Federal Courts A Statement by Attorney General Brownell
A bold defense of paid public defenders in federal courts advocates appointing district defenders as full or part time officers to ensure indigent defendants receive constitutional defense. The piece lauds Attorney General Brownell for urging Congress to fund public defenders amid expanding federal work and rising caseloads.
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AroWnell
Brownell
Cordingly
Department of Justice
Reggttive
Merchants Map Plans for Large Town Party
The Retail Merchants committee met with about 10 merchants present led by Chairman Harrell Hall. They outline an employer employee party planned for the third week in November with a tentative date of November 19 and mayor Clyde Fant’s confirmation expected. A floor show by the Hope High School Dance Orchestra is planned, with a palatable menu and crowd handling by P. H. Henely’s committee. December plans cover Christmas programs to be the most entertaining yet, plus a one month retail promotional plan starting December 11.
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Chamber of Summeree
Retail Merchants Committee
Harrell Hall
Clyde Fant
Shreveport
la Fox
Cronie “Te Foor
Buddy Evans
Hope High School
P.H. Henely
Syyelle Burke
Burke
Retail Merchants Group
Brookwood Halloween Carnival Set for Saturday Night
Brookwood school hosts its annual Halloween Carnival Saturday October 31 beginning at 6 pm. Food includes chicken and spaghetti suppers hamburgers coffee pie and cake. Advance tickets are on sale at the school with a talent show fish pond and a crowning of the King and Queen after the events.
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Brookwood School
Hhe
Officials listed for Hope area November 2 1993 election
The general election page lists judges clerks and guards by ward for Hope City and nearby towns Oakhaven and Ozan on Tuesday November 2 1993. Election sites are Hope Fire Station Hempstead County Court House and Hope City Hall with ward assignments and polling locations.
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Hope
Oakhaven
Ozan
J. C. Carlton
Cecil Weaver
M. S. Bates
Frank Mason
Allne Johnson
W. T. Franks
C. C. Bryant
Guy Card
H. Wartmiack
Leon Bundy
F.C. Crow
A. Fisk
JL. B. Barr
Thompson Evans
R. Hamilton
Donald Dill
W. B. Mason
Geo. Green
T. A. Hendrix
O. M. Montgomery
Marvin Watterson
Mary Foster
Syd McMath
Elbert
City of Hope
Hope Fire Station
Hempstead County Court House
Hope City Hall
U S Envoy to Offer New Peace Formula
U S special envoy Arthur Dean will propose a new peace formula to the Communists for a Korean peace conference. He expressed cautious optimism that progress might be possible after preliminary talks. Dean noted the Soviet Union and Red China have influenced the Korean conflict and said he has no authority to decide attendees.
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George McArthur
Panmunjom i
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Russia
Neentral
United Nations
Ki Sok Bose
U. N
Reds
Tomarray
Living Cost Again Goes to New High
Washington government reports September sees cost of living reach a new all time high with a 0.2 percent rise from mid August to mid September. The index hits 115.2 percent of 1947-49 prices, marking the seventh straight monthly increase though fractional gains have limited total rise since January to about 1.2 percent.
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Washington
Pew
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arkansas bakers raise bread price for first time since 1950
Three Arkansas bakeries Myers a Wonder Colonial boosted the price of an average loaf from 17 to 18 cents citing higher operating costs. The move marks the first price increase since September 1950.
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Arkanesas
Myers
Colonial
Arkansas
Broadway Rehearsal Threads the Show and Stars
Broadway rehearsal unfolds in a gritty room on a side street as actors of varied fame run lines, with the Gabor sisters, Martha Raye, and Rocky Graziano among those present. The mood is relaxed now, tension to come with opening night.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Gabor
Maggda
Izsa Zsa
Eva
Martha
Raye
Rocky Graziano
Snow and Weather Across Michigan and Nearby States
Snow fell in Cadillac and Traverse City Michigan as storms moved through the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Thunderstorms drenched Washington DC and Cape Hatteras while rain tracked south of New England along the Mid Atlantic coast. Rain in Indiana halted a week old outdoor fire ban and governors restricted dry grasslands. Heavy rains totaled 7.10 inches at Grand Rapids and 1.88 inches at Lynchburg. temperatures ranged from 22 at Grantsburg Wisconsin to 74 at Miami Florida.
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Michigan
Mississippi
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Cape Hatteras
Anther
New England
Alog
Mid- Atlantic
Cadillac
Traverse City
Mich
Indiana
George Craig
Nebraska
Hitcheack
Great Plains
Pacific Coast
Grand Rapids
Lynchburg
Indianapolis
Ind
Grantsburg
Wis
Miami
Fla
Questioning of Spies Delayed by Rain
New York report says questioning of convicted atom spies Julius Rosenberg and David Greenglass was postponed for 24 hours. McCarthy committee staff cited weather grounding a plane from New York to Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. The session followed Justice Department clearance and relates to security leaks at Ft Monmouth radar labs. Gold, a Philadelphia chemist, is serving 30 years. Greenglass, brother of Ethel, faces related charges.
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New York
Warry Gold
David Greenglass
McCarthy Senate
Senate Permanent Investigations
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
Joseph R. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Gold
Philadelphia
Greenglass
Eisenhower Rules Out Special Session on Agriculture Crisis
President Eisenhower signals no immediate special session to tackle the agriculture crisis. Rancher advocates push for high level livestock price supports as drought and disaster relief loom. Knowland and Kefauver discuss shaping the administration program before Congress reconvenes in January.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Rattler
Enel
Dennis Driscall
Onda Springs
Cole
Kerr
D-Oldi
Diogu
Wasthington
Congress
Tari Alt
Merthys
Saaipy
Sen Kefauwer
Curley
Areel
Sen
Knowlind
Lng
Perla
Torenes
Wi Arens
Eisehhower
Wolsenhower
Knowland
Senate
GOP
California
American Tells of Russian Slavery Story of a freed American captive in Soviet camps
Robert Branson reports a New York man, Moank Rohrbacher Jr., 27, son of Stamford, Conn., who survived eight years in Soviet and Hungarian camps. He described starvation diets, cold, torture, and forced indoctrination under Communists, including solitary confinement and a water-filled cell. He was released Sept. 25 and is being assisted for transport to the United States.
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Robert Branson Vienn
Austria
Moank Rohrbacher, Jr
An [Kive
New York
Frank Rohrbacher
Stamford
Conn
Soviet
Russia
Hungary
Rohrbacher
Fary
Prijon
Australia
State Department
Washington
Navi
United States
Iife
Loor
Stanford
Troan
Camp Kazin-Barcsika
Dairies to Dump Milk in N Y Strike
New York report says strikebound dairy workers and truck drivers prepare to dump thousands of gallons of milk into city sewers as 14 thousand plant workers and deliverymen walk out. AFL Teamsters and 200 dairy firms resume talks, progress noted, with negotiations at 10 30 a m EST.
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New York
Elly
New Jersey
AFL Teamster Union
Tetropalitan
Nashville Man Named New U S Marshal
A Nashville man was named United States marshal to replace the outgoing official. President Eisenhower announced the reshuffle amid talks on regional security and U S aid to Israel, with Israel and Jordan river matters dominating discussions at home and abroad. The decision followed a period of tension over Middle East aid and the Jordan River hydroelectric project.
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U.S
Israel
Jordan River
Wasiuinghpon
United Slides Lings
Tsvad
Misenhowar
Hla
Russia
Leon
Poreck Goloss
Winston Churchil
Churchill
Wisenhower
Tatene
Martin
Secratary
Jobo Baste Dulles
Diller
Tarael
United Nations
United States
Jordan
Janel
Gwattisly
Riya Development Jugk
Inglow
Anid
Suate
Oun
Prddodd
Congress
Tom Hoge
Oyao
Fier Igepal
Ny Security
Corneil
T Morrow
General Assembly
Nation
Chanes
Amore Feon
Syria
Araba
Aishapinistlea
Lebanon
Charlie
Arab League
Gouneil
Iorael
Eban
Isra
Palestina
Washington
London
Three Slain in Camp for Anti Reds
Summerlin Panmunjom reports say eight am slayings occurred at a camp housing anti Reds. Fifteen prisoners died in the Kos rents incident with nine Koreans and nine Chinese among the dead. Authorities blame shootings and other causes while Communist propaganda accuses South Korea and Chinese Nationalists. Indian chairman Shimayya led the repatriation commission in locating those responsible.
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Summerlin Panmunjom
Rete
Kos
TTC
Caiese
Kotian Games
South Korea
Woda
Shimayya
Wala
Indiana
Rayburn Accuses Benson Over Soil Service Program
WYLIE Tex UP House Minority Leader Ian Tayburn accused Secretary of Agriculture Mara Benson of tampering with the soil conservation service program. He spoke at ceremonies marking the $12 000 000 Lavan Dam describing flood control irrigation recreation and power generation needs and urging stronger defenses to protect civilization amid calls for budget focus.
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Rayburn
Benson
Washington
All Around the Town notes on bread price moves and local items
The Star Grafy reports Arkansas bakeries raising bread from 7 to 14 cents with Hope area buyers paying around 18 cents. It mentions past price swings, Vitamin enriched loaves shrinking in perceived size, and asks bakers to keep bread simple. Also notes Penween voters against parking meters and Jim Montgomery visiting Hope. Includes hunting seasons for squirrels, deer, ducks, and geese with dates and limits.
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Arkansas
Hempstead
Spider Trap in a Web of Fancy and Fear
A fragmentary passage describes a spider’s web as a trap for prey and an almost useless danger. It hints at the appeal of a belllike glint and the spider’s lure, noting how a fly might accidentally enter the jeweled snare.
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Eau Claire
Sam Wakeen
la Grosse
Evelyn Hartley
Nea Elephoto
Pope Pius XI
Eileen Noone
Papal
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Dairies
N. Y
Nashville
Wastlington
Rene
Penween
Ore
Borhaps
Jim Montgomery
Hope! Tan
Glently
Jimmy
San Diego Union
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