Annual School Election Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Hope School District No 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas holds an annual school election on September 26 1950 to elect two board members for three year terms and to vote on a proposed 25 mill school tax and a 7 mill bond issue of 300000 dollars to run about 20 years. Polls open 8 a m close 6 30 p m at Hope City Hall Fulton School. County officials E R Brown and Claud H Button signed August 24 25 September 4</S>
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Warning Order in Spears v Spears Chancery Court Case
In Iene County Arkansas Chancery Court BR Speers is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Evans certifies the August 8 1950 date with Atkins attorney for plaintiff and Lyle Brown attorney ad litem.
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Iene County
Arkile
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William F. Spears
Iere Spear
Crash of TWA airliner near Cairo kills 58
A Rome bound TWA plane crashes in the Western desert near the Nile delta 15 miles inside Egypt after takeoff from Cairo. All 58 aboard are killed, including 23 Americans and 5 from Maryland. Bodies are being recovered. investigation to determine cause begins in Cairo with Warren L. Plerson traveling there.
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Pacific Fleet Deployment Big Question
President Truman disclosed that the fleet guarding Formosa will move after the Korean War. The Pacific fleet is the largest since World War II, with more than 150 ships including carriers, cruisers, destroyers and submarines. Additional ships are being pulled from mothballs and deployed from ports across the West Coast and Pearl Harbor.
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Dinier Girls Auxiliary Meeting and Texas Trip Planned
The Dinier Girls Auxiliary of First Baptist Church held a Tuesday afternoon meeting led by Mrs. Roy Stanton with help from Mrs. C Jo Stephenson and Mrs. Leroy Phillips. The group planned a picnic and cream feast at Providence, with a visit to relatives in Lufkin and Dallas, Texas. Franka will leave Friday for her home in San Antonio. Johnny Hooka and Dan Pittman returned from a business trip to Dallas after spending the summer here with J. B. Franke and Mrs. Franks.
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Lubbock
Pacific fleet expansion and Korean war roles described
The article notes an early build-up of Pacific combatant ships prior to the Korean conflict, with transfers from the Atlantic fleet. Admiral Forrest Sherman aims to expand the Pacific force, detailing three naval functions in Korea: aerial support for ground operations, naval gunfire bombardment of enemy positions, and patrols to safeguard UN supply lines. It also lists a long column of local notices and social updates involving residents visiting, engagements, and travel plans.
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Forrest P. Sherman
United Natins
Aunt Myra Threatens Betsy Over Roger’s Sanity
Betsy confronts Aunt Myra as Myra warns Betsy against marrying Roger Blessen, claiming he is dangerous and might attack Betsy. Roger interrupts, pledging he would not harm anyone, while Myra hints at poisoning dogs with liver and strychnine, escalating tension over a deadly threat.
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East German purge hits top party and government leaders
Berlin reports a sweeping purge by East Germany's ruling Communist party. Six top officials including a former politburo member were expelled from the Socialist Unity party and four more from government posts. Names named include Paul Merker and Leo Bauer as expulsions unfold. The action, directed by Walter Ulbricht, signals intensified anti-Russian enforcement amid party corruption concerns.
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Academy Baseball Plans 22-Game Season Finale With Army
The Academy baseball schedule features 22 games with the season ending on May 27 against Army. The lineup outlines a full slate leading to the Army clash as the final contest of the campaign.
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