Postwar pattern and Arkansas stock shows rise in industry
Our Daily Bread essay notes The Arkansas Livestock Show in Little Rock and the Third District Stock Show, highlighting the West’s reach into Arkansas and the postwar economic strain. It argues unions face pressure to settle strikes as steel and coil sectors reel, with manufacturers needing shipments while workers fear layoffs. The piece recalls World War I disruptions and predicts a quicker industrial resolution.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ivestock
Texas
Fort Worth
West
Missouri Pacific
Kaele
Wnion
Hempstead Circuit Court Opens October Term
Hempstead circuit court met briefly this morning to set cases and hear three pleas in liquor cases before adjourning to Thursday. Orville Powell pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing and manufacturing moonshine liquor to be sentenced Monday. Clifton Betts and Jack Rodgers also pled guilty to moonshine making, continued for sentence on a later day after other cases are filed. Municipal appeals set for Thursday. criminal cases to be heard Monday October 10.
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Hempstead -Elreult
Hiere
Orville Powell
Clifton Betts
Jack Rodgers
House Burns to Ground Early Today
A frame house at 715 West Division Street burned to the ground about 3 30 a m as Hope Fire Department reported. Mrs Louis Frantz occupied the home and saved only her purse and a shotgun. Firemen said the blaze nearly engulfed the dwelling and the back portion had caved in. Two fines were aid but it Was 100 Inte to do much good.
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West Division Street
Hope
Louis Frantz
Pharmacist H B Sloan Dies Here After Year at Ward’s Drug
Harold B Sloan a pharmacist at Ward's Drug Store died in a local hospital yesterday aged about 60 He ran a Arkadelphia drug store with his brother for 31 years Survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Claude Irwin Newport a son Paul Wichita a sister Mrs Mary S Cogan Miami and a brother William Morriston Funeral services were set for 2 30 p m at Murray Funeral Home Arkadelphia led by Rev John B Hefey
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Harold B. Sloan
Ward
Gluval Hospital
Arkadelphia
Wits
Claude Irwin
Newport
Paul
Wichita
Mary 5
Cogan
Miami
Fla
Willam
Morriston
Murray Funeral Home
John B. Hefiy
Local 4-H Members May Be Featured on Radio
Hempstead county 4-H and adult exhibitors and contest winners may be featured on Hazorback network programs originating this week from the Arkansas Livestock Showground in Little Rock. Station KXAR carries these programs daily. Tune in at 40:80 each morning and 3:40 each afternoon for Arkansas Livestock Show rounds in Little Rock. They may feature someone you know.
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Hempstead County
Hazorback Network
Little Rock
KXAR
Arkansas Weather Forecast Update
Cloudy conditions linger across Arkansas with rain in the forecast. Expect unsettled skies tonight into Tuesday with cooler temperatures and possible light showers.
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Arkansas
Angeuin
Senate Starts Scrap on Farm Legislation
Senate debates farm price supports with a flexible government backstop plan. Aiken backs Anderson proposal for 75 to 90 percent parity, while Brannan would use loan and purchase tools plus subsidies to bridge gaps to a fair return. House rejection noted. Brannan plan previously defeated.
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Washington
Oct
Senate
Truman
Mid-West
Senate Agriculture
Anderson
Aiken
House
Brannan
Senate Agriculture Committee
Miami Herald Paper Blaze Rages On Top Floor
A two day old blaze on the top floor of the Miami Herald building continues as 183 firefighters battle piles of waterlogged newsprint. The fire, deemed the worst in Miami history, injured seven and left 45 others requiring smoke treatment while causing about 75000 dollars in losses.Publication of a 14 page Sunday and 30 page Monday paper continued.
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Miami
Fla
Herald
Miami Herald
Wireman
Mex
Livestock Judging Day Set At Tenth Arkansas.Show
Arkansas officials urge bureau members to attend the Livestock Judging Day during the Tenth Annual Arkansas Livestock Show. The event, led by Ury McKensie and the Herp steadl County Bureau, begins around Osu a.m. Wednesday, featuring livestock judging, programs, and Arkansas funders.
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Tao Arkansas Parvin Burenideration
The
Arkansas Parner Association
Puesd
Arkansas
Arkanchus
Texas Car Damaged In Wreck At Third And Washington
An autumn day collision on Third and Washington streets involved James Taylor of Hope driving a Texas car and Richard Metcalf of Odesea driving another vehicle. No injuries reported though the Texas car sustained heavy damage.
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James Taylor
Hope
Richard Metcalf
Odesea
Texas
Third
Washington Streets
Overloaded Plane Blamed for Death in Midtown Crash
Los Angeles report says a CAB probe examines overloading after a Cessna crash killed Buddy Clark and injured five others including NBC broadcaster Sam Hayes. The aircraft returning from Palo Alto ran out of gas with five passengers aboard. James N Peyton notes typical load is four passengers. investigation ongoing into possible overload. Clark, 38, a noted recording and radio artist, and family details appear, with services set at the Church of the Reformed.
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Los Angeles
Civil Seronautics Board
Midtown
Buddy Clark
Sam Hayes
NBC
Palo Alto
James N Peyton
Mayes
Hayes
Lady
Frank Berend
National Broadcasting
Jennings Pierce
Alon
Cink
High Honor for Hope Family Member in Denver Training
Stacy F. Graham, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross of Hope, Ark, earned the American Academy of Horology high technician honor in Denver Col. He received his horological engineering certificate after completing advanced studies and assembling a precision watch. Graham studied under Louis Dubos and was recognized for national achievements in horology.
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Denver
Colo
Ark
American Academy School of Horology
Stacy F. Graham
Ernest Ross
Hope
Graham
Orville Ro Wie Yung
Grabais
Louis, Dubos
To Ardurfoan
Swigerhanis
Grahdn
United Haruluwhead Agsdechilfoan
Hin
Wwenti
American Academy
Weis
Hirst
Halwa
Hye America
Tihe United Horological Association
Pat Afiuriva du Chieype
Lin Muydod
Uae
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ry P. Grahion
Lye
Dude Cay
Accidents Toll Eight in Arkansas Over Weekend
A spate of deadly incidents in Arkansas last weekend left eight dead and many injured. A headon crash near Bradford killed drivers Burt Dobbs and Paul Baker. A teacher, John Haynes, was fatally shot by a rifle discharge during a squirrel hunt near Clarksville. Others injured include James McKenney and Charles Jackson in separate car crashes, and Walter Martin in Paragould. Jesse Jordan is held in connection with the killing of Eimogene Blanney near McGehee. Four year old Jimmy Gotherman died after being struck in North Little Rock. John Richmond was found murdered near Pine Bluff with a .22 rifle bullet.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Bradford
Burt Dobbs
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Paul Baker
St. Louis
Farmington
John ‘Haynes
Lamar
Clarksville
Haynes
James McKenney
Negro
el Dorado
Charles Jackson
McKenney
Desha County
Jesse Jordan
Nero
Eimogene Blannecy
McGehee
Walter Martin
Greene County
Paragould
Howard Mayes
Martin
Jess W. Cross
Jimmy Lee Gotherman
Little Rock
North Little Rock
John Richmond
Negro Wood Coutter
Pine Bluff
Jefferson County
Ed Dupress
Richmond
Pair Charged In Robbery At Hope Man Case
Two suspects from New Boston face charges after a Hope man was robbed at gunpoint during a 164案件 court session. Lois Williams and Edward Trice are alleged to have participated in the armed robbery, with trial expected to proceed as jurors and court officials manage attendance.
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New Boston
Lois Williams
Edward Trice
Newra
Hope
Hope Man Sought by Texarkana Officers
Texarkana officers seek a man described as Hope for questioning in connection with a reported incident. The investigation includes references to associates, locations in Texas and Arkansas, and a possible motive tied to a theft and a counterfeit window fan claim. No solid identification is provided in the readable text.
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Hope
Texarkana
Arkansay teachers meeting set for July event
A state teachers' gathering is planned at Pepi State Park on July 2 with morning and afternoon sessions. Organizers invite educators from Clarksville and nearby areas to discuss district-wide initiatives and classroom practices.
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Clarksville
Del
Arkansay
Pepi, Tuam State Park
Southwestern Bell Rate Hearing Request to Be Considered
Hearings on Southwestern Bell Telephone company's request to raise Arkansas rates by 2 200 000 will open November 7. The hearings will be led by the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Southwestern's proposal would increase company revenue by 17 percent and affect 356 283 subscribers in Arkansas, PSC Chair Charles C. Wine has reported.
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Little Rock
Oct
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arkansas
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Southwestern
PSC
Sah Charles C. Wine
Justice Williams Receives Hopeful Recovery After Mountain Accident
Supreme Court liberal leader Douglas Williams sustained multiple fractures and a punctured lung in a Cascade Mountains fall near Yakima. He remains in stable condition at a Yakima hospital with pneumonia risk reducing and further tests planned. His wife and daughter travel from Whitman College to be with him as doctors monitor internal injuries.
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Wakiama
Wash
Justice Williams
Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Cascade Mountains
Jorse Bell
Yakima
Mildred
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Supreme Court
Seattle
Gilbert
Doulas
William
Tragic Train Crash Kills Seven At Ontario California Crossing
A passenger train collided with a U S air force bus at a crossing near Ontario California killing seven of the twenty two aboard. Most victims were military or civilian personnel from March Air Base and five were members of the Ontario hostess club. Survivors described mangled wreckage, decapitated bodies, and scenes of chaos as rescuers used torches to extract victims. The train sped at seventy miles an hour before impact and the bus carried personnel returning from Corona Del Mar and Long Beach.
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Ontario
Calif
U. S. Air Force
March Air Base
Ontario Hostess' Club
Ruby McLaughlin
Juanita McLaughlin
Edward P. Doyle
March Air Force Base
Here
Union Pacific
Chicago
al Hail
Dick Bienhard
Ta Jima
Omega
Marquita Pearce
Marquita
Charles Plevniak
Plevittak
Naval Hospital
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Corona del Mar
C. K. Englund
la Crescente
Engund
Robert Walline
Walline
Pigeons and Dreamers Shape Broadway Morning
HAL BOYLE reflects on Manhattan as the sun rises over Broadway where pigeons roam the streets and the city's workers pursue fragile dreams. He contrasts gullible hope with urban grit, noting pigeons as loyalists to the west and the sunrise while people chase education and purpose in a crowded, restless city.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Broadway
Federal
Atin Winben
Hurt
Manhattan
Gondii
Pheir
Armitage Takes Over Duties as C of C Manager
Charles A. Chuck Armitage assumes duties as manager of the Hope Chamber of Commerce returning from Magnolia where he ran a private business for about a year. He previously managed the Secal Chamber of Commerce for about three years.
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Armitage
C of C
Charles A
Chuck) Armitage
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Armitage
Hope
Magnolia
Secal Chamber of Commerce
Texas Coast Storm Strengthens As Hurricane Advances
New Orleans dispatch reports the U S weather bureau announces a gulf hurricane intensifying and bearing down on the Texas coast. At 9 45 a m CST the storm was 125 miles east southeast of Brownsville moving north northwest at 12 mph with winds over 100 mph near the center. Forecasts say hurricane force winds reach 75 mph between Corpus Christi and Galveston tonight, extending outward about 209 miles.
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New Orleans
U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Train Wreck Kills One Four Hurt
A westbound City of San Francisco train wreck near Ames Ta Ott left the rails causing one death and four serious injuries. A sleeping car was ripped open as it jackknifed into a box car. broken glass and seats flew through the coach. The fatality, Ernest Rigs, 33, from Oakland on his honeymoon, was in the damaged coach. Police and railroad officials investigate the crash, with no immediate cause determined.
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Ames
San Francisco
Chicago and Northwestern
Tas
Ernest Rigs
Oakland
Calif
Concert Backers Asked to Meet Form Plans
Local supporters of the Arkansas State Symphony were invited to a meeting at Hope City Hall to organize a campaign. Mrs. iid Je, chairman of the Hempstead chapter, called the gathering for tonight at p.m. to plan and back the symphony.
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Arkansas State Symphony
P.m
Hope City Hall
Former Hope resident dies in El Dorado hospital
Rector Hargrove, 57, a former Hope resident and longtime plant manager for Olie's Dairy Co, died Saturday night in an El Dorado hospital. He lived in Hope previously and is survived by his wife, three daughters, and two brothers.
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Hargrove
el Dorado
Olie's Dairy Co
Band Takes Part in Texarkana Parade Today
Hope High School band from Texarkana joins the Muir States Fair parade this morning and will stay after to hear a Wy U Marina Band concert. The group plans to arrive in Hope about 1 p.m.
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Texarkana
Hope High School
Trok|mart
Wy U. $ Marina
Baule In Hope
Polio Toll Reaches 41 This Year in United States
Polio has claimed 41 lives this year with Michael Rea, a 13 year old from Waveliteville, Arkansas, among the victims. The outbreak continues to affect hundreds of cities across the nation as health authorities race to contain the disease at Duthe Rock hospital.
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Michael Rea
Ot Wavelteville
Ark
Duthe’ Rock
East Usd
Coal Workers Return as Steel Plants Idle
More than 102,000 coal miners returned to work today while about half a million steel workers remained idle. Officials and union leaders expect possible federal action to end the strikes. Estimates show four to six weeks of steel availability and a potential billion-dollar impact if the stoppages persist.
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Pittsbugh
John L. Lewis
Cyrun Ching
Pennsylvania
Lewis
America
Sation
American Can Company
Sword
Damocles
Steelwork
Ers
Ifm
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworker
Murray
Final Rites Held for Mrs Wolff at First Baptist
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church for Mrs. Wolff 45 who died suddenly Saturday from a heart attack. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery with Rev. S. S. Whitow officiating. She is survived by her husband and three brothers Topp of Longview W A Poop of Moorhead Roker Topp of Guidon and an aunt Mary Caperton of Sweet Horn Ack. Pallbearers named.
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Ack
J. E. Ward
A. J. Neighbors
Prank Douglas
Carl Smith
Finley Ward
F.C. Crow
J. T. Bawden
Walker
Prescott and Gurdon Men Injured in Auto Crash
Norman E. Deaton age 22 of Gurdon and W. Ingram age 36 of Prescott were seriously hurt Friday night when the car left the highway near Texarkana, struck a pole 525 feet away, and overturned about three times before stopping 60 feet from the pole. An ambulance from Herndon-Cornelius transported them to a Texarkana hospital.
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Norman E. Deaton
Gurdon
W. Ingram
Presscott
Texarkana
Herndon-Cornelius
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Petra
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Texarkine
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Tea Bureau
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Polio
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Bates
Mrs. Wolff
Prescott
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