Hospital Notes from Hope and Nearby Towns
A hospital notes column lists admissions and discharges in Hope, Nashville, and surrounding areas. It records Mrs Anna Judson and Mrs Maggie Chism discharged, plus new admissions Mr Robert L Meyl ers Mrs Eugene Crider and Benny C Mitchell. Also notes births for Mr and Mrs G W Dorman and Mr and Mrs Eugene Crider with dates in November 1955.
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Ark
Anna Judson
Hope, Ark
Maggie Chism
Nashville
Robert L. Meylers
Eugene Crider
Hope
Rt. 4
Benny C. Mitchell
Blevins
Sam McWhorter
Sam Cook
Ros
Santee suspended over AAU violations at hearing
At yesterday's board hearing Bill Easton represented runner Santee amid questions over excess payments beyond AAU limits and a 1500 meter event cancellation. A 10 day suspension waiting period follows, with an open appeal option.
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Board of Managers
Bill Easton
Santee
Kansas
Accident Fatal to a Hunter near BIRDEYE
Preston Stewart Jr., 17, was killed in a shotgun accident near his home in Birdeye yesterday. The weapon discharged when it snagged on a tree limb and struck the boy in the chest. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.
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Birdeye
Preston Stewart Jr
Young Stewart
Boyd
Stewart
Hunter Preston Stewart Sr Formerly of Forrest City
Preston Stewart Sr formerly of Forrest City was hunting when an incident occurred. The brief note records his identity and activity without detailing injuries or outcomes.
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Preston Stewart, Sr
Forrest City
Long Distance Calls Save Time and Money
An ad explains benefits of station-to-station Long Distance calls for out of town visits. It urges arranging regular dates, calling by number to speed up service, and using a Blue Book for numbers. Typical rates from Hope to Little Rock Camden are listed.
Santee Restored to AAU Standing Ahead of Olympics
Wes Santee, formerly suspended by the Missouri Valley AAU, has been reinstated by the AAU Board of Managers 21 to 7, lifting a ban that would have kept him from the 1956 Olympics and other AAU events. A former Kansas athlete and Marine lieutenant at Quantico, he clocked 4:00.5 for the mile and is viewed as a top Olympic prospect.
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Kansas City
Wes Santee
America
AAU
Missouri Valley Aau Board of Managers
Santee
California
University of Kansas
Quanti¢to
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Aes
Jinny Osborn
Boyle
Cleveland
Astology Publicaions
Aries
Anaias
Ydasor’’s
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Camden
Fayetteville
Ft. Smith
Wei
Betty Crocker
Libbys
del Monte Corn
C.oconyut
Canneo
Lks
Cello Bax
Shankless
Aec
BARRY
South Main
Apt
Chrysler
Windsor
Newport
Bardiop
Ael
Chrysler Windsor
PowerStyle
Nunn -McDowell Motor Co
3Rd & Walnut
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