Hond in Mand Opens at the Saenger Theater
A two day showing of a film titled Hands in Hand opens at the Saenger Theater this Friday. Set in England the story follows two eight year old companions a Catholic and a Jew as they navigate religious differences, church visits, a trip to London and Africa, and themes of childhood insight versus adult prejudice. Local leaders and churches previewed the film praising its message of humility and tolerance.
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Saenger ‘Theater
Ture
Christ
England
Phillip’ Needs
Loretta Parry
Boon
London
Africa
Aga
Rivfus ‘Herndon Jr
Jim James
Rufus Sorells
J. B. Mat Itin
Lyle McMahen
Mrs Bertha Hale King Dies In Fort Smith Ark
Mrs. Bertha Hale King 85 widow of a former aide to Senator George Norris Nebraska died in Fort Smith Arkansas. Funeral services are planned with religious leaders from Nashville and Sweet Home noted among sponsors and survivors include sisters Mabel Barnes and George Beebe with services to be held Friday nearby.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bertha’Hale King
Senate
George Norris
Nebraska
Hattie McClenton
Gasca King
Judson King
Churchey Sweet Home
Gilmore
Nashville
Unification Administration
L. W. Williams
Norris
King
Mabel H. Barnes
George Beebe
Weave Story Sparks Tense Party Incident in Spain
An American, Mike Beecher, clashes with Maurice a Frenchman at a party hosted by Don Willie. Insults fly as Beecher defends Laura Meadows, amid shifting loyalties and tense remarks about Americans. Don Willie probes motives while Laura faced with sharp remarks tests loyalties.
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Betcher
Spain
Maurice
Don Willie
Betchér
Laura Meadows
Jean
Laura
Beecher
Lynch
Mme
Dorr Willie
Morocco
Willie
Fices
Rabat
Casablanca
Islelow
Securities Commission
Velican
Stranded Yanks Enroute Home From Gatwick Flight
A chartered Air Line plane carried a party of Americans who had been stranded at Gatwick Airport for two days, bound for New York. Most of the original 88 passengers were aboard, with some finding alternate flights on holiday departures. The chaotic scene included a mix of travel plans and sudden arrangements as the group sought to return to the United States.
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London
New York
Los Angeles
Gatwick
Britain
Case
Angeles
United Kingdom
Mike
Official Oath Within 10 Days
LITTLE ROCK An elected city official must take his oath within 10 days or lose his position. Atty. Gen. Frank Holt ruled in an opinion to Newport Mayor Wallace Creswell. The 10 day period starts when the official is notified of his election. Creswell wrote Holt that the Newport City Council named an alderman to replace an elected candidate who failed to appear to take the oath. The attorney general said the man named by the council is the official officeholder.
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Little Rock
Atty
Frank Holt
Newport
Wallace Creswell
Holt
Creswell
Paroles Granted for Sixty Two Convicts in Arkansas
Thirty two parolees include three serving time for second degree murder. Joe DeBord from Randolph County with 51x years, Bennie Lee Edwards from Pope County with 15 years, and Wesley from Garland County with 10 years are among the 62 parolees approved by the state Pardons and Paroles Board. Separate report from Los Angeles notes Walter McWilliams, 30, a former Monticello, Ark. construction worker, jailed on $5,000 bond for burglary charges after fleeing Arkansas to avoid prosecution. FBI says McWilliams is based in Drew County with multiple burglaries.
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Little Rock
State Pardow and Paroles Board
Joe DeBord
Bennie Lee Edwards
Wesley
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter McWilliams
Monticello
Ark
Lell
Arkansas
FBI
McWilliams
Drew County
Mississippi River bridge new toll plan reportedly short of funding
Helena officials report traffic at the new Mississippi River bridge falls short of bond payment needs. Director F. Br. Oliver notes September tolls totaled 28,241 dollars with 24,858 vehicles, a daily average of 922, well below the 1,500 needed. Retirement may take about two years amid projected traffic growth.
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Rock
Stata
Fahwey
F. BR. Oliver
Mississippi
Rear
Heléna
Oliver
High Department
Nut
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