Forest education drive and timber demo on Lewisville farm
Our Daily Bread by International Paper showcases a field day on the Burtoh farm near Lewisville in collaboration with Terre Rouge Soil Conservation District. The event links forest reserves management to soil conservation and highlights industry efforts for uniform lumber and pulpwood production. A 16 page color comic pamphlet How Money Grows on Trees by Southern Kraft Division promotes forest farming and fire prevention to schoolchildren, using a family replanting an abandoned farm to illustrate restoration and enterprise.
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International Paper Company
Sid
Burtoh
Lewisville
Terre Rouge
Southern Kraft
Queen Elizabeth Docks After 24 Hour Delay Amid Storms
The liner Queen Elizabeth, days behind schedule after hurricane winds up to 75 mph, was due to dock today with Marquess of Milfordhaven and Mrs Romaine Simo. Thousands endured six days of rough seas as other ships faced losses and damage along the U S Britain Atlantic lanes. Coast guard reported easing seas though warnings persisted for vessels including the Tanker John H Marion with one dead and the Caen breaking propeller offshore.
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New York
Queen Elizabeth
Marquess of Milfordhaven
Romaine Simoon
England
Atlantic
North Atlantic
United States
Britain
Coast Guard
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle Atlantic
New England
Trouce
Cii
John H. Marion
Boston
Puebla
Marion
Caen
Chester
New Jersey
Fanti
Watifar
N. C
Bobcat Fans Advised to Travel via Prescott and Camden
Arkansas Highway Department directs Bobcat supporters to travel via Prescott and Chichester to Camden for Friday night contest. Most of the six mile segment is paid. work on the remaining miles continues. Tickets are on sale locally in Camden downtown and at the gate. no reserved seats available.
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Bobcat
Camden
Arkansas Highway Department
Prescott
Chichester
Personal Injury Suit Goes to Jury
The personal injury case involving D. Bowen versus Abkarts Motor Freight Lines Inc and C. C Reed went to the jury late this morning after a trial that began yesterday. The accident occurred on West Third Street and Bowen and his wife seek personal injury judgments.
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D. Bowen
Abkarts As
Motor Freight Lines Inc
C. C Reed
West Third Street
Bowen
Chamber of Commerce Meet The Board of Directors
The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 8 20 in the chamber office. All members are urged to be present.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Arkansas Weather Forecast With Showers Friday
Cloudy with showers expected in the northwest this afternoon into tonight. Cooler in the northwest Friday with moderate southeast winds along the coast.
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Arkansas
Zinn Named Acting-Manager of W and L Plant Hope City
Hope city council last night named Clyde Zinn acting-superintendent of the water and light plant. Zinn, with the plant for 12 years, indicated he would accept likely at an afternoon meeting with the water and light plant committee. Other applicants were RH H Bary and O W Allen. The panel previously considered Zinn and Guy Grigg. Fire chief replacement plans discussed. Jim Emree may resign soon. Proposals to widen 12th Street between Main and Walnut were debated. three surveys to determine right of way to be purchased. Municipal League protest on proposed telephone rate increase to be prepared. W S Atkins to assist City Attorney Vesey. A milk suit involving the city and McClendon continues. sewer committee studies a proposed plumbing ordinance for next meeting.
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Hope City
Clyde Zinn
M Muicipal Water and Light Plant
Zinn
Water Jandight
RH. H. Bary
O. W. Allen
Bildit
Wis
Mr. Zinn
Guy
Brown
Municipal League
W. 5
Atkins
John P. Vesey
William Billy McClendon
All Charges Dropped in School Suit
Saline Circuit court dismissed all charges against former officials of the Al Kansas girls training school after a jury acquitted Carrie Toland of whipping Rita Pickens, 18, of Fort Smith. Prosecutor McClellan cited a wholesale improvement at the school as reason for the dismissals.
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Toland
Famie Dunaway Goodman
Saline County Grand Jury
Gadman
Baptists Let Contract for Auditorium
The First Baptist Church voted to proceed with building its new auditorium, rejecting October 14 bids and hiring local contractor B. W. Edwards to complete the project on a fixed fee basis. Bred A. Luck was named purchasing agent with H. E. Trash and Perry Moses joining the executive committee to supervise. Funds already raised cover foundation work, with Sunday fundraising continuing. When finished, the chapel is expected to be among the Southwest’s most beautiful auditoriums.
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First Baptist Church
B. W. Edwards
Bred A. Luck
Focal Ounation
H. E. Trash
Perry Moses
Rotary Speaker Visits Hope Club by District Governor Bayne
Cecil F. E. Bayne governor of Rotary District 200 will visit the Hope Rotary Club tomorrow. He will meet with President Gliver L. Adams and Secretary Cecil Biddle to discuss club administration and Rotary service. Bayne manages the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company in Hot Springs and is a Hot Springs Rotary member.
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Rotary Club of
Hope
Cecil FE. Bayne
Rotary International
Arkansas
Gliver L. Adams
Cecil Biddle
Bayne
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Hot Springs
Slavs Win UN Seat Over Russian Protest
New York October 20 Yugoslavia won a seat on the United Nations Security Council over Czechoslovakia on the second ballot with 39 votes to 19. The vote followed a tense session as Andrei Vishinsky challenged the result arguing geographical fairness and Western manipulation.
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New York
Yitgoslavig
United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
United States
Council
Ukraine
Tito
Philippines
Russia
Andrei
Vishinksyi
Vishinsky
Ofugoslavia
U. N
Conc
Europe
United’ States
Britain
Assembly
Carlos PB. Romulo
Security Council
Adefyance
Former chief game warden succumbs in Memphis
Arthur G Stedman 74, former chief state game warden of Arkansas and later prison superintendent, died at St Joseph's Hospital Memphis after retirement in 7 years of invalid status. He headed Arkansas game warden service 48 years, then prison system for about Hires years, born in Paragould Ark, lived in Newport, active in politics. Survivors include his widow, two stepdaughters, two brothers W T and Charles in Paragould. services in Paragould. arrangements incomplete.
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Memphis
Upi
Arthur G Stedman
Arkansas
Arkansas State
St Joseph's Hospital
Stedman
Papagould
Ark
Newport
Fred Shudgrass
Telegraph
Memphis Press- Seimttar
A. Witkiam
Philadelphi
W.T
Charles Sted
Paragould
Singing Friday at Victory Baptist Church Service
Singing services at Victory Baptist church Friday night October 23 begin at 7 30. The public is invited to attend.
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Victory Baptist Church
Army chief of staff assures Marines won’t be denied right to fight
Washington Oct 20 Gen Lawton Collins told the House Armed Services Committee that the army has no plan to impose its will on the Marine Corps or reduce its fighting role. He responded to Marine Commandant Gen Clifton Cates's charges that defense policy favors air power and the Army-Navy over the Marines. Collins followed remarks by Joint Chiefs chairman Gen Omar Bradley. Continued on page fight.
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Washington
Lawton Collins
Congress
Army
Marine Corps
Collins
House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
House Group
Clifton B. Cates
Marines
Cates
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary Accused of Taking Funds in Miami Case
In Miami a court ordered secretary Violet Ballous to surrender twenty five thousand six hundred dollars in cash and bonds from Gar Wood’s safety deposit box. Ballous and her husband were missing as a receiver seeks the funds and deeds to property once held for Wood. The case labels the charges as peppycock while Wood asserts trust and deception.
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Miami
Fla
Violet Ballous
King
Gar Wood Circuit Court
Ballous
Wood
Violet Anderson
Inspection of Camp Chaffee Planned Soon
Washington dispatch reports two Army officers and Arkansas delegation members will inspect Camp Chaffee Arkansas and meet Fort Smith officials to discuss the proposed closure. Secretary Johnson ordered deactivation by next April but will reconsider. Senator Fulbright Rep Kilmbel Lt Gen Larkin and Brig Bradshaw travel to Alabama then Arkansas.
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Washington
Arkansas
Camp Chaffee
Arkey
Fort Smith
Johnson
Senator Fulbright
D-Ark
Rep
Kvimble
Thomas B Larkin
Defense Department
Aaron Bradshaw
Alabama
Trainmen Holdouts Block Missouri Pacific Settlement
In St Louis on December 20 claims by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen blocked peace talks with Missouri Pacific. While other unions nearly settled their 5,000 striking employees, trainmen refused to settle major claims, awaiting a satisfactory offer. Negotiations resumed with proposals to refer some cases to an adjustment board and withdraw others, but no major breakthrough occurred. Frank Aldrich said no trainmen claims were settled and the rank and file stand firm awaiting a better offer.
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St. Louis
Get
Brotherhood of Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Ia Sd
Frank Aldrich
Aldrich
Ford to Stop Car and Truck Production
Ford Motor will halt all car and truck production by November 15 due to shortages from steel and coal strikes. Shutdowns in 49 plants will begin Armistice Day, laying off about 100,000 of the 115,000 hourly workers. Executive VP Benes Breech said a settlement may not prevent continued curtailment.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Benes ‘Breech
Suddenly Finds That Girl Bachelors Are Taking Men Out of Circulation
HAL BOYLE recounts Frances and her husband in Greenwich Village who decide to end twelve years of collecting bachelors after realizing their girl bachelors pair off the men. The narrative follows types of bachelors, shifting dynamics, and a final plan to collect snakes instead.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Hare
America
Greenwich Village
Irllbachelors
Reaver
Mls
Hollywood
Anne
Procery
Tosik
Bolten
Pin
Truman to Seek Tax Increase in Next Congress
President Truman announced at a news conference that he will seek a tax increase at the next congressional session to close the deficit. He blamed the 80th Congress for the deficit and said there is no clear alternative to higher taxes. Congress returns in January after a Christmas recess, with the public finances central to his plan.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Truemant
Edwin G. Nourse
Economic Advisory Council
Aid Rush to Guatemala After Flood Disaster
Rushing mercy planes carry food and medical supplies to flood stricken Guatemala where 4000 were killed and 100000 homeless. A 2 billion relief request was sent to Congress with casualty reports and 40 million dollars in property damage cited. Hardest hit areas include Escuintla Quezaltenango San Marcos Santa Rosa Jalapa and Sacatepequez as towns were obliterated by landslides bridges torn away and rivers diverted.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Congress
Guataemala
Quezaltennango
San Marcos
Santa Rosa Jalpa Jalapa
Sacatepequez
Pacific Ocean
Attlee to Put Issue Up to People
Prime Minister Clement Attlee plans to appeal directly to the British people for support of a new austerity program. He will speak in the Commons on Monday and broadcast that evening over the BBC, after conferring with King George VI. Government discord centers on defense and social service cuts amid lengthy cabinet bargaining.
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R. H. Shagckford
London
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Broadcasting Corporation
British Broadcasting Corporation
King George
Herbert Morrison
Labor Party
Conmons
Monty
Congress Passes Farm Bill and Adjourns for Recess
Washington reports that Congress adjourned after a 28 day session amid acrimony and achievements. President Truman praised the session as long and hard while noting results were worthwhile. Leaders eyed foreign and domestic issues for January action, including health insurance civil rights and draft extensions.
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Washington
Congress
Watts
Democratic-controli_ congress
Capitel Hill
Truman
House
Rayburn
Barkley
Senate
Congressional
Texas
Donnell
National Science Foundation
Price Supports Clear as Congress Passes New Farm Bill
Congress cleared the way for a 1950 agricultural program with high price supports and production controls for basic crops. President Truman’s anticipated approval secures price supports near wartime levels indefinitely. The bill passed 175 to 4 in the House and 46 to 7 in the Senate amid consumer-farmer tension. Some lawmakers warned of consumer unfairness while others backed farmer protections. key crops include wheat cotton tobacco rice and peanuts with parity-linked supports.
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Washington
Trumi
Congress
House
Senate
Iver
Reton
R-Pa
Hope Fulton Schools to Close Friday
Hope Fulton School District announces all schools closed Friday for staff attendance at two Arkansas Education Association meetings at Magnolia A & M College. Classes resume Monday, October 24.
District Meet of Agents Held Here
An annual district meeting of County Agents and Home Demonstration Agents is in progress at Hope City Hall under district supervisors J. O. Fullerton and Flora Friend. The district includes about 17 counties and a second meeting is planned at Hot Springs tomorrow. Routine business is being discussed.
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Hope City Hall
J. O. Fullerton
Flora Friend
Hot Springs
Truman urges labor and management to settle coal strikes
President Truman urged both sides to meet and settle the coal and steel strikes for the country’s benefit. He has no plan for seizing other industries and hopes mediation will succeed. If conciliation fails, Cyrus Ching would act, and talks continue with U S Steel in New York.
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Washington
Truman
Philip Murray
CIO Steel
John L. Lewis
United Mine Worker
Cyrus Chin
Lewis Immers
Westginia
Ching
U. S. Steel
New York
Mara
Burke Children Stricken With Polio in Local Outbreak
Mutter of Burke family reports polio affecting Frankle and Alice Nell Burke. Tests confirmed cases in two more children, bringing total in the area to six. The family was alerted after their children were taken to Little yesterday, with the Wright family assisting.
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Burke
Frankle Gs
Alice Nell
Bill Burke
George Wright
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Hashburn
W&l
Baptists
E. Bayne
U.S
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