Six paintings on display at Youth Center benefit show
The Hope Junior Auxiliary hosts an exhibition of six famous paintings at the Youth Center to raise funds for local public schools art purchases. Hours are 1 to 12 mornings and 1 to 5 evenings, with a special Tuesday evening viewing from 7 to 9.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Hane
George W. Peck
Batton
Lavinia
Titkan
Mary Frances Cank
Paisley
Paisley Pta
Degas
Remington
America
Oper
Lodge
B&PW Planning a Birthday Dinner Night
Community group B&PW organizes a birthday dinner with plans to host a local gathering in the near future. Details remain tentative as organizers confirm venue and guest list. Members welcome volunteers and supporters to help with decorations and coordination.
Arkansas Man Named to O8G Board Seat
A northeast Arkansas man was named to a state board replacing Landes of Lawnsville on the Arkansas Gil and Gos Commission. The governor appointed the former press chief to succeed Landes, with Raul Arkinsih noted as a key figure in local affairs. The move drew praise from several officials and followed by a broader shift in state appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudneve
Appuliite
Sidoni
Arkansas Gil & Gos
Bas
Wosiaion Bowen
Joel Russellvillis
Faist
Cotomussian
Raul Arkinsih
Gaatiaporkh
Bette
Fire Destroys Home Off Hazel Street
A residential fire on Hazel Street destroyed a home and caused significant smoke and ash damage. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, preventing spread to neighboring structures and leaving residents displaced. Investigators will determine a cause.
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Hazel Street
Labor Leader's Charge Termed 'Demogoguery'
Washington AP reports labor leaders accuse President Eisenhower of using the steel strike to reward steel firms. White House Press Secretary Magary condemns the charges as demagoguery while courts uphold the Hartley Act. Union leaders push for planned action and government guidance as Congress resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Fail Muzey
Eisenhower
James C.ilagerty
United Strates
Magerty
Mazer
United Auto Warkeys
Mazey
Guaip
Aclion
Ayas
Supreme Court
Hon
Arthur d. Guleibere
Goldberg
Emercency de Vidajis
Trucker and Bus Group Name President at Annual Convention
ROT SPRINGS Atk APD weed Patton of Burt Smth today wits dueler president of the Ac Fanisis Bus and Truck Ageia which is holding its 27th Wed convention here. Don McConnell of little Tysh ened Marry King of Pine Valutt Wore whoesen view presides. Mivion Weird of hirth: Ruck ote Hawes as SeUrELAy Aer. sen. Juba Le. Meetin wie scheduled as a speaker.
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Rot Springs
Atk
APD
Weed Patton
Burt Smth
Wits
Ac Fanisis
Ageia
Sle
Woohl Sieburt
Hitthe Rock
Don McConnell
Little
Clarksville Mayor Resigns His Post
Clarksville Arkansas reports mayor G Reamnnd Swael resigns after a contested term. City officials confirm a transition plan as the seat awaits replacement. Local committees begin interim arrangements and search for a successor.
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Clarksville
Education Week Observed Here
Education Week observance named Anerson Secletion Week highlights activities by PEEL Gy We ed Be the deel Ruri Pesehins Of AIOE arsumalid of L2-yjrs Healy Suhel Vee Were gl pise aint Ape Pritt Yotw Seliaule co Gayaliella is Bonetti odevation will be vy over RSA during the week.
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Anerson
Ruri
AIOE
RSA
Fire truck and auto crash on Main Street injures driver
A fire truck collided with a car on Main Street as the auto driven by Waning Oates, 21, of Little Rock, was struck on the rear fender. Oates reported hearing no siren or seeing the approaching vehicle. No arrests were made.
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Channige Wits
Anthovites
Oates
Little Rock
Investinators
Thoroe
Fires Banned Along Houston Channel After Ship Incidents
Coast Guard bans all fires along a six mile stretch of the Houston ship channel after a Sunday blaze and explosions. Twenty five people injured and one drowning reported as the fire damaged barges and near ships. the ban includes nearby plants with blast furnaces, pending safety completion.
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Houston
Tex
Coast Guard
Virginia
Keven
Firllman
Ll. Oa
Biollip
Gwoldi Services
Met
Evans
Sheffield
Woman Dies in Lake Near Portland Arkansas
Verna Willis age 46 of Histrop Lin drowned yesterday in Anthony Lake near Portland while fishing with a companion. Willis fell from a boat into partially submerged water. Another passenger was thrown from the craft and survived. a man tied Willis to a belt and pulled her to shore. The coroner ruled the death accidental. Willis was married to a relative of Smith and Mel. The body was sent for burial.
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Tambor
Verna Willis
Histrop
Lin
Yosteyenye
Anthony Gake
Portind
Shaviff
Sruth
Smith
Williamp
Paronay
Willis
Pantie Snaith
Stanes Brunounees
Mel
Bastrip
Cranberry Crop Depths Spark Grower Denials Across States
Washington reports heated denials that cranberry berries are unsafe as widespread contamination fears raise alarms in Massachusetts New York and Wisconsin. Agricultural officials caution consumers to avoid berries pending tests amid consumer confusion and calls for a nationwide safety plan.
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Washington
Thal
New York
Tunis
National Agricultural Chemicals Assn
Caines
Grisherte Bros
Massachusetts
Orceon
Pood and Drug Administration
Treas Iy
Ipigniotins
Fined Heavily for Fighting Officer in Memphis Incident
Paul Timaus of Memphis was fined 47 dollars and sentenced to six months in the county jail after a melee with Officer Charles Geelwin following a traffic collision near a residence on May day. The case cites assault and resisting arrest charges. Officer Geelwin testified to the struggle, while Col. Pawurs and other patrolmen corroborated the events at the scene.
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Suites
Paul Timaus
Memphis
Opadeelmuin
Seaglor Risiden
Col
Pawurs
Anil
Prtrolman Charle Geelwin
Owas
Neogins
Essault
Pipis
All Around Town Teachers Help Organize Busy PTA Effort
A noisy community effort sees teachers from multiple schools coordinating volunteer work and weekend tasks to support student activities. Local names include Mrs Perkins and several staff members, with plans spanning education events, logistics, and parent participation at the Okla convention site.
Rite Degrees for 52 Master Masons
Fragmented text notes rites for Master Masons at a lodge event. Mentions ceremonies, candles, and memorials, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR. The readable bits indicate a formal degree sequence and ritual components, but specifics are obscured.
Bell Witness Criticizes Consultant at PSC Hearing
The Arkansas Public Service Commission hearing features a Bell witness attacking the consultant firm’s figures and methods. Testimony alleges inflated data and calls for tighter controls, with references to university experts and legal standards guiding the review.
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Rock
Val
Arkansag Public Service
PSC
Fs Ardee
Bell
Arkiuigas
Mehamt
Dotuisuy
Cleopatra
Southern Methorish University
Aillaulenel
Warlian Leshimony
Washington
Dan Son
Sil Hirach
Dr. Jahinwonr
Witiess
Fragmented Paisley Living Picture Plans Suppressed
Fragmented readable lines show Paisley planning a living picture program with actors, locations, and show details. Mentions Kenig, Dow Par, TVG, Pharmacuane, and several actors. The text is garbled but hints at a schedule and cast with venues and dates varying by region.
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I Cuearela
Lipa
Trier Ausity
Che Piastoy
Seboul
Dun Hithaa
Pater
Osha
Letitia
Watts Suns
Ali
Ciept
Ebahdals
Persveth
Blood Transfusion Risks Amid Racial Blood Type Debate
A Harvard University panel discusses racial factors in blood transfusion amid 1930s debates on blood type variations. The column notes warnings about matching donor and recipient blood types to prevent dangerous reactions. Panelists argue for careful screening and emphasize ongoing research by medical authorities and university experts.
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B&pw
Arkansas
O8&g
Mina
Trucker, Bus Group Names
Clarksville, Ark
G. Reamnnd
Swael
Lake
Portland
Ark
Mattie
Spodsenjig
Pood
Perkins
Sturley Adlun
Adi Brown Bat Burroughs
Baybarga Castat
Shavok Feeding
Cyntha Barston
Sharon Dwnter
Sherpie Mynkios
Coorgidiie Lee
Peay
Mlaition
Marty
Robert Jackso
wholAg Arkinets Steints
Aeay Techimeral
OWEN
Wwe
Boetlaads
Phe Atkraah Bey
Osiiaie
Uta
Teies
Feriboy
Kmeu VW
Uae
den Matt Dies Tden
Bally Senet
Custer Daek Butler
Row
Kaloy
Hanes Braden Paul Cute
Veni Lulu
Watton Catan Dq
le Staley
Emg
Arteansas
Moston Masons
Coromantos
Anyhitl
Aviuigals
Vonneryeriyy
Groton
Con
Evi
Phil
Triton
Lsu
Navy
Aci
Deena
Naval
Mary
Felenat
Titan
Bell Witness
Living
Picturerogram
Mani
Tia
Milinsko
Paani
Canny Ark
With
Geenkils
Si Charles Gi Dinviels Ve
Wayward
Wis
Amet Ob
Nuon A. Nuria, A
Yorkily
Laswistown
Pariehiting
Leasistown
Hswarth Aru
Arhul Lari
Coll Rayal
Jowith Slot
David Calling
Papi Civ
Ane Rame
Colunsbi Uiversity
Benin
Wtola Sevelder
Devlivert WoYnet
Nestlily
UUM Tvinr
IMAY
Little Liz
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