Teamsters Pick Hoffa as Leader Amid Probe Records Sought
The Senate committee issued subpoenas for credentials records of union delegates who elected James Hoffa as president. Josephine Howe, secretary at New York City, received the subpoena for documents of the credentials group. Delegates from about 65 locals were issued sealed credentials, while many were refused or did not show, labeled as evidence of the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Supporna Inn Ueonmeters Union Denna
Convimalt
James i. Hotla Ieir
Wis
Josephine Nowe
New York City
Iis
Oi Bennie
Gerukid Truaner
House
Fay the
Teamsters
Tald United Presta
Kaonows
Treann
Brookwood and Oglesby Win Grade School Flag Football
Brookwood defeated Garland 12 to 7 in a Brookwood grade school flag football game on Brookwood grounds. Oglesby beat Paisley 30 to 7, with Jackie Lloyd and Jimmy Carver scoring for Oglesby and Coy Yates for Paisley. Officials were Steve Crain and Oliver Adams. coaches listed for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood
Garland
Oglesby
Paisley
Brookwood-Garland
Tse
James
Harold Marcum
David Hudspeth
Paul Guyerin
Dandones
Mack
McLarty
Richard McDowell
George Wright
Jimmy Johnson
Paul Randolph
Truett King
Harry Ray McMahon
Bill Reinhardt
Paul Henley
George Jones
Bauehdowrdar
Mack McLarty
Jimmy Chambress
Jimmy Porterfield
David Watkins
Johnny Graves
Royce Welsenberger
Tommy Polk
Frain Brookwood
Campara
Ogtesby
Shien Cate Ae
Jimmy Walker
Thomas Yocom
Steve Crain
Oliver Adams
Suneol
Little Rock Integrates School After Guard Escort Incident
In Little Rock nine Negro students faced escort by National Guardsmen and Army paratroopers to reach Central High School under heavy tension. White students jeered. no mass walkout occurred today though one student was absent yesterday.
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Little Rock
Alan Sebo
Elassee
Yesidar
Auto Sideswiped on South Main Street
Police report a parked car on the 1400 block of South Main Blyach was sideswiped by an unidentified vehicle at night. The hit vehicle did not stop, damaging the owner Toby Charles Gough’s car as it remained stationary.
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Toby Charles Gough
South” Main
Gough
South Main Blyach
Liberty Church Plans Reorganization of Program
Liberty Methodist chapel to hold special services Sunday afternoon and reorganize church committees. Mrs Mabel Rogen named head of committees with Rev Wy Cy Qnsiana as pastor. Everyone invited to the event at the Sardis church.
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Liberty -Methodist
Mabel Rogen
Baum
Seth VE
F Sardis
Prize Winning Watermelons Are Shipped
The Chamber of Commerce watermelon contest announced winners led by Lol Aubrey Goodwin of the Rosamond area with a 150 pound Tom Watson melon shipped to American Savings and Trust Co in New York. O D Middlebrooks earned 112.09 in cash and merchandise for a 145 pound entry shipped to Bid Sullivan in New York. Goodwin also received 28.23 in cash and merchandise for another entry and the awards were presented at the National Fire Chiefs convention.
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Doye
Chamber of Cammerena
Makeager B. N. ‘Holt
Aubrey Goodwin
Rosajon
American Berwin’ Savings & Trust Co
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Sullivan
Orleans
Cats Should Appreciate Work of June Havoc
A fragmented note discusses June Havoc and her work, mentioning admiration and social themes. It references efforts to help dogs and people, with unclear affiliations and a focus on recognizing Havoc’s contributions to the arts.
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June Havoc
Hempstead 4H Represented at Arkansas Livestock Show
Hempstead County 4H Clubs sent fifteen members and leaders to the Arkansas Livestock Show. Vielory Community 4H Club members won blue ribbons in a Share-The-Fyn pantomime led by facilitator Victory Community Club leader Mrs. William Schooley. Poultry judging as a county team placed eighth in the state region. Gilbert Brown Jr. of Spring shows Jerseys, with Don Fuller assisting. Others attending included Dick Arnold, Ware Benefield, and Oliver L. Adams.
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Nelda Faye Selt
Guernsey
Jén Nel England
Shaver Springs
Richard McMurtrey
Evening Shade
Ae Vanes
Gilbert Brown Jr
Gilbert
Jersey
Cortest
Don Fuller
Dick Arnold
Wigfary
Ware Benefield
Oliver L. Adams
International Letter Writing Week Observed by Arkansas Post
Postmaster notes establishment of International Letter Writing Week during December dates. Officials emphasize literacy and correspondence, urging schools and communities to participate, withRobi today assisting in promoting the event.
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Arkansas
NILE
Robi
Wil Gig
Lettex
Scouting Here in Need of Financial Aid
The story of Boy Scouting in this area and the Caddo Area Council was presented at a dinner for Hope business leaders. Wheeler urged professional staff and funding to boost membership from 2,080 in 1950 to 4,084 in 1997, with a 1960 goal of 14,000 boys. The council serves 12,000 in 10 countries and faces a $47,000 budget need for 1958. Hope has a history of generosity as scouting activity grows and the annual drive begins next Thursday morning.
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Caddo
Wheeler
Ofg
Negro Troop
Asian Flu Cases Double in Week With 422000 Total
Washington health service reports 240006 new cases this week raising total Asian flu cases to 422050 since onset. Incomplete reports cover period through last Saturday and exclude outbreaks this week such as 150000 new cases among New York City school children. Ten deaths have been reported in the continental U S in connection with the outbreak.
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Washington
Fabric Health Service
New York City
Continental United States
Texarkana High Cancels Football Game With Hope Bobcats
Texarkana High School cancelled its football game with the Hope Bobcats. Julius Adams announced at 2 40 p m today that too many Texarkana players are out with the flu to furnish any competent opposition. Hundreds of Hope fans had planned to attend the game at Hope.
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Texarkana
Hope Bobcats
Julius Adams
Hope
Students Riot in Warsaw Over Anti Stalinist Paper
In Warsaw polytechnic students clashed with police after protests against a government closure of their anti Stalinist weekly. Tear gas, mobs, and worker militia led to arrests as authorities vowed severe action to quell the disturbance.
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Watsaw II
Polone
Pullea
Aly An Au
Buo -Sbitdopis
Bie Polytechnie ‘School
Gestapo
Willy Fueh
Warsin Eadin
Joint PTA Meeting Here Tuesday Night
A joint PTA meeting will be held at the Junior High auditorium at 7:00 Tuesday night. Dr Edgar J. Bailey, director of the bureau of local health services, will discuss Hempstead health problems and the need for additional personnel.
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Edgar J. Bailey
Bureau of Local Health Services
Hempstead
Loy
Girl Student Held by FBI Sparks High School turmoil
An unidentified senior at Central High School claimed FBI agents held her and 63 other students during a protest over integration. Annettedentified Beverly Burks and others were questioned about the incident, with family members criticizing the questioning and accusing agents of pressuring students.
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Atelle
Everrealis
Aldi
Sentral High School
Orval
Belewisinh
Addons
Guilin
Amietle
Beverly Burks
Annette
MBI
Kenneth Karperankin
Totel
Maxing’ Burlis
Casper
Vwarpe
Churches Urge Reconciliation in Arkansas Dispute
In Little Rock area, forty five ministers urged a ministry of reconciliation amid racial tensions. Messages from President Eisenhower and Governor Paynes supported unity as churches plan special services on October 12 at 11:00 a.m. Bishop Robert Brow read letters urging cooperation from both white and Negro religious communities.
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Little Hock
Eirenhower
Oval Foubus
Arkansas
Robert A, Brow
Episcopal
Arkansus
Paybys
Little Rock Sphant Board
Eisenhower
Axis Latoys
Fanbus
Bishop Brown
Final tax receipts and local notes from Hope area
The item reports tax receipts estimated around 7000 to 4500 with a nine week write process and compares to last year. It mentions Marcia Bowden of Hope in a debate team at Quachta Baptist College and Hope band members Wayne Smiley Frank Horton Charlene Horton. It also notes a military promotion for Joseph F. Mack at Pope Air Force Base and local business and community names including Milara F. Bell and Razorback Robeal.
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Marcia Bowden
Hope
Quachta ‘Baptist College
Trem. Hope
Ougehua College
Wayne Smiley
Frank Horton
Aig
Mais
Charlene Horton
Joseph F. Mack
Pope, Ayk
Poster Air Forge Base
Texas
Ai Force
Amarillo Anb
Union Elects Branded Leader Amid Labor Clash
In Miami Beach the bold Teamsters Union candidate wins the presidency amid tensions with the AFL CIO and investigations. Dave Beck, Hoffa, and Detroiten officials face charges as party delegates push for unity while threats of expulsion loom over union politics and reform efforts.
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Jim Thomasson
Miame Beach
AFL
Midwest
Crom Detroiten
Rf Hallol
Reti
Dave Beck
Ty &Suduien
Toi Hla
Dee
Baijlar
Tofta
Afl-Cio
Labor
Toameley
Wayni Veady Hsieiczd
Twa
Weather Summary From Ark. and Red River Region Report
Weather notes from Arkansas and Red River area describe cloudy conditions with widely scattered showers. Highs mid to upper 80s, lows around 60s, with unsettled forecasts continuing into the period. North to central regions show variable cloudiness and brief rain chances, with calmer readings in some valleys.
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Akansasi
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Union
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Daries Ie Hafln
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Ludoy Insurance
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SlInga Hoffa
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