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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1955

Page

8

Day of the Outlaw unfolds in Bitter Wyoming town

The story shows Jack Bruhn and his outlaw gang occupying Bitter after a bank raid. A wounded rider, a beaten man, and bartender Tommy Rikes are killed or wounded as Doc Langer and local figures try to cope. Pace Odlum’s violence drives fear while Ava seeks safety amid rising tensions.

Jack Brubn Bitter Wyo Tommy Rikes Wyoming Lenger Shorty Ratner Cornet Pace Od Pace Bruhn Bis Dan Doc Langer Ava Tex Doe Langer Pace Odlum Shim Conrol Tommy Denver Hal Crane Spade Road Avan

Appraisal of Plant Not Available

LITTLE ROCK Ark July region reports Gov. Faubus said the appraisal price for the Garland County plant site by Westinghouse Electric Corp in December 1953 would not be announced. A state-appointed committee refused to release the figure citing potential impact on bids as Arkansas Industrial Development Commission plans to invite bids per 1955 legislature. Westinghouse began a glass plant project then abandoned it and deeded land and building to the state.

Little Rock Garland County Westinghomse. Electric Corporation Orval Farbus Faubus Arkansas Industrial Development Commission AIDC Westinghouse

Closed Circuit Television Expands Its U S Reach

The Closed circuit TV age has grown from about 100 installations to 1300 in a year with projections to 5000 by 1956. Applications span department stores to deter shoplifting, banks for signature checks, churches for remote services, universities for lectures, hospitals for nurse training and patient monitoring, and even a Reno casino for money handling.

New York Reno John R. Howland Howland Penn State

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