Court Docket from Hope Ark Municipal Court Oct 16 161
The docket lists multiple defendants pleading guilty or being fined for offenses such as carrying a shotgun as a weapon, speeding, hazardous driving, disturbing the peace, and drunkenness. Bond forfeitures and cash bonds are noted, with fines ranging from 11.50 to 56.50 dollars. Civil docket items include actions on accounts, garnishments, and default judgments. Names include Kenny Ray Knox, Johnnie D. Stinson, James Towers, Eddie Franklin, Calhoun Packing Co, and Southern Plaswood Inc.
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Municipal Court of
Kenny Ray Knox
Johnnie D. Stinson
Charles Clark
James l Towers
Eddie Franklin
Disturbing the Peace
Cornelius
Nell B. Harrell
Calhoun Packing Co
ACC
Ferrell Past Freight, Inc
Elza Martin
Trailon Sales
Louis Factor
Joel Baines
A. W. Cowan
Scott Grain and Food
Frozen Food Express
Chuli Brothers
Doish Williams
Areh Wylie
Dba Wylie Glass & Salvage Co
Joe Bradley
Southern Plaswood,Inc
Garniy Shee
Garnishee
Weston Greene
Dba Greene's Grocery
Billie Collins
Hope Basket Company
Walter Burton
Harold Hendrix
Zorin and Stevenson to Meet Again Over UN Acting Secretary General
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A Zorin and U S Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson plan another meeting to break the deadlock over appointing an acting UN secretary general. Intermediaries say further talks may fail without direct agreement between the two leaders. The stalemate concerns an interim successor to the late Dag Hammarskjold to serve until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Valerian A. Zorin
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
Zorin
Stevenson
See
Divorces and Reciprocal Action in Hempstead Court
Records from Hempstead Courthouse list cases including Maxine K. Smith versus Delmer F. Smith for divorce and James Edward Wesley versus Ola Mae Wesley for divorce. Also noted are Augusta Williams versus Jewell Lewis Williams divorce and Homer Wren Burke versus Larson Harris Burke divorce. A judgment of 1 152472 and 25 000 land costs appears in a Davis versus McGill dispute. Licenses issued to Robert J. Singleton and Mrs. George Etter Revels among others.
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Maxine K. Smith
Delmer F. Smith
Pearline Hunter English
George B. Hunter
Augusta Williams
Jewell Lewis Williams
James Edward Wesley
Ola Mae Wesley
Homer Wren Burke
Larson Harris Burke
David P. Davis
George Mc
Gill
Co. M. Walker
Percy Jones
Meyers Bakery
Robert J. Singleton
McNab
George Etter
Don Willie schemes to hijack Rabat flight to Morocco
Don Willie and James Lynch pressure Mike Beecher with a non existent job offer and a plan to hijack a plane to Rabat. Laura Lynch reveals she helped lure Beecher with a fake letters scheme, saying she joined at Jimmy's request to aid his cause. Beecher confronts the truth as fear and confusion rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Willie
James Lynch
Mike Beecher
Morocco
Mike
Beecher
Jimmy
Lynch
Man
Bar Central
Bunny
Press to Push More Uses of Newspapers
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The Arkansas Associated Press Association favors using newspapers as instructional material in public schools A meeting with Little Rock public school teachers is set for Nov 2 The project is overseen by the AAPA news study committee chaired by Allen Gilbert Jr Texarkana Gazette editor JQ Mehaffey notes students read more newspapers than comics FBI official JJ Casper urges cooperation with press to aid law enforcement by publishing fugitive descriptions and photos and sharing vital case details
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Associated Press Association
Allen Gilbert Jr
Fayetteville
Northwest Arkansas Times
Little Rock
AAPA
Gilbert
Chaity Man
Mehaffey
Texarkana Gazette
Witte
JJ. Casper
FBI
Association
Casper
Brown Says Britain’s Defense Policy Is in Ruins
London AP George Brown deputy leader of the opposition Labor party attacked Britain's defense policy amid Rhine army exercises. He said large maneuvers in West Germany exposed British forces as dangerously ill equipped and facing impossible talks and urged Prime Minister Macmillan to cut commitments and recast armed forces.
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London
George Brown
Labor Party
Britain
Brown
Labor
West Germany
Socialist Society
Queen Mary College
Harold Macmillan
Hope Star Alert local newspaper header with staff and ads
The Hope Star alert page lists editor Paul Jants and managing editor Parker, with advertising by Bonet Parker and Rogers Jr. The notice outlines Hart Advertising Representatives and Arkansas Dailies Inc. offices in Memphis Dallas Chicago Detroit Oklahoma City and other cities. It notes USPS second class postage and mentions AP affiliation and republication rights.
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Hart Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dallies, Inc
St Ick
Memphis
Tenny
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
Penopscot
Datrait
Mich
Okichoma City
Okla
Pleads Innocent to Charges in Arkansas Case
Alan C. Springer, former president of the Arkansas Business Development Co., pleaded innocent to 15 federal charges over stock sales. Judge J. Smith Henley appointed counsel after Springer said he could not afford an attorney. he remains free on a $1,000 bond amid prior North Dakota fraud conviction under appeal.
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Little Rock
Alan C. Springer
Arkansas Business Development Co
U.S
J. Smith Henley
Springer
Henley
McGehee
Securities and Exchange Commission
North Dakota
The Negro Community Esther Hicks Message
Thought for the day urges harmony and avoiding enemies with a Palmer quotation: we should not make enemies because behaving toward them properly is difficult. Esther Hicks is listed with two phone numbers 7 4676 and 17 4474.
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Esther Hicks
Palmer
Polly Strough Ter Release From Local Hospital
Friends report Polly Strough ter has been released from a local hospital and is resting comfortably at home. The notice comes from Hicks Funeral Home Inc. and includes a personal mention of those who know her.
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Polly Stroughter
250000 Troops in Maneuvers
HELMSTEDT Germany AP West Germany border officials estimated 250000 Eastern troops will take part Tuesday in the key phase of a Warsaw Pact maneuver in East Germany. The exercise involves Soviet army East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia and officials say it is the largest ever held in East Germany. West German officials say they have enough information to determine the maneuvers are not cause for alarm in the West.
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Helmstedt
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West
Aviation Firm Seeks Permit for New Southwest Routes
Ross Aviation Inc of Tulsa Oklahoma seeks authority from the Civil Aeronautics Board to operate twin engine airplanes over the southwest. Proposed routes include Tulsa to Little Rock via Muskogee Oklahoma and Fayetteville Fort Smith and Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Washington
Ross Aviation Inc
Tulsa
Okla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Southwest
Little Rock
Muskogee
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Dialogue Fragments Hint at Murder Trial Decision
Excerpts show tense exchange about a murder at a villa and a question of standing trial. The dialogue includes a taunting remark and a character named Lynch, with the scene ending on a cliffhanger.
Sometimes Crooks Obey Signs in Arkansas Heist
In Hot Springs Arkansas two men under FBI surveillance hammered on a warehouse door then broke into a second door after seeing a sign saying Do Not Open. FBI agents arrested them inside the building. J J Casper PBI agent in charge at Little Rock reported the incident to the Arkansas Associated Press Association.
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. J. Casper
PBI
Little Rock
Arkansas Associated Press Association
FBI
Casper
Oil and Gas Group Meets Wednesday in El Dorado
The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission will meet in El Dorado to consider a 0.5 mill charge per 1,000 cubic feet of gas produced, a millage hike authorized in 1929 to cover commission expenses, review production allowables for the next quarter, and discuss drilling regulations for exploratory core holes.
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EL Dorado, Ark
State Oil and Gas Commission
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Eetvance
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Errount
Eareble
Ds House of Tele
Hope Star
Temple - Taylor Motor Company
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
General Motors Training Center
Trac
Cab
Aalpa Montgomery Market
Barry's Grocery
Moore Bros
Main St
KTPA
Prescott Arkansas
Eulis W. Cochran
Federal Communication Commission
Washington, D.C
Asher Sizemore
DeQueen
Arkansas
Shower Springs
Herndon -Cornelius Funeral Home
Cee Eye
16Th St
Old City
Ite Singer Sewing Machine CO
L. M. Ritter
Buck's
Ken Walker
Pfaff Sewing Center
Tame
Pfaff — Free Westinghouse
Fleetwood
Necchi — Elna
Brother
Sewmor
Universal — Newhome
W. 22Nd
Texarkana
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
David Meloy
Hope
Carl Brown
Sweet Home Church
Highway
East
Lucille Harris
Shell Homes
S. Spruce
Mike Snyker
Snyker
Dial
The
Diamond Cafe
Avon Cosmetics
Valia
AVON
Perry's
Highway 67 East
Delmer Pipkin
AVIS
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Third
Hervey Streets
Doris Walker
Blevins
Meyer's Brown and Serve Bakery
East Third Street
S. D. Cook
West Avenue B
Credit Bureau of Hempstead
County, Inc
Archie
Lee Wing
Middlebrooks Grocery
K. G. McRae
Hortace Evans
13Th West Avenue
Oes
Patmos
Falcon
Hope Auto Hope Auto CO
Face
Oras
Air Force Special Weapons Center
New Me
Lee
Ross ‘Remick
Martin
San Francisco
Sesteriment
Glenn Ford
Iuides Lee
Hempstead
Harold Hendrix Sayers
Willtah P. McGivern
William Pe McGhee
Chanter XIV
Sam
Spanish Morocco
Tetuan
Rabat
Spain
Don Wilde
Yerger Band Mothers Club
Generalissimo
Madrid
Archie Elliott
Lindeyhof Beisingfield Liffe
J. B. Elliott
Phoenix
Ariz
Japan
Nellce Wyatt Payne
Wii Dairy
Willie
Laura
Pease
Star Publishing Co
Me. C. & Mer
Ales
Washburn
Star
South Walnut Sree
Arkoftsat
Gufenest Circulations
Carler
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and
Biller Counties
Othee Mall
Associated Press
Associated Prussia
Hicks Funeral Home Inc
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