Hope Electric Power Debate Looks Beyond Immediate Needs
Hope city council meets at city hall to discuss Burns McDonnell report on the municipal plant. The piece argues for limited immediate upgrades, plus long range strategy including a high line interconnection and outside power contracts to avoid future economic disaster.
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Hope City Council
Burns & McDonnell
Municipal Electric
Burns & McDonnel
Hope
Burns & McDonnell Engineering Survey
Arkansas
Conway
Jonesboro
Prescott
Burns & McDaniel
Calf and Cow Stolen From SPG Farms
A missing angus calf and a cow reported by their owners. investigators, including County and State Police, believe they were stolen from the Proving Ground area. The cow belonged to Bill Stroud and was linked to Joe Amour.
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Proving Ground
Bill Stroud
Joe Amour
New McCaskill Group to Meet at Community Center
A newly organized Community Center group will meet at McCaskill School on Wednesday November 2 at 6 30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend a pot luck dinner.
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McCaskill School
Officer Wins Turkey Coll Officer Wins Turkey Coll oven en
Bob White of Little Rock Arkansas, a policeman, captured the 1951 national workey calling contest held Saturday. He beat Postmaster Luther Cavaness of Yellville and former champion Montiel Barham of Tulsa, Ola, for the top prize.
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Oven En
Bob Whiteher
Little Rock
Ark
Luther Cavaness
Yellville
Montiel Barham
Tulsa
Ola
Wiley Williams of Emmet Dies in Hope Hospital
Wiley Williams 82 a resident of Emmet died Sunday in Hope Hospital. He is survived by his wife, three daughters M May Prescott of Emmet, Mrs Mildred Russell and Mrs Callie Dougin of Hope, three sons Clyde Leras and Claran Williams of Emmitt, a sister Mrs Leyla Hickman of Camden, four brothers Lumpkin Williams of Lahkin Texas Bob of Roussian Lonnie and Harvey Williams of Camden. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the home by Rev Ebert O Steen. Burial will be in Snetl Cemetery.
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We Waliams
Emmet
Hope Hospital
M. May Prescott
Mildred Russell
Callie Dougin
Hope
Clyde, Leras
Claran Williams
Emmitt
Leyla Hickman
Camden
Lumpkin Williams
Lahkin
Texas
Bob
Roussian
Lonnie
Harvey Williams
Ebert O'Steen
Snetl Cemetery
Blowout Forces Car Off Highway No One Hurt
An auto driven by Daniel T. Lena of Fontana California exited the highway after a tire blew out around 12 30 p m Sunday six miles east on Highway 67. The vehicle struck fence posts causing light damage but no injuries were reported. State Policeman Louie Hilton investigated.
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Daniel T. Lena
Fontana
California
Louie Hilton
Duck Calling Contest Promises Lively Tuesday Event
First annual duck calling contest set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 in Elope between Main and Binanel. Contest judged by regional experts with cash prizes for sportsmen and professional guides plus merchandise prizes for other divisions. Free entry, contact Jinesey Moyne or Chamber of Commerce Office to qualify. Sponsored by the Southwest Arkansas Duck Club.
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Elope
Tiel
Serand Street
Main
Binanel
KXAR
Jinesey Moyne
Chamber of Commoercy Office
Dueck Eadlers
Arkansas
Spectitora
Souichiwest Arkalisas Duk Club
Icy Air Grips Much of Nation with Snow and Freeze
Cold front shrouds most of the United States with heavy snow in Pennsylvania and Ohio areas. Cleveland reports up to 18 inches with 15 inches near portions of Pennsylvania and Michigan. Florida braces for frost while California citrus growers use smudge pots. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Chicago record freezing lows as Arctic air blankets the country.
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Associated Press
Peninsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Vajeei
Cleveland
Florida
Everglades
Gainesville
Miami
California
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kane
Nolsa
Pittsburg
Meadville
Perth
Eau Claire
Wis
Duluth
Minn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Pendleton
Ore
Amarillo
Tex
Seatule
Baptists Meet for Annual Convention in Little Rock
About 1 200 Baptists expected at the 98th Arkansas Baptist State Convention opening in Little Rock with ministers conference at 2 p m and a Brotherhood Night program at 7 p m Dr Ralph A Herring of Winston Salem NC to speak The 1952 state budget on the agenda calls for 876253 dollars up from 743 44 thousand in 1951
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Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
First Baptist Church
Baptist Brotherhood and Organization of
Ralph A. Herring
First Baptist Church of
Winston Salem
N. C
Coroner Rules Murder, death by own action in Ozan Probe
Coroner R. V. Herndon Jr announced Hazel Perkins, 40, shot her husband Ernest Perkins to death early Sunday and then killed herself. Investigators found both bodies in the Perkins home after officers forced entry. Witnesses reported Perkins went to a neighbor for help after the shooting, and officers believe the husband was shot in the head then again through the heart before the woman self-inflicted a head wound.
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Hazel Perkins
Ozan Negra
R. V. Herndon, Jr
Ernest Perkins
Hogro
Jennie Ditty
State Receives 7 Million in Highway Aid Package
Washington released the state by state shares of the 1952 federal highway fund. New York leads with 30.72 million, Texas 29.68 million, Vermont 1.90 million, Arkansas 7.21 million. Funds support federal aid highways, urban roads, and secondary lanes with federal participation limited to half the cost.
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Washington
Conmerce Sawyer
New York
Vermont
Teast
Texas
Sawyer
Bureau of Public Roads
Arkansas
Bighways
Three Injured in Auto Crash On Highway Four
Three people were injured in a two car collision on Highway No. 4 southeast of Mac. The drivers were Ollie Benton and Hydi Loge Logan. Logan had a knee injury. Oren Drage, riding with him, head injury. Artemis Benton, mother of Oll Benton, was slightly hurt. father escaped unhurt. Police investigator Louwle Milton led the inquiry.
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Lyndon
Mac
Brees
Beim
Ollie Benton
Oefimeet
Hyddie Loge
Hope
Logan
Bin
Oren Drage
Artemis Benton
Olt Benton
Polivwnan
Milton
Collazo seeks new bid to escape execution in Blair House case
In a Washington appeal, Oscar Collazo challenges his death sentence for the 1950 slaying of a White House guard during a failed assault on the Blair House. He argues trial errors influenced the jury, while government witnesses described his intent to gain world attention for Puerto Rican independence.
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Washington
Oscar Collaze
Truman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tverreald Moorle
Collazo
Rover
U.S
Hea
Callaze
Raver
Alan Galdsborough
Blair House
Cyllaxo
Griswlio Torresula
White House
Jingide
Blair
Collaz
Secret Service
Torresula
Torresola
Oaly
Leslie Coffelt
Coffelt
Collazea
Caffelt
Collaze
Collagze
District of Columbia
Elogtele
Blind wife and gambler husband face home and faith
HAL BOYLE recounts a tale of a steady gambler who marries a beautiful blind woman. After delaying home life for poker nights he wanders New York and meets a stranger at Carnegie Hall. He returns to find his wife’s quiet wisdom and asks if love holds no surprises. He fears his own future as he contemplates tomorrow.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Heur
Vic
Fifth Avenue
Midtown
Carnegie Hall
Flood Devastates Northern Italy Leaving 200000 Homeless
Massive floods across Mantua Rovigo and Adria swamp towns and cut riverside streets. About 200000 people are homeless as waters climbed to second story levels. Adria and Melettale suffer severe damage with thousands stranded and rescue operations under way. Authorities warn evacuation failures and longtime rebuilding will follow Italy's worst disaster since 1908 Messina quake.
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Tie Mother Bank
Mineo OW
Dydein
Mauda
Tal Tana
Advin
Verona
Adyilalic Sea
Advia
Cavaraere
Dorey
Donnda
von Rome
U.S
Jia Duwer
Reggio
Kmitln
San Vitoria
Gualtier
Meletale
al Meletale
Vinetal
Adria
Italy
Messina
Rovige
Churches to Fight Track in West Memphis
West Memphis leaders organized a campaign to defeat a plan for a nearby race track with parimutuel betting. About 400 people attended a mass meeting led by the West Memphis Ministerial Alliance as county voters prepare for a December referendum.
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West Memphis
Alfred Knox
First Methodist Church
Knox
McMath
Realgna Hon
Commission
KXAR Plans New Winter Program Series
KXAR announces a winter program series with quiz shows telephone giveaways poetry parades and news features. The proposal includes MGM radio shows totaling six million dollars and a Mutual MGM arrangement to air on KRAR from 7 pm weekly as plans finalize.
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NAIC
KRAW
Tao
Aiation
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KXAK
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MGM
KRAR
Conway Mayor Remembers Visit to Hope
Mayor Parker thanks Hope officials and Tope citizens after a visit to Conway to gather data on finances, services, and city betterments. He notes Hope’s hospitality and Conway’s progress in streets, fire protection, water, parks, and schools, praising mutual municipal growth and governance.
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Conway
Hope
Lyfe Taewe
Cnutesies
Neibers
Ganway City Council
Firstland
Arkansas Municipal League
Jlopa
Caneway
Ime
Conways
B. Parker
Conway, Ark
Patmos Woman Succumbs in Local Hospital
Gertrude Hollis aged 6, of Patmos, dies Sunday in a Hopa hospital. She is survived by husband Claud Hollis, daughter Mrs. Mary Dell Bressler, eight sisters, and other relatives. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Patmoscape Hist Church with active pallbearers listed.
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Gertrude Hollis
Patmos
Hopa
Claud Hollis
Mary Dell Bressler
Maude Roberts
Estelle Adams
Gladys Hodnett
Bessie Bailey
Carrie Harry
Sybie Kincaid
Frankie Cope
Delilah Adcock
Patmoscape Hist Church
Lloyd Smite Ue
Aubrey Enoch
Raymond Ageers
Horace Elledge
Denton Collicer
Monroe Kent
Official statement on sulfur demand and yearly need
Government records acknowledge sulfur demand and annual requirements, outlining policy context and goals for supply planning. The note highlights industry impact, regulatory considerations, and projected needs for the upcoming year.
Armistice Plan Progress Report Amid Allied Talks
A fragmented dispatch describes Allied leaders and Chinese and Soviet negotiators discussing a 30 day armistice framework. Delegations at Panmunjom weigh a temporary ceasefire and a permanent demarcation line with the option of a longer peace process if meetings fail.
Premier accuses foreign meddling in election and warns
New York reports the vice premier condemns Prime Minister Wing s efforts to interfere with an election. He cites grave dangers of intrigue and vows persistent resistance. Churchill and others are noted as allying with internal pressures. An official says no loan or aid will be given while Iran requests remain pending. A former Arkansas representative from Peru is said to have died of a heart attack on November 18.
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Soren
Peiping
Red Chinn
Tave
Ling
Tong
New York
Iron
Washington
Cremiey Mohammed
Churchill
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