween disturbances, downtown glass and car damage rose, but officers kept violence from escalating. Police appeal to parents to curb late night activity while community leaders push a new drive to finish the Ruth Lamb Memorial Swim pool project and ROTC units announce new assignments and Army postings.
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Quad ‘Baptist
College
Ruth Lamb
Dane Burroughs
Hope
BI Blake
ROTC
Purge of Other Red Officers Believed Done
Western reports say Moscow prepares a purge of Red Army officers linked to Marshal Zhukov. The communist party seeks control, with fears of a move against key military leaders amid charges of personality cult and potential reorganization of the armed forces.
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Georgi Zhukov
Nikita Ss. Khesichet
Defense Biolater
Fon
Moscow
Red Army
Ko Zhukov
Zhukov
Vassily de Soalty
Red Stary
Took No Chance Lands in Trouble After Halloween Incident
Joseph T Boehkovac, 72, faces charges after vandalism at his plant nursery on Halloween night. Police Pvt Mu Russell observed a suspect acting suspiciously, following a reported sighting near a shadowy area. A confrontation led to a gunshot wound. Russell was hospitalized with a 82 caliber pellet injury. Buckevad Liles is charged with attempting to flee and causing an altercation.
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Washington
Joseph “T." Boehkovac
Patlee Ilon
Mu Russell
Gille
Russells di We
Pill
Weather and river readings with Arkansas forecast notes
The report records river levels at Red River and Little River with highs around 7.1 feet and 4.4 feet at Whitecliff, while a period of unsettled weather continues across Arkansas. Partly cloudy to cloudy and mild conditions are expected through Saturday with scattered thunderstorms, humidity rising, and varying highs mostly in the mid to upper 70s.
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Red River
Little River
Whitecliff
Red
Lille Sivers
Arkansas
Associated Press
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Burkey
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Hope Lions Club
Vanck Smiley
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