Labor Day appeals urge workers to vote in November
AFL leaders urge political action on Labor Day as the 1952 campaign looms. Meany signals possible Stevenson stance, CIO backs Stevenson, while unions call for unity, repeal of Taft Hartley, and large voter turnout to shape Congress and national policy.
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Congress
AFL
William Green
American Federation ‘of Labor
America
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York City
George Meany
CBS
Stevenson
CIO
Iorkers
Phillip Murray
James
Carey
John &. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Emil Mazey
Jehor
Mazey
Economc
Y al
Polio Center Releases Hopeful Man From Texarkana Hospital
George W. Johnson, 43, of Hope Route 3, was released from Texarkana Hospital after treatment for suspected polio. A family member said today that Mr. Johnson was paralyzed, but he definitely does not have polio.
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George W. Johnson
Hope Rt. 3
Texarkana Hospital
Johnson
Hurricane veers toward Washington from first 1962 season
A weeklong tropical storm, the season’s first hurricane, weakened over northeast Virginia and Maryland after a inland surge from the South Atlantic. Winds peaked at 110 mph, with heavy rains and squalls spreading across the region toward Frederick, Md. A baby tornado touched down in Fairfax County, Va., with three houses damaged. Assessments cited $75,000 to $100,000 in damage at Walterboro, S C, and roads iced by flooding along the Carolina and Virginia paths.
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Washington
Stern
Virginia
Maryland
South Atlantic
U.S
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
North Carolina
Upper
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Block Island
Delaware
Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Pieddmont
Beaufort
Carolinas
Raleigh
N. C
Walterboro
Mendel Smith
Cummings
Page
Dr. Davis Declines Liberia Program Post
Dr. Lawrence A. Davis, president of Arkansas AM&N College in Pine Bluff, has declined a two year appointment as director of the 4 Point Four Program in Liberia. He said he cannot accept at this time due to concerns over jeopardizing the college’s best interests during its development.
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Pine Bluff
Lawrence A. Davis
Arkansas A. M. & N. College
Liberia
Davis
A. M. & N. College
Duke of Paducah to Perform at Third District Livestock Show
The Duke of Paducah, renowned comedian known as the King of Korn, is set to appear Tuesday night Sept 23 at the Third District Livestock Show. He promises a high energy act with his usual crowd work and signature lines.
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Duke of
Hope High Band Opens Fall Season With 76 Members
The Hope High School Band begins rehearsals at 10 am Tuesday marking the fall season. Director Thomas Cannon said transfers from Junior High will offset losses from graduation. New members should contact Cannon to fit into class schedules this week.
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Hope High School
Thomas Canhon
Cannon
Grads
Navy Planes Hit Near Siberia in Major Raid
U S carrier fleet including Boxer Essex and Princeton led a large air strike on oil refineries and iron works at Aoji and Musan in extreme northeast Korea near the Soviet border. The operation involved 164 aircraft and targeted a refinery left burning, with impressive damage reported.
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Seoul
Korea
Soviet Siberia
U. N
Boxer
Essex
Princeton
Quk
Aoji
Siberian
Musan
Tumen River
Manchuria
Navy
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Bremerton
Chongjin
North Korea
Associated Press
Fred Waters
Russian
Roji
Siberia
Rashin
Adm
J. J. Clark
U. 8
Seventh Fleet
Koea
Magan
Congress
Baltimore Man Charged in Bludgeon Murder Case
New York office manager G Edward Grammer is charged with murdering his wife Dorothy Grammer in an apparent traffic crash that police say hid a brutal beating. Neighbors call the victim a kind mother and club volunteer. investigators found an iron pipe weapon and suspect a premeditated plan to simulate a highway crash.
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Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Neaher
Dorothy
May Grammer
Baltimore City
G. Edward Grammer
Bronx ‘Apartmen
Wwomal
Towson
Russell S. Fisher
Atty
Anselm Sodaro
Sodaro
Grammer
Large rattlesnake killed while fishing near Waldo
A large five foot two inch velvet rattlesnake was killed by Bobby Hampton and David Allen while fishing on Beech Creek near Waldo. The snake was brought in by the star office this morning.
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Star Office
Bobby Hampton
David Allen
Beech Creek
Waldo
Former Blevins Woman Dies in Florida
Dorothy Gorham Fryer 43, a former Blevins resident, died August 28 at her Miami Florida home. Survived by father Dilly Gorham of Blevins, two sons Richard and Sim Wallace of North Little Rock, daughter Mrs Marjorie Payar of Stuttgart. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Monday at Friendship near Blevins conducted by Rev Joe Hunter.
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Dorothy Gorham Fryer
Bleving
Miami
Ita
Dilly Gorham
Blevins
Richard
Sim Wallace
North Little Rock
Marjorie Payar
Stuttgart
Friendship
Bleyins
Joe Hunter
Arrest Follows Altercation in Negro City Section
Marvin Warren was charged with aggravated assault after an altercation in a Negro city section left Joe Maxwell with a throat wound requiring seven stitches. Warren was held by officers following the argument at Warren's home.
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Marvin Warren
Joe Maxwell
Warren
Kiwanians Hear New Zealand Guest Speaker
The Aukland New Zealand resident Lawford will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon Tuesday. Aubrey Albritton arranged the program.
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Snow Lawford
Aukland
New Zealand
Kiwanis Club
Aubrey Albritton
Levy Hospital Becomes Arthritic Research Center
Hot Springs officials announced Levy Hospital would convert from a general facility to a free arthritic research center. The change aims to focus on arthritis treatment through research and patient services, with directors citing funding and program shifts as key steps.
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Lag Levy
Wrecks Prompt Charges Against Two Local Drivers
A Negro woman Resta May Witherspoon of Wau was charged with reckless driving after two weekend wrecks in Ashdown. Police sought Leon Wright of Ashdown, connected to a separate hit and run at Third and Mary Streets where a Texarkana man, Phe G. Smead, was involved. Officers reported one vehicle fled the scene.
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Witherspoon
Wau
Ashdown
Phe G. Smead
Texarkana
Third and
Mary Streets
Ge ‘Leon Wright
Adams Freama Meet in Net
Adams and Freama face off in a net tennis match with a tight scoreline and clutch rallies. The encounter highlights skill and composure from both players as they contest points to gain the advantage.
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Adams
Freama
Net
Wilson Atkins to L A for Parley on Phone Rate
Mayor Wilson and City Attorney W S Atkins will travel to Little Rock this week for a conference with the Public Service Commission regarding Southwestern Bell Telephone's proposed rate increase. The mayor said they will protect Hope's interests and would not confirm if the city will join protests.
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Wilson
W. S. Atkins
Little Rock
Public Service Commission
Southwestsern Bell Télephone Company
Hope
Arkansas
Fragmentary OCR summary of 20th century political names and factions
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions United Prova Sela Washington Stevenson and a tangled text about a candidate with a double barreled name, labor votes, and a speech by a figure related to Eisenhower. The passage is garbled, with numerous misspellings and incomplete names. It references Democrats, Republicans, campaign contributions, and advocacy, but lacks clear events or dates.
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Washington
Stevenson
Entec
Tey
Avery Blaenhower
New’ Yorker
Leas
Frank
Kang Bar
ElAbnhower's
Visory Attifé
Garridrs
L A Woman Held in Post Office Robbery Case Revealed
A Los Angeles woman Ada Balle Watson 32 of Little Rock Ark is held for investigation in a post office robbery case. John B Watson 20 of Texas and Jim Darwood Kennady 22 of Fairfax Okla were arrested in Reno and jailed in Bakersfield charged with burglary. Authorities seized a cache in a motor room including US savings bonds money orders and stamps valued around 160000. Watson says she married Watson two years ago but remained largely unaware due to his imprisonment.
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Albany
Calif
Pont
U. S
Stampa Yeasterdayes
Little Rock
Ark
John B. Watson
Texas
Jim Darwood Kennady
Fairfax
Okla
Kern County
Bakersfield
Calle
Reno
George Lothrop
Watson
Bhorltt
Oothrop
Schedule for School Days Anounced Hope Public Schools
Hope Public Schools announce student registration and schedule planning for the new term. Key dates include grade level dropoffs from Sept 3 to Sept 9, with a teachers meeting on a Wednesday and the start of regular and half day schedules on Sept 9. Bus routes and book store hours are noted, though many details are garbled.
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Wennesaey
Hewday
Thuyaday
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