Defense Dept says it funded special flight for senators
The Pentagon says it operated a 66 passenger special plane to bring McClellan and Stennis home from Paris and not the two senators. It confirms no responsibility on the lawmakers and notes the costs for two four engine aircraft could reach twenty thousand dollars.
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Washington
Defense Department
Europe
Pentagon
Ators McClellan
Stennis
Paris
McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Madrid
Sen
Chavez
D-Nm
Appropriations Committee
Burnie
Rosston NFA wins big at National Convention in Atlanta
Rosston Chapter of New Farmers of America excelled at the National Convention in Atlanta Georgia. The Judging team placed second with 861.6 points while Reubin A Moss scored a perfect 100 in the Quiz Contest. Awards totaled 372.50 with prizes to Williams Blakely and Mendenhall.
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Rosston
New Farmers of America
Atlanta
Artis G. Mendenhall
Dell M. Blekely
Fred H. Williams
Arkansas Association of New Farmers of America
Arkansas
Reubin A. Moss
Oak Grove High School
A. M. & N .College
Kentucky
Dell. M. Blakely
Sister of Hope Maan Dies in Texas
Mrs. B. L. Rainey sister of Ocie Rateliff of Hope died Monday at a Clarksville Texas hospital. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Maan
Texas
B. L. Rainey
Ocie Rateliff
Hope
Clarksville, Texas
Clarksville
Ex-Sheriff Dies in Searcy
Tatum C. Plant, 72, former White County sheriff, died at a hospital in Searcy. He served as sheriff 16 years. Survivors include his wife and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at First Methodist Church tomorrow.
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Searcyn
Tatum C. Plant
Searcy
White County
Plant
First Methodist Church
Hog Prices Fall to New Market Low at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Hog prices slipped about 50 cents to a fresh low for 1942 in early trading at Chicago's Union Stock Yards. Top price reached 13,653 dollars, the lowest since December 1942. Early sales ranged from 13.25 to 13.50 dollars. Arrival total 20,000 head, largest since January 3. Tuesday receipts the biggest since December 3, 1954, with 2,000 head carried over from yesterday.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Parliament Faces Hostile Questions After Recess
London The Commons opened after vacation with Prime Minister Eden under heavy fire from opposition questions on Red spying and royal romance. Chancellor Butler will present a supplementary budget aimed at cutting Britain’s spending spree and imposing austerity. Labor, heated by subsidy cut rumors, prepared for a sweeping attack on government policy. Eden confronts his toughest challenge since succeeding Churchill last year.
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Hal Cooper
London
Eden
R. A. Butler
Britain
Labor Party
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
U S Milk Pricing Vote Set for Central Arkansas
Farmers in six central Arkansas counties including Pulaski Jefferson White Garland Faulkner and Clark will vote tomorrow on adopting federal milk pricing regulations. Eligible producers in August distributed Grade A milk will decide by a two thirds majority, with 800 to 900 voters casting ballots 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at nine county offices and one retail site in Bismarck.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Pulaski
Jefferson
White
Garland
Faulkner
Clark
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkadelphia
Benton
Conway
Hot Springs
Malvern
Morriston
Pine Bluff
Sheridan
Sheffield
Bismarck
Hot Spring
SDA
Washington
Police Probe Three Accidents in City
Hope City Police investigated three crashes yesterday. A truck with trailer driven by Floyd McCorkle hit Alice Coffee’s auto at Third and Spruce. the trailer overturned but caused minor damage. On North Dewey Street L K Boyce and James Johnson’s vehicles bumped with minor damage. At Third and Elm Edgar Ellis of Gary Indiana and H H Collier’s car collided causing heavy fender damage to the Collier vehicle.
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Hope City
Third and
Spruce
Floyd McCorkle
Alice Coffee
North Dewey Street
L. K. Boyce
Washington
James Johnson
Hope
Edgar W. Ellis
Gary
Ind
H. H. Collier
Third
Elm Street
Collier
Western Powers plan package for German reunification
NATO ministers endorse the Western Big Three proposals to ease tensions. Dulles outlines the Germany reunification and European security plan while Macmillan and Pinay stress disarmament and improved East West relations. Geneva actions hinge on the so called Geneva spirit.
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Geneva
Russia
Germany
Moscow
West
Bonn
West Germany
NATO
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Soviet Union
Duiles
Macmillan
U. N
Pinay
Oen
Big Four
Child Care Topic at Hempstead Health Meeting
Dr. Johan Elliott of the Arkansas Health Department spoke to Hempstead Health Council on child care. He cited a Texarkana clinic model where physicians rotate caring for mothers and babies lacking hospitalization during birth. He praised Hempstead’s 26 registered midwives but noted their limited scope. He proposed forming an organization to assist households while mothers recover. A film on maternal and neonatal care was shown. About 20 people attended.
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Johan Elliott
Arkansas Health Department
Hempstead
Think the Questions on the $64,000 Program Tough
A column by HAL BIYLE from STATE COLLEGE PA reflects on four year old Lelia Jim Palmer and the probing questions children ask. The piece uses family anecdotes and observations to compare child curiosity with quiz show queries, noting the universal daily quiz in homes with young kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Biyle
Lelia Jim Palmer
Lelia Jim
Pigeon Returns Home After Long Voyage From Scotland
In 1949 Thomas Armstrong sent his homing pigeon 400 miles from Sidlesham to Berwick for a race home. The bird arrived yesterday, leaving Armstrong relieved and puzzled by the delay.
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London
Mickie
Thomas Armstrong
Berwick
Armstrong
Sidlesham
Sussex
Mickey
Jacqueline Simpson
Melbourne
Derbyshire
Hilda Worrall
Sheriff Seeks Assailant of His Family
Grinnell Iowa police Chief Waldo E Johnson seeks a mysterious assailant behind two Friday attacks on his family. A fire was set to his son's bed while the 7 year old slept and his wife was knocked unconscious with an ax. A phone call about the boy's condition preceded the incidents, and Johnson vows to use routine police methods to track the unbalanced suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Iowa
Waldo E. Johnson
Johnson
James
Blevins Plans Halloween Carnival In School Auditorium
The Blevins Halloween carnival at Blevins High School auditorium doors open 6 45 p m Thursday night October 27 admission 10 for students 25 cents for adults. The event features a Tom Thumb wedding rhythm band white elephant sale and a king and queen pageant with multiple grade level royals.
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Blevins High School
Blevins
G. T. Cannon
Elvin Campbell
Irvin Brooks
Glen Ely
Harold Ingram
Booth
Norman Jones
Russell Stephens
Howard Pritchard
Gordon Prescott
Hix Lee
Donal Parker
P. C. Stephens
Ralph Boyce
Alexander Smith
A. W. Hamilton
C. W. Leverett
Wayne Eskridge
Martha Hazzard
G. D. Royston
Bonnie Beexworth
Mary Sue Roberts
Carl Brown
Victor Hampton
Dale Bonds
Hap Brotherton
Jess Tinsley
Robert Horton
Linda Stephens
Jimmy Brown
Judy Samuels
Larry Jones
Carol Coopwood
Johnny Taylor
Lucretia Bolt
Gary Cooper
Margaret Fulton
Sammy White
Doris Ann Roberts
Jerry Wilson
Jane Lou Wilson
Jerry Don Walters
Deanstean Stone
Darrell Carmen
Elvis Clark
James Roberts
Carolyn Sue Head
Leon Long
Louise Clark
Arthur Willis
Queen Audria Lea Porterfield
Eisenhower Takes First Steps Since Heart Attack
President Eisenhower walked for the first time since his heart attack and posed in a suit at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Eleven photographers and one reporter observed the session on the West Eighth floor terrace as he greeted them before a ten minute photo shoot in the sun.
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Merriman Smith
Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Fitzsimons
Jack Horner
The
Washington Star
Wisenhower
United Press
Stan Tretick
Dulles to Confer With Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans a November 6 meeting with Marshal Tito in Belgrade to discuss current issues. He will travel via Vienna to attend the Austrian state opera before flying to Br ton for a luncheon with Tito and to be his guest.
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Howard Handleman
Washington
INS
State Department
John Foser Dulles
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
U. S
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
Dulles
Vienna
Lincoln White
Briton
Tito
Mrs. Cassie Wise 87 Dies at Home Near Guernsey
Mrs. Cassie Wise 87 died at her Guernsey Community home last night. Surviving relatives include four sons Roma and Albert Wise and others, two daughters, two sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be at Water Creek Church with arrangements by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home.
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Cassie Wise
Guernsey
W. N. Cornelius
Yakima
Wash
Roma Cornelius
Broken Bow
Okla
Jess Cornelius
Odessa
Texas
Albert Wise
G. H
W. E. Wise
Minden
J. F. Wise
Cove
Ark
M. E. Patrick
T. D. Brosius
Hope
Nancy Jordan
Muleshoe
Cleve Sharp
Texarkana
C. C. Richardson
Denver
Colo
Water Creek Church
Herndon- Cornelius Funeral Home
Forecast For Oct 25 29 Arkansas Temperatures Drop
Extended forecast shows temperatures about 24 degrees below normal across Arkansas with normal minima 45-50 in the north and 50-62 in the south and maxima 67-80. A warming trend through Thursday and cooler conditions Friday with little or no precipitation indicated.
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Arkansas
FBI Seeks Safe Cracking Experts After Sandia Raid
FBI in Albuquerque searches for lead on a bold bank burglary at a Sandia base branch. Robbers pried open a vault stealing about 47 655 dollars, leaving 4500 in coins and debris. Branch manager John T. Weinnig reported the theft. it marks the third New Mexico bank robbery in about a year.
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Albuquarque
N. M
FBI
Sandia Base
Bank of New Mexico
Robery
John T. Weinning
New Mexico
Yerger PTA Meeting Planned at Yerger High School
Yerger PTA members and friends are urged to gather in Yerger High School auditorium on Tuesday night October 25 1955 to organize the PTA for the term. Patrons from Fulton Haynes Chapel Anthony Mt. Olive and Hope are invited to attend.
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Yerger and
Shover Street
Yerger High School
T. A
Fulton
Haynes Chapel
Anthony
Mt. Olive
Hope
Group Eyes Johnson as a Presidential Candidate
Washington dispatch reports strong Southern Democrats discuss Lyndon B. Johnson as a potential Democratic presidential nominee next year despite his heart attack. Health concerns linger, with Johnson recovering, while figures like Harry Byrd weigh backing him if he is available.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Eisenhower
Congress
Texas
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Hammonses Hurt in Wreck Near Little Rock
Mr and Mrs Fay Hammons were in an accident yesterday afternoon at Little Rock and were hospitalized with broken ribs. Their condition is reported not critical.
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Fay Hammons
Little Rock
Scout breakfast kickoff and election filing notes
George Walden leads the Boy Scouts fund drive with a Wednesday 7 a.m. kickoff at Hotel Barlow, while the November 8 general election filing deadline was reported as midnight by the AP. Royce Smith receives a 25 year service gift plus a hunting outfit and bonus, and the Candy House display at Western Auto supports Paisley school Halloween fundraising. The Experiment Station notes a season low of 32 degrees, Henderson Home Economics staff and students from Little Rock attended a two day meet with Dana Cunningham among the student reps.
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The
George Walden
Boy Scouts Fund
Hotel Barlow
George
Western Auto Store
Paisley School
Henderson
Little Rock
Dana Cunningham
Fires, Fatalities in Hempstead County and Prescott
Two houses burned near Hope and Prescott with multiple deaths. A 12 year old girl died from injuries after a pickup rollover near Prescott, and a Des Arc child suffered fatal injuries. A burned Negro woman died five miles south of Hope. Fire damage prompted state fire marshal involvement and official inquiries.
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Hempstead
Prescott
Hope
Highway 67
Joe Jensen
Littl Rock
Jentsen
Guy Do
Bois d’ Arc Creek
Orr
Wil
Lou Maxwell
Ne@ Franks
Emmerang
Don Jr
Sheriff's Office
Carolyn Sua McDaniel
Des Arc
Chester Lee McDaniel
Guy Downing
Margaret Street
Pap Willis
Seven Polio Cases Reported in Arkansas
Seven new polio cases were reported in Arkansas last week, raising this year’s total to 174 versus 314 at the same point last year. Woodruff County reported two new cases, with others in Benton Dallas Pulaski Boone and Garland counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Woodruff
Benton
Dallas
Pulasski
Boong
Garland
Sardis Cemetery Working Oct 31
Graveyard cleaning at Sardis Cemetery set for Monday October 31. Anyone interested may attend or send a donation to Walter Rateliff in Patmos.
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Sardis
Walter Rateliff
Patmos
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George Palmer
Frances
Palmer
Nina
Zona
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Royce Smith
A&p
Royce
Jim LaGrossa
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