If Winter Comes But Winter's Here
The Rus sellville Courier-Democrat expands telegraph news to nine Arkansas cities via remote automatic typesetting begun in 1942. Edgar Brown oversees the paper with Senator J. W. Fulbright and C. E. Palmer in leadership. Frost signals are delayed by clouds, humidity, and breeze, though a 35 degree reading hints at cold weather to come.
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Russellville
Courier-Democrat
Southwest Arkansas
Arkansas
Edgar Brown
Cmpany
J. W. Fulbright
Fayetteville
C. EB. Palmer
Texarkana
Great Wire Services
Associated Press
United Press
International News Service
Fruit & Truck Branch
Jack Frost
Accidental Death Toll Climbs in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports 11 deaths from accidents and incidents in Arkansas since last Monday. Four people died Thursday including Willard Morgin, 27, of Cash who perished after a two-truck collision on Highway 18 near Cash. Mary Shriefer, 48, of Keo died at a Little Rock hospital from injuries in a crash near Jacksonville. Emma Lou Goodman, 4, died when a fire destroyed her farm home near Newport, apparently caused by an air stave explosion. James Sendell Hudman, 1, died after a peanut removal operation in Shreveport, following a swallow incident at his home near Waldo.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Cash
Ark
Willard Morgin
Jonesboro
Mary Shriefer
Kea
Emma Lou Goodman
Sire
Newport
Dulph Goodman
Tiland
Wenell Hudman
Waldo
Shreveport
Five Die From Violence In Arkansas Toll Rises
Arkansas records five violent deaths as a Brinkley woman died in a Searcy hospital from injuries after a Saturday crash that claimed her husband Gerald Gordon. The accident occurred on Highway 26 near Griffithville south of Searcy. Nearby, Goldeneye ducks were reported in large numbers at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in 1851.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Brinkley
Searcy
Joe Gene Bogan Gordon
Highway 26
Griffithville
Scarcy
Gerald Gordon
Local Doctors Oppose District Health Supervisor Plan
Hempstead Medical Society discussed a plan by Dr Beasey to appoint a district director to coordinate health departments in Clark Nevada and Hempstead counties. The group concluded an additional physician for one day a week would not be justified, though a letter from G E Cannon and Walter Sims supported the plan.
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Hempstead Medical Society
BE. J. Beasey
Clark
Nevada
Hoertipstead
Hempstead
Sharehord
C. Cook
G. E. Cannon
The
Walter Sims
T. T. Ross
State Department
Many Items for Auction by Hope Lions Club
Hope Lions Club hosts a radio auction of more than 100 donated items. Merchandise ranges from a wash tub to a $44.95 seat cover set, displayed at the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company office until November 5. Auction begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. on KXAR with phone bids. Snow falls in Memphis and West Tennessee, spreading eastward as the day advances.
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Hope Lions' Club
Kxar Thesdays
Tol E Tex Co
Case Motor Oil
J. W. Perkins
Lois Purtle
Hope Locker Plant
Luck Motor Company
Willard Battery
Nunn-McDowell Motor Co
Spotlight
Dannie Hamilton
J. L. Green
Hope Basket Co
Kroger Gro
Graydon Anthony Lumber Co
Conner
Rover
Sutton and Good
Sue and Lee's
O. K
Cobb's
Needia
Joe's City Bakery
Byers Drug
Hletrie Lren
Butane Gas Co
Memphis
U. S. Weather Bureau
Municipal
West
Tennessee
Korea
America
British Clamp Blockade on Egypt Oil
British reported partial blockade of Egypt oil supply as Egypt rejects western defense pact. Overland oil shipments halted into Cairo from Port Suez while pipeline deliveries continued. embargo could threaten heavy industrial fuels and spark unrest. Arab reactions criticize Egypt while diplomacy shifts toward Paris during the United Nations assembly.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Here
Pen-Cooperaetion
Jouse Serae Bt Pin
Suea Canal
Port Suez
Sura Canal
Akher Sahza
Wwe
Mustapha Et. Nahas Pasha
Britain
Suez Canal
Sudan
Kolla Party
Pewsproper al Ahram
Kotla General Assembly
Suez A
Sudan Agency
Ali Ahram
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Foreign Office
Paris
United Nations Assembly
Local Delegates Attend State 4-H Club Congress
Hempstead County delegates Donald Ray Brown Roy Ker James Robert Fuller and Jacqueline Tyler attend the Sixth Arkansas 447 Club Congress in Little Rock. The two day event at Hotel Marion features a recognition banquet and Arkansas mixer tonight, with a table talk breakfast and 4-H Club conferences Saturday morning. The Hempstead delegation is expected to return to Hope Saturday afternoon.
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Lit Ue Rock
Hempstead County
Donald Ray Brown
Roy Ker
James Robert Fuller
Jacqueline Tyler
Arka
Marian Bastroom
Hempstead
Soviet Delegates Seek Trade Pact With Japan
Tokyo reports two Soviet representatives arrived in the Japanese diet aiming to negotiate a possible trade agreement. Japan and the Soviet Union had no current trade, and Moscow refused to sign the Japanese peace treaty at San Francisco.
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Soviet Union
Reftec
San Francisco
Winter Snow Dampens Arkansas With Early Season Cold
A strong cold front brought early snowfall across Arkansas with up to six inches in Green Forest and Berryville, closing schools in parts of Carroll County. Little Rock reported its earliest snowfall on record amid freezing to subfreezing temperatures and hazardous travel.
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Arkansas
Green Forest
Carroll County
Berryville
Little Rock
Novay
Fayetteville
Midwest
Trochy Mountain
Texas
Rockies
Enns Jland Stars
Lweather Bureau
Indoctrination in the Army Why GIs Learn Why They Were Drafted
Belman Morin surveys troop information and education in U S Army camps. The weekly I and E sessions explain the draft, dangers, and the fight against communism, while critics call the program insufficient and poorly taught. Morin compares U S indoctrination with Soviet methods and ponders long term effectiveness.
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Belman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Ian
Airmen Claim Jets in Nine Battles Across Front
United Nations forces report a record eight air engagements with jets in a single day near the Korean front. Fifth Air Force credited with downing 100th MiG, while 426 total action figures include 47 destroyed and 246 damaged. Allied aircrews from three nations participated, with ground actions limited to minor skirmishes near Kumsong and Yunpe Bu as truce talks progress.
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Army Hesackquartiees
Kore
Aled Alryen
United Nations
Tositnil
Fifth Air
Unite Nations
Yalu River
Koren Adivd
Manchuria
Ted Jeta
Sale
Tuif
Yalue River
Panmunjan
U.S
Yunpe Bu
Miheewlere
Final Rites For Sutton Man Held Thursday
Funeral services for Bryan Hill writ 41 of Sutton were held Thursday at Harmony Church near Sutton. The Rev W Thomas officiated with assistance from Rev John F White. He is survived by his mother Eula Erwin five brothers and five sisters with relatives listed in local notices. The death occurred at a type hospital Wednesday.
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Bryan Hillrwit
Sutton
Harmony Church
Hey
Singing Service at Sardis Church Tonight
Singing services will be held at Sardis Church tonight with parish members and Mr. Gardoer Began expected to lead. The event features a youth choir and guest performers, inviting community attendance.
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Sardis
Sardis Church
Ag Palmos
Ha 4
Mr. Gardoer
Inca Il Te
Red Demands Halt Short of Ultimatum
Delegates pressed to accept a ceasefire plan as talks stalled. Officials from the United Nations and Communist negotiators traded positions on territorial buffer zones and withdrawals around Kaesong and Kaesong area, with both sides citing high political stakes and little progress after days of talks.
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Red
Williams gets life for Blytheville taxi driver murder
Circuit Judge Cal B. Harrison sentenced Williams to life imprisonment for the slaying of Blytheville taxicab driver Homer Wacker last May. Williams was convicted after Homer Wacker was killed in a cab ride, with Arthur Nox Gray previously convicted and under death sentence.
Circus Arrives Hunt Halted for Missing Animals
A circus at the Livestock Show Coliseum faced a delayed afternoon performance as two escaped animals, a black bear and a leopard or two, were hunted after the show began. The hunt, aided by a trained dog and rewards, continued into the night, with authorities reporting one leopard killed and another animal still at large amid scattered sightings. The carrier notes mention efforts to recapture, and additional shows planned over the next two weeks with continued pursuit of the missing beasts.
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Livestock Si Coliseum
Bytcpek
Henry
Mt Ida
Fox
Mt. Ili
Ouachitana
Arkansas
Black Bear Aid
Jan Neue
Ida
Te Seargh
Ciaipa
Morritt
M. Ralstan
Hale
Earl Martin Hamilton to Lead Gospel Singers Sunday
The piece notes Earl Martin Hamilton who has joined a gospel singer group. It mentions his prior experience as a signaller and Woods Aurora. it states he will perform with the choir on Sunday and will be involved with cloving, with the Gospel Star now singing.
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Earl Martin Hamilton
Mr. Martin
Aerylee Siglion
Hamil
Woods Aurora
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