Our Daily Bread Notes On Taxes And A Scenic Bus
The edition warns urban readers to pay poll taxes before midnight to qualify for voting, noting rural routes miss the reminder. It reviews the Continental Trailways bus shown in Hope, Arkansas, praising its luxury and noting Arkansas & Ozark Rail restoration plans from Harrison to Missouri with service to resume by December 15.
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Ord Arkansas
Missou & Arkansas Railroad
Arkansas & Ozark Rapad
Bacon Harrison
Ark
Eld
Arkansas Pubic Service
Stanley A. Joffe
Exyme
Lewallen Bay Registered Jersey Purchase in Arkansas
Lewallen of Hope Ark buys into a Jersey herd from Columbus O and initiates a registered Jersey cattle operation. The Jerseys, tracked by the American Jersey Cattle Club, are noted for high milk yield averaging over 6 percent butterfat and early calving, aiding faster herd development.
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Columbus
Lewallen
Hope
Ark
Arkansas
Onlvere
Arkansas Fruit & Truck — Brat Experiement Station
Amera Jersey Cattle Club
Collns
United States
Life Terwer to Enjoy Few Free Moments
Nashville dispatch reports Life Terwer plans a brief liberty from state prison. Frank Grandstaff leaves today to visit Big Springs Texas while awaiting a planned cantata and a celebratory welcome. Guard and Sheriff supervision will continue as Terwer anticipates a happier time in town with family and friends.
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Life
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Grandstaff
Randstaff
Big Springs
Rex
Hang
Lexons
R. EE. Wolf
Bie Seis
Grund
Dogo
Vita Gov. Gartin Bray
Tennessee's
Arkansas Weather Forecast Ambiguous
Forecast reports fair conditions across Arkansas with partly cloudy skies tonight. Some warming is expected, followed by a mild to warm day with increasing cloudiness and possible rain in the vicinity.
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Arkansas
Bobcats Triumph Over Gurdon 21-0 In Hard Fought Clash
In a stubborn defensive battle the Hope Bobcats edged Gurdon 21-0. Edsel Nix booted an early extra point and a late fumble return plus a third quarter score by Wayne Tingland helped secure the win. Gurdon’s Bailey Kendrick and Neal spearheaded the visitors, but penalties and missed chances kept them from crossing the line. Hope finished with 11 first downs to Gurdon’s 10 and 247 total yards to 122 for the losers.
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Gurdon
Bobcats
Clyde Trickeey
Bruner
Garrett
Barrentine
Hope
Bailey
Kendrick
Neal
Edsel Nix
Nix
Reader
Huddleston
R. Huddleston
Gordon
Three New Oil Wells Loom at Stephens
Three new oil wells loom for the Stephens area as Maritzky and Bibby complete the Clyde Bannister No. 1 in Nevada county while Les and Burnett set Kate Curray casing at 3,265 feet in Ouachita county and Kern and Trimble place casing at 2,251 feet in Wesson heirs No. 1 near Stephens. The Bannister well is swabbed with no capacity report yet, and Kate Curray showed 1,200 feet of pure air in a 30 minute DST.
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Stephens
Cphi
Maritzky
Bibby
Clyde Bannister No
Nevada County
Les and Burnett
Kate Curray
Ouachita County
Kern
Trimble
Wesson Heirs
Proposal May Bring End to Rail Strike
An unexpected compromise proposal offered by Missouri Pacific could end the 28 day rail strike. Three referees would decide each of 282 strike ballots, with decisions binding on the company but not on unions. Union leaders would decide tonight or Monday whether to accept, ending the dispute if they approve.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Roy E. David
Davidson
Missouri Pacific
Guy A. Thompson
Thompson
Ition
Dremen
Wainnen
Woods
Atlantic City Auctioneer Charged With Fraud and Forgery
Harold A. Brand, a New Jersey businessman and former Atlantic City auctioneer, was arrested by federal agents in Camden on nine counts of fraud and forgery. Indictments from a federal grand jury allege schemes totaling up to 5 million dollars.
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Hepapritge
We 2
Youle
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Harold A. Brand
PBI
Federal Prand Jury
Camden
Nv J
Brand
Billie Burke Vibrates Off Screen Not on Set
A-era profile of Billie Burke nearing 64 notes her screen giggle habit contrasts with real life energy. She recalls past fame with John Barrymore and Milton Berle, flits between Sardi’s lunch and studio runs, and dismisses geriatrics coverage while joking about age and flirtations.
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Billie Burke
New York
Tis
Mary William Ethelbert Appleton Burke
Joh Drew
Ophelia
John Barrymore
Hamlet
Fleziegield
Mit Berlinger
M.W.E.A.B
Berelinger
Milton Ber
Miss Burke
Thester of
Colus Abig Pictures
Jul Golde
Nine Hempstead 4-H Members to State Fair
Nine Hempstead county 4-H club boys were selected to represent at the State Livestock Show in Little Rock after placing high in Dairy and General Livestock Judging in the Third District competition. They will depart Hope Sunday and stay at Hotel Marion. Top scorers will advance to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, funded by the Rock Island Railroad.
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Hempstead
Little Rock
Oliver L. Adams
Lorraine Blackwood
Hope
Hotel Marion
Smith
Pine Bluff
Blytheville
Arkansas
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club
Hempstead County
Thomas Resigns as Manager of WL Plant
Charles O. Thomas, longtime manager of the Hope Water and Light Plant, resigns effective October 31, 1949. He plans to open an office and enter private engineering practice while remaining in Hope. Thomas has served since June 11, 1939, and previously held posts with the Arkansas Highway Department and the Works Progress Administration.
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Charles O. Thomas
Hope Water and Light
Thomas
Hope
Tie
Arkansas Highway Department
Works Progress Administration
Lyle Brown
Arkansas
Hope Water and Light Plant
Chas. O. Thomas
Judging Team Prepares for State Show
Four 4-H clubs from Southwest Arkansas compete as districts select the top trio to represent Arkansas at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City in late October. Sponsored by Dave Grundfest Sterling Stores Hempstead county 4-H members Travis England Shaver Springs Hershal Sewell Bleying Henry Singard Patmoy lead dairy and general livestock judging to feature Hempstead hybrid corn exhibits at the State Livestock Show in Little Rock with County Agent Adamis assistance.
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Arkansas
Kansas City
Dave Grundfest
Sterling Stores
Hempstead County
Travis
England
Shaver Springs
Hershal Sewell
Bleying
Henry Singard
Patmoy
March of Dimes Drive Nets $204 in Hempstead County
Hempstead County polio committee chairman Jim LaGrovia reports the March of Dimes emergency drive gathered only 204.50 dollars countywide. The Saenger and Rialto theaters patrons funded the effort, aided by Mari Young and theater staffs. Stanford Indians return 29 lettermen from a 4-6 1964 football season.
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March of Dimes
Jim LaGrovia
Hempstead County
Polio Domumittee
Tad
Pateats
Saenger and
Rialta Theatres
Mari Young
Eiby Mit Fuer
Rialto
Weather Overview Shows Fair Skies Across U S
A few rainy spots reported but generally fair weather across the nation with pleasant autumn temperatures. The wet belt stretched from Kansas into Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, western Iowa, and western Wisconsin, with showers in the northern Rockies and Florida. Michigan cooled early with sub freezing readings in places, Kentucky and northwestern Arkansas in the 30s, while temperatures topped 100 in parts of Arizona and California and reached 90 in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Rockies
Florida
Michigan
Kentucky
Arkansas
Mercury
Amizong
California
Los Angeles
Red River Research Is Approved in Water Ways Bill
Washington. The Senate Public Works Committee advanced the 1.114 billion dollar Water Ways bill funding navigation and flood control programs nationwide. It approved Arkansas river studies including the Red River and Whit River basins while adding 36.95 million for the Quachita flood control and 19 million for Arkansas river stabilization, awaiting House approval.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
United States
Arkansas
House
Arkansas River
Ironically U S Has Big Coal Supply
Pittsburgh Oct 1 The nation faces a two week old coal strike yet stockpiles are higher than last year at 44 days supply versus 46 days in 1946 The coal may last longer despite a steel industry strike that has shut fuel use One fifth of UMW miners plan to return to digging coal Monday and 80,000 anthracite miners in eastern Pennsylvania signaled work return amid broader contract talks in White Sulphur Springs W Va Rail workers and Heiden Chemical report layoffs to curb coal use The Virginia Elmer Henley Pact commission plans a 50 000 ton coal reserve if the strike continues The prospect of back to work cheers miners while pension and welfare benefits face suspensions
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Wago
UMW
White Sulphuer Springs
W. Va
Heyden Chemical
Morgantown
Ordnance Works
Virginia Elmer Heney Pact Commission
Jyvish
United Nations Considers Silent Prayer Session
A UN General Assembly committee approved a recommendation allowing a moment of silence for meditation or prayer before proceeding. Delegates from Yugoslavia, Russia, Ukraine, Czechoslovakia, and Uruguay supported the proposal, with broad backing and no opposition recorded.
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Lake Success
Unive Nations Assembly
Heyy
Avery
Suuye
500000 Steel Workers Strike Cripples U S Mills Nationwide
Pittsburgh Oct 1 A half million steel workers walked out for free pensions and health plans shutting down 53 steel plants and 50 iron ore mines across 23 states. The strike followed failed talks with mediators and a rejected wage demand, with U S Steel led by Benjamin Fairless bearing much of the blame.
Reopening of Schools Cuts Unemployment in September
Washington reports a September unemployment drop of about 388000, driven by school reopenings and returning summer workers. Totals show 59411000 civilian employed and 3391000 unemployed, with armed forces personnel bringing total jobs to 60870000. Agriculture notes a price upturn yet farm prices remain 14 percent below nine year ago levels. Wholesale prices fell 1.1 percent that week, 9.2 percent below the same week last year.
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Washington
Hrodurtion
Census Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Russia Accused of Trying to Overthrow Tito
Yugoslavia charges Soviet agents sought to overthrow Premier Marshal Tito as Cominform states Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Romania follow Russia in severing ties. Poland Hungary and Yugoslavia exchange expulsions amid a widening rift with Moscow.
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Russia
Tito
London
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Hungary
Poland
Cominform
Tanjug
Yugo- Islav
Ofter
Communist International
Ouveau
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Albania
Balkan
Yurgos
Krerolin
Lasizlo Rajl
Warsaw
Budapest
Viegoslavia
Belgrade
Russia to Help Oust Chinese Nationalists From UN
A Soviet bloc spokesman said Russia will push to oust Chinese Nationalists from the United Nations and seat a Chinese communist delegation. Moscow seeks to recognize the People's Republic, renounce the Sino-Soviet treaty, and constrain Western bases as it presses Korea and former Italian colonies issues.
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Lake Bsuchess
Russia
United Nations
Peiping
Korea
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Kremlin
United States
Britain
China
Far East
Benito Mussolini
George Arabia
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