Florida Roundtrip Weather and Roads Describe Scenic Burnished Route
The author details a Florida to Louisiana roundtrip by air and road, noting a wet corridor from Plain Dealing to New Orleans and a muddy detour along a defunct stretch of old 49. Highlights include Tampa and Shreveport installations, the sold out Tinade Wind service, and a mix of travelers.
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Iide
Sarasota
Fin
Tampa
Waylork
New Orleans
Lala
Braniff
Shreveport
Haga
Gal Po
Jones
Ove Baleuth
Patteepa
New Dee
Streveport
Florida
Local 4-H Members Attend Arkansas Congress in Little Rock
Evelyn Adams Charles Beck and Amelie Over of Uumpstead County 4-H join about 300 Arkansas delegates in Little Rock for the Arkansas 4-H Club Congress with Dr. John Tyler Caldwell and George Foster as speakers. The event recognizes achievement and leadership. prizes include state honor club certificates and trips to National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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Uumpstead
Evelyn Adams
Charles Beck
Amelie Over
Tittle Rock
Arkansas
John Tyler Caldwell
University of Arkansas
George Foster
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Arkanis
Congress
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Arkansas Arm Bureau
Arkansas Economic Council- State Chamber of Commerce
Aeansas Chain Store Council
Evelyn
Arkstsas
Charles
Annette
PTA Drive Nears Closing Deadline
The local Junior-Senior-High school PTA will end its annual membership drive at noon Thursday November 12. All parents are urged to join the PTA whether active or inactive. The PTA funds school libraries, buys equipment like water fountains, supports the youth center, and aids better education. Membership costs 40 cents.
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PTA
Cars Damaged in Sideswipe on North Main Street
Automobiles driven by Charlie Bush and Horace Williams were sideswiped on North Main Street yesterday. Both cars sustained damage and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Charlie Bush
Horace Willams
North Main Street
di Feageiterst Iy. Aecor
Blonde Wife and Negro Musician Held in Alaska Slaying
Diane Wells and Johnny Warren, both 33, are held in the murder of Cecil Wells, prominent Fairbanks businessman. Wells, 51, was found shot in his apartment. Warren admitted an illicit romance, while Mrs Wells faced Alaska murder charges under territorial law.
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Seattle
Wash
Diane Wells
Syumacy
Fairbanks
Alaska
Wella
Johnny Warren
Cecil Wells
All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce
Wells
Harry Pratt
Waly Jnce Aiken
Warren
Orders Less Secrecy in Agencies
President Eisenhower ordered federal agencies to reduce secrecy and inform the public. The plan, effective December 15, strips 28 agencies of classification power, designates 17 agencies with top label control to department chiefs, and ends the lowest level of information classification. Attorney General Browne supports balancing safety with public knowledge.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Herbert Browne W
Carnahan Named Acting Superintendent at Arkansas State Hospital
Robert G. Carnahan was named acting superintendent of the Arkansas State Hospital by the Board of Control. Carnahan, formerly assistant superintendent, succeeds Dr. Cleve C. Odom who resigned. The board also discharged two employees and warned of potential further staff cuts amid declining revenue.
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Littr Rock
Robert G. Carnahan
Actiug
Arkansas State Hospital
Board of Control
Carnahan
Cleve C. Odom
Hospital Group Seeks Delayed Meeting Over Army Hospital
LITTLE ROCK A committee chosen to press the fight for the Hot Springs Army Navy Hospital asked Secretary of the Army Robert T Stevens for a postponement of the November 12 meeting. Gov. Cherry met the group and leurn that not all members could attend, and the Army ordered the hospital's closing for March 1 with Rep Norrell indicating further action will be delayed.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Army- Navy
Washington
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Gov. Cherry
W. F., Norrell
Arkansas Sees 20 Degree Lows Across Counties
Temperatures plunged overnight with Walnut Ridge and Batesville reporting 20 degrees and Puppin dropping to 21. Wayetteville posted 28 and Little Rock marked 32 as arctic air lingered. Forecasters expect a slight warmup tonight.
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Tittle Rock
Arkansas
Walnut Ridge
Batesville
Puppin
Wayetteville
Little Rock
South Arkansas
Legislators Back Rights of Way Policy In Arkansas
A cross section poll of the Arkansas Legislature shows 42 of 57 in favor of the rights of way program for high way construction. Some favor no change or alterations to grant more flexibility, signaling the policy’s fate may hinge with the 1935 session. Comission spokesmen acknowledge the non political agency faces a critical test then.
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Little Rock
LLP
Arkansas
Overitheim
Agrway
United Presadent Balint
Inet
Rosston Man New Official of State ATA
Rosston man L M Christophe was elected president of the Arkansas Negro Teachers Association at its conference in Hot Springs. New officers include G S Ivory as vice president W Covgs treasurer Marian Johnson recording secretary T C Couthron secretary of educational research and Gwenda Scott historian. The gathering coincided with the Arkansas Education Association meeting as delegates discussed segregation and awaited the Supreme Court ruling.
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Frank Wy Smith
Arkansas Negro Teachers Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Smith
ATA
Soil Conservation District Publishes New Booklet
Hempstead County soil conservation district releases a new pamphlet this week detailing three conservation practices for woodlot protection and timber production. The booklet, illustrated with charts from a state service, outlines safeguarding forest resources and increasing annual wood product value, aiming to protect 22,000 acres of forest and preserve other land uses. Distribution spans Hempstead schools and local agencies.
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Martin Duke
Hempstead
Tempstead Couly
Ispal
Lee Phi
Ty Heeds
Lhngugly Hempstead Couply Sehouts
Dyeleul Turngeredes
Youth Draft Exemption Questions Echoing Postwar Rounds
An AP survey reports ongoing debates over extending draft exemptions to youths under 19. It notes state selective service directors finding limited drafts for under 20s since the Korean War began, with Kentucky and Alabama reporting no under 20 drafts. Calls have fallen to about 23,000 monthly since July, as states reassess quotas and age groups.
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Ray Henry Wasitington
uWiNa Ned
Assia
Ass Pat Colial
New York
District of Columbia
Kertucky
Alabama
Stakt
Trusty Kills Guard at State Prison Tragedy at Tucker Prison Farm
A disturbance at Tucker Prison Farm ended with a trusty killing guard N M Sheil then dying minutes later, Superintendent Henslee citing duty and drunkenness as factors. Details include Pat Roberts shot by another trusty, Roberts dying en route to hospital, and a later collapse of Shell after reporting the incident. Separate wreck near Conway left driver Real Jones dead when his truck collided with a Missouri Pacific train.
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Anatave Trusty
Roberts
Shell
Trusty
Iabers
Burt Clayton
Harold J. Morris
Delta Sons
Conway
W. Real Jones
Missouri Pacific
Here
Leo Wilcox
North Little Rock
Jones
Ue. Weis
U.S. Preparing to Fire a New Super Bomb
Washington reports discuss United States efforts toward a new super bomb ahead of testing. Details reference fusion weapon concepts, potential delivery, and reactions from officials and allies.
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U.S
Joseph L. Myler
Ayer
Cory
Percy Wee Clark- Fon
AMC
Davies
Baieotuk
Russia
Thom
Film Taken of Polio Virus Shows Microscopic View
In Pocono Mtns Pa a film shows a magnified polio virus captured by a high powered scope. The images, enlarged from 200,000 to 300,000 times, illustrate the virus as one of the smallest known. Dr Powell Wyler Parke Davin Co and the Electro Mirror scope society of America discuss findings on concentrating virus for research.
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Pocono Mangh
Appia
Uny
Elactyan Hlevascope Society of America
Poyler
Patmos PTA Seeks New Members
Patmos PYA will have its annual membership delve supper Wednesday November at 7 o clock at the school. All members are urged to attend.
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Patmos Pya
Riots Rock Trieste Hotbed as 20 Die in Unrest
Reported riots in Trieste claim 20 lives amid chaotic scenes. UN and local authorities prepare responses as the incident draws international attention. Community leaders condemn violence while aid missions and social workers mobilize to address the aftershocks of the turmoil.
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Trieste
Marshall
Persaniol Pheetan
Baptist Moredyn
Sathorn
Mage Ha
Neitsed
Glaus
Turmoil Prompted by International Protests Draws Allied Troops
Unclear OCR text describes clashes and rioting with American and British forces deployed to restore order. Protests referenced include Thai and faculty student actions. Reports mention gunfire, injuries, and international reactions.
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Umd
Bulleta
Bayond Fogedenry
U.S
Pro Red Yanks Hold Indians Prisoner
A wartime report says Americans and Yaz South Karenng were held by Indian custodians and the United Nations as tension rose over repatriation. The U N commission and Indians proposed terms, two Americans were freed after protest, while brainwashing discussions faced delays amid mounting charges between factions.
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Panminnjom
Pytiones Whipil
United States
United Nations
Tronpa
U. N
Anti
Egta
Arbi
Discussion Planned at Prescott Church
A church meeting is planned at the Laurel Street Church of Christ in Prescott to discuss Sunday School and teachers. Rev. Gester Hathaway Vexas and Rev. Sturt A. Watson of St Louis will participate in the general discussion.
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Laurel Street Church of
J Christ
Prescott
Bes
Gester Hathaway Vexas
Sturt A. Watson
St. Louis
All Around the Town by The Star Blair Hempstead notes
Hempstead Soil Conservation District releases a pamphlet on woodland care claiming protections for 228 400 acres yearly and planting efforts on 20 000 acres with a 42 600 acre culling cycle. It argues better management could raise yearly wood growth to 1 964 000 bd ft and income to 10 80 000. Labor profits would rise by about 7 035 000 annually.
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Hempstead Soil Conservation District
Cold Weather Hits Broad U S Across Many Regions
The weather service warned of a deep cold front sweeping from the Rockies eastward with snow heavy in the Midwest and Plains. Strong winds roared along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts while Florida enjoyed fair and warm conditions as the unsettled system moved through Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas.
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Washington
Dic
Atlantic Conboard
Burda
Regi
Telanel
Rhode
Cape Hatteras
N. Cyanthi Award
Chesapeake Bays
Tomorrny
Havee Central
Rogiles -Engy
Dakota
Nebrasi
Kanessweathey
Florida
New Hope Service Saturday Night Singing
A New Hope service is announced for the upcoming Saturday night at the New Hope Church three miles from Peete EP. The event lists a missionary theme with singing and starts at 7 PM.
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New Hope Service
Will
New —Hope
Migsionar
Ay Peete
Ay Tee
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