Motorcade plans set for Third District Livestock Show week
The Third District Livestock Show motorcade schedule announced for September 16 to 18 with routes through Heber Springs, Nashville, Murfreesboro, Arkadelphia, Prescott, and Camden. Show opens September 23 with a downtown parade and a Thursday horse parade to start Show Week. Junior Chamber of Commerce to handle fines and jailings during festivities.
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Stock Show Board
Monnday
Thope
Herth
Nashville
sid Murtrees+boro
Delight
Arkadelphia
Gueden
Prescott
Navada Seouty
Camden
Stephens
Waldo
Lewisville
Rosston
Bodean
Hope
Wogrlog
Dross
Chamber of Commerce
Binford McRae
L. B
Tanley
L. O
Temple
A. H. Washburn
Arch -Wylie
Charles Wigon
Bill Norman Daniels
Stevenson Claims National Guard Used To Preserve Law
Governor Faubus and Arkansas leaders spar with national figures over integration at Little Rock. Stevenson, returning from Africa, says the guard acted to preserve law and curb compliance challenges rather than enforce it. He cites Congress’ session as showing responsibility and notes progress at London talks.
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Chicago
Stevens
Arkansas
Orval
Stevenson
Estand
Africa
Filuvenson Sal
Congress
London
Geal
Cnd
Blagenson
Evenson
Morning Mail Facts on Diet and Gems in New York
A fractured World War I era style column notes odd tips and trivia. It mentions piano practice for weight loss, watches with synthetic gems, social spending on food and liquor, and a quirky reference to yoga and crop prayers. Page Six continuation hinted.
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New York
America
U S Arms Begin Trip to Middle East Mission
U S arms were sent to the Middle East as a show of support for regional buildup against potential threats from pro Soviet Syria. An eight ship flotilla including Globemasters and Flying Boxcars carried rifles jeeps meeting guns and ammunition toward Jordanian Amman. Jordanian officials dignitaries and Cairo observers commented as Syria accused Washington of planning invasion and Western oil pipeline plots emerged in reports from Cairo daily El Shaab.
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Jordan
U.S
Beoxin &Midilla
Syria
Bath
Mosgaw
United States
Cairo
el Shaeb
Byria
Eisenhower Signs Broad Civil Rights Bill Into Law
President Eisenhower signed a comprehensive civil rights bill into law in Newport Rhode Island. The act grants broad powers to enforce voting rights, creates a civil rights division in the Department of Justice, and authorizes injunctions to curb unlawful interference with voting. It reforms jury trial provisions in civil contempt cases and sets conditions for trials and penalties, with debates over the division’s powers and enforcement.
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Londay
Eisenhower
Newport
Department of Justice
Gener
Eeherd
Congress
Lillo Os
Junction
Il Lowal
Weniss
Local Hempstead Beauty Contest Tuesday Night
The Miss Hempstead County 157 contest at Saenger Theatre on Tuesday September 10 will select Hempstead County’s entry for the Third District Livestock Show in the Coliseum on September 2. Contestants include Jeona Ridgdill Caroline Cox Bally Rexroat Jeanette Fingher Lonelle Fulley Malinda Marcum and Mary Ann Hall.
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Hempstead County of 157
Saenger
Livestock Coliseum
Hempstead
Jeona Ridgdill
Caroline Cox
Bally Rexroat
Jeanette Fingher
Lonelle Fulley
Malinda Marcum
Mary Ann Hall
John McLeod
Ceremonia
Grecia Wortham
Sutsisle
Hampstead
Susan Davis
David Pearson
Hope
Mildred Buchanan
Prescott
Ginger Rogers
Final Rites Today for Delaney Infant
Final rites are held today for the Delaney infant Thomas Edward. The brief obituary notes the infant’s parents and grandparents, with scattered fragments of names and places garbled in the OCR. The readable facts point to a mournful family notice in the local paper.
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Delaney
Negroes Barred From N Little Rock School Strain Grows
President Eisenhower signed the civil rights bill and awaited Little Rock developments as the integration crisis intensified. An FBI report on the Little Rock issue would be delivered to Federal Judge Ronald N. Davies today, while the White House foresaw potential executive action to uphold the Constitution if needed.
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Newport Het
Eisenlawer
Little Rock
Ape
White House
James C. Hagerty
Newport Navy
Mageerly
Little, Hook
Peeral
Ronald N. Davies
Gall
Newport County Club
Eisen ‘Hawar
U.S. Naval Base
Newport
Ingusure
Hagerty Telph
Georfy
Willian
Boars
Davies
Ark
Raed
Indieytians
Paibus
Federal Au
Hoyerty
Megan Tat
Eisenhower
Stassen Sees a First Step to Disarming
Harold Stassen outlines a cautious path toward disarmament during a Washington report, saying progress hinges on international willingness to suspend large arms programs and cut forces. He cites prior talks in London and at the United Nations and notes a pending report from a subcommittee to advance the disarmament effort.
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William Galbraith
Wasitington
Harold Be. Strassen
U. S
Cisirinament
Sen Nitor
Wally
Washington
Stassen Anid
Landon Lilks
John Fosher Auden
Sommuniat
Pravda
United
Levialka
Lisenhower
OU. N
Assemly
United Nations
Landen
Yerger High School Joins National Foreign Relations Project
Yerger High School Vope Arkansas joins 500 U S high schools for the 1957 58 Foreign Relations Project under Nazi Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools grant from Ford Foundation. Principal Will Rutherford announces Miss M V Minor will participate in the experimental program to stimulate interest in foreign affairs, promote understanding of world problems, and develop critical thinking about American foreign policy.
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James M. Becker
Marth Central Association
Yerger High
Nazi Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Tthe
Ford Foundation
Boosters to Meet Tuesday Night
Hope Booster Club members are reminded of a meeting on Tuesday night September 10 at the Jghes Field House. The notice mentions an earlier call for a gathering and emphasizes attendance.
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Boosters
Hope Booster Club
Jghes
Field House
Crane Infant Buried At St Paul Cemetery Near Oran
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Odus Crane was buried Saturday at St Paul Cemetery near Oran. Oakcrest Funeral Home led services. Survivors include brother William Crane of Hope paternal grandmother Ada A Cant of Hope and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Thornton of Hope.
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Strayeams Gergreen- Eye
William Odus Crane
St. Paul
Oran
Oakcrest Funeral Home
William &, Crane of
Hope
Ada A. Cant
Joe Thornton
Accident Monday at Hervey Street in St. Louis collision
A reported accident Monday at Hervey Street involved Verna L. Musserman of St. Louis and W. T. Taylor of Blevins. Police noted heavy damage to the St. Louis vehicle and initiated an investigation.
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Hervey
al 3Re
Hervey Streats
Verna L. Musserman
St. Louis
W. T. Taylor
Blevins
Tila
Invasti Bated
All Around Town notes and local sport updates
Mer and Mrs. 4. B. Patten plan to move to Alexandria Louisiana this week. He worked for L&A and KCS in Jimes and served in Hope on the Century Bible Class board Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and other affairs. Tommy Jean Bright aged 10 caught a four pound bass Sunday. Hope basketball boss Jerry Moone notes the No 1 Class AA state team dominates. Funeral home installs two way radio in ambulance. City Manager Hope Gays Jand Modders will move here October 1 and start duties October 15. A large 400 pound fresh water tuna sent to Mr Hall by Bud Cotter Co was transported from Monett Missouri.
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G. G. Medders
Mer
B. Patten
Alexandria
Patten
L&a
KCS Jimes
Hope
Century Bible Class
Chamber of Commerce
Pasi
Rotary Club
Feed
Patrigia
Pattens
Tommy Jean Bright
George Bright
Narrows
W. T. Baker
Gays Jand G. Modders
Monett
Hall
Mongli
My. Hall
Bud Cottier Co
J. C. Penney
White Students Force Six From School Ground
North Little Rock High School opened with six policemen guarding the campus after white students attacked six Negroes trying to enter the building. Police cut the mob from rushing the steps. none of the Black students were injured. The incident followed a prior year pattern when the National Guard kept Black pupils out of Central High School in Little Rock.
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Robert E. Ford
Little Mock
Ark
Little Rock
Selwal
North Little Rock
Little Reel
National Guard
Lite Rock
la Dolly
North Gilt Roark
B. Wright
Welker
L. E. Stroud
Shalstad
West German Chief Accused by Russia
The Soviet Union accused West Germany of taking a dangerous path and rejected Bonn's demand for free elections to name the divided country weeks before Germany’s elections. Chancellor Adenauer warned the note aimed to bolster the opposition and stressed a policy of strength amid Moscow’s stance on free elections.
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Lfi
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Alog Na
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Boon
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Adenauer
Bisadr Wilisingtes
Foy Minisey Andre
Campignist
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