Negro Community Calendar of Events Brightens Local Meetings
Calendar notices show Rose Chapter No 416 CES meeting at Davis Chapel Methodist on Saturday at 2 30 pm Youth Fraternity gathers at noon at the same site Ama P Strong Club meets at Mrs Glayds Galston Washington Sunday Oct 7 at 3 pm Charmetts Social Club holds regular meeting at Mrs Earnestine Carters home Monday night Oct 8 at 7 30.
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Rose Chapter No
CES
Davis Chapel Methodist Charen
Ama P. Strong
Charmetts Social Club
Earnestine Carter
Lake Ouachita Tests Planned
The Army Engineers Waterways Experiment Station will start underwater explosions in Lake Ouachita on Friday to study surface wave impacts. Similar tests were done last year and officials say findings will help gauge tidal wave effects of nuclear blasts in fresh water. Tests continue through November with the Game and Fish Commission assisting to assess fish side effects.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Army Engineers Waterways Experiment Station
Vicksburg
Miss
Lake Ouachita
State Game and Fish Commission
Motto Goes on House Wall in Capitol Speech
Washington AP reports the motto In God We Trust was installed in gold above the House speaker’s chair after Fred Marshall urged its display. The Capitol architect provided a temporary installation for the final days of the session, with a larger version to be added to marble walls during recess.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Fred Marshall
D-Minn
Capitol
Arkansas State Still Unbeaten Faces St Mary of the Plains
Arkansas State Indians, unbeaten after defeating two strong small colleges, host winless St Mary of the Plains at Kays Field in the home opener. Star opponent Bob Lisa, the nation’s leading rusher, has past season totals of 1,082 yards on 156 carries. State guard Jake Darby may miss action with appendicitis. he averages 29.5 yards per punt. St Mary losses include Nebraska State Teachers Colorado College Missouri Mines and Lincoln University. Arkansas State beat South Dakota State 9 7 and Florence Alabama State 23 15.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State
St. Mary of the Plains
Dodge City
Kan
Kays Field
J. Mary
Bob Lisa
Lisa
St. Mary
Nebraska State Teachers
Colorado College
Missouri Mines
Lincoln University
South Dakota State
Florence
Ala
State
Jake Darby
Only Two New Shows Yet to Make Debut This Season
AP dispatch notes that among 29 new weekly programs, only two remain unaired as the new television season unfolds. Viewers have largely settled their preferences by the second week, with networks anxious about both new and returning shows. Ratings on Nov. 1 will reveal audience sizes, while NBC highlights World Series coverage as a major draw. Major programs listed include The Defenders on CBS and Sunday’s Meet the Press on NBC, with Nixon appearing on Voice of Firestone.
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New York
Perry Mason
Jackie Gleason
NBC
Imethod
the Defenders
CBS
Ed Begley
Press
Richard M. Nixon
Firestone
ABC
Circuit Court Proceedings in Hempstead This Week
Circuit Court convicts and sentences hog theft criminals T J Harris Jimmie Lee Lindsey and others plead guilty. Sentences include one year in the penitentiary and two year suspended terms for hog and cattle theft and larceny crimes. Contempt fines and civil jury rulings are noted against Shirley Robins and Jack Arnette in related cases.
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Hempstead
T. J. Harris
Jimmie Lee
Lindsey
Rach
Theo Primus
John Martin
Holt
Billy Ray Cox
Merman Frierson
Jlo Pelly
Edlgar Henry
Oscar Allison
Hope
Shirley Robins
EBC
Atkins
Robins
Robin
Art Aimed at Sparking Religion in National Exhibit
Catholic, Protestant and Jewish artists from across the country will display about 300 pieces by 220 artists from 22 states and foreign countries in the third National Religious Arts exhibition. The show, moving to a 1,000-person auditorium in Birmingham, runs Oct 11–25 with $3,000 in cash prizes.
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Detroit
Birmingham
Holy Name
Birmingham Hut
Christ
William B. Davidson
Holy Name Church
Ling
Arkansas High School Football Scores Report
The Associated Press lists Arkansas high school football results across classes Big Nine, A and B, with Fort Smith 23 over Little Rock Central 14 and North Little Rock 14 over Van Buren 12 among many games. Notable: Conway 19 over Little Rock Catholic 38, Camden Fairview 44 over Philadelphia 13, Harrison 0 over Subiaco 4, Jonesboro 26 over West Memphis 0, and Parkin 6 over Hughes 14. The roundup includes numerous other matchups such as Magnolia 14 over Dequeen 13 and Marion 38 over Keiser 6, reflecting a wide slate of fall results.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Fort Smith
Little Rock Central
Little Rock Hall
Blytheville
North Little Rock
van Bur
Pine Bluff
Federade
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Conway
Little Rock Catholic
Stuttgart
Wyne
Beebe
Walnut Ridge
Greenwood
Dardanelle
Star City
Watson Chapel
White Hall
Bison
Siloam Springs
Mountain Home
Augusta
Trumann
Batesville
Bald Knob
England
Bryant
Hampton
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Dierks
Murfreesboro
Crawfordsville
Lepanto
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Waldron
Charleston
Perryville
Cabot
Bauxite
Lonoke
Cartisle
Clarendon
Cotton Plant
Earle
Wilson
Hamburg
Eudora
Dumas
Fordyce
Gillett
Barton O McCrory
Hazen
Holly Gorve
Blaine
Hughes
Parkin
Foreman
Horatia
Lakeside
Joe T. Robinson
Bearden
Catholicism Sees Itself as True Church at Vatican Council
Observers from Protestant, Anglican and other denominations will attend the 1962 Vatican Council in Rome, marking a historic first. Pope John XXIII aims to remove roadblocks to Christian reunion, while non Catholic delegates gain influence through presence and prayer from diverse churches worldwide.
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Associated Press
George W. Cornell
NEW York (Ap
Rome
John XXIII
Council
Crossett Upsets Hope in district battle at Crossett
Crossett Eagles blitzed Hope Bobcats 7 0 in a homecoming upset. Alan Etheridge set up the scoring with a 30 yard run, Tommy Smith burst 16 yards for the touchdown, Bill Meadows added the extra point. Hope managed fumbles and penalties as their first district loss.
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Bobcats
Hope
Crossett Eagles
Crossett
Eagles
Dear Fife
Camden
David Porterfield
Jerry Burnett
Porterfield
Wray
McLarty
McDowell
Etheridge
Fairview
Ruling Issued on Gas Pipelines
Washington AP Power Commission Examiner Alvin A Kurtz ruled that six natural gas pipeline companies should get permanent authority to operate facilities costing about 151.2 million dollars. The firms included Arkansas-Missouri Power Co Blytheville Arkansas Texas Eastern Transmission Co Shreveport and Texas Gas Transmission Corp Ovettsboro Kentucky. The facilities were built under temporary authority and the ruling will become official unless a protest is filed within 40 days.
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Washington
Power Commission
Alvin A. Kurtz
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Blytheville, Ark
Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Shreveport
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Ovettsboro
Hope Star Founded in Hope Arkansas Publication Details
Hope Star is a weekday newspaper with publisher H. Washburn and editor George W. Hos pace. The notice lists circulation, postal details, and advertising reps across Arkansas and national offices, noting Associated Press membership and exclusive local use rights.
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Associated Press
Arkansas man completes world flight by way of Portland
Fred Darrell of Little Rock landed his two engine light aircraft at Portland Municipal Airport on the final leg of a two month solo world trip. He began Aug 1 from San Francisco, traveled about 1000 miles with nearly 60 stops, and diverted to Portland due to radio trouble, then continued to Massachusetts for the World Poultry Convention in Sidney, Australia.
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Portland
Maine
API
Arkansas
Fred Darrell
Poultrymart
Little Rock
San Francisco
U. S
Darrell
New York
Massachusetts
World Poultry Conveniion
Sidney
Australia
Tax ruling caps municipal occupation tax penalty
Arkansas Attorney General Frank Holt ruled that penalties for nonpayment of a municipal occupation tax cannot exceed twice the license fee plus collection costs. The opinion was sent to Bull Shoals Mayor Joseph C. Mraz after merchants complained the tax based on personal property values is unfair.
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Little Rock
Frank Holt
Joseph C. Mraz
Bull Shoals
Paroled murderer Hoskins among 53 released by Arkansas board
Joe Hoskins, sentenced to life for first degree murder in 1946, is among 53 convicts granted parole by Arkansas Pardons and Paroles Board. The item notes the parole as part of state actions and includes broader remarks on church unity and doctrinal relations involving the World Council of Churches.
Parole Board Seeks Clemency for 11 Convicts
In Settle County Gov. Orval E. Fau Dus has commuted a sentence to 45 years making him parole eligible. The Parole Board on Wednesday submitted a list of 11 convicts for possible executive clemency consideration.
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Sett County
Orval E. Fau- Dus
Parole Board
Solunar Fishing and Hunting Times Schedule
The page presents John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables with Major and Minor hunting and fishing periods. It lists daily start times for major periods lasting about 90 minutes to two hours and minor periods shorter, showing specific times for each day of the week. The data includes entries for Saturday to Sunday and mentions variations across weekdays and months.
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John Alden Knight
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