Telephoto Night Football Pictures From Hope Star
Hope Star reports first night telephoto football photographs published in Arkansas. The September 23 game between Hope and Smackover Buckaroos ended 13 to 7 as Hope fought back from a DeQueen defeat. The feature shows three action shots from a Zeiss 180mm lens using Eastman Tri-X film despite inverted groundglass imagery and left-right reversal.
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Hope Star
Hope
DeQueen
Buckaroos
Star
Arkansas
Zeiss
Eastman
A. H. Washburn
Steve Marlar
The Coward By Ray Lapica Chapter IX
Clair Halinsky fears the Traskis brothers after a $10,000 theft and a dangerous pursuit. Tim Rogers hides the truth from police as Chief Adams stays vigilant in Richmond Heights. A new patrolman boards with warnings while Sharon and Fritz settle in, and Tim hints at a final payoff before a dangerous plan unfolds.
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Clair Holinsky
Traskis Brothers
Sharon
Tim Rogers
Tim
Clair
Cleveland
Richmond Heights
Chief Adams
Highway Patrol
Beaver Falls
Sky
AP&L Rate Hearing Postponed To October 12
Arkansas Power & Light's request for a new rate schedule raising bills for customers using 225 kilowatt hours monthly has been postponed to October 12. The postponement follows the company’s argument that higher natural gas costs from Arkansas Louis Gas Co. require the adjustment. The PSC has just completed hearings on a separate request for a permanent rate for industrial customers.
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Wytle Rockp
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Rges
Power Company
Arkansas Lou- Gas Co
Elect Psc
Ap&l
Arkansas Louis
PSC
Warning order in Hempstead County chancery suit
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Willie Burroughs files a case against Mildred Burroughs. The defendant is warned to appear and answer the complaint within thirty days of September 27, as per the court seal and jurisdiction.
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Chancery Court
Mildred Bur
Willie Burroughs
Sam Goldwyn Walks: Star Stays Active in Beverly Hills
Hollywood producer Sam Goldwyn shares his daily fitness routine during a 40 minute morning walk from his Beverly Hills home. He claims a five mile daily trek, half to the studio and half home, plus a half hour of floor exercises and strict diet. He notes mostly unbothered by fans, a light cigarette habit, and a fondness for scotch London years ago.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldyn
Goldwyn
Beverly Hills
Mr. Goldwyn
England
Drunken Driver Arrested After Collision Near College Place
Perdi Hamilton, 45, was arrested on drunken driving charges after his car struck the rear of a parked truck near College Place, Walla Walla. He told officers the truck stopped too quickly, police reported today.
September tax receipts rise in Arkansas while robbers strike
Revenue Commissioner J Orville Cheney reported September Arkansas tax collections at 7 773 745 up over 770 000 from 1954 With the first quarter of the 1955 56 fiscal year totaling 27 454 906 compared with 24 850 112 a year earlier Police worked near the Arkansas Livestock Show parade scene A stenographer Mrs Martha Jenkins was alone in the office when robbers entered demanding cash and leaving coins behind Shields M Goodwin 56 president of the Arkansas Bar Association died unexpectedly at friends home in Little Rock He was a Warren native and head of the firm Goodwin and Biffle and the son of former congressman William Shields Goodwin
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Little Rock
J. Orville Cheney
Martha Jenkins
O'Neal
Shields M. Goodwin
Arkansas Bar Association
Goodwin
Warren
Goodwin and Biffle
William Shields Goodwin
Arkansas
Captain Fletcher Mays dies after heart attack aboard steamboat
MEMPHIS captain Fletcher W. Mayes, master pilot of the U S Engineers steamboat Mississippi, died in a hospital after a heart attack at age 53. A Black Rock Arkansas native, he fell ill Sunday en route from St Louis to Memphis. In Little Rock the Health Department reported three new polio cases in Arkansas last week, bringing the year total to 159 while noting no cases in Ashley, Benon and Columbia counties.
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Memphis
Fletcher W. Mayes
U. S. Engineers
Mississippi
Mayes
Black Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansas
Ashley
Benon
Columbia
Robbers Take About 1000 From Dutch O Neal Motors
Two masked robbers armed with guns entered the Dutch O Neal Motors office in North Little Rock yesterday afternoon and escaped with about $1,000. The incident is under investigation by local police.
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North Little Rock
Dutch O'Neal Motors, Inc
Oscar G Johnston, founder of National Cotton Council, dies
Oscar G Johnston, credited as founder of the National Cotton Council, died in Greenville Mississippi at age 75. He led the council as president from 1939 to 1948 and retired due to ill health. In 1953 he was named founder and honorary chairman of the board.
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Greenville
Miss
National Cotton Council
Oscar G. Johnston
Johnston
Mayor names panel to curb traffic ticket fixing
In Little Rock Mayor Pratt Remmel appoints a five man citizens committee to assist police in preventing the excessive fixing of traffic tickets. The panel will work with law officers to address alleged improper practices.
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Little Rock
Llp
Pratt Remmel
Local Committee Names Members For Civic Works
The article lists Paul Griffin undertaker Wayne Glenn federation of labor Dr W Vaught Baptist preacher Fred Parris safety committee head and Fred Darragh Chamber of Commerce govt affairs volunteer as participants. It notes Tibetan beliefs attributing hail to devils and punishment for magicians near sacred Lhasa buildings.
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Paul Griffin
Wayne Glenn
Federation of Labor
Dr. W. Vaught
Fred Parris
Fred Darragh
Chamber of Commerce
Lhasa
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