Star Carrier Boy Contest Names Read Like Local Names
Charles Russell, an eighth grader route 10, and a host of boys from Hope Star feature in a citywide contest. The piece highlights young carriers buying wholesale and selling retail, earning money through collections, and lists several contestants by name with delivery streets in the area.
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Hope
Eustomer
A’ Hargis
James’ Rateliff
Henry Norvell
Ricky Poindexter
Bud McRoy
Cannon Flowers
Jerry Rothwell
James Walker
James Chism
Charles Russell
John Whitten
David Billings
Mike Braden
Albert Harris
Joe Duffle
Ronald Walker
Donnie Hatfield
Jones
Ronny Norvell
Charles Flowers
Harold Conway
Elijah Easter
John H. Hendrix
Schol
Mia
E. Russell
McRaest
Star
Louisiana
Ava
Pine W
Hervey W
Washington
Hergusonys
N. Hamilton
U.S. Suspends Aid to Slavs Reported by New York Herald Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune cites State Department sources saying the United States suspended temporarily all economic and most military aid to Yugoslavia in response to Tito recognizing East Germany and amid diplomatic tensions with West Germany. Informants say the move is portrayed as temporary and could be extended by Congress.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
U.S. State Department
East Germany
London
Dulles
West
Germany
Yugoslavia
Tito
Neds
Congress
Presidernt
West Germany
Berin
Syrians Train Army at Ruined Stadium Near Damascus
Fragmentary report describes civilians and youths at a football stadium near Damascus during a Syria military training scene. Soldiers in FR uniforms handle rifles while civilians watch as tensions rise around Aleppo and other key areas amid perceived troop movements and ongoing conflict.
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Ifeva
Ong
Syria
Ponulay Resierence Organization
Pariisyus
Aleppo
F. Keine
Leggett Wins 30 Day Stay of Execution
LITLE BOOK UP reports Gay County Oklahoma and surrounding areas granting Emmett Carl Leggett, a 20 year old Jacksonville killer, another 80 day reprieve and transfer to the State Hospital for psychiatric examination. Doctors found him mentally ill at the time of the December 1855 murder of 14 year old Joe King and disposal of the body. The plan was for a move to the hospital for an impartial examination and an honest report to Governor Faubus.
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Orval
Furbus
Emmett Carl Leggett
State Hospital
Jacksonville
Mienninger
Foundation of
Kansas
Leggett
Geil
Tucker
Barr
Joe King
Lee Henslee
Aitiy
Faubus
Henslee
D. Granville Jones
Sthite Hospital
Guernsey Juniors Pick Play Cast
The Guernsey Junior Class selected the cast for a three act play titled Hossie of the Hills. Cast members include Jimmy Payton, David Rosenbaum, Nelda Self, Carolyn Mclyer, Sue Mosley, Joe Mosier, Alige O’sfi1, Patsy Pagan, with Adr noted.
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Hossie of
the Hills
Guernsey
Jimmy Payton
David Rosenbaum
Nelda Self
Carolyn Mclyer
Sue Mosley
Joe Mosier
Alige O
Patsy. Pagan
Faubus Signals May Withhold Guard Return Conditions
Gov Orval Faubus indicated he may not immediately accept back the Arkansas National Guard. He suggested possible conditions on their return, saying he might want the guard brought back all at once but could impose terms. The guard had been federalized since September 24, with troops sent to Little Rock Central and federal service underway. Faubus denied ordering federalization without permission and claimed he was not yet ready to accept the guards back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Orval
Faubus
Tito
Arkansas National Guard
Fudderal
Lille Hock
Tua
Mave Bus
Iabus
Liltle Rock Con- Wal High Selvel
Fe Campbell
Linc
Facubus
Federslige
Sea Island
Arnor
Waulbue
Flu Absences Climb as Arkansas Schools Report Illness
Widespread flu led to high absenteeism across Arkansas schools with more than a quarter of Pulkaski County pupils missing class. Several districts closed or cut activities as University of Arkansas canceled social events. The Arkansas-Oklahoma State freshmen game was called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Little, Rock
Vara
Pulaski County
Believes U S Writers Are Losing Humor Touch
Hal Boyle discusses American humor in writing, praising some voices while criticizing trends. The piece references notable writers and compares comedic styles, noting shifts in wit and audience reception amid changing cultural tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York Stock Market Rises Amid Broad Demand Push
The New York stock market advanced today on broad demand across sectors with gains reaching up to 3 per share. Trading volume in the first hour approached two million shares, nearly matching last year’s level as prices moved higher behind floor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iid
Troops poised to quell Budapest unrest on anniversary
Reports from Budapest say nervous observers fear renewed street protests as Communist leaders warn of harsh action. Premier Janos Kadar vows to fight any disturbance, stating the Soviet-backed regime will use force to stay in power, while protesters mark the anniversary with mourning bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Budapest
Janos Kader
Agai
Jie
Beople
Two County Finalists in Balanced Farming Contest
Hope chamber host B N announces two Hempstead County finalists in the Balanced Farming Contest statewide program by Arkansas Press Association Arkansas Power & Light and the Memphis Commercial Appeal. Loys Hampton family, Oakhaven Community, county winner, grows 342 acres with four tractors in a modern farm. Carl Brown and wife Sweet Home Community sponsor Sweat Home Act Group. Brown began farming in 1929 and now runs 284 acres with beef cattle, hogs, corn, cane, cotton, and diversified crops in a balanced program.
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Hempstead
B. N
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas Press Association
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Loys’ Hampton
Oakhaven
Hampton
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Carl Brown
Sweet Home
Sweat Home Act Group
Brown
Hehing
Avane
Integrated School Quiet After Race Incident
A disruption at Central High involved six girls and three boys facing insults from a group described as supporters of a “no jeers” policy. The incident prompted officials to address the behavior and ensure a peaceful environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiptre
Jnsi
Ning Negro
Roel
Cemtral High
Perowd -Ehasi
Senatorial probes examine Morton Freland Ponds Co collusion
Senate hearing into tangled relations of the Morton Flanders Co seeks to determine if a deliberate drive to defeat union organizing at Webster City Iowa and elsewhere used labor-relations firms and a "sweet heart" contract. Witnesses include James Cross Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union president and Nathan Shefferman allied with Dave Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McClefini
DeApk
Senate
Minde de Siatement
James G. Cross
Bakery and Confectioncy Workers Union
Morton Company
Cross
Neel
Nathan Shelferma
Chicago
Fabor Ralations
Sheffermah Iz
Dave Beck
Tramsters' Union
Shelfermah
Trogen Foods
Unter Poetsinghouse Workers Union
Shefferman
Bakers Utton
Fram
Hamilton W. Faron
Eundterath
Fs Probers
Morton Frei Ponds “Co
Webster
City
Tawa
Obic Thrientad
wBaking Co
Tool Saver
Mortonv
Fivatic
Cheirman, McClellin
Avsk
Taft Martley Iabor
Inc
Denier Thave
Shay
Asan Vintos
Nathan Sheffermar
Dive’ Beck
Teamsters
James Cross
Bik
Commttee
Robert F. Kennedy
Mareland
Virginia Pupil Law Still Has a Chance
Richmond Virginia officials debate the fate of the Pupil Placement Act after the U S Supreme Court declined to review a fourth circuit ruling. A state lawyer joined judges in suggesting the law remains legally viable despite a judge calling it unconstitutional on its face. The circuit court affirmed Hoffman ruling and school integration orders for Norfolk and Newport News. questions linger whether the act offers an adequate administrative remedy or remains unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Cent
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist. Judea Walley Hoffman
Newport News
Gircuit
Hoffman
Circuit Court
Ils Fagertt Fimants
Plane Lands Safely With Engine Out
A plane landed safely after an engine failure while approaching the airport. The crew maintained control and diverted to the runway, with no injuries reported. Local authorities are reviewing the emergency procedures and weather conditions at the time of landing.
British Officials Visit to Promote Church Education Fund
The First Methodist Church of Mope announces a fundraising drive to raise 105000 for an educational building, aiming for a 165000 quota with three-year pledges. Rev Edwin Keith of SMU Dallas leads development efforts while a broad committee coordinates outreach and weekly member reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Mope
Tidde Lyle Brow
Llnyed Spencer
Robert Tune Srane
Hhammer
Spencer
LaGrone
Edwin Keith
Soyiteria Methodist University
Dallas
Rev Kelth
Bg South
Kelth
SMU
UnGraone
Will Spedphead
Jidge Lyle Brown
Ehalenii
Solleliation
Guorpye Poel
Graves
Bidomes
Canialites
Nicehiaries
Meg
Chelon
BL Wang
Daek
RR. White
Fay Purtney
Car bin Poster
Hoy Anderson
Mes
Ry L. Broweh
Jon’ Turnes
George Frazier
By Gy Webb
Bob Turner
Kelly Beyant
BI Wray
Alvabe
la Arive
Wisbu-accelera
Pndi
Scientific Pool May Result From the Conference
British Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in London for talks with President Eisenhower aimed at strengthening Anglo American cooperation to wage peace. U.S. Secretary of State Dulles warned against taking freedom for granted as intercontinental missiles and satellite launches prompted new security concerns.
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I. Britigh
Minlabey
Bavdel Macmillan
Eisenhower
Ife
Pusedareh
Re Maciillan
Iran
London
Seee Welty
Didles Ayvlin O
Macmillan
Mnemilllin
Matwita Eisenhower
Bermudiedn Mirah
Rugsin
Macmillan's
EB Hisenhrower
Kubert
White Mouse
President to Take Problems Before People
President Eisenhower outlined plans to address the nation in several radio speeches to explain his views during the crisis. Speaking at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, he emphasized funding for medical training and facilities while noting broader issues to discuss in the coming weeks amid Russia orbiting satellites and missile advances. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Thenhower
Filka
Bruce Bee
National, Fund For Medical Reuvas Tun
Eisenhower
Imoney
Russia
Teamsters Fate Could Rest With Judge Today
Washington reports say Teamsters leaders expect a court decision today on whether a 14 million member union will be placed under receivership. Judge Peden Disk and J Dickin son Leils plan to sign papers converting an allowed restraining order into a suit to block James J. Holla from seizing union leadership. The 12-year-old judge faces scrutiny over whether his age affects rulings on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Walker
Washington
Teamutns
Peden Disk
Judea
J. Dickinson Leils
Varlior
James J. Holla
Unlay
Mada Elpar
Adel
Mas
Oil Film Shown at Kiwanis Meet
The Hope Kiwanis luncheon featured a motion picture on Oil Progress Week. Sponsored by Eddie Whitman Norman Moore Jimmy Miller and Kelly Walton, the program highlighted oil industry progress and free enterprise versus Russia. Guests included Clifford Edwards of Texarkana and J Edison of Little Rock. Teddy Jones was named Kiwanian of the Week by Frank Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Kiwanis
Barlow
Eddie Whitman
Norman Moore
Jimmy Miller
Kelly Walton
Russia
Clifford@ Edwards
Texarkana
J. Edison
Little Rock
Teddy Jones
Frank Douglas
Business Affairs Committee
Town Chief Warns Against Riding on Sidewalks
Police chief Jack Brown warns it is illegal to ride bicycles motorcycles or scooters on sidewalks and vows arrests for violators. Salvation Army representative Joan Gilliland met with local unit leaders Tuesday at Hotel Baroy to plan the annual drive in the county beginning November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brown
Joan Gilliland
Salvation Army
Hotel Baroy
Svheh
Annwal
Campalen
Mes
Willen Gary
Jom McClanahan
Vim
Henry Fenwick Gid
B. N. Holt
Hope Real Estate Board elects new officers at convention
Vincent War of Hope was elected president to succeed James My Baste of Little Rock. James Taylor of Hope named vice president. George Wiggs of Blytheville and Walter Cook of Pine Bluff also named as regional vice presidents at the convention close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent War of
Hop
James My Baste
Little Rock
James 2
Taylor
Hope
George Wiggs
Blythevilla
Walter Cook
Pines Bluff
Okinawa Alerts Warn Typhoon Hit Expected Soon
Okinawa was alerted as a typhoon bears down, expected to strike within 48 hours. The storm’s center was about 160 miles southeast of Okinawa with winds around 144 miles per hour and gusts near 196 mph, prompting evacuation and shelter notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Bruckner
Okinawa
Judy
Oklana Wa
Weather Report From Station For 24 Hours Ending 7 A M
Weather notes show high 74 and low 65 with 4.40 inches total precipitation for October 6.17 inches in 24 hours. river readings at Red River and Little River varied with declines in discharge and water levels. Forecast calls for warmer trend this afternoon with cloudiness and possible storms later tonight. Arkansas region expected warm and cloudy Thursday.
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Men of
Hope Star
Russel
Angelo
Natale
Genesa A
The
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
S.a. Feiel
Ariens
Bane
Doday
Socrates
Groucho
Mary Aga Iwatleb
Nats
Novos
Perelman
Bulletin
Hungary
Integrated’ School
Travis
AID Force Bagh
Ang Ease
Kiwanis
Theo Missouri
Ab Guilden
Prescott
Pamy
VFW
Bene
Toro Congi, Soig
Mefaskidl
Blevins
H. Davis
Red River
Little River
Whitecliffs
Denis
Sana Dam
Arkansas
Parity
Peg
Miami
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