Banquet in Hope Honors Chamber Program
Hope hosts a banquet on Wednesday October 20 to honor the Hope Chamber of Commerce Pasture Improvement Program and Arkansas Entailed Farming Competition winners. Will be addressed by Willam Moses president of the State Chamber of Commerce with a delegation of financial reporters and photographers. Organizers urge a crowd of 200 or more and request ticket guarantees via the Hope Chamber of Commerce.
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State Official Resigns From Position
A state official, Baker, resigns from his post after discussion with the governor and consideration of a move to chair a state committee. The process involved deliberations with lawmakers and a deputy secretary in a formal transition.
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Dewey Loses Crowd as Tomatoes Fly in Oklahoma City Tour
Amid a multi stop campaign through Illinois and Oklahoma, Dewey faced hostile receptions with tomatoes hurled at Mt. Vernon and Beaucoup. A crowd of about 1,000 gathered in Beaucoup as the GOP special train backed into them, injuring no one. Dewey dismissed the incident and pressed his call for a strong Republican administration to restore confidence and security.
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Official Greeter Getting Workout in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 13 Roy Turner the Democratic governor is pressed into greeting visiting Republicans. Turner, national president of Tromah-Barkley clubs, meets Tom Dewey at the station and postpones a personal appointment to do so. The piece notes the political theatre of Republican visits in a Democratic state.
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Russian Plan Not Sincere in Berlin Clash
Six neutral powers of the UN Security Council debated Russia's Berlin reply as Britain accused Moscow of using Communist parties to sabotage world reconstruction. Russia asked to drop Berlin from the council agenda and revert to the Aug 30 Moscow agreement for a four power currency settlement in Berlin. Bramuglia delivered Russia’s answer and met with Deputy Foreign Minister Vishny. Continued on page two.
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Agreement Reached in Labor Trial in Hempstead Court
State and union organizers reached a plea agreement after a January hung jury. Five defendants received 100 dollar fines, one got a two year suspended sentence. Testimony revealed the attack on Jorden Hawkins by Texarkana union members. Hawkins was not in the union. The case adjourned to Monday.
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Laney Attacks Truman at States Rights Banquet
Jackson Mississippi October 196g Up Laney Arkansas governor charged President Truman and National Democratic Chairman J Howard McGrath with wrecking the party and said even if 30 000000 southern Democrats lose the presidency they will gain respect Officials said the $25 plate dinner drew about 430 attendees and raised about 10000 Laney accused civil rights proposals of unconstitutionality and centralizing government urging States Rights Democrats to act promptly to defend the party and loyalties
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Tough Christmas for Santa Says Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle ponders Santa’s shrinking self belief as modern critics and limits threaten the beloved figure. The essay notes psychologists warnings and bureaucratic restrictions while imagining tougher times ahead for Santa Claus and the holiday spirit.
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Landowners Seek Flood Control on Ozan Creek and Little Missouri
Landowners in North Hempstead vow full cooperation and future maintenance in exchange for straightening channels of Ozan Creek and Little Missouri River. U S Army Engineers in Vicksburg will rule after a Prescott meeting Thursday Oct 14 with five counties represented. Seventeen landowners and others endorsed the plan at Hempstead courthouse, seeking signatures to present to engineers for flood relief and crops protection.
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UN Council Head Will Try Again
Paris dispatch reports Argentine foreign minister and Security Council president Bramuglia, weary from crisis duties, planning another bid to end the Berlin dispute within the council. He notes Russia’s Vishinsky’s courtesy, holds daily talks with delegations, and travels between his hotel and the Palais de Chaillot as he pursues a civil path to resolution.
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Berlin Council Moves From Soviet Zone
Berlin reports a city council vote to leave the Soviet sector ending the East West split. Non Communist members resisted, while a Communist-led response stirred protests as British observers noted divisions and delays in town affairs after a disrupted session.
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Italian Red Leader Hints at Revolt in Italy
Palmira Togliatti, Communist leader, warned of a revolt possible at any moment, calling for new interior and labor mass reform. He blamed Premier De Gasperi for enabling privilege and pressed for a deep political split as Italy faces a nine hour strike with state workers demanding higher wages while railways prepare to respond.
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Youth Center Elects New Directors At Tuesday Meeting
The Kiwanis Youth Center elected Martin Foo as president with Arthur Date Meter Vinw president and Jody Coffee secretary treasurer. New co-chairmen of decorating include Mary Alice Rogers Laily Brows and others. The board plans dances and snacks after football games and invites high school students to Friday night events.
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Marga Buck
Ann Bare
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