Nashville notes mix sports chatter and world issues
Visitors include former major leaguer Pinky Migl es now Louisville manager. A.B. Higgins comments on World Series hope and Yankee dominance. A joke tale of a possum fight interrupts political musings on mass production and war. Iran and Egypt push oil deals as Suez Canal tensions rise and Western interests face force.
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Louis Graves
Nash’ville
Nashville
Pinky Migles
Louisville Colonels
Ann Graves
Higgins
Giants
Yanks
Iran
Middle East
Egypt
United States
Cairo
Suez Canal
Europe
Asia
Blevins Student Is Class Officer
Arkadelphia October 12 Bill Abbott of Gordon elected freshman class president at Henderson State Teachers College Other officers chosen were John Foster Blevins vice president Joann Fincher Amity secretary and Bob Bell Mena senator Foster is son of Roy Foster of Blevins
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Arkadelphia
Bill Abbott
Gordon
Henderson State Teachers College
John Foster
Blevins
Joann Fincher
Amity
Bob Bell
Mena
Foster
Roy Foster
Kiwanis Envoys Return From Missouri Arkansas Convention
Teddy Jones and E. J. Whitman returned from the Kiwanis district convention in Joplin Missouri. They represented the local Kiwanis club at the event and will share learnings with members.
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Teddy Jones
E. J. Whitman
Joplin
Missouri
Mr. Jones
Mr. Whitman
Huge Tax Hike Bill Gets Nod of Committee
Washington reports a Senate House conference committee backed a $5.74 billion tax increase, varsity in income tax up about 1.84 percent for most individuals, plus sharp rises in excise taxes on whisky beer wine cigarettes gasoline autos and many items. The measure aims for house action next Tuesday before a senate vote. It mirrors close to a $5.4 billion Senate version with key house provisions, and would raise total federal tax intake including past increases since the Korean War to about $15.6 billion. Individual brackets rise modestly, with a single filer earning 4000 paying 790.40 and a married couple with two dependents earning 8000 paying 1285.60, while higher brackets face an extra 9 percent on income after existing taxes. Heads of households gain half the benefits of married couples under new rules.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Hope Chamber Tour Highlights Texarkana Dairy Tour
The Hope Chamber of Commerce led a Texarkana and Hempstead County dairy tour on Wednesday. Attendees from Hope and Hempstead County visited the Borden Milk Plant in Texarkana, toured a remodeled plant lab, and visited five dairy farms with herds from 18 to 382 cows, learning about future dairy farming opportunities.
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Texarkana
Miller County
Pifleun
Hope
Hempstead County
Borden Milk Company
Edgar H. Hubbard
Joe Willett
Dexter Alford
Dale Woodson
Gilbert Howe
Cy Honen
Carl Zumwall
Ray Lawrence
Ed Thrash
Thomas Hays
Mike Kelly
Gilver Adams
Mitchell Sparks
Robert Lagrone
Borden
Cnrg
Hempstead
HSTC Students Practice Teach in Hope Schools
Henderson State Teachers College students in Arkadelphia are practicing home economics teaching at Hope High School during the fall semester. Four students live in the home management house this nine weeks: Bernice Daniels Prescot Betty Jo Flatte Texarkana Sue Stover Delight Ruie Granger Arkadelphia.
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Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Betty Joyce
Bernice Daniels
Prescot
Betty Jo Flatte
Texarkana
Sue Stover
Delight
Ruie Granger
Margaret Gillean
Wilkes
Wilma Graves
Dierks
Hope High School
4-H Club Delegates Win Trip to Royal Show in Kansas City
Richard Gyan Hunt of Spring Hill and Kay Kent of Patras will represent Hempstead County 4-H at the American Royal Show in Kansas City. Delegates will travel aboard the Southern Belle with Arkansas 4-H youth joining from Texarkana and other counties. A Kansas City Southern aid and Hope Chamber of Commerce contributed to trip expenses. Delegates will visit various Kansas City sites, attend a 4-H banquet, and stay at the Continental Hotel with a full schedule Sunday through Tuesday night.
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Richard Gyan Hunt
Spring Hill
Kay Kent
Patras
Hempstead
Kansas City
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Wienplole
Richard
Pris
Bay
du Revue i
Stale
Wits
Mayetteville
Petit Jean
Wlith Council
Lad
Kay
Ketesus City
Contlimonwealth Hotel
Chamber of Commitrce
Gra Moor Hotel
Continental
General Motors Oply
International Oil; Company
Sears Roebuck & Co
Arb Gallery
Awope Park
Jorse
Edison Hall
20Th Century Fox Film Corporation
Church of Thei Choice
Katsas City Chamber of Committtee
American Raya Association
Eisenhower Seen Likely GOP Presidential Candidate
Washington reports confident Republican senators say Gen Dwight Eisenhower will seek the party nomination next year. Senator Duff of Rhode Island says the general will accept and later defeat Truman or any Democrat. Ives of New York and Morse of Illinois note Eisenhower’s silence as evidence of consideration and plan to meet him early next year for a statement of intentions.
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Washington
Bwight D. Eisenhower
Duff R-Pod
Eisenshower
Ives
New York
Morse
Grego
Truman
Duff
Thoms KE
Dewey
Misonehower
Eisenhower
MBS
Milwaukee Journal
Douglas MacArthur
New York City
Ieader
Taft
Tyes
Milwaukee
Hinton Revival Opens This Sunday at Local Church
Revival services begin Sunday at Hinton Methodist Church at 1 a m with nightly messages from the Revered pastor at 7 o clock through October 14. The series invites all worshippers to attend and reflect.
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Hinton Methodist Church
Aluminum Plant Expansion Plans Hit Arkansas Outlook
Reynolds Metals Co. announces a 55 600 ton expansion to its aluminum plant amid Arkansas interest and a potential new facility. Senator Fulbright and McClellan back the move as a major growth project with a government backed financing plan. The expansion could cost about 75 million dollars and involve extra aluminate powder production for aluminum smelting.
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Washington
Del
Reynolds Metals Co
Arkansis
Helena
Ag Nu Osite
Industry
Poversment
Noth
Arkansas
Reynolds
General Service Administration
GSA
Congkr
Arkatyn
Privaty Capits
Reynolds Metals
By Fail Co
Daughter of Hope Man Recovering From Auto Accident
Sam Roach, an insurance agent in Morriston, visited Mir Olen Newberry in Morriston after her serious auto crash that killed two people. Mrs Newberry’s husband died and their 4 year old son had minor injuries. Elmer Hightower of Houston, Ark, also died in the crash. Roach said his daughter was out of danger.
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Sam Roach
Morriston
Mir Olen Newberry
School Playground Equipment Drive Reaches $700
A community drive to fund playground equipment has reached $700 with donations from local families and supporters. The effort supports playground upgrades at the school and surrounding park, inviting broader participation from residents and organizations.
Jurist In Bribe Investigation Linked to Key Figures
Fragmented OCR recounts a jurist connected to bribery probes involving officials and agents. It notes statements from witnesses, alleged payments, and calls for resignations amid a broad inquiry into government influence and integrity.
High School Classes Elect New Officers
Four high school classes announce new officers. Senior class selects Henry Lile as president with Jimmy Dan Baker as VP, Heth Bridgers as secretary and Nelda Thompson as treasurer. Junior class names Tarimny Doyle president with Dee Coffee as VP, Audrey Light as secretary and Nelda Thompson as treasurer. Freshman class picks Buddy Jackson president, Halph Wiggins as VP, Marlene White as secretary and Paul Huddleston as treasurer.
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U Henry Lile
Jimmy Dan Baker
Heth Bridgers
Jen Stanford
Dunior
Tarimny Doyle
Dee Coffee
Viee
Audrey Light
Nelda Thompson
Sonny Griffin
Charles L Halburt
Vvice
Dane Cunningham
Joe Anne Ensining
Treasurre Freshtown
Buddy Jackson
Halph Wiggins
Marlene White
Paul Huddleston
County Short of Bond Sales Quota
Hempstead County defense bond campaign is 37.3 percent of its quota. Chairman Sid McMath announced sales totaling $28,108.25 toward a $70,000 target, including $23,808.23 in E bonds, $740 in ? bonds, and $2,500 in G bonds.
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Hempstead
Sid McMath
Fire Prevention Tips Pay Off In Local Home Save
Local woman prevents loss of home after a small fire at her residence. Fire department clamped down on the blaze and provided prevention tips via radio broadcasts. Residents of Oakhaven were instructed on fire safety measures and the value of early action.
New Law Expands FHA Borrowing Amid Farm Changes
Public notice by Tempstead County Supervisor W. M. Sparks explains a new act amending the Manners Home Administration Act of 1046. The loan limit rises to 7000 for initial costs with 1000 indebtedness cap, seven year repayment, replacing prior 8500 loan and 3000 debt limits. He notes rising operating costs since 1940s.
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Tartiers
Mariners Home Administration
Tempstead
W. M. Sparks
Congress
Sparks
Tires and wheels stolen from tow truck on used car lot
Thieves removed tires and wheels from a tow truck on a used car lot last night. The theft occurred after they jacked up the truck and left the jack in place. Loss was about 200 dollars for tires and wheels.
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Helles
Mieves
Orie
Suez Area Tensions Rise Amid British Troop Moves
Official sources report Britain may declare Egyptian areas enemy territory and order cooperation with British forces. Cairo reports parallel actions risk cutting off water and food while Britain seeks joint Anglo Egyptian control. Public demonstrations banned as Cairo government pressures allies to resist the British alliance.
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Cairo
Gel
Beaypl
Uondury
Britain
Bedele
Egypt
Troy
Iuyot
Cahu
U.S
Dean Acheson
Meyet
Rita
United States
Hope Turner-Lesley PTA Maps Program Plan at Hugh School
The Hope Turner-Lesley High School PTA met in the Hugh School library Thursday afternoon October 41 with President Mrs Albert Greaves presiding. By laws were distributed and committee posts for 1951-52 announced including programs finance hospitality publicity and library work among many others. The eighth grade led in attendance as officers reported aims such as a girl scout sponsor a youth center donation and books for the PTA library. A symposium on Our School featured Jay Moxes James H. Jones and others outlining student needs plans and work.
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Hope Turner-Lesley High School
LALA
Hugh School
Albert Greaves
George Peek
Graves
Chiirman
PB. J. Yest
A. W. Martin
Dick Watkins
Archer, Jr
Oliver Adama
Robert Rider
L. B. Vouley
UW. Moran
J. L. Tettig
Garrett Story
Fligh
Perry Moses
Franklin Horton
Claude ‘Tillery
David Griffin
Charles O. Thomas
Ji McKenzie
E. L. Archer
B. A. Whitlow
Dursey McRae
Health and Safety
J. W. Branch
A. Houlis
W. C. Bruner
Clyde Zinn
Ann Wilson
Chilton
Henry Haynes
Mias
Gwendolyn Dean
Mise Snlsie Welvenberger
Chalr Wen
J. W. Perkins
North Hervey
B. &. McPherson
P. J. Holt
Jay Moxes
James H. Jones
Frank Manon
Claude Tile Jery
S Ao
M ' LaGrossa
Ridge Capture and Koreas War Reports Vague Orbit
Dispatches describe a Ridge capture and evolving Korean truce tensions. Reports cite UN aircraft over Panmunjom and Kansong, with alleged civilian injuries, while Allied forces probe the incident amid ongoing fighting in northern Korea and MIG Alley air battles.
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Halson
Sierra
Panmunjon
Af Kuesong
Kansong
Panmunjom
Ty Rei
Mig Alley
Korea
Pitty Air Borkald
Senate Gets House Passed Aid Measure
Senate showdown over the House approved foreign aid plan totaling about 8.29 billion dollars aims to fund assistance to European militaries and economies through next June. The vote split largely along party lines with Republicans opposing the package and Democrats backing it, as lawmakers debate carryover funds and allocations for Korea and other programs.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Baseball & ‘Possum
Bast & Most
Oil & Water
Ivan Williams
S. Main St
Ivan
Cornell Acconautical Laboratory
Russia
Sily Bolls
HSTC
Richard Lynn Hunt
Ike
Hinton
Hope Man
Actrive Cor
Itive
Plopets
Figah
Vincent Mastenite Hauer
Ajspanisared Maya
Alee
Vhilen
Wolves Periagly
Behool Thay
Batc
Hope Ava Sebools
Lo Pesty Ws Company
Sis
Mies
Pest Nation
Cities National Back
Grasiia Anthony — Banker Ce. Hope Masha Company
Tape Briders Supply
Mowlorlahis Tas
Dette Bi Brorahitielle Cer
Vantis
Ats
Neots US
Disbiel Buelye
VW Moore
Comey Calleators
Shipiaiegs
Foyran
Duvesin
Willis Otpel
Keonte
Juadier Qd
Deeasary
Finnein
Ricol Kelt Garé Nent Company
Winnegin
Pia Fay
Minnegan
Tyotian
Addei
Tae Vite
Stathon
KXAR
Deal Bie
Wo Martin
Marlies
A. S. Willig
Oakhaven
Livy Selons
Phre Chlet Willis
FHA
Suez
Ridge
SenateGets
Tommy
Seadlan
Bulon
Shi Mo
Truiman
Republicwny
Wip
Sl Democrata
Republicw Democrats
Funda Carroarkeope
Tna
Iuropean
Thotatan
Ren
Rap
Rooney
Niid
Oppor
Pam
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