Hope Faces Bypass By New Air Lines In Arkansas
The editor notes Central Airlines and Pioneer Airlines seek Civil Aeronautics Board approval to fly over Hope Arkansas without stopping. Central links Oklahoma cities while Pioneer serves west Texas routes. Each proposes routes to Memphis Little Rock Pine Bluff and Shreveport, potentially bypassing Hope. The piece urges prompt action to pursue faster air service and possible airmail benefits.
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Hope
Arkansas
Central Airlines
Oklahoma
Pioneer Airlines
Texas
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hot Springs
Central
Pioneer
West
Dallas
Houston
Colongr
Memphis
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Shreveport
Five Newsmen to Trial on December 3
Five Lake Charles newsmen from the America Press face defamation charges for eight months of reporting on gambling. Kenneth Dixon leads four co defendants including Thomas Shearman William Shearman James Norton and Carter George. Indictments named District Attorney Hawkins Assistant DA Wetherill Sheriff Reid and 13 parish police jurors along with three gamblers. Judge Bernard Cocke set trials for December 3 with a written decision forthcoming after evidence.
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Lake Charles
Jude J. Bernard Cocke
Cocke
M. ©. Culligan
Louisiana
Kenneth L. Dixon
Cooke
Dixon
Thomas Shearman
William Hugh Shearman
James Norton
Carter George
Griffin T. Hawkins
Melvin Wetherill
Henry Reid
Parish
Claude Williams
E. J. Miller
Sam Smith
Death of Woman in Rice Field Mystery near England Ark
An unidentified middle aged woman was found dead in a irrigation canal near England Arkansas. Preliminary autopsy by Dr. Anderson Nettleship suggests death by carbon monoxide poisoning or suffocation, not drowning. The body appears about a week old, with red hair five feet six and a half inches tall about 195 pounds. A burn on the left wrist and clothing including a blouse socks and shoes were found, a white skirt located about ten feet away.
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Little Rock
England
Ark
Anderson Nettleship
Nettleship
Businessman Edwin V. Huggins Named Air Force Secretary
New Jersey executive Edwin V. Huggins, 44, was named by President Truman as assistant secretary of the air force in Key West Florida. He succeeds Haswell S. Gilpatric, recently advanced to undersecretary of the air force. Huggins was executive vice president of Westinghouse Biscuit Co.
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Key West Fla
New Jersey
Edwin V. Huggins
Air Force
Truman
Huggins
Haswell S. Gilpatric
Aus Force
Ugenns Ig
Westinghouse Biscisio
Quorum Court Appropriation Slashed in Deliberations
Quorum Court met yesterday to set appropriations totaling 41 610 a drop of about 390 from last year. Major cut came from malaria control campaign while Children's Home funds rose to 200 and county health nurse received 60 more yearly. Road commissioner named and two year terms granted to the equalization board members.
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Hilempstead
Marlaria Control
Fulton
Qten Phillips
Egalization Board
F. ¥. Trimble
T. J. Brake
C. M. Lewis
F. Crittenden Spme
G. B. Morris
J. M. Dodson
Roy Anderson
T. A. Cornelius
T. R. Bryant Lee Ray
Frank Simmons
Floyd Matthews
R. F. Caldwell
F. A. Sewell
German Missile Experts With Families
Washington reports almost half of Germanys World War II guided missile experts have settled with their families at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama aiding US missile development. About 126 of 300 key Peenemunde scientists and engineers were brought over after the war with the rest finding work with Britain France or Russia. All at Redstone have taken citizenship papers.
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Washington
Germany
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
United States
Army Ordnance Corps
Peenemunde
Baltic
Tarld
Great Britain
Fort Bliss
Texas
White Sands
N. M
Redstone
Werner von Braun
Penheomunde
State Department
Pennemunde
Black woman, Armanda Staggers, duped for $200 on Main Street
Two unidentified Black individuals allegedly tricked Armanda Staggers, an Ozan resident, out of $200 on South Main Street yesterday, police said. The incident involved the old pigeon-draping game as details emerged.
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South Main Street
Armanda Staggers
Ozan
Local Soldier Promoted in Korea
Harris Wesley Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Lester Skinner has been promoted to corporal with the 35th Infantry Regiment in Korea.
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Harris Wesley Skinner
Lester Skinner
35Th Infantry Regiment
Korea
Pwona Ee Baile
Local Schools to Close Thursday and Friday
The Hope school system will close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving holidays. James H. W. Jones, superintendent, directs Thanksgiving activities with a football game against Nashville at Tammells Stade at 2 p.m. Regular classes resume Monday, November 26.
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ADL Scrowls
Hope System
J James H W. Jones
Nashville
Tammells Stade
Downtown Pep Rally Planned Wednesday
A Wednesday pep rally at City Hall at 7 00 p m precedes the Thanksgiving clash between Tope and Nashville on Thursday at 2 00 p m The senior Bobcats listed include Bobby Byers Royce Barbaree Donald Stay Neal Van Wigetins Travis England Wil Jam Marlin Orville Bright Jimmy Dan Baker Chubby Williams Bill Camp Nolen Stanford Robert Cox Richard Duffie Henry Lile Monty Monts and Morris Kennedy Students will then snake dance through downtown streets after the rally.
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Tope
Nashville
Bobby Byers
Royce Barbaree
Donald Stay
Neal van Wigetins
Travis England
Wil Jam Marlin
Orville Bright
Jimmy Dan Baker
Chubby Williams
Bill Camp
Nolen Stanford
Robert Cox
Richard Duffie
Henry Lile
Monty Monts
Morris Kennedy
City Hall
Lions Hold Special Meet Tonight at 7 30
A special board meeting of the Nope Lions Club is set for 7 30 p m tonight at Youngs Chevrolet GO. Members hear W R Foley spoke at yesterday's session. New members Joe Hawkins Albert Page and William Horn joined from Stamps Hope. Visitors H R Tye and W M Vsherman attended.
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Nope Lions Clu
Young
Chevrolet
W. R. Qoley
Y.c. Thornton
Bob Yarner
Joe Hawkins
Albert Page
William Horn
Hope
Stamps
H, R
Tye
W. M. Vsherman
Lions
Kiwanians
Oren Harris
Nurses Start Training Course at Julia Chester Hospital
A nursing training course on Atomic Warfare is conducted Monday and Tuesday nights at 7:45 at Julia Chester hospital under Mrs. Max Kitchens. Open to all registered district nurses. First session attended by several attendees.
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Julia Chester Hospital
Max Kitchens
Midnight Should Reveal Peace or War in Korea
The impending Panmunjom talks could reveal whether peace or a broader war will emerge. The piece notes global stakes, emphasizes the evolving nature of the conflict, and suggests World War III possibilities depending on cease-fire progress. It reflects on diplomacy, military power, and the high costs on all sides.
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Korea
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Panmunjem
Panmunjom
Sde
Americ
North
South Korea
Times It Takes the Young to Make Older Minds Think
HAL BOYLE notes how youth shape fears and ideas in a modern world. Vignettes include a father comforting a child anxious about the end of the world, a Greenwich Village exchange with a bum, and brief items about John Hersey and John Daly. The column lampoons late 20th century worries and social quirks with wry humor.
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Hal Boyle
New York
John Hersey
John Daly
Korea
Matt Ridgway
Christmas Seal Campaign Gets Underway
The annual Christmas Seal Campaign starts today under Mrs Rot Broach county chief. Ray Scott Tracy Nea Gi and Kinard Young head up local efforts with High School Key PCW. Lawrence Martin directs the Christmas Seal drive to fund tuberculosis work. Ninety percent stays in the community and state. the rest funds research.
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Rot. Broach
Chiea
Ray Scottt
Tracy Nea Gi
Kinard Young
PCW
Lawrence Martin
Missing Plane With Four Aboard Causes Wide Search
A four crewed transport aircraft vanishes en route from Bavaria toward Belgrade with landings possible in Venice. A large air and sea search spans the Adriatic as officials say fuel constraints and a possible emergency landing shaped the probe.
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Fraphfuet
Germany
Air Force
Yester
Bavarian
Belarade
Myammoth
Adriatic Sea
Ab Ala PLC Gwe A
Venice
Gurouing
Rome
Belgrade
Jerging
Bussy
Mrs. Martindale Returns From Medical Meet
Mrs. James G. Martindale state president of the Arkansas Medical Auxiliary went to Chicago for the 8th Annual Conference of State Presidents, Presidents-Elect and National Committee Chairmen of the Women’s Auxiliary of the AMA. She spoke on Health Days at a Thursday session and was joined by Mrs. Mason G. Lawson and Mrs. Gordon P. Yates from Little Rock.
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James G. Martindale
Arkansas Medical Auxiliary
Chicago
Women's Auxiliary
American Medical Association
Martindale
Mason G. Lawson
Gordon P. Yates
Lite Rock
Air Force to Suspend Training Over Holiday Break
Washington reports the Air Force will suspend most training from December 22 to January 2 and grant many personnel extended leaves as officials order a short holiday pause. The action, announced yesterday, aims to reduce operations during the period and reallocate manpower.
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Washington
Air Force
Need for Greater Electric Power Is Told Hope Meeting
Town hears experts, private power men clash over future power supply. Charles A. Armitage to join Jefferson Proving Ground staff in Indiana, while local plans debate municipal plant expansion and pricing. Officials discuss private versus public power, with several named firms and figures weighing options on a multistate project.
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Hope
Charles A. Armitage
Charles A
Chuck) Armitage
Madison
Indiana
Jefferson Proving Ground
Mr. Armitage
Ste
Platt
Southwestern Proving Ground
Uti
Inope Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Hag
Amattage
Iva al Neil
Burns & Med
Gowat Hlah-linva
Southwortel
Foy
Ste Brown
al Bal
Datmnall
Cipal
Apel
Privata
Guy Buys
Shel Bruner-Ivory
Mr. Baye
Q'Neal
Oy Ole & Lumber Co
Algattla Ap Ie
Arkansas Power
Ane P&l
Munteipal
New Scout Cub Pack Holds First Meet in Garland
Garland School PTA sponsors Cub-Scout Pavie 62 new Pack at Garland last night Cubmaster Guy Watkins inducted 17 bays into the Pack and received 14 transfers from Pack 00. New Den Mothers include Mrs Sungullt and Mrs Jones with addresses listed. Den Mothers transferring from Pack 90 include Mrs Douglas and Mrs McLarty. Training certificates were given by Franky and Mr Franks, a Caddo Council member, as the Pack joins the Beauty District. Cubbing to be organized at other schools in three weeks with a parent meeting at Ogleeby and Paisley, followed by Brookwood.
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Pavie
Garland School
PTA
Garland
Guy Watkins
Sungullt
Peeun Isl
Teddy Jones
Plau
Guy Watking
Franks
Caddo Council
Ogleeby
Paisley
Brookwood
Hope Sergeant Is Commended For Service
Staff Sergeant Pawrenge W. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence May of 203 South Hervey and husband of Sara Lou Simmons of Hope, recently qualified for overseas duty at Lac Alrtorca Lane in Ban An. Fate prep details unclear.
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Pawrenge W. May
Lawrence May
Hervey
Sara Lou Simmons
Hope
Lac Alrtorca i Lane
Ban
Talent Program at High School PTA Plans Night
Friday night, November 5, at 7 30 the high school PTA will present the third annual talent program in the school auditorium. Students, parents, and local citizens will perform home talent acts including skits, specialty acts, plays, stunts, musical numbers by the glee club and junior high band. Admission is 60 and 26 cents with proceeds going to PTA school projects.
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God the Prope Committee
PTA Aghuol
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned Here
A Thanksgiving union service will be held at the First Christian Church on Thursday, November, with Rev. LT Lawrence of the First Presbyterian Church delivering a sermon titled In God We Trust. Special music includes a sale by Mrs. Robert Conway, and the choir features singers from participating churches. The offering benefits the Ministerial Alliance.
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First Christian Church
U. le
LT Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Ln God We
Robert Conway
Ministerial Alliance
Mrs L B Moore Dies at 83 in Home
Mrs L B Moore, a resident of the area, died at her home on Monday at age 83. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs Hoyt, and others in the Bilis of Bt. sou community.
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Toy Ae
Monduer
Ire
Hoyt
Bilis
Sou
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