Bois d Arc Preserve Work Advances Near Hope
August 29 dispatch details the Bois d Arc hunting preserve being built two miles from the northern wildlife area end. A dragline and bulldozer crew, part of the Arkansas Game Commission, average 400 feet daily on levee work, with current progress between 250 and 300 feet. The project covers about 6,000 acres with potential additional land and possible water before winter, though no official statement has been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iultlozer
Bois d'Arc
Machery Oh
U.S. 87
Pavemen
Hope
Odus ‘Har
B. J. Bratcher
Garland Kidd
Bols d' Arc Creek Bridge
Arkansas Game Commission
West Willing to Continue Talks With Russia
Western powers agreed to press Russia for continued talks on armament limits. Soviet delegate Valeria rejected the offer but did not rule out future exchanges as five powers plan subcommittees and a formal reply before a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Russia
London
Hi oOnklowe
Feis
Hays
Ares
Britain
Bela
T. Westerr
Registration Starts Here Thursday at Local Schools
School buses run on regular schedule Thursday September 6 for grades 1 2 3 and 7 8 10 reporting to schools for registration. Grades 4 5 6 7 and 11 12 report Friday. Fulton students report Thursday. All schools on half day Thursday and Friday and full days begin September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Tot Falls Into Well Rescue Ends Narrowly
In Magnolia Arkansas a 22 month old girl slipped into a partly dug water well at home. Emerson Bradley, the father, lowered himself head first into the opening on a rope and retrieved the child by her dry hose, pulling her to safety. Relatives report she suffered no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
Heey Emerson
Judy Ann Bradley
Glenn Bradley
Brad
Ley
Bradley
Hope High School hosts clinic on self development
The Hope BAPW Club sponsors a self development clinic led by Mr Grimes in the Hope High School auditorium on Thursday at 7 40 pm The event aims to teach personal development and raise funds for the club Tickets cost 1 000 and are available from club members Proceeds support the Hope BAPW Club activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob ‘Grimes
Hope B&pw. Club
Tom Landes 65 Retired Merchant Dies in Local Hospital
Tom Landes 65 a retired merchant died in a local hospital early today He lived on Highway 29 South of Hope Survivors include his wife Mrs Lettie Landes a son Thurman Landes of Patmos brothers Charles Landes of Houston Texas and two sisters Mrs By Glover and Mrs Ollie Jones of Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow. W. Landes
Highway 29
Hope
Lettie “Landes
Thurman Landes
Patmos
The
of Texas
Ped
Charles: Landes
This Man Will Actually Paint the Town Red
Hass Boyle reports on a man who plans a bold night out and explains the significance of his actions. He outlines the inspiration behind the event and its cultural impact.
Highway death toll climbs past safety council estimates
National Safety Council figures show at least 426 highway deaths in the Labor Day period plus 3 drownings and 75 other accidents for an overall toll of 604. California led with fatalities, followed by New York and Texas, while Vermont Rhode Island New Hampshire and Delaware posted records. Ned H. Bearboyn called the carnage tragic and discouraging to officials as the tally may reach 430 to 435, near last year's 453.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol
National Safety Council
United Press
California
New York
Texan
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Delaware
Ned H. Bearboyn
Dearborn
Oxark School Report on Attendance and Events
A fragmented Ozark school note describes two students absent and a session yesterday at the high school. Graves commented on behavior noting none of the boys and girls were present, while other lines reference enrollment and a planned event announced by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxark School
Negra Studuls
Graves
Meseeregubion
Ozrari
U.S. Probes Use of Guards in Little Rock Integration Halt
The United States reviews Gov. Orval Faubus's order sending National Guard to halt integration at Central High School in Little Rock. The school board canceled student transfers, while Faubus defends the move as necessary to preserve peace. Judge Ronald Davies delays actions as tensions rise and questions about ant i integration measures unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Little Rock
Wai Sehonl
Gentten
Genten
F Orval” Paulius
Chiardenon
Acton
Nleh
Faubus
Ronald Davies
Arkansas
Fridvy
Itatt
Oridler
Budget Can't Justify Tax Cut Says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower told reporters Congress did not cut his budget enough to justify a tax cut. He estimated government spending this year would be about one billion dollars higher and said possible reductions next year depend on further savings and inflation containment. He stressed inflation as a major national issue and urged restraint to apply conservative policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Ches. Jy. Eulinteat
Schools Begin Integration in Several Southern Areas
National Guard units stand by as Greensboro Charlotte and Winston-Salem plan mixed classes amid mounting push for desegregation. In Mecklenberg County near Charlotte and Clinton North Carolina Negro pupils join white students while Nashville and Knoxville move toward court ordered integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Orval Fribbs
Arlesias
Centraligh
Alc Nera
Arkansaa
Tenia
Carolin
Negri
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winetun-Saleim
Greansborro
Ant ' Negro
Mecklenbaey
Tha County ‘School
Bo Ga U
Gregh Vtan
Clinton
Jenna Negra
Lo Inka
Vate Donde
Clinton High
Pepart Torgether
National
Knoxvilly
Nashville
Toern
Thalys Wen
Nagroes
Three Car Wreck Causes Minor Damage at Third and Hervey
A three car accident at Third and Hervey Streets yesterday caused bumper damage to all vehicles. Luella Adams reportedly lost brakes on her car, colliding with two other vehicles driven by W. C. Bruner and Dantel Goodner. Adams faced a charge of failure to have proper brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey
Luella Adams
W. C. Bruner
Dantel Goodner
Luellie Adams
North Little Rock Board Meets Today Amid Protest Dispute
North Little Rock School Board plans a special session today to discuss alleged illegality at White High School. President Vin Nhce defends the board while critics cite threats and civil rights concerns. The meeting follows claims of disturbances and pressured actions against students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Nhce
North Die Bork
Fay Firller
Wallin
Clive Ruel
Byron Hy Bogard
Whyte High School
Iltegralloy
Lie Riek
Houed
Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council Livestock Show
The Hempstead County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs will sponsor an old dine show during the Third District Livestock Show in September. Exhibits include baked goods crafts and sewing items with 4-H entries judged for ribbons. Entries must be in the Exhibit Hall by 10 a.m. Monday September 23 and remain through September 28. Contact Mrs. Lorraine B. Wylie for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Wylie
County Extension Office
Attitudes Must Change in Roles for Men and Women
New York report cites Aly Forey and Dr. Daniel G Brown at the 65th annual American Psychological Association meeting. The panel notes converging roles as husbands share chores and wives work outside home, with changes in pay scales, education, and skills reflecting shifting expectations in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aly Forey
Daniel G. Brown
Psychology
Department of the U.S, Air Force Accademy
Colorado Springs
Calo
American Psychological Assn
Brown
Pays
Jersey City
Radioman Sparks of Arkans State Police Note Holiday Safety
All Around Town reports the Jong Labor Day period passed with no fatalities in the district per state police. City police logged three minor wrecks during the weekend. Mrs Gaydon Prescott of Hempstead County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs travels to Columbus and St Louis with HP Club members for meetings and sightseeing, returning September 13. Booster Club meeting tonight at Jones field to discuss football season tickets and officer nominations. Livestock Show catalogue praised for its improved design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Arkansans State Police
Gaydon Prescott
McCaskill
Hempstead Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Columbus
Ohio
National Council
Prescott
HP Club
Kansas
St Louis
Jones’ Field
Faubus Presses Call for Troops at Little Rock Crisis
President Eisenhower held a conference with officials over the Arkansas school incident as Governor Faubus ordered National Guard units to prevent integration at Central High. About 200 adults faced guardsmen outside the school while white students planned to attend. The crowd, including segregationists, clustered near the building as guards blocked entrances. The scene reflected a tense stand over school integration with demonstrations continuing and a Confederate banner displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eikenhower
Washinton
Herret Brochell
Tite
Wwe
National Guard
Lite
Ue Rock
Arkansas
Orval Waiver
Natanal
Nedrpesa
Winer
Eisenhower Apihot Brownell
Little Rock
Central High School
Ptt
Cofombaut
Wilhim
Sehant
Cornell
Faubus
Hie
Weather Center Report for Arkansas and Surrounding Areas
The weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies with mild highs in the upper 80s to 90s across central and northeast Arkansas. Thunderstorm chances are scattered in the south and southeast with potential for brief heavy showers tonight and Wednesday, while rainfall totals for September reach 48.78 inches year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose Center
Arkansas
Igy
Arkans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bois d’Arc
France
Payons
Tot
Tom Landes
Hass Boyle
Kia
Pigevntuss
Nobil Malone
Ike
HD Council
Jack
Ike Dad
Pei
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!