Protests Over Bourke White Plane Photographs
Washington protest over Life photographer Margaret Bourke White taking pictures of a secret B 36 and B 47 aircraft raises security concerns. Senator Jenner asks Defense Secretary for names, access details, and handling of the images while Life defends its journalist and stresses clearance. Also brief report from Las Palmas notes a bus crash killed five and injured 40.
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Sept
Uumm
Wonin
Jennur R
Ada Life Magazine
Sener
Air Force
Jenner
Marshall
Dlefrance
Bobcats Rally Past Stamps 19-7 in Season Opener
Bobcats overcome a 7-0 halftime deficit to defeat the Stamps 19-7 before a capacity crowd. Led by Baber and Williams on defense and Bright at quarterback, Hope staged a 13-point second half, breaking the tie and pulling away. Stamps struggled with 5 penalties and tied 7-7 briefly before Hope's late threat sealed the win.
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Hope
Bobcats
Stamps Yellowjackets
Eternity
Bobcat
Stamps
Jimmy Dan Baber
Reed
Baber
Chubby Williams
Neal
Royce Barbaree
Robert Cox
Bright
Stanford
Marti
Stone
Yellowjackets
Burke
Jessee Sanders
Farley
Hope High School
Martin
England
Sanders
Reds Open to Shifting Site for Korea Talks
Tokyo reports indicate the Red propaganda broadcast tonight hinted at moving ceasefire talks from Kaesong as proposed by Gen Ridgway. The remarks were unofficial and did not confirm acceptance. Talks have been suspended since August 23.
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Tokyo
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red Radio
Pyongyang
Peiping Radio
Russia
Jacob) Malif
38Th Parallel
U. N
Korea
Auto Hits Police Car in City Crash
Early today an auto driven by J W Laudermilk hit the side of a city police patrol car at Mth and Walker streets, causing slight damage. Laudermilk was charged with having no brakes after the collision. The police door was dented.
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J. W. Laudermilk
Mth
Walker Streets
Laudermilk
Enrollment figures for Hope District Negro schools released
Hope School District 1A releases enrollment data for Negro Elementary and High School. Totals show a slight year decline but expect a large month end total. Schools listed include Hopewell Yerger Fulton Rosenwald and Miph Schou with various counts.
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Whel V. Rutherford
Hope
Hopewell
Yeeger
Yerger Miph Schou Fulton
Rosenwald
Spring Hill Man Loses Leg in Drag Line Accident
Albert Lee Anderson of Spring Hill, about 24, lost his left leg in a drag line accident at Putten while working for a bridge crew building a pipe line bridge across the Red River. The drag line cable snapped and struck his leg. He is reported resting well by Dr. Walter Sims.
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Albert Lee Anderson
Spring Hill
Putten
Red River
Walter Sims
Senate Bill to Increase Postal Rates
The senate approved a postal rate hike sending a letter price from three to four cents and boosting other charges to lift annual revenue but still leaving the Postal Service in the red. A 60 percent magazine rate increase was approved over three years, while postcards would rise to two cents. The moves omitting a wage hike and keep two day residential mail delivery unresolved.
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Washington
Senate
House
Post Office Department
McFarland
Arizona
Post Office Committee
Sen Lontgro D-Lal
Donaldson
Yerger Lunchroom Opens Monday
The Yerger lunch room plans to open on Monday September 10. Meal prices are 4 cents per item or 60 cents for a weekly ticket. Parents are urged to buy a meat ticket to save 15 cents per week.
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Yerger
Mt Zion Meet Starts Sunday at Church
The Mt Zion CME Church will begin services Sunday night September 10 led by the pastor Rev J B Miller. The public is invited to attend. In other news Sir John Cockcroft, head of England's atomic program, says the US and allies lead Russia in atomic development during a Washington meeting with scientists.
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J. B. Miller
U. & Ahead
New York
John Cockcroft
England
United States
Russia
Cockcroft
Atorole Scicptists
Washington
Frisco Ends Hope Hugo Passenger Run
The Frisco Railway’s diesel passenger car the Dinkey made its last run between Hugo Oklahoma and Hope yesterday. The long effort to discontinue the money losing service finally succeeded as public service commissions of both states granted permission. In the future freight runs on the line will pull a passenger car to service.
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Frisco Railway
Hugo
Oklahoma
Hope
Dillard Pasture Sudan Grass Pasture at Saratoga
County Agent Oliver Adams invites livestock and dairy producers to inspect the Dillard farm near Saratoga on Wednesday at 10:15 AM. The 86 acres of Sudan grass pasture, grazed by polled Herefords and shorthorn cattle, will be shown and the Dillards will discuss Sudan planting and forage quality before frost.
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Wiley Dillard
Saratoga
Dillard
Dillard Farm
Oliver L. Adams
Sudan
Dillards
VU Features Movie Selections Highlighted
VU presents features on four contemporary films, noting standout performances and notable visuals. Readers are invited to explore genre variety and the studio lineup within this week’s entertainment rundown.
Gromyko Affair Still a Mystery
The Gromyko visit amid a reported plot remains unresolved as police note unclear motives and officials offer cautious, brief statements. A dramatic Bayshore route disruption slowed the Soviet party caravan toward San Francisco with an overturned truck and scattered debris observed along the highway.
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Waffaire Gromsky
Maursday
Andrei Ceanyko
Grozayko
Uulusiu
Subiecias
Patral
Bays Shore
San Francisco
Ely
Ava
Gromyko
Merurict
Bayshore
Colin
Lup
Prices Hiked on All New Automobiles
Prices across all new cars are rising by roughly five to six percent as the Office of Price Stabilization allows higher ceilings. General Motors and Chrysler indicate increases will be passed to retail buyers, with some manufacturers still silent. The move follows mounting costs in materials and labor and aims to reflect actual production expenses.
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Tata
Dne
General Motors
Tard Pyslee
Wilson
Chrysler
Ford
Ernest K. Reeves
Purd
Carter
Chryster
OPA
Jesus
Mareerozen
Stolen Car Recovered by State Officers
State officers recovered a stolen vehicle after an incident on Highway 67 near Why Mey Sach. The investigation involved officers Travis Wael and Stay Thompson, with further details emerging from Ark. authorities.
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Travis Wael
de Sule Bolten
Tye
Ark
Megeoes
Hurricane Still Swirling Off Florida
A tropical hurricane swirls off Florida as winds reach up to 118 mph. The storm moves northwest at 18 to 20 mph with hurricane force winds extending 100 miles north and 60 miles south of the center. Ships African Grave Rua Aliaie and others report sea and wind conditions while Bermudi and U.S. East Coast warned to stay offshore.
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Ape
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Akihe
Ver Beach
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Lnredeune
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Perbonne
Rua Aliaie
Atlantic
Bureduda
Weather Bureau
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Fox
Wes
Neland Head
Bermudi
Sileeast
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Virginia
Enny Passes
Lewisville Woman Seriously Hurt in Auto Wreck
Mrs. J. I. Clark of Lewisville was seriously injured yesterday when a Wallite Lumber Co truck driven by George Gibson of Lewisville crossed into her lane on Highway 20 about 15 miles south. State officers Leuk Ftilten and Guy Downing said the truck crowded over on the wrong side, Clark was taken to a hospital, Gibson posted bond on an open charge. In a second accident near Crossroads community another two trucks collided. driver Porter, a 2 man, was reportedly seriously injured.
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J. I. Clark
Lewisville
Ian
Wallite Lumber Co
George Gibson
iLeuk Ftilten
Guy Downing
Porter
Wet and Cool Across Wide Midwestern and Southern Areas
The Associated Press reports wet and cool conditions across the mid continent with no relief from heat in the south and far southwest. Temperatures fell to 39 in Cadillac Michigan and hovered near freezing in Muskegon. Readings ranged in the high 30s to low 40s across the Midwest while rain drenched the Oklahoma Panhandle and Amarillo Texas. Skies were unsettled in the Dakotas Nebraska northern Minnesota and western Iowa, with fair to partly cloudy weather east of the Mississippi and clear from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
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Mid-West
Cadillac
Mich
Muskegon
Michigan
Midwest
Oklahoma- Texas Panhandle
Amarillo Tex
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Copst
All But Three Nations to Sign Treaty By John M Hightowe
At the San Franciscan conference, all but three nations were set to sign the pact. Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko and others intermittently protested, while British officials noted possible brief remarks by Prime Minister Herbert Morrison. The signing schedule remained uncertain as delegates debated terms on Japan postwar arrangements and troop presence.
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San Mentielien
Nutone
Andrei Grosyko
Orient Gronyko
Coumiundal
Buett
Herbart Morrison
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Japan
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Warren Kalehnar
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