Odds With Red Hunters ARKANSAS Voters to decide election on airport plan
In Arkansas, Arka delphia voters set a November 26 special election to decide if a new airport will be built near U.S. Highway 67 across from Parkum Corp. plans call for a 3,300 by 60 foot blacktop runway and federal oversight of funds and construction by the city. Grace Lorch and her husband Lee Lord face contempt questions in separate cases over communist associations and testimony, with Lorch and daughter confronting a subpoena in Little Rock.
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Ed D. Gray
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Parkum Corp
Little Rock
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Senate
Lord
Philander Smith College
Dayton
Ohio
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Snower
Lerch
Alice
Memphis
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Hastland
Mid-South
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le Bates
Arka Advancement of Colored People
Biota Patte
Lovse
Larch
Oreh
Lorc
City College of New York
Pennsylvania State College
Arkansas State Press
Nashville
Tern
Fisk University
Philander Smith
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NAACA
Southern School News
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Louis B Mayer Dies at 72 Former MGM Head
Louis B. Mayer, longtime head of Metro Goldwyn Mayer, died after a prolonged illness from severe anemia and acute leukemia. He was 72 and had been treated at UCLA Medical Center and previously hospitalized in San Francisco. Mayer retired as MGM chief in 1931 and had recently discussed a possible comeback.
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Stollywood
Louis B. Mayer
Tulay
Mayer
Metro: Goldwyn-Mayer
Ucla Medical Center
San Francisco
MGM
Farm Bureau policy meetings planned in Hempstead County
Hempstead County Farm Bureau will hold policy development meetings during the week of November, led by N. B. Coleman of Guernsey Community. About 832 member families are enrolled, with plans to involve every member and others. Meetings aim to address local problems and leadership opportunities in American agriculture, seeking cooperation between county and state levels and the American Farm Bureau Federation. A minority reader and county women volunteers will assist. sessions include church and court house venues on specified November dates.
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Ath
N.B. Coleman
Guernsey
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Coleman
American Bureau Federation
Equnty
Elephant in Catskills Circus Ends After Cold and Hunger
A distressed elephant named Slam, aged 13, was involved in a chase through woods near Mitchell Hollow then halted near a quarry. Drained by nerves and shock, a veterinarian treated her with penicillin and whiskey in the feed as handlers calmed the herd of performers including Mrs Vidbel and two other females.
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Mitchell Hollow
Catskills
Alfred Vidbel
Ana
Slam
Vidbel
Naisys Welcomae
Eambsy
Ebbi
Siam
Ozarks College Closed by Flu Outbreak
Clarksville reports an influenza outbreak leading to the closure of the College of the Ozarks and nearby public schools. Record shows absenteeism high, with efforts to sanitize campuses and resume classes pending health department guidance. Local authorities urged caution and advised stay-at-home measures for the ill.
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Clarksville
Tha’ College of the Ozarks
Ozarks
Fragmented local notice preserves readable facts only
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details about a local notice. Readable portions reference an event or action and officials but lack clear dates names or locations. The text remains ambiguous with essential elements missing.
Revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Underway
The Rev. John Bostrom, nationally known evangelist, leads a revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle tonight, continuing through November 10. He will be heard nightly except Saturdays, per pastor W C Land. Bostrom has long conducted successful campaigns across the United States and Canada with clear Bible-based sermons.
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John Bostrom
Hope
Gospel Tabernacle
Bostrom
W. C. Land
United States
Canada
Negroes Return to Los Angeles School
Fragmentary report notes that Negro students resumed attendance at a Little Rock Central High School under escort, with unclear details and damaged wording. The piece implies racial integration activity but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Mrs Earl Brown 39 Dies Near 2 Hill
Mrs Earl Brown age 39 died near Spring Hill Tuesday. Survived by her husband and child. service details unavailable. Partial OCR presents fragmented names and places, but the death near 2 Hill and Spring Hill area are the clearest facts.
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Earl Brown
Hill
Les Brown
Spring Hil
Own
Elgin
Moses
Sprite
Hse
Sid
Must Catch Up in Cold War Must Catch Up in Cold War
Elton reports Sarnoff warns the U S must catch up in weapon tech as Cold War pressures rise. He cites Moscow boasting about missile tests and says ICBMs are inevitable though timelines are uncertain.
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Sarnoff
Elton
Fay Washington
I Jatustela
Buvie Sarnoff
County Effort Recognized for Brucellosis Control in Bangs
Hempstead County earns Modified-Certified Brucellosis status as the USDA notes progress in eradicating Bang’s Disease. county agents report quarantines on infected cattle, testing of herds, and restrictions on interstate and auction movements to prevent spread while thousands of cattle have been removed or tested under the program.
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Mipstead County
Fisher
Hempstead
United States of America
Voters- Tyrer
Arkansas
Jyenhy
Nour County
Haye Bean
Renistead* Coustly
Toy Bang
Wedinesk
Soviet power struggle signals Zhukov gains strength
Fragmented report from Paris outlines a power struggle amid France to form a new regime. Rene Coty confronts dissidents after the National Assembly rejected a reform plan. Mallet’s chances falter as conservatives and peasants oppose him. cabinet tensions rise amid shifting alliances and tax moves.
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Paris
Mallet
Xe Theal
Antoine Pinoy
Cmeathy Gaillard
Gaillard
Tie
Garland Halloween Carnival Thursday at Garland School
Garland School will host its annual Halloween Carnival Thursday October 3 starting at 5 30 pm The cafeteria opens at that time Allan Spaghelli will serve hot dogs pies coffee and drinks A country store games fortune teller phale shop and pony ride will be featured Bring your spooks for a wholesome evening to support the school’s financial projects
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Garland School
Allan Spaghelli
Game
Fortuna Teller
Paragould Approves $200000 Hospital Bond Issue
Paragould voters approved a bond issue to build a $200,000 addition to Community Hospital. The project includes a maternity wing and an administration section.296 residents cast ballots yesterday.
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Paragould LA
Blevins PTA Carnival Lights Up Friday Night
The Blevins Parent Teacher Association hosts a carnival at Blevins Gym on Friday evening in Minnlowee. Highlights include crowning a High School Sweetheart, a King and Queen, fish pond, country store, basketball toss, telling booth, and more. Admission varies for children and adults.
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Blevins
Assochday
Minnlowee
Ani
Halloween Carnival at Paisley School Promises Fun
Halloween program at Paisley School offers a carnival with chicken dinners hot dogs coffee pie and cake. Activities include games a country store candy a movie and a special "Spooky Mansion" ride with witches and hosts. Grand march leads the crowd through a house of mystery guarded by hosts and magical spells.
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Trom
Ta H Pame
Olin Lewis
Minor Polkit Borge
Gathings Defends FBI Action as Waste of Money
West Memphis congressman says sending 20 FBI agents to Little Rock was unnecessary and a waste of money. He cites a letter from FBI Chief Edgar Hoover denying Gestapo tactics during the Central High School integration crisis and criticizes President Truman era troop deployments.
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U.S
Rep
EBCO
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Justice Department
PBI
Lilia
Edgar, Munger
Hoover
IFPBL
PBL
Bisehoyer
Brownell
Coyonels
Little Ltock
West Memphis
Gathings
All Around Town Showcases Deer Season Rules and Local Notices
Local notes include the deer season running November 4 to 16 with a strict regulation on violations and fines up to 800 dollars. Names mentioned include Game Warden Brennett Bonds and Roy Cagle of Hope. Other items mention an antique show in Dallas, Spring Fashion Market attendance, and church activities at Elyst Methodist.
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Brennett Bonds
Khrushchev Says Zhukov May Get New Role
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Communist Party leaders discuss Marshal Georgi Zhukov potentially taking a new post. The Central Committee ousted Zhukov amid power struggles and delays in public announcement fueled by party politics and censorship. Moscow press signals ongoing tensions as Western observers await official word.
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Soviet Communist Party
Chtettain Milla Kheshchev
Georgi Zhukov
Tom Ochwiltree
London
Uist
Muah
Georg Zhukov
Whellin Zhulay
Gaurty Prustelliny
Nikita Kheishehe
Dahl
Spyiet Union
Limpresstel
Conant
Marsh
Adyvanud
Sanders Viet Union
Weather Station Report Summary
Weather report notes mixed conditions with periods of clear to partly cloudy skies. Warmer daytime temperatures expected with upper 80s in some regions and low to mid 40s at night. Louisiana shows cloudy with a bit warmer conditions and low around 43 tonight.
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Associated Press
Nanihyy
Louisiana
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