Carriers' Gat ing trip shows the boys safe home again
A recount of a white division carrier unit leaving Bone at 6 20 Sunday for Camp Albert Pike and Shady Lake in the Ouachita forest west of Kirby Ark returning at Go pom. The trip covered about 10 miles with 100 sandwiches four cases of soft drinks five dozen bananas and several boxes of goods. The narrative notes meals at Murfreesboro and a filling station near Nashville with the bus running low on gas on the return.
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Tim
Weill
Quartermaster Corps
United States Army
Bone
Camp Albert
Pike
Shady Lake
Ouachita Forest Reserve
Kirby
Ark
Go Pom
Hope
Murfreesboro
Aid
Nashville
Langley
Salem
Reginald Bearden
Smith
Nesty
Hot Springs
Baird
Ana
Palmer
Bose
Arkansas
Ouachita
Milk Case Delayed as Court Weighs Hope Ordinance
Hempstead Chancery Court continues McClendon suit challenging Hope city milk sale ban until a hearing can be held. City council may repeal the old milks ordinance and pass a new one at Tuesday’s meeting. McClendon’s attorney seeks a temporary injunction to prevent city officials from interfering with his milk sales in Hope.
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William Billy McClendon
Borden
Hope
Hempstead Chancery Court
Hope City
McClendon
McClandon
Raimes
Pilkinton
Mira
Barkley Courtship Report Sparks Local Gossip
St Louis society columns detail Athen Wy Berkley courting widow Mrs Hadley in Springfield and Memphis trips tied to social visits. Attendees include Hadley’s daughter and local figures such as St Louis Attorney Richard Coho, amid a measured, non-graphic sketch of the leisurely arrangements and expected social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Athen Wy Berkley
Todiger
Carluien S. Hadley
Old
Kentucky
Leo
Yeparters
Hadley Tia Jay
Markley Ad
Springfield
Larhiley
Memphis
Dave
Yuente
Bellerive Cuene
Hadlew
Joseph Mori Ghoin
Wid St. Lois
Ricnmond Coho
Hadley
McClain
Wabush Road
Weather forecast for Areulis region unclear
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a weather forecast for Areulis with references to night and Tuesday periods. Specific conditions and temperatures are unreadable. unable to extract concrete details or entities beyond the partial timeframe.
Hope Schools to Open on Wednesday Schedule Details
James H. Joel superintendent announces Hope Schools will open Wednesday September 7 with buses starting at 7 45 a m All schools adopt a half day this week with full day Monday September 28 Cafeteria opens Monday September 12 Schools start 8 50 a m Grade schools close 8 40 p m Ogiesby Junior High and High close 3 45 p m L Negro schools open at SiNam and close 8 49 p m
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James H. Joel
Ogiesby
SiNam
Spy Hunters Sketched for Economy Drive Shakeup
Washington reports a congressional push to cut back the spy hunting committee budget and staff. The House panel, led by Louis J. Rizkedd, could face staff reductions and reorganizations as lawmakers debate trimming investigations and rerouting funds to the legislative treasury.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Legislative Treasury
Vopditaws
Vlovigal Iff
Canpluss Gat Jegst Suven
Louis J Rissedd
Republicas
Democratic Vonnee
Uwiere Isi
Theas Uny Diehou
Tropical Wind Sweeps Mississippi Amid Severe Storm
A tropical squall from the Gulf of Mexico battered Mississippi causing power and telephone outages. No injuries were reported as winds reached high speeds across Harrison County and surrounding areas, with most damage limited to scattered shingles and tree limbs.
Jet Pilots Aim to Break Record in National Air Race
Jet pilots seek to crack a national record in a high speed air race. The event features top aviators, prize money, and a push to surpass current marks. Participants include leading pilots from various clubs and national teams, with spectators and officials monitoring the competition closely.
Max Cox Dies in Hope Hospital at 53
Max Cox aged 53 died at 1259 p.m. in Hope Hospital after living in Hempstead all his life. He owned Hempstead Motor Company and Pontiac Agency for 15 years. Survived by his mother Mrs Forest Cox and sister Mrs Mark Hendrix, plus two nephews and a niece. Funeral set at First Methodist at 40:30 a.m. Tuesday with Rev J J Cooper. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers are local automobile dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Max Cox
Fulton
Hemptead
Hope
Hempstead Mothor Company
Pontiac Agency
Forest Cox
Mark Hendrix
First Methodist Church
J. J. Cooper
Herndon Cornelius
Rose His Cemetery
Tommy Seymor
Brooks, Shults
Gunar Cox
Ernest MacWilliams
Lloyd Spencer
Terrell Cornelius
Automobile Dealers of Hope
Columbus School Opens With Short Week Schedule
Columbus gyne school in Hempstead county District No. opens Wednesday morning September 7 at 8 o'clock for registration. A fast school through Wednesday to Friday. Full day schedule to begin Monday September 12. Finals for grades 9 10 11 12 and registration times announced. Schools will operate with shortened week for several campuses and dismissals adjust to busier harvest period.
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Columbus Gyne
Hempstead
Jenyve
Hone High School
Colibis
Columbus
Milks
Milk Producers Plan Door to Door Campaign Reported
A dairy industry note outlines a door to door campaign by milk producers to address price disputes and market conditions. Sunlit steps discuss vendor outreach, producer coordination, and timing for a coordinated effort across regions.
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Milk Producers
Veterans Clash at Paul Robeson Concert in Peekskill Riot
Thousands gathered for a Robeson concert as anti left demonstrators hurled rocks bottles and missiles. Police and 250 state troopers protected the event as windows were shattered vehicles overturned and 50 people hospitalized. About 14 arrested and many held in protective custody as the crowd dispersed toward New York City.
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Peekskill
Paul Robeson
Ne&Yo Sungey Bol
Westchester
Thomas F. Dewey
Aves
Robscon
Siate
Robeson
Pilling
New York City
Foster's Shoe Store Offers Trade-in for Old Shoes
Foster's Shoe Store announces a new trade-in program where customers can turn in used shoes for 50 vents toward a new pair. Each traded item funds four shoes donated to charitable organizations at no cost to the recipient, aiding needy individuals.
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Foster’s Shoe Store
Foster's Shoe Store
Junior Legion Boys Dine at Hotel Barlow Tonight
The Junior American Legion baseball team and coaches will be guests of Hotel Barlow at 7 o clock for a winter event. Fathers of the boys will be present, with coaches Clyde Priv koy and Jack Bull leading the group.
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American Legion
Barlow
Dil En
Clyde Privkoy
Jack Bull
Pope Denounces Communism by Name in Radio Address
Pope Pius XII publicly denounced communism by name in a German radio speech to German Catholics. He tied the Vatican excommunication decree to defending religion and workers’ rights, signaling a broader clash with atheistic communism and urging Catholics, including Swiss and Italian faithful, to resist materialism threatening faith.
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Castel Gandoto
Iuly
Frank Strack
Germany
Pius
Switzerland
Italy
Luzene
Spope
One Seriously Hurt in Auto Accident
A soldier identified as J A Johnson stationed at Fort Sam Houston was critically injured when Joseph P Lewis of Phoenix failed to avoid a stalled truck on Highway 67 near Emmet. Johnson was transported to Hot Springs Army and Navy hospital. condition described as very critical. No other serious injuries reported.
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Joseph P.lewis
Phoenix
Arizona
Emmet
J. A. Johnson
Fort Sam Houston
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Herndon-Cornelius
Travis Ward
Lewis
Richard Allen Narvelle, Jr. Negro
Jeffersons
Tno
Betty Taylor
Minden
Emmet Richards
Texarkana Nepre
Highway 67
Fulton River Bridge
Mrs. Dale Copeland HSTC Instructor Dies in Nashville
Mrs. Dale R. Copeland an instructor at Heddulsa State Teachers College died in Nashville after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband and a daughter in the notice from the local obituary column.
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Dale Copeland
HSTC
Nashville
Dale R. Copeland
Heddulsa State Teachers Cosage
Hee Hace
Happy Labor Day analysis from a puzzled crowd
A garbled Labor Day column by HAL BOYLE surveys workers and society with satire. It lists varied roles and groups from firefighters to nurses and even flagpole sitters, reflecting a broad, unsettled sense of a holiday's meaning. The piece reads like a fragmented, satirical social snapshot.
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Walt
Hite Wrathur
Waltguns
Wba
Wintel Dibble-Cay
Ten Deaths in Arkansas From Labor Day Week Seeps In
United Press reports indicate Arkansas suffered at least ten deaths during the initial Labor Day period from traffic accidents, a plane crash, and a drowning. Victims include Wayne Thomas and Junior Pepper near Lake Village, Tya Estep in Ozark country, and James Pennington drowned at Hurricane Lake. A planefield wreckage was found with bodies not recovered. additional fatalities occurred near Paragould and Magnolia with injuries to others. State authorities warned the nation faces its worst holiday traffic toll as millions travel.
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Arkansas
Wayne Thomas
Junior Pepper
Lake Village
Lake Vilage
Tya Jue Estep
Yeven
Paris
Ozari
Pheht
Roy Estep
Pavis
Slep
Jimey Pennington
Benton
Hurricane Lake
Little Rock
State Peollee
Little
Donily Leme
Walcotl
Parasould
Straklé
Pavalioaias
Nepro Wera
Ava Mae Brown
Callisian
Magnolia
Smiall Poy
Little Kacig
Oat Dumas
United Press
Jekey Lubardy Weekead
Silaty
Belwoor Gop
Mischa Eous TeEngats
Ee Deurhuan
National Safety Council
Stowly
Wwe
Jesniel
Oliday
Truman Attacks Opponents of Fair Deal Plan
President Truman delivers a sharp Labor Day speech at the Allegheny County Free Fair criticizing foes of his Fair Deal agenda. He accuses opponents of promoting statism and special privilege, urges support for housing, economic, and military programs, and vows continued progress through the next Congress. He planned to travel to Des Moines for an agricultural policy talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
P. Dent Truman
Congressi
Truman
United State
Allegh County Free Fair
Campaig
Bxnihert
Tocingine Shra
Ravermont Grain Storage Authority
Marshall Plantation
Atlantic
Trurpa
Printers Open Drive to Kill Amendment
Labor Citizens push to repeal a 1950 Arkansas constitutional amendment barring union membership as a job condition. Local unions plan petitions while strikes ripple through Pierce- Svilli plant and steel mills. Labor Day events are limited but communities host picnics and fishing, with cloudy showers forecast.
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Associated Press
Like Rock
Unt
Wheingen
Pierce-Svilli Basket
Jonesboro
United Steehyer
Amé
Rey J Metals Company
Uni Agaist
Missiouri Pacific
Freau
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