Lion Oil Unveils Lionite Additive for Gasoline
Lion Oil Company announces Lionite, a new solvent detergent additive for gasoline that removes engine deposits and boosts power, fuel economy, and engine life. Available in Premium and Regular at Lion Service Stations, per A F Reed. Deposits in high compression engines harm intake valves and cooling, reducing efficiency and causing knocking.
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EL Dorado
Are
Lion Oil Company Research Laboratories
Lionite
Lion
A. F. Reed
Lion's
Dulles Warns Only Disarm If Others Do as Well
Secretary of State Joan Foster Dulles told the American Legion convention that the United States will not disarm unless others do the same. He argued disarmament must be reciprocal and cited Korea as a lesson while urging world opinion to pressure Russia to loosen control of East Germany and satellites.
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Miami
Joan Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
Russia
East Germany
Austria
Quotations From Various Sources
United Press rounds up remarks from politicians and a police arrest in Detroit. Senator George says our duty is national security and leadership beyond war. Jimmie Bradford comments on Los Angeles police, and Anthony Nutting touts atomic energy uses at the United Nations. Douglas jokes about Hariman support. Kefauver says he is not a candidate.
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United Press
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Jimmie Lee Bradford
Detroit
Los Angeles
Anthony Nutting
United Nations
Hudson River
East River
Don Phillips at San Jose State Ends Summer Work
Don Phillips completes his summer as a shipping clerk at an ink factory after attending San Jose State.
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Don Phillips
San Jose State End
Prescott News Notice Highlights Community Meetings
Prescott publishes a series of Wednesday events including a high school P T A planning meeting at 3 45 p m in the high school choir practice at 7 p m and a joint Presbyterian Elders and Deacons meeting at 7 p m Room mothers from Primary and Park Schools met at Mrs D L Mosely’s home to discuss membership drives and holidays. Lions Club notes feature Olin Hendrix speaking on the Rockefeller Foundation with new members Cecil Moore and Mr Hendrix. ICA approved shipping 10 000 tons of surplus U S rice to southern India from CCC stocks to aid flooded areas. Arkansas reports 19 141 114 in federal hospital funds since 1948 Hill Burton act with 1 976 092 for hospitals and 353 828 for other facilities this year. State Rep Knox B Kinney among lawyers admitted to the Arkansas Supreme Court for the new term. Die Ricketts, Duquesne’s former star, now stars as a pitcher for Allentown.
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D. L. Mosely
Wayne Eley
Olin Hendrix
Lions Club
Prescott Lions Club
Lawson Hotel
Bert Wingfield
Rockefellow Industrial Foundation
Cecil Moore
Mr. Hendrix
Guess
John French
Little Rock
Jimmy Allen
Jim Morris
Gathings
ICA
India
U. S
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Arkansas
Prescott High School elects officers across four classes
The school district announces elected officers for senior through freshman classes at Prescott High School. Notable posts include senior class president Norma Renfro and reporter Mary Nell Bolls, junior president Martin Gilbert, and other class leaders. Community notes mention church services in Arkadelphia and local visits.
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Prescott High School
Norma Renfro
Gladwin Cannell
Patsy Ellis
Freddie Moberg
Mary Nell Bolls
Martin Gilbert
Paul Steed
Margie Clark
Virginia Ann Hays
Shirley Singleton
Charlie Weaver
Bill Griffin
Barbara Moberg
James Roy Phillips
Kenneth Moore
Billy Loomis
Virginia Cruse
Amelia Harrell
Nancy Lewis
Leona Mitchell
Arkansas Farmers See Higher Cash Receipts First Half 1955
The Agriculture Department finds Arkansas cash receipts for January to June 1955 totaled 174.549 million, up from 167.018 million a year earlier. Total farm income for 1954 was 564.873 million, with 1953 at 569.545 million. Congressmen from rice states secured ICA aid to include rice in flood relief shipments to India as ICA announced sending 10 000 tons of wheat.
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Gordon Brown Washington
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Rep. Gathings
Rice
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
India
Post Office Denies Johnston Misconduct Claims
Washington alleges Sen. Olin D. Johnston is wholly misinformed and that his charges of illegal and political firings are incorrect. Johnston's committee investigates alleged postmaster removals and political pressure while the department promises a full rebuttal in Detroit.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
Norman R. Abrams
Detroit
Abrams
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
Concordia
Kan
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Michigan
Texas
California
Illinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Postal Inspection Service
Eisenhower
Hitler
Post Office Committee
Department
Sen. Johnston
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South Main
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New York
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Adai E. Stevenson
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D-Tenn
Prescott News
First Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian
Knox B. Kinney
St. Francis County
Ark
Supreme Court
Die Ricketts
Duquesne
Allentown
Roger Smith
David and
Mike of
Magnolia
Pat Bryson
Mesa. Ariz
J. W. Bryson
R. T. Murry
James Howell
Jack Stivers
University of Arkansas
Miss Lillie Butcher
Dallas
Tex
Herbert Dawson Jr
Houston
A. E. McGuire
Charlie Pye of
Crossett
Charles Holder
Louis Snider
Chatham
Mrs
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Post Office
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Third and
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Main
Grover Thompson
Cities Service Station
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