Sliced Thin by The Editor Hope Airport Service Plan
Hope could gain daily Trans Texas air service using a city backed ticket guarantee. The plan outlines a one daily ticket minimum, potential passenger flows, and scheduling from Hope to Hot Springs Little Rock Memphis and Texarkana with a night and day rhythm. It notes costs, landing fees, tower equipment, and the need to secure guarantors before contacting Trans Texas.
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Hope
Arkansas
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Teans-Tesas Agr
Hope Star
Texarkana
Shreveport
Trans-Texas
Springs
Texarkana-Hope
Tyler
Dallas
Toxarkana
Memphis
Trans-Texas “8
Woods Grass Fire Causes Trouble for Firemen
A grass and woods fire near Moses Street east of Hope challenged firemen yesterday afternoon with a rough time extinguishing the blaze but caused little damage.
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Moses Street
Hope
Centerville Church Plans Regular Singing Service
Centerville Church will hold its regular monthly singing service starting at 1 30 p m on Sunday November 22 The public is invited to attend.
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Centerville Church
Same Names Not Same Person In Court Civil Note Case
A municipal court report notes a Jimmy Ponder listed in the November 3 item is not the same individual as Jimmy J. Ponder of A&P Company. The civil suit concerns a note and related claims, clarifying identity for the record.
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Jimmy Ponder
Municipal Court News
Jommy J. Ponder
A&p Company
Extended Arkansas forecast for November 17 to 24
The forecast shows average temperatures 4 to 4 degrees above normal with normal lows 35 to 45 and highs 60 to 70. Little change until a cooler weekend. Precipitation expected to be moderate with showers near the weekend.
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Arkansas
Quorum Court Adopts $44,530 Budget Increase
Hempstead Quorum Court passes an all day session approving a 44,530 increase over last year with major boosts to County Judge and Health Nurse expenses. Several departments receive raises, including Tax Books and four county judges, while a plan to send certain bodies to University Hospital is approved. Notables attending include Avery and Lewis, with four absentees.
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Hempstead
Iboost
Jps
R. Avery
Roadssioner
Clifford Ss
M. Lewis
University Hospital
Little Rock
Diustice
Ana
Crittenden Home
Troy Anderson
G. B. Morris
Leo Ray
J. M. Dodson
T. R. Briant
T. A. Cornelius
Bob Shivers
T. J. Drake
O. O. Brint
A. Br, Avery
R. T. Caldwell
Frank Bisnd UE
Reéd
Floyd
Matthews
T. O. Lee
Elijah Stephens
Madison Wilson
Bruce Beens
Farm loans available in Arkansas total 3.9 million
Approximately 3.9 million dollars in adjustment type operating loans are available from the Farmers Home Administration for eligible family type farms in Hempstead County Arkansas. Loans may cover livestock farm equipment feeds seed lime fertilizer and refinancing of debts. Maximum single loan 7,000 with total outstanding not to exceed 10,000. Applications available at the FHA office in the courthouse Hone.
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Farmers Home Administration
Arkansas
W. M. Sparks
Hempstead
Mr. Sparks
lTarmee
Sparks
Court House
Hone
Kidnap Slayer Confession Indicates He Held Full Ransom
The confession from Carl Austin Hall claims he carried the entire $600,000 ransom at arrest. He describes stealing $470,000 in two suitcases plus $22,000 in cash and notes, with remaining funds later traced to Michigan and Indiana. The case ties to Bobby Greenlease’s kidnapping and murder, with Hall revealing motives and drug use while the Greenlease family watches.
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Charles Nethaway
Unitedress
Kansas
Carl J Austin Tinll
Bobby Greenlase
St. Louis
Jalamons
Hall
Nistress
Ronnie Brown
Ffall
Michizin
Indiana
St. Loouis
St. Louis Shoulders
Bolby
Robert C. Greenlease
Heady
St. Joseph's
Shlain
Bobby
Fred Johnson to Head Local Legion Post
Fred Johnson elected Post Commander of Leslie Huddleston Post No 12 for the coming year. Tom Wardlaw named Vice Commander and James McLarty Jr. 2nd Vice Commander along with Raymond Jones Finance Officer J T Bowden Jr Adjutant and Harry Mawthorne Service Officer. Membership drive to reach 206 by Saturday with State Commander G M Jerry LeMarr visiting.
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Leslie Huddleston
Fred Johnson
Tom Wardlaw
James McLarty Jr
Raymond Jones
J. T. Bowden Jr
Harry Mawthorne
American Legion
G. M.jerry LeMarr
Fayetteville
Wardlaw
Christian Church Supper Cancelled
A chili supper at the First Christian Church has been cancelled due to the death of Mrs. Rosa Polis Shipley.
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First Christian Church
Rosa Polis Shipley
Do Folks Go to Hear Opera or Merely See What Others Wear
HAL BOYLE notes that Metropolitan Opera openings have become social spectacles. The crowd seeks visibility as much as art, with the audience itself becoming the main show. Attendees worry about social position, while style and presence override performance in this era.
Million to Get Polio Vaccine
New York ALTON L. BLAKESLEE reports a nationwide test to vaccinate about one million second graders with three shots of killed polio virus starting February 8. The Salk vaccine, developed at the University of Pittsburgh, aims to reduce paralytic polio versus unvaccinated peers by 1955.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
National Foundation For
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
U. S
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
O'Connor
Death of Rosa Shipley Aged 78 in Local Hospital
Rosa Shipley aged 78 a resident of Hope died in a local hospital after long illness Funeral services set for 2 30 PM Tuesday at the apse Christian Church with Rev speakers and local pallbearers listed Survivors include a daughter in law Mrs Cleongin Jackson of El Pade two sons and a nephew listed among mourners
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Rosa Shipley
Rosa Dark Shipley
Shipley
Lewak Hose
Hope
Cleongin Jackson
el Pade
Wonephew
Christian Church
Christian Church Dye the Raw Bab, Mui Leneten Ettirating
Ialibeapers
Wassil Gitfin
Coell Weaver
Ross Bright
McMath
Lantis Crab Autel
Ton Wardlaw
Widow Confesses to Murder Suicides After Tragedy
In Hot Springs a mother Velma Levene Swafford confessed to killing her two children Mike and Donna Ruth with mercury poisoning and then attempted suicide with sleeping pills. Deputy Prosecutor H A Tucker said she will be charged with two counts of first degree murder if she recovers. A note found near her stated she planned to kill herself and her children to spare them suffering.
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Hop Srings
Ari
Scott Campbell
Boeyusendtel
Vieni Loveene Swattord
Sta H Hospital
Swafford
Mile
Donna Truth
Avere
Vesborey
Hot Springs
H. A. “Icker
Velma Levene Swatford
Robert Lee
Lee
Awafford
Dean Reverses Stand on Neutrals in Korean Talks
PANMUNJOM United States envoy Arthur Dean shifted stance on neutrals for the Korean peace conference proposing neutrals may attend under conditions. He rejected a Communist plan to hold talks at Panmunjom with Russia India Burma Indonesia and Pakistan as non voting observers. Talks stalled as belligerents clash over scope and observers while POW interviews are paused pending new prisoner requests.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur Dean
United States
Dean
Panmunjem
Russia
India
Burma
Inioensia
Pakistan
U. N
Probers Seek to Learn Exactly When Spy Files Sent to White House
Senate hearings focus on when spy case files involving Harry Dexter White were sent to the White House. FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover appeared briefly before lawmakers amid questions about White’s possible ties to Soviet espionage and the timing of his files reaching high offices.
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White House
Widow Reports Losing $85,000 in Calif. Scam
San Dingo, Calif. Widow Amnie Hicks, an elderly widow, says she has misplaced about $85,000 in a purse. She told police she kept the money in a sack at all times, claiming she distrusted banks. Officers initially skeptical later confirmed her account.
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San Dingo
Calif
Mare
Amnie Hicks
Skeplical
Cone
Cherry Keeps Open Hospital Amid Defense Department Push
Amid a defense department push to keep hospitals open, Cherry and allied officials urge continuation of the Tot Springs hospital. Key lawmakers including Norrell and McCllennan discuss future hospital support as Defense Secretary Wilson and Army orders influence the plan.
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Cherry
Lutte Hock
Ernels
Chat van Arekins -Delegition
Avni Navy
Tot Springs
Cheraty
Washilon
Hens
McCtellan
Fulbright
Norrell
Defense
Wilson
Mareh J Dusat
Gul
CIO Approves No Raiding Deal With AFL
The CIO delegates favor a no raiding pact with the AFL CIO leaders expect possible future merger talks though officials doubt quick unity. Walter Reuther criticizes Meany over AFL origins while Meany counters the CIO was formed to influence national policies.
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CIO
AFL
Glenn Engle Cleveland
CIO Wias
Mio Tiiding
AIT
CIO' 0
CTO
Ta Ib
Tram
CLO
Walter Rowlhur
API
Googe Meany
Reuther
Meany
ALL
Deer hunting season ends with few violations
In Mempstead the first deer season ends with about 55 deer issued and no hunting accidents in the county. One violation occurred when a hunter killed a buck under four inches spike. A second period runs December 14 to 10 with one buck counted.
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Mempstead
Truman Brands Brownell Liar in Radio Talk
Raymond Laha reports in Washington that Attorney General Horace Brownell Jr. will disclose White House and Treasury files on Harold Dexter White to counter Truman’s attacks. The Senate subcommittee heard chairman William Jennings urged disclosure of Justice Department letters about the case. The hearing was televised and noted questions about classified documents sent to the White House.
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Washington
INS
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Subcommittee
Herbert Brownell Jr
Harry Dexter White
Ding
PDL
Iad
Rharivan William
Denner Tra
Fateril
Generd Herbert Brawneel
Indiey
Jenners
Ullemmer
Nifimenkisat
Tramane
Khosas
White
Infernatonal Mentary Fund
Truman
Loevar
Nam C. Clark
Vingon Cohen Addorney Conerat
Treasury
Monetary Fund
FBI
Whit
Ty Raymond Laha Washington
Horhiat Brownell, Jr
Fiderdt
Brownell Isa
Tranana
Brownell
Mogberk
Morvis
William J. Jennay
Rthd
Browhedl
Justice Department
White House
Treasury Department
Harold
Classer
Frani
Coe
Morris
Rgd
Jarl Z. Christensen
City
Dorpy
Hastyy Truman
Cop Killer Is Executed in Oklahoma
Oklahoma executes Dewolf for a 1940 murder that shaped state capital punishment. The condemned man professed innocence to newsmen as the chair concluded the sentence, criticising judges and officials while urging mercy from authorities.
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Oklahoma
Moal
Kier
Carl Ruatt Sh
Dewol
Oklahor
Dewell
U. S
Oklahomy
Angele Bourd
Dewall
Murray
Lye
Ft Denith
Springfield
Clale
Ehalv
Slate Son
Kirkdey
Nix
Alester
Imutis
Pra
Yaven
Dewolf
Roy
Pulsa Tribune
Jis
Dawolf
Massachusett Pobbery
Cal Sa
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To & Po
Red
Indica
N.n.rc
Legion
Hal Boyle
Metropolitan Opera
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Faust
Mrs. Asterbilt
Lyle G. Wilson
Washinchin
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Dexter
United Press
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Star
Future Home Makers
Arkadelphia
Linda Anderson
Charles HolPrice
Harley Bey ,Price Bi
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Truman Brands Brownell
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