Fourth Quarterly Conference at Bethel AME Church
The fourth quarterly conference was held at Bethel AME Church on Monday October 10 at 7 30 p m with Presiding Elder P L Johnson presiding It was the last quarterly meeting of the year After reports the final financial report of the Women s Day Rally showed 401 88 raised The church thanks contributors and endorses Rev Willard Leake for Director of Evangelism to be chosen at the 1956 General Conference in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. E
P. L. Johnson
Bethel Church
Willard Leake
Miami
Florida
Coming And Going Of John Homer Stroughter
John Homer Stroughter left for his home in San Francisco California after visiting his mother Mrs Polly Stroughter sister Mrs Fannie Alexander and other relatives and friends for several days Ventura news column notes travel departures and family greetings.
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John Homer Stroughter
San Francisco
California
Polly Stroughter
Fannie Alexander
Hutchinson Named 1956 Field Leader for St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Lane, Cardinals general manager, picked Fred Hutchinson to lead the 1956 field program after Hutchinson’s successful work with Detroit and Seattle. Lane praised Hutchinson as an outstanding developer of young players and noted a reported $30,000 annual contract. Lane, newly in charge, aims for a pennant, with Hutchinson joining from Seattle and Harry Walker potentially moving to the minor league system.
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ST. Louis
Frank Lane
Fred Hutchinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Lane
Hutchinson
Jones
Hutch
Cardinals
Harry
Stuttgart Hospital Gets Approval for City Facility
Washington reported preliminary approval from the Public Health Service for a proposed 450000 dollar Stuttgart Ark city hospital. Rep W F Norrell says the 33 bed facility would receive about 300000 dollars from the federal program toward construction costs.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Stuttgart
Ark
W. F. Norrell
Bank Robber Arrest Near McCallsburg Parked Stolen Car
Charles Layton Cox, 22, admitted to police that he had to alter plans to rob the Learing bank in Iowa after being arrested in a stolen car near McCallsburg Iowa. He was taken into custody as details of the case emerged.
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Mccallsburg
Iowa
Charles Layton Cox
Learing
Bernard McFadden Dies at 87 in New Jersey
Bernard Macfadden longtime publisher and fitness advocate dies at 87 in Jersey City Medical Center after jaundice and a three day fast. Death listed as cerebral thrombosis. Once valued fortune around 30 million with later income 8400 yearly after taxes. Published Physical Culture Liberty True Story and owned several newspapers.
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Jersey City Medical Center
Macfadden
Physical Culture
Liberty
True Story
Ne York Evening Graphic
Detroit Daily
Philadelphia News
New Haven Times
Razorbacks Ready to Stem Texas Pass Attack
Arkansas coach Jack Mitchell prepares for a showdown with Texas as the Longhorns rely on Joe Clements the nation's top passer. Jan Donathan starts at center to replace Harold Steelman while Buddy Benson adds aerial threat and running depth in a tune up for conference play.
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University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Parkers
Baylor
Longhorns
Bears
Ed Price
Soph Joe Clements
Jan Donathan
Booneville
Harold Steelman
Donathan
Letterman Oren Culpepper
TCU
Jerry Ford
Steelman
Jack Mitchell
Buddy Benson
Benson
Parker
Hogs
Henry Moore
George Walker
Preston Carpenter
Joe Thomason
Texas A&m
Cadets
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Christian
Elmer Brown
Abe Martin
College Station
Aggie
Fort Worth
Phil Cutchin
Jim Ewink
Aggies
Frogs
Bear Bryant
Baylors Golden Bears
Seattle
University of Washington
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Rice
Dallas
SMU
Woody Woodard
Houston
Jess Neely
Owls
Oklahoma
Ching
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Littl Rock
Joe Clements
Dick Miller
Charley Brewer
Bobkittens to host undefeated Texarkana Junior team
Hope Juniors square off tonight with an undefeated Texarkana Texas Junior squad at Hammons Stadium. Bobkittens face a heavier lineup while Camden-bound B team players prepare for a Camden contest. Coaches expect a tough battle as Texarkana weighs around 175 pounds per player.
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Hope
Texarkana, Texas
Hammons Stadium
Camden
Bobkittens
Texarkana
Ark
North Heights
Wayne Taylor
Texans
California Won't Give Up Winter Games
Alex Cushing defends California bid for 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. He insists facilities will be finished by December 1, 1957 and promises a strong IOC showing despite IOC president Brundage expressing doubt. California pledges partial funding of one million dollars with additional sources to follow.
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Francico
California
Europe
Avery Brundage
Alex Cushing
International Olympic Committee
Squaw Valley
Calif
Cushing
Brundage
IOC
Cortina
Italy
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Sierra Nevada
Razorbacks and Bobcats Favored In Southwestern Collision
Arkansas projected to beat Texas by six points with Joe Clements as standout passer. The column lists numerous college and high school games across the Southwest and Big Eight, highlighting matchups like Tech vs Teachers and Henderson vs Southern State, with several state rivalries noted.
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Texas
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Joe Clements
Razorbacks
Clements
Arkansas
Arkansas-Texas
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Texas A and M
Baylor
Washington
TCU
Arkansas Tech
Conway
Southern State
Henderson
Arkadelphia
Em Tech
Little Rock Junior College
Hendrix
College of the Ozarks
Guachita
Arkansas State
Murry
State
Arkansas A and M
Delta State
Fort Smith
Tulsa
Little Rock
Texarkana
North Little Roc
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Smackover
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
Blytheville
Malvern
Subiaco
Rogers
van Buren
Fayetteville
Camden
Crossett
de Queen
Nashville
Newport
Forrest City
Stuttgart
Rison
Watson Chapel
Magnolia
Batesville
Searcy
Hope
Fairview
Springdale
Siloam” Springs
Benton
Russellville
Catholic High
England
Warren
Star City
McGehee
Lonoke
Mabelvale
Bismarck
Fuller
Lakeside
Horatia
Clinton
Magnet Cove
de Witt
Des Arc
Marianna
Brinkley
Tradwell
Memphis
Wynne
Marvell
Elaine
Hazen
Carlisle
Hughes
Holly Grove
Ashdown
Prescott
Murfreesboro
Gordon
Bearden
Dierks
Junction City
Norphiet
Hamourg
Strong
Boxing results from Miami and Buenos Aires matches
Ralph Jones of Yonkers outpointed Al Andrews in Miami. Alfredo Buneta defeated Ricardo Gonzalez in Buenos Aires for the Argentina featherweight title.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
al Andrews
Superior
Wis
Buenos Aires
Alfredo Buneta
Ricardo Gonzalez
Argentina
$165,000 Raised for College in Arkansas Drive
About $165 000 has been raised to aid a 500 000 building fund for Presbyterian supported Arkansas College at Batesville. Batesville residents pledged about 63 000 and students 2 000. The drive ends November 13 and began with an anonymous 100 000 gift last June.
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Little Rock
Arkansas College
Batesville
Navy Faces Penn State With Nation's Top Defense
Navy brings its stingy defense to University Park for a showdown with Penn State. Coach Eddie Erdelatz praises the defense that has not allowed a score in three games while Lenny Moore threatens Navy with a tough rushing attack.
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Annapolis
Mid
Navy
Penn State
University Park
Eddie Erdelatz
William & Mary
South Carolina
Pitt
Erdelatz
Lenny Moore
Nittany Lion
Army
Michigan
Moore
Holiday for Many Commodity Markets
The New York Stock Exchange and major markets remain open on Columbus Day while many commodity markets observe a holiday. Key exchanges such as the New York Cotton Exchange and related commodity boards will be closed, whereas foreign markets operate as usual.
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United Press
New York Stock Exchange
Newy
American Stock Exchanges
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Wool Associates
Coffee & Sugar Exchange
Commodity Exchange
The
Commodity Exchange, Inc
New York Cocoa Exchange
New York Mercantile Exchange
Memphis Political Race Wide Open
Memphis enters a historic mayoral contest with a headless ticket as four city commissioners fail to back a candidate. Temporary Mayor Chandler states the Good Government Ticket will not field or endorse any mayoral hopeful. Filing closes tonight. November 10 vote features three independents including Edmund Orgill and former mayor S Watkins Overton, signaling Crump’s long influence fading.
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Memphis
Walter Chandler
Crump
Edmund Orgill
S. Watkins
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Hope Star
Saneery
Hanes
Iddemiber
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hove
Hempstead
Nevada
Ig Mail
Aroyette, Howard, and
Miller Coun
Tom Wardlaw
Main Street
Jbinger Sewing Machine Co
South Elm St
Guy Grigg
Aneeney
South Main
Luck
Weet Luck’s Used Furniture CO
City Limits
West Gallen
Hope, Ark
Crown Western
Prespectus
Mese, Ark
M.S. Bates Mead
Hone
Reaves
Bargain House & Pawn Shop
Peace (Feed Molasses) Co
Temple Oil Bidg., Hope
Top’s
West City Limits
San Pros
T. O
Porter
Curry
Fermite
Ade
Prospect
High St
Middlebrooks Grocery Co
Robert Conner
Gordon Lumber Company
Beirne, Arkansas
Franklin Company
Moore Bro’s
Texarkana Gazette
Kcmc-Tv
Ray Duke
White River
Fuller and Son
Washington Hwy
Joplin, Piano CO
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Joplin
O. C. Cook
Will Finance
West Avenue
B. L. Rettig
New Hampshire
Arthur Gray
Ozan
Monts Seed Store
Alfalfa
Monts
Blevins
W. L. Lentz
Benton, Arkansas
J. V. Fant
P. H. Stephens
Elmore Johnson
McCaskill
Jakcrest Funeral Home
Haze
Abrndon-Cornelius
Cobb Mattress Co
South
Ralph Montgomery
Esther Hicks
Bernard McFadden
Jersey City
N. J
Bernard Macfadden
Mitchell
B’s
Taylor
Brookwood
Oglesby
Larry Bruce
Jimmy May
Don Gammill
O. Brannan
R. Weisenberger
Oliver Adams
Jimmy Hollis
Bill Bridgers
Bobcats
Jackie Moran
Ken Jones
Steve Martar
Leon Turpin
W. Duke
Billy Hairr
Bo Blackwood
J. Tate
OD. Hatfield
Dennis Pattie
Joe M. Herndon
Bob Cox
Dave Watkins
Johnny Graves
Don Booth
State of California
Cecil Weaver
Spruce St
Drs. Brents & Guerin
Drs
Thampece
Brents É
3Rd St
Jane Breo
Pierbert- Burns
Lora Forlhhon
Gays
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