Federal Interference Ends Extension Service Free Speech
Aubrey Gates of Arkansas told the National Association of County Agricultural Agents in Memphis that a second extension service has emerged in the Department of Agriculture, threatening state and local farm institutions. He warned Washington power bypasses home rule and urged keeping extension work under state control.
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Aubrey Gates
Arkansas
United States Department of Agriculture
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Memphis
Gates
Hac
Jr. Gales
Land-Grant College Association
Department of Agriculture
Gules
Washington
ABC
Potomac
Playground Drive For Schools Totals 1388 Asks More Funds
The PTA drive aims to raise funds to equip four grade school playgrounds. Donations reach 1388 but fall short of the 2000 quota by 611, with Vincent Foster listing the shortfall. Contributions can be given to school principals or to Foster-Bills. Other figures show earlier receipts totaling 1888.67 from various donors. A U.S. Geological Survey note about maps of parks and historic sites appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Foster
Foster-Bills
Jim Meckenzie
Saenger & Rialto
Gunter Lumber Co
Geo. W
Cotton futures prices drift on New York loan markets
New York market notes show Cotton futures with Dec at 38.53, Marely 38.33, May 38.10, July 37.62, Oct 36.23, Dec 36.10, and March 36.00 as traders priced ongoing loan activity.
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New York Loan
Marely
Vesey Placed On Ballot For Hempstead Municipal Judge
The Hempstead County General Election Commissioners voted to place John P. Vesey on the November ballot as a candidate for municipal judge. They said Vesey’s name will appear if certified by the Democratic Central Committee, noting the case is for the courts to decide. The letter from Attorney General W. R. Thrasher discusses Act 807 of 1949 and whether a vacancy exists, with opinions on the legality of Vesey’s candidacy and the timing of office terms.
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Hempstead
John P. Vesey
Vesey
Democratic Central Committee
J. A. Davis
Chlora Citly
Ozan
Dorsey Mcrae
General Assembly
W. K. Lemley
Attorney General's Office
Vmy
Hempstead County
Board of Section
Hope
Arkansas
Davis
W. Kendall Lemley
City of Hope
Board of Election Commissioners
H. G. Barr
Murry
W. R. Thrasher
Halloween Brings Out the Candy by Robert Farrington
New York observes Halloween with elves and goblins going door to door for candy as a civic remedy against mischief. Communities hold ragamuffin parades and parties to curb trick or treat excesses.
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Robert Farrington
New York
219 More Korea Casualties
The defense department today identified 219 more battle casualties in Korea. A new list reported 28 killed, 173 wounded, four missing in action and 14 injured to combat stone accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Democrats Plan Campaign Leader Shuffle Amid Grumbling
The Democratic National Committee met at the Mayflower hotel to choose a new chairman and discuss "new ideas" for the 1952 campaign as talk of a Truman-Dark-Jay ticket swirled amid southern revolt rumors. Frank E. McKinney, an Indianapolis banker, arrived late and sought staff changes. he defended the administration while pledging to break with past business ties to avoid conflicts of interest. He noted optimism for the party's 1952 prospects despite dissent from some members.
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Washingiar
Triana
Truman
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
M. PP. Vegan
Mini
Lewi
Tawisti
Tyimin
Democrats
Consignee
MecWinney
Glabe
Boyle
Fidelity Trust Co
Nf Indianapolis
McKinney
U. S. Pipeline Co
Wch
Texas
Eauyt
Sparks Quits State Police to Join Klipsch Firm
Sparks leaves Arkansas State Police after 5 years and 15 days to join Klipsch and Associates, a speaker maker at the Proving Ground. R. C. Spacka, radio operator, notes last day with MSP. Sparks begins new staff role Thursday. Treasury reports fur-sealing on Pribilofs netted 1,593,277 during the 1950 fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
State Police
Klipsch & Asso
R. CG. Spacka
Arkansas
Klipsch and Associates
Proving Ground
Pribilof Islands
U. S. Treasury
State Welfare Rolls Open to Public
Federal law allows public inspection of welfare rolls but Arkansas keeps them closed for now. Mrs Henry Bothell state welfare commissioner said access will be delayed while awaiting regional federal guidance from Dallas or Washington. Governor McMath stated plans to open once the new Senate legislation copy signed Oct 20 by President Truman is received.
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Little Rock
Oetuty
Aplansis
Henry Bothell
Federal Security Agency
Dallas
Washington
McMath
Tronan
Shooting on May'kot Street in Hamilton scene
In Hamilton Ohio a shooting occurred on Maykot Street. Police rushed to the scene where a man identified as Ronnie Janes was found injured with a severed finger and transported to a hospital. The only casualty was the man himself as investigators await further details.
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Hamilton
Alian
May'kot Street
Hamilton Pultee
Ronnie Janes
Reni Hie
UN Says Peace Chances Nearer in Korea Talks
A UN spokesman reported limited fighting progress with rain grounding many aircraft. The Allies and Reds considered a ceasefire in Korea while debating a proposed exchange of control over Kayseong and Western Kowon. A new negotiations session was set for ten days ahead.
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Presa Au Alligel
Hag
Kacseng
Koved
Kavseng
Tito Open to Cooperation in Pact Talks
Tito expressed willingness to cooperate with a Western Atlantic pact while stopping short of full membership. He indicated Yugoslavia would count on NATO in any future World War II scenario and discussed Soviet policy implications, hoping for improved Western ties and clearer plans amid rising war concerns.
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Belgeade
Todley
Tila
Jorgesl
Stent
Trieste
Tackett Plans to Tour State for Governor Run
Rep. Boyd of Arkansas said yesterday Tackett intends a two month statewide tour to decide whether to run for governor. The plan follows earlier hints of a campaign, with details unsettled as he weighs the bid.
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Tackett
Boyd ‘Suckitt
Leap Year Pushes for Matrimony Orgy in 1952
HAL BOYLE reports on pressure politics around leap year 1952. Americans from labor to manufacturers discuss new ways to influence government and social life, including dowries, marriages, and a proposed federal matrimonial bureau amid a wave of satirical bets on love and politics.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tony Agi
Epinsters
Audyil
Couwry i
Fort Knox
Day
Sam
George Durst
Jamaica
N. Y
Drust
America
Department of Romance
U. S
Child Killing Lion and Other Circus Animals Loose in Mt Ida Woods
A wild menagerie roamed western Arkansas as a lion and several circus animals escaped during a show moving through Mt Ida and nearby areas. Reports describe a lion killing a child and bears attacking people as authorities and circus staff search the rural hills for the animals and a possible caper involving Sheriff Wilbur Hensley. The Campa Brothers Circus is involved, with a nine year old trainer hospitalized and a mother mortally injured in the fray.
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Mt. Ida Woods
Mt. Ida
Ark
Mountaion
Montgomey
Myra
Wilbury Tiwell
Tokster
Irida
Ida
Orb
Atiga
Arkunga
Pypeur
Montgomery County
Komery County
Ozark Ark
Peron Seeks Reelection Amid Posture of Interim Leader
Buenos Aires reports Alberto Fernández heads the Peronista party after Juan Perón asks to be reelected. Perón temporarily presides as senate chief with Vitally active aides and a wariness over fundraising and unknown candidates. He seeks a clean vote while reserves warn state machinery will run the process.
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Buenos Aires
Argenthyn
Joe
Varun Toale
del Fay
Peron
Congress
Derumeiyi
Foran
Church Women to Observe World Community Day
The event, led by United Women of the National Council of Churches Arkansas Council, features speaker Mrs Galloway who just returned from Europe. Projects include ecumenical scholarships and blankets for the homeless sent to Korea. attendees are asked to bring light weight blankets. The gathering aims to unite all local Church Women in Hope.
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Department of United Women
National Council of Churches
Council of Church Women
D. Galloway
Arkansas Council
Min. Galloway
Europe
Church Cooperaton
Korea
America
United Church
Merv. C
Tolleson
Thompson Evans
Hope
Anti Truman Caucus Planned in Seornm Alabama
A strategy meeting organized by anti Truman Democrats in Seornm Alabama is set for tomorrow afternoon. Former State Senator Bruce Henderson announced a drafted resolution detailing opposition to Truman and the campaign plan. Senator Byrd of Virginia was expected to address a Dallas County Farm Bureau gathering but may not attend the afternoon session.
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Ala
Truman
Southern Democracy
Bruce Henderson
Ohue Truman
Plain Police Car Arrests 14 Violators on Highway
Sgt. Berub Mosier said an unmarked patrol car caught 14 traffic violations on a patrol between Hope and Texarkana. Violations included speeding on curves hills and on the wrong side. Trooper Melvin Dolang assisted.
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Stile
Berub Mosier
Hope
Witches Goblins Stir Tonight at Fair Park Coliseum
Halloween program at Fair Park Coliseum features WillsHe and students from Hopi four grade schools in costumes. Festivities start at 6 p.m. with a carnival king and queen selection at 8 p.m. Side shows games drinks coffee sandwiches cake available. Proceeds support schools and Hexen ei.
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Park Coliseum
Bolt
Vic
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U. S. Geological Survey
Chris Welkin
Meas
Hope Star
Pier 90
NEA
Tito
Honsley
Suez
Nucoyonora
Mexico
Henry Rogerd
Hensley
Franchot Tone
Florayle Muir
Cho'g
Hallywood
Gallf
Pheriffts
Tone
Atar Tom Neal
Barbara Payton
Fair Park
Coliseum
Mrs. Pitem
Pre
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