Our Daily Bread Sticed Thin by The Editor
A Northwest field note describes the Southwest summer signal of dry leaves, with frost two months away and autumn still distant. A shoeshine chase near a lake ends with a terse joke about the boss’s plans, plus a Los Angeles clipping about Wildie Blick returning south after oil news. a West Coast columnist hints at a new producer near Texarkana.
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Labor Day in Arkansas Clouded by Violent Death Toll
Two big Arkansas celebrations persisted despite a holiday weekend marked by eleven violent deaths since Friday. Weather showed hot, with 48 to 103 degree readings and little cooling. Incidents included a plane crash near Mare Keesboro, a fatal Little Rock car crash into Rock Creek, a drowning near Hermitage, a street shooting at Big Flat, and a fatal auto truck collision near Blytheville. The White River water carnival at DeValls Bluff and a Little Rock AFL event were still planned.
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Auto Stolen Here Early Sunday
Walter Ver Halen Jr reports his auto stolen in Hope between 3:30 and 4 a.m. Sunday. The car was parked at Wiley's Station downtown and seen by a patrolman at 3:30 a.m. Police said Ver Halen planned to pick up the vehicle after a fishing trip. A garbled note mentions Belgrade in Yugoslavia.
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Texarkana Editor H. Humphrey Dies After Illness
H Humphrey long prominent Texarkana editor dies at about 75 after a six year illness. Editor emeritus of the Texarkana Gazette and Daily News, he last worked the night Roosevelt died, then suffered a cerebral hemorrhage the next morning. He was born in Town and orphaned young, lived as Texarkana’s adopted son.
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Weather Is Somewhat Cooler Across Much of the Nation
The Labor Day weekend ends with cooler conditions over most of the country. A cold front blankets the northern regions while Texas and the Gulf states stay warm. Rain occurred in New England during the late hours of Monday with scattered showers in Nebraska and Kansas. Early temperatures included Chicago 62, Duluth 63, Denver 60, and St. Louis 67.
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Not Alarmed Over King's Health
Buckingham Palace said there is no concern over King George VI’s health. Two physicians who have attended him before flew to Scotland for a routine check during a grouse shooting holiday at Balmoral Castle. They returned quickly to London by plane.
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Saturday Holds 107 Degree Heat Across Region
Saturday afternoon reached 107 degrees the hottest of the season, per the Experiment Station. The previous high was 108, while Sunday cooled to about 105. A light rainfall of .02 inches helped ease the heat overnight.
Truck overturns on Patmos Road during Sunday crash
A truck driven by Sylvester Davis, about 18, errors in age, overturned on Patmos road at about 3 15 p m. The vehicle leak involved Tor Ellis and a passenger J B Maddesott injured. State Police Servant Milton Mosier investigated.
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Diamond Mine Attracts Visitors From Twelve States
Visitors from Arkansas Missouri Louisiana Texas Tennessee Oklahoma Ohio Wisconsin New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Oregon registered at the Diamond Preserve near Murfreesboro on a holiday weekend. Kenneth Eugene Gibbons of St. Louis and his wife plus Mr and Mrs Harland visited after reading a Collier's Magazine feature. Gibbons found a 1.05 carat diamond on his first trip and a 0.07 carat stone on this visit.
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Keep Off the Highway This Labor Day Moral Sermon
HAL BOYLE warns against holiday highway carnage in a sharp open letter urging readers to avoid unnecessary travel. He emphasizes the risks of careless driving, the possible death of the driver, and the lasting impact on family and friends, urging safer choices this Labor Day weekend.
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Hal Boyle
New York
US seeks firm support to halt Russian moves at peace talks
United States seeks broad backing from 48 nations to block Russian amendments and push a Jayanese peace treaty toward signing. President Truman to address delegates as debate opens. Soviet and Dutch leaders signal possible tensions over postwar arrangements and reparations.
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Midget Gaedel Arrested After Nighttime Walk
Cincinnati report says Ed Gaedel the midget who once appeared for the St. Louis Browns faced police after being mistaken for a child. Officers arrested him for disorderly conduct and he posted a $25 bond with court costs suspended.
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Livestock Show Set for September At Phind Stylet
Lynn Hoyt Tecluig leads a cast of 60 artists at the Phind style Livestock show in September. The event features notable stars and a staging of coevaehous Lyb Hoyt the Guys and Gals.
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Three Injured in Accident Near Washington
A truck owned by W. B. Nelan of Devins collided with another vehicle on a gravel road near Washington, injuring three people. Manuel Riehle’s vehicle rolled after a curve. injuries included cuts to the head and face. Occupants of the second vehicle escaped serious harm. Oden transported to Mapu for treatment.
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Two Arrested for Assault and Robbery
Two men were arrested and charged with assault and robbery after Woodrow Williams was beaten and robbed of $2 early Saturday. Williams lies in serious condition at a local hospital. Chief Clarence Baker notes a confession implicates Tram Johns in the head-blow attack. Williams remains in critical care under Dr. R. Cy Pewin.
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City Police Capture Car Thief After Short Chase
A 21 year old Columbus man was arrested here Sunday and a new Packard stolen from Baltimore Ohio on August 25 was recovered. Officers Compton and Mosier tracked him after a tip about selling a tire. He confessed to the theft and said he had escaped from a North Carolina prison. At the station his arm injury occurred during an incident with Officer Compton and ex-officer Frid Johnson. He will likely be turned over to the FBI today.
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New Government Pork Price Order Expected This Week
Washington officials said a new government wholesale pork price order will be issued this week with retail rules to follow by Oct. 1. The order may adjust wholesale prices for various pork cuts and alter price levels to align with supply and demand.
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Traffic Deaths Top 300 During Holiday Period
The holiday period saw traffic fatalities surpass 300, with 75 drownings and other causes raising the toll. Projections had anticipated around 390 deaths in a 78 hour span, but actual figures included postaccident fatalities and injuries. State totals show California leading with 174 deaths, and varied counts across many states, plus the District of Columbia.
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Local Cafe Operator H. H. Hillard Dies at 74
H. H. Hillard, 74, longtime Hope cafe operator and Woodmen of the World member for 63 years, died Sunday after residing in Hope his life. Surviving are his wife four children Alonzo Elkins Hugo Elkins Mrs. Lora Cash and Mrs. Chole Straung two sisters three half brothers and his step father. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Shower Springs with burial at Shover Springs by Hendon-Cornelus Funeral Home.
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Hugo Elkins
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Chole Straung
J. H. Pickard
W. B. Barda
T. L. McWilliams
J. E. Willams
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J. W. Meililams
Shower Springs
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Herndon-Cornelus Funeral Home
Ex-Mayor McLaughlin Eyes Hot Springs Comeback
Former Hot Springs mayor Luc P s McLaughlin may plan a political return, reports from Little Rock say. A page one article quotes McLaughlin saying he has not discouraged inquiries though he is focused on other work.
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Delaying Deliberately, Americans Say on Korea Talks
Allied and U.N. negotiators in Tokyo accuse Chinese and North Korean officials of delaying the talks to press political aims. Vice Admiral Joy and other U.N. figures contend Pyongyang and Beijing may stall as part of a broader effort to cow the allied powers amid the San Francisco peace conference context. The Vienna rhythm of decline, with Ridgway and the U.N. command weighing responses, frames the diplomacy as uncertain and strategic.
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Big Melons Bring Thanks From Receivers
Letters from Alexander Warehouse Co and Long Bell Sure Company express gratitude for generous shipments of Hope watermelons. Recipients note the quality and timely delivery, praising the crateful fruit and the thoughtfulness behind the gesture.
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Local resident listed for church service this afternoon
Mrs T G, a Press home resident, is expected to attend a service at Christian Church this afternoon with Mr Moody from Price.
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Sury Moody
Price
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