Hope Should Delay Burns & McDonnell Plan For Wholesale Power
The Hope Star urges delaying action on a Burns & McDonnell 3 million dollar 20 year expansion plan. It favors an authoritative report on wholesale power purchases and proposes studying municipal plant operations, high line and transformer needs, and potential industrial power ties to spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
City Hall
Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company
Kansas City
Star
Burns & McDonnell
Prescott
Mississippi
Thomas Fitzhugh
Rural Electrification Administration
North
Louisiana
Albert Graves
E. F. McFaddin
Jonesboro
Conway
Probers Probe Shaver Gambling Luck in Senate Inquiry
Washington reports that Charles E. Shaver, ex senate counsel, is under scrutiny over claimed poker and horse race winnings. The Senate special investigations subcommittee, led by Sen. Hoey, has seized bank records showing deposits well above Shaver’s 83300 salary as counsel. Shaver says excess funds came from gambling, while denying any fees from loan seekers.
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Washington
Senate
Charles E. Shaver
Shaver
Acrutiny
Senate Special Investigations Subcommittee
Hoey
Senate Small Business Committee
Seecom
Miami
Henry R. Shaffer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Aluminum Manufacturing Co
Shaffer
Caudle Ousted in Tax Fraud Investigation
Washington reports President Truman fired Theron Lamar Caudle, chief prosecutor of tax frauds, amid a broader probe into IRS misconduct. Rep. King warned the inquiry would broaden, and Caudle was subpoenaed to testify, with the hearings set for Nov. 26 after Thanksgiving. Caudle voiced heartbreak, insisting he had nothing to hide.
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Washington
Truman
Theron Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Rep
King
D-Calif
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Service
Caudle
Caudie
Joseph Short
Key West
Fla
Claudie
King Committee
Fight Over New Race Track May Bring Vote
West Memphis battle over a proposed Dixie Downs horse track intensifies as Governor McMath calls for the Arkansas racing commission’s resignations. Local option elections in Crittenden County loom, with Dixie Downs facing opposition from Reverend Aldred Knox and local ministers.
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West Memphis
Lite Rock
McMath
Arkansas Racing Commission
Crittenden County
Robert J. Boieau
Holter
Dixie Downs, Inc
Promisal
Aldred Knox
West
Knox
Dixie Downs
Liliie Rack
Dixie Down
East Arkansas
Glenn Walther
Arkansas
300 Cases of Strange Disease in Allied Troops
Tokyo reports from Gen Ridgway's public information office state about 400 hemorrhagic fever cases diagnosed among Allied troops in Korea since July. The surgeon general's office in Washington cited 196 cases and 2 deaths through the first week of November. The outbreak is attributed to Chinese Red troops involvement.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Public Information Office
Korea
PIO
Surgeon General
Washington
Tin Pan Alley Honors Composer at Waldorf Astoria
W. C. Handy, 78, celebrated at the Waldorf Astoria in New York for his birthday. The event launched the W. C. Handy Foundation For The Blind, Inc., a nationwide body addressing rehabilitation and social services for needy Negro blind. In Tokyo, Joe Louis visited wounded Allied servicemen in a local army hospital. The piece notes pearls from Eastern Asia.
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New York
UPI
Tin Pan Alley
W. C. Handy
St. Louis
Louis
Tokyo
Joe Louis
Lt Ray Enroute Home From Korea Battle Area
1st Lt. John G. Ray of the Ist Cavalry Division’s 99th Field Artillery Battalion heads home under the Army rotation policy. He holds the Purple Heart, Korean Presidential Unit Citation emblem, and Korean Service Ribbon with five campaign stars. Ray, son of Mr and Mrs FW Ray of Montrose Ark, arrived in Korea in August 1950 after World War II service in North Africa and Italy. A Lakeside High School and University of Arkansas graduate, he is married to Charlotte Ray of Columbus Ark.
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Ist Cavalry
Korea
John GL. Ray
Chaylotte
Columbus
Ark
United States
Ray
1St Cavalry’ Division
99Th Wield Artllery Battalion
FW. Flay
Montrose
North Africa
Italy
Lakeside High School
Lake Village
University of Arkansas At
Bobcats Rout Smackover 26 to 0 in district clash
Hope won 26 0 at Hammons Stadium defeating Smackover as Orville Bright rushed for 225 yards on four plays and scored twice including a 70 yard TD Bright added a 7 point kick and Nolan Stanford closed the scoring. Smackover struggled to 4 first downs and 4 interceptions.
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Hope
Hammons
Orville Bright
Bobcats
Jimmy Dan Baker
Bright
Uo Nolan
Stanford
Robeat
Bucks
Tabor
Smuckover
Smackover
Mope
Iope
Republicans to Court Vote in South 1952 Campaign Plan
South lawmakers and voters are urged to back GOP efforts as national chairman Guy Gabrielson outlines a southern ballot focus for 1952. He targets rising federal spending, taxes, inflation, and China policy, arguing the South is no longer solid for Democrats. Remmel defeats Wagser to become Little Rock’s mayor.
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Little Tock
Republican Party
Guy Gabrielson
Mason-Dixon
Gabrielson
Arkansas Republican Central Committee
Truman
China
Pratt
C. Remmel
South
Hemmel
Sam Wagser
Little Rock
Truman Democrats
Washington
Bradley in Rome for NATO talks before summit
General Omar Bradley arrives in Rome from Paris to meet the North Atlantic Treaty Organization military committee ahead of a full NATO conference beginning in November. He chairs the U S joint chiefs of staff and will participate in high level discussions on allied military coordination.
Catalogue All the Good Things for Rainy Day Blues
A humorous meditation urges cataloging daily pleasures to lift mood during hard days. It lists tiny joys and vivid scenes from fashion to food, weather, letters, books, travel, and family, inviting readers to name their personal delights.
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New York
Iidu
Lady Mugion
Empire State Building
Bureau of
Benison
Notre Dame
Jove DiMaggio
Tunisia
Italy
Normandy
Meyer's Bakery Opens To Large Crowds In Arkansas
About 5,000 people from southwest Arkansas counties attended the formal opening of Meyer's Bakery in a ceremony that drew 4,241 registered visitors. The event featured free samples of buttered bread, jelly, coffee and lemonade, souvenirs for children, and a 30 minute broadcast with Meyer's officials. Flowers from across Arkansas were donated to local hospitals at the request of Mrs. Charles Mayer, with $50 prizes awarded to attendees from Ouachita, Hempstead, Howard, Columbia, Pike, Nevada, and Lafayette counties, plus a local pastor from Stamps.
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Arkansas
Meyer's
Meyer
Charles U, Mayey, Sr
Ouachita County
J. D. Allen
Canden
Hempstead
Harner
Matter of Hope
Clack
F. M.couley
Arkadelphia
Howard
James Ross
Nashville
Columbia
Doyle Bennet
Magnolias Pike
Leonard Hare
Unwine
Nevada
Owen Harris
Prescott
Lafayette
Flien
Stamps
Accident at Second and Ploe Streets Causes Major Damage
An auto driven by Mrs. Thomas Parks and another by Snow E. Bush collided yesterday at Second and Ploe streets causing extensive damage to both vehicles. Parks vehicle owned by Mrs. K. G. Dudney and Bush vehicle owned by Earl Roole. City police investigated.
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Thomas Parks
Snow E. Bush
Second
Ploe Streets
Parks
K. G. Dudney
Bush
Earl Roole
Taxicab Crash Near Bridge Ends in Escape
A taxi collided with a bridge on the roadway near Uridge on idway 29 close to Blo 18. The driver is believed to have lost control and escaped with limited details. A separate note mentions Moyet winning screen tape amid uncertain standings.
UN Agrees to Chinese Buffer Lone Proposal
The United Nations indicated it might accept a Chinese buffer zone plan if an armistice is reached within 30 days. North Korean generals stated the UN proposal would be studied overnight, with coalition negotiators scheduled to meet again Sunday to attempt a ceasefire.
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Munsan
Korea
Tae Siog Cho Tal
United Nations
Reds
Sean Mene
U.N
Howard $. Levie
U.N. Com
Welmediata
Afiery Lee
HUBAL
U.N. Paapaval
Statf
Volh Glides
Ubada
Dive
Levie
Ile
Tidgwiy
Snow Falls in Parts of State in Arkansas
Snow began falling in northwest and north central Arkansas with a forecast of very light accumulation if it continues. Temperatures last night were below freezing statewide, with Camden recording 28 degrees and other lows at Batesville Fayetteville Arkadelphia Pine Bluff Fort Smith Gilbert Newport Ozark Texarkana Paragould and Little Rock. Snow was reported at Fayetteville Bogie Gilbert and Coe in the morning.
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Little Rock
Shaw
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Camden
Waa
Batesville
Fayetteville
Arkadelphia
Pine Bluff
Ridge
Paragould
Fart Smith
Gilbert
Newport
Ozark
Texarkana
Cale Jeg Boge
Gilbert Fppia
Coe
Methodists Hear Mrs Galloway Message At Meeting
A brief Methodist gathering hears Mrs. Galloway offer remarks believed to focus on faith and community concerns. The session proceeds with hopeful tones as attendees share prayers and reflections.
Allied Division Surprises Push Drives Deep Into Korea
Sool Korea November 17 Allied forces with infantry and tanks broke through near Kumsong driving back Chinese. Reports say troops moved rapidly forcing enemy to abandon positions while U S and UN units pressed toward Redy Priday and Chorwon. Air strikes, fighter sweeps, and artillery supported the advance as Patton tanks and Sabres engaged in the northwest sector.
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Sool
Korea
Kumesong
Red’ St Mymya 30 and Was North of Pa al Wi
LL Hills
Bathilion
Pulkhan Door
Chinesa
U.N
Redy Priday
Nove
Chorwon
United Natlo
Li Iriday
Putton Lyht
Nothy Adl Holt
U. N. SS
Biden
Redy
Priday
United Nawlons
Panthions
Bey Ea
Harthwestern
Forva
Jobi
Siiforce
Ahr
Namal Ati
Karen
FMA
Local Soldier Donates Blood for Armed Forces Campaign
A local soldier from Fort Campbell Kentucky James J McCorkle Hope Arkansas donated ten pints of blood in a national Blood Donor Campaign. The armed forces requested 600 pints while demands worldwide rose due to Korean War casualties and exhausted supply.
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Fort Campbell
Fire Department Clashes With Grads in Morning Fray
Firemen battled a chaotic scene as graduates clashed with responders in the morning. Several injuries were reported, with bystanders noting crowded streets and a heavy police presence as investigators began examining the incident.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Eastern
Asia
Ray Enroute
Korea Battle Area
Diana Lange
Frederick M. Lange, Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Hidemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Stuart Hamblen
Prohibition Party
Johnson
Thimnan
Meyer's Bakery
Mrs. Galloway
Allied Division
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