Population shifts in Arkansas basins by 1975 forecast
The Commerce forecast projects a 700 000 population rise in the Arkansas White and Red river basins by 1975 driven by city growth and industrial gains, despite a rural decline 775 000 and a national farm labor shift. The Inter Agency Committee notes urban gains outpacing the national average while rural losses ease, forecasting an overall area gain may still occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Arkansas, White
Red River
Inter-Agenncy Committee
P, O
Tulsa
Okla
Intern Agency
Four New Red Divisions Spotted in Korea Front
U S EGH Army Headquarters reports four new Red divisions seen on Koreas east central front as heavy fighting continues along jagged mountain slopes. Allied officers say Reds may launch a major offensive while overall line holds. Air, land, and sea raids target North Korean supply and communications hubs. Major Marshall is credited with likely destroying a Mig. Supplies and hill control shift in the 100 mile battleline amid fierce crossfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Egh
Korea
Kore
George McArthur
McArthur
U.N
Raleigh
N. C
Bob Otey
Desth
U. N
Three Arkansans Die as Auto Burns Near Homer Louisiana
Shreveport Louisiana September 1 Three Arkansas men and a Lewisiswan burned to death and three other persons were injured in a three way traffic accident 17 miles north of Homer on the Haynesville road. The dead are J W Pele Johnson 38 Bunyan Little 85 and his son Thomas Little 42 of Strang Ark and Jaude Goocher 38 of Summerfield La. Injured were Arthur Lee Johnson 50 J o W Gray of Summerfield and his two year old grandson Larry Kemp. The crash involved a jog truck and a car forcing a third car into a ditch. Arthur Lee Johnson was critically hurt. Gray and the grandson sustained minor injuries. They were in the car forced into the ditch. Fire followed the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Lewisiswan
Homer
Haynesville
Clairborne Parish
HB. A. Campbell
J. W.(pele) Johnson
Bunyan Little
Thomas Little
Strang Ark
Jaude Goocher
Summerfield
Arthur Lee Johnson
J. W. Johnson
J O W. Gray
Larry Kemp
Gray
Sinatra Denies Sleeping Pill Rumor
Lake Tahoe Calif September 1 Frank Sinatra denies rumors he swallowed an overdose of sleeping pills to end his life He calls the tale wild and ridiculous He cites a quarrel with Ava Gardner as a possible motive and notes he plans to marry Gardner after divorcing his wife He says he drank brandy after a night with Gardner and took a couple of general tablets which stuck in his chest
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Lake Tahoe
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Miss Gardner
Nevada
Ava
Nationwide heat wave bakes south while cool front lowers north
The weather map shows extreme heat in the South, Ohio valley, and central Atlantic seaboard with readings near 100 degrees. McAlester Oklahoma and Presidio Texas hit 108, Mississippi and Louisiana cotton areas fear damage as cooler air advances into Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Chicago topped 92.3 before a rapid drop. Showers and light drizzle spread from Missouri to the northern plains and northeastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
McAlester
Oks
Presidio
Tex
Msencha
Ark
Agri
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
New York
Plains
Iowa
Michigan
Hempstead Home Club Women Take North Arkansas Tour
Thirty Hempstead Home Demonstration Club women depart Hope September 6 on a five day bus tour through North Arkansas. They will visit Fayetteville Mt Sequoyah University of Arkansas campus attractions and Eureka Springs before returning to Hope Saturday evening. Lorraine Blackwood will accompany as Home Demonstration Agent. The trip is funded by the County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlonse Demonstraton Club
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Albert Pike Museum
Methodist Assembly
Mt. Sequoyah
Bine Arts Center
University of Arkansas
Bendmnville
Bentonville
Inspiration Point
Eureka Springs
Onyx
Tut Shoals Dam
Mountain Home
Lorraine Blackwood
National Duck Calling Contest Set for Nov 24
The 1951 National Duck Calling contest will be held here November 24 with the 1st annual event starting two days after the duck hunting season opens in Arimsus. Sponsored by the Daniel Warder post of the American TeGiot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttaart
Arimsus
Daniel Warder
American Tegiot
Wars and Peace in History and the Global Balance
A reflective essay argues war harms happiness and undermines order. It cites Rome, Napoleon, Britain, and the United States, predicting a future world move toward unity. It warns future conflicts stem from rulers’ neurosis and a potential third world war driven by cliques seeking power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Carthage
Rael
McClellan Sees Locks Operated On Ouachita River
Senator McClellan said locks on the Ouachita River will stay open at least another year. A Congress bill would fund maintenance through fiscal year 1951 32. Army engineers offered cooperation as 73 businessmen and lawmakers met in El Dorado to discuss river freight and the need for 300000 tons of annual traffic to justify keeping the locks in Arkangan and Louisiana open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
McClellan
Ouachita River
Arkansas
Congress
U. S. Army
U. S
Boyd Tackett
Nashville
Ark
Oren Harris
Arkungan
Louisiana
First Salvation Army Drive Report Tallies $832 So Far
A Weekiig of Salvation Army campaign workers reports $832 collected toward a $2400 county quota. Only 21 of the workers were present this week. campaigners say the drive will continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Copper Strike Ends to Speed Production
Washington reports settlement talks avert a nationwide copper strike threatened to slow the defense program. Kennecott Copper Corp, supplying 33 percent of refined copper, agreed to wage increases and a pension plan for over 1,000 workers in Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico. President Truman ordered federal mediation, with unions and major producers engaged in behind the scenes talks. If settlements emerge with Philips-Dalge, Ajierden Smelting, and Amaconda Copper, other firms may follow. Kennecott indicated a price rise was tied to the deal. Ana Conda faces potential office of price stabilization review, affecting mills in Montana. Idle workers likely to return to work by Tuesday after approval of the U S cent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennecutt Copper Corp
Nalien’y
Kennecott
Union
Truman
Mondiry
al Teas
Phalps-Dalge Corp
Ajierden Smelting and Refining Co
Anaamida Copper Co
Licenl
Utah
Neustaci
New Mexico
Gareed
Mallang Smelters Workers Union
ATL
McGrith
Read, Inc
Kenneault
New Hands Take Over Crime Probe
Washington Sept 1 Wy The senate crime divesting committee officially passed to new hands today its crusade to drive crime overlords and their political allies into prison or oblivion. A fight started over the course the commerce committee should take. Senator Hunt Wood urged a two year halt in formal investigations and emphasized pressing for corrective legislation. Senator Capehart warned that the decision may yield only two TV shows and a book. Senator Wiley favored continuing inquiries and criticized the final report for lacking specifics.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Hunt
Wood
Capehart
R-Ind
Commerce Committee
Kefauver
Dtenn
Wiley
Wis
San Francisco
Nation's fury production at veacinated 94,000 near Laney
Vague OCR fragment suggests a report on production figures and locality near Laney with reference to 94,000 units and a near decline or abatement, but details are unclear and names are incomplete. This record preserves the visible entities while acknowledging limited readability.
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Laney Abate
Rodeo and Star Troupe to Head Third District Show
A third district event features a star studded revue with entertainment by notable acts. Manager Hob Shivers announces a mid district festival plan including a significant orchestra segment led by Eddy Palta and a dinner, with Linn Hoyt performing songs.
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Miter Dolanen
Ryeceeis
Fae
Hob Shivers
Daetoy
Harry Andrew
Miniger Shiveni
Agaeeanee
Akon
Uvks Typi
Centura
Phillips
Chicago
AL Bernie
Young
Wed Ween
Janwrence Welle
Linn Hoyt
Satt
Tennessee Misa
Red Delegates Pass Through Ogden Utah
Russian delegation trains through Ogden Utah on the way to San Francisco. Newsmen saw activity at the station as photographers and crew observed the party. Reporters later notes described the group riding together with meals taken in the diner as they traveled toward Chicago and New York. Demonstrations were reportedly possible at Green River and Rock Springs but not verified.
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Oxydin
Utah
San Francisco
Oakland
Qoden Termini
Audrei A. Granykuwind
Chicago
America
J. J. Bute Joro
San Proaedsco
New Yorke
Green River
Wye
Ogden
Gromyko
Green Iver
Rock Springs
Wyu
Arkansas Heat Wave Stays As Schools Prep For Delays
A heat wave grips Arkansas with temperatures around 105 degrees in several towns. Arkadelphia and Prescott report the highest readings while Hope officials consider delaying the opening of school. Doctors cautions rise as pediatricians note risk. a later start date may be chosen to protect students.
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Coreenal
Aransad
Levday
Arkadelphia
Theqiitea
Prescott
Sehellad
Wartlag
Mason
Evdl
Spaglutizg
Ohlieven
Disa
Full Program at City Park on Labor Day
The article outlines a city park Labor Day program with scheduled performances by local acts and a spell of entertainment. Listed names include Montay and Cob Jowes among others, with plans for music, dancing, and refreshments throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
AL Hope City
Labor City
Montay
Vnoc
Lewin
Doughis
Appropriation Measures Signed by President in New Housing Push
President Truman yesterday signed four appropriation bills totaling 102,025,179,000 for administration and agencies including the Labor and Agriculture departments and the Public Housing Administration. The package funds construction of 80,000 new housing units, with emphasis on public housing, energy commission, Tennessee Valley Authority, and other federal programs. Interdepartmental cuts were reported, with a notable 40 percent employment reduction in agencies involved, and a 20 day limit on many federal workers outside postal and overseas posts.
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Wisbhigten
Truman
Dahor Agriculture and Intertory
Csear
Agend Us
Hewtiwa
Volorwng Administration
Vtoble Energy Commission
BIL
Tennessay Valley
Wihleh
Public Housing Administration
My. Tevenan
Strat
Lota
Interlay Department
Bui
Labor Department and
Feederal Security Agency
Agriculture Department
Carrier Price Hike: Hope Star Subscriptions Rise to 25 Cents
Beginning Monday September 3, Hope Star raises carrier delivered price to 25 cents per week effective Monday September 4. Monthly and yearly plans shift to flat 25 cent weekly rate with 1 cent of the increase going to carriers. City subscribers and suburban routes updated others to 25 cent weekly, with some specifics about box subscriptions and mail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Star
Wystem
Hope
Two Persons Injured in Accident at Fulton Bridge
Two individuals sustained injuries near Tuuit Bridge in what appears to be a collision involving a vehicle. W. S. Milner of Mexico and Crowell of Kansas are reported to have knee and eyelid injuries and received treatment.
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Fulton Bridge
Tu Uit Bridge
J. Qs Crowell
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