Digest of Laws compiled for Arkansas legal notices
The Arkansas Press Association completed A Digest of Laws, a concise handbook for legal notice publication. Compiled over two years, the book helps editors lawyers and public officials reference official statutes, with a proper disclaimer that it is a digest not exact statutes. The Star bought copies and will distribute them to courthouses city halls and lawyers.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Press Association
William R. Whitehead
Magnolia Banner News
Fordyce Advocate
Ray Kimball
DeQueen
Kimball
The
Star
State Press Association
President Eisenhower on road to recovery after heart attack
At Fitzsimons Army hospital in Denver doctors reported Eisenhower comfortable relaxed and cheerful as his temperature pulse and blood pressure remained normal. Mrs Eisenhower visited during breakfast and Sherman Adams planned a business call this afternoon to handle routine matters. Dr White was unavailable but received morning updates via Col. Pollock.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Sherman Adams
Paul Dudley Whie
Vermont
White
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Heart Section
Purge Report Near Argentina’s New Regime Emerges
Buenos Aires sources say Argentina’s new government is purging top generals including the junta figure Gen. Jose Domingo Molina. About 20 officers arrested to block Peron’s return, with Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi pledged to set elections and a new Congress soon.
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Bty
Bruce Henderson
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Jose Domingo Molina
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
60 000 Are Homeless in Mexico Flood
The Panuco River rose to new all time heights at Tampico driving more than 60,000 of the city's 110,000 residents from their homes. Officials warned only a small part of the Gulf Coast port would stay above water as boats navigated flooded streets and power lines sparked fatalities.
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America
Radio City
New York
M. Y
The
Advertising Council
Jack Rutledge
Mexico City
Panuco
Tampico
Gulf Coast
Country Club
Cotton Contest Again Postponed
The National Cotton Picking Contest in Blytheville was postponed for a second time due to rain. General Chairman P. D. Foster said the contest would be held Friday or Monday after a steady downpour ruined plans a day earlier.
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Blytheville
P. D. Foster
Homecoming at White's Chapel Services Schedule
Homecoming services planned at White's Chapel on Sunday October 9 with a 10 a.m. devotional by Grady Hairston of Hope and a sermon by Rev. Jessie White of Rosston. Afternoon singing is planned and all are invited.
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White’s
Grady Hairston
Hope
Jessie White
Rosston
Runaway Truck Crashes Into Freight Train At West Newton
A runaway track vehicle struck a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight train at a grade crossing in West Newton Pennsylvania. The collision caused the train to derail demolishing at least two buildings and injuring many people according to police reports.
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West Newton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dodgers Break Jinx to Win World Series in 2 0 Victory
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 2 0 to capture their first world championship. Johnny Podres hurled eight strong innings and Gil Hodges drove in two runs. Sandy Amoros made a dramatic one handed catch with two on base to preserve the lead.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Johnny Podres
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Podres
Sandy Amoros
Dodgers
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Sun Powered Telephone Line Opens in Americus
In Americus Georgia the first solar powered rural telephone call was placed by farmer George L Mathews on a line provided by Southern Bell. Engineers linked 422 silicon cells in an aluminum housing to a storage battery to supply the line during peak sun and test the system’s viability.
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Americus. Ga
Sun
George L. Mathews
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell
Atlanta
Mathews
Bell Telephone Laboratories
G. L. Pearson
D. M. Chapin
C. S. Fuller
Writer’s October Choice Brims With Seasonal Glory
In HAL BOYLE’s column, choosing one month to live would land him in October. He revels in October’s unity of seasons, nature’s climax, and the vivid colors of maples and dogwoods, calling it the year’s grand pageant and a cider-pressed bounty of life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hamilton Asks Reassessment by October 17
A letter from K. G. Hamilton, Hempstead County equalization board member, urges property owners to have all property assessed by October 17. He argues taxes are a privilege tied to fair, equitable tax policy and calls for broad participation to ensure neighbors pay their share.
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the Star
Equalization Board
Hempstead
Citzens
K. G. Hamilton
Thanks Judge Committee Editor The Star Your editorials
A brief note from The Star acknowledging reader thanks directed at a judge and editorial committee. The piece hints at appreciation for judge involvement and editorial oversight without detailing specific actions or events.
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Youths Sentenced in Marmaduke Bank Robbery Attempt
Bobby Lee Foster 17 and Everett Lee Luther 20 of Cardwell Missouri received five year federal terms for an unsuccessful May 16 bank robbery attempt at a Marmaduke Paragould bank. Codefendants Leroy Jones and Bill Mast also had prior five year terms, while Edwin Stiles 28 pled guilty to Blytheville bank embezzlement and got five years.
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Jonesboro
Bobby Lee Foster
Everett Lee Luther
Cardwell
Marmaduke
Paragould
Leroy Jones
Bill Mast
Monette
Thomas C. Trimble
Edwin Calvin Stiles
Blytheville
Sentences Handed Down in Court Here
Hempstead County juries convict and sentence in burglary grand larceny cases. Henry Hill receives one year for grand larceny while Augusta Williams gets one year. Jessie James Stuart gets two years for forgery and grand larceny concurrently. Reed pleads guilty to grand larceny with five years suspended. Johnson pleads to petty larceny, fined 25 dollars and a day in jail. Crain pleads guilty to non support, six months in jail and 250 dollars.
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Hempstead
Henry Hill
Augusta Williams
Jessie James Stuart
Junior Lee Reed
Earl Hayes Johnson
Odus Crain
Gebel
Menon Urges France to End UN Assembly Boycott
India's V K Krishna Menon appealed to France to end its boycott of the United Nations General Assembly and return for the Algeria debate. He voiced deep regret over France's walkout from the 60 nation body as India joined 28 countries in voting to inscribe the Algerian issue on the agenda.
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N. Y
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
France
U. N. Assembly
Algeria
Menon
Assembly
Menon Seen as Key to Easing U N Algerian Rift
United Nations observers expect V K Krishna Menon to push for easing tensions after France boycotted the General Assembly. The Indian adviser to Prime Minister Nehru could sway anti colonial blocs to soften the Algerian issue while France cools. France withdrew its Assembly delegation but kept its permanent Security Council seat and a position on the Disarmament Committee.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
U.N
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
General Assembly
Menon
Nehru
France
Assembly
Security Council
Stock Market Recovers After Decline
New York stocks rose sharply after a weak opening with gains near $3 a share as investors parsed news from President Eisenhower's Denver hospital. Chrysler jumped $2.50 to $96.50, Bethlehem Steel rose $5 to $153, GM up 37 cents then $3, U S Steel 50 cents, NYC 75 cents, Standard Oil NJ 1 dollar, Anaconda 75 cents.
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New York
Eisenhower
Denver
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Standard Oil (Nj
Anaconda
Trucker Kenneth Tomli Killed In Lumber Load Accident
Kenneth Tomli on, 22, of Hampton, was crushed to death when his truck left Highway 4 about 16 miles east of here yesterday. State Trooper Bill Watson reported the fatal crash occurred as a load of lumber toppled onto the cab.
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Warren
Kenneth Tomlion
Hampton
Bill Watson
Highway 4
Here
Mild Autumn Weather Grips Nation Amid Light Temperatures
The Associated Press reports mild autumn conditions across the nation with morning readings from 50s to 70s, New England in the 30s and 40s, while the Southern Plains see ongoing rain and rising waters. Flood warnings impact Wichita Falls as Lake Wichita waters surge into Holliday Creek and the Wichita River in the worst flood since 1950.
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Associated Press
Sectio
New England
Souther Plains
Cotral Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Wichita
Holliday Creek
Wichita River
Wichita Falls
Tex
Arkansas Supreme Court to decide referendum on sales tax repeal
Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court will decide on legal points whether a popular vote may be held on removing the state sales tax from poultry and livestock feed. No testimony will be taken unless parties fail to agree on facts, with a master to hear testimony if needed. The case centers on Washburn’s effort to refer the 1955 act to a 1956 ballot and challenges to petition form. The suit seeks a statewide vote. briefs were filed with a decision possible around mid November.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Poliry
Livesock
Eugene Warren
Washburn
Hope
Supreme Court
C. G. Hall
Tom Gentry
Warren
Gentry
Hall
William Moorehead
Stuttgart
Conscience Bites as Woman Turns Self In for Red Light
Mrs Chloe Lewis of Council Bluffs Iowa 66 walked to Officer Harold Hug in Omaha to request a traffic-ticket write up saying her conscience troubled her after running a red light a week earlier.
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Omaha
Neb
Chloe Lewis
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Harold Hug
Fire prevention week highlighted by local officials
Fire chief Pap Willis and Chamber of Commerce push home safety citing eight major fire causes including careless smoking and matches misuse of electricity defective heating and cooking equipment improper rubbish disposal kerosene and gasoline mishandling lightning defective chimneys and children with matches. Hope Business and Professional Women thank readers during National Business Women's Week. Court records show many divorces and support issues. Hempstead poll taxes near record. 7 000 last year with 1 000 extra receipts planned. Ginanne Graves pledged Kappa Alpha Theta at Randolph-Macon Woman's College with initiation set for February.
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Pap Willis
Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Weaver
Ginanne Graves
Albert Graves
Hope
Kappa Alpha Theta National Sorority
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Dulles Warns Russia On Arms To Egypt Amid East Tensions
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned Russia that Communist arms to Egypt would not ease world tensions. He noted President Eisenhower would focus on foreign policy priorities while stressing no urgent movement on arms sales. The remarks came during talks with Molotov in New York and followed Egypt's announced arms plans from Communist Czechoslovakia. The briefing, Dulles' first in over a month, addressed Far East issues and the fate of American prisoners.
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John Foster
Russia
Eisenhower
Egypt
V. M. Molotov
United States
Eivakia
Israel
Dulles
Ake
Bulgarin
Anna T Wila Dent
Far East
Red
Faure Orders Replacement in Morocco
Paris reports Premier Edouard Faure moved to form an immediate council to replace the ousted Moroccan throne. He sent directives to Resident General Pierre Georges Boyer De Tour in Rabat, triggering walkout threats from Gaullist cabinet members amid a political crisis involving Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa. The plan faces opposition from right wing factions within Faure’s coalition who warn of resignations if enacted.
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Paris
Ed Faure
Morocco
Faure
Geral
Pierre Georges Boyer
Rabat
Cabapeti
Boyer de Lai
Aan Council
Su - Sultan
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
Roger de Latour
Ben Moulay Arafa
Frchise
Fire destroys house on Graham Street in midtown
A Graham Street house owned by Dennis Williams was gutted by fire around midnight. George Townsend and his wife were not home at the time. origin of the blaze could not be immediately determined.
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Graham Street
Dennis Williams
George Townsend
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