Our Daily Bread and the China Aid Debate
A column contrasts mail reliability during a railroad strike with the importance of the automotive industry and U.S. steel and resources. It critiques Senate Republicans for rejecting the administration China aid offer as inadequate, asserts the need for a responsible European bulwark, and emphasizes U.S. policy in Asia and Japan.
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Washington Dispatch
Senate
China
Cennally
Trueman
Troma
America
Europe
Asia
U. S
Japan
Three Local Men Enlist in Air Force at Hope Station
Sergeant Warren G Short announces three additional area enlistments at Hope air force station. Floyd G and Douglas Weems, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Weems, Reute 1 Emmet Ark, and Albert J Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim J Brown Fulton Ark, enlisted August 31. Two Weems brothers previously served in army and navy. All are transferred or to be processed at Camp Challee Ark for basic training and assignment.
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Warren G. Short
Air Force
Hope Station
Army
Navy
Floyd, G
Douglas Weems
Robert J. Weems
Reute 1
Emmet
Ark
Albert J. Brown
Jim J. Brown
Fulton
Weems
Weemy
Recruit Brown
Camp Challee
T Wo
Weormas
Kat Eustenn
Wermy
Lore
Texarkana
Sat
Shot
Trucks Take Over Daily Mail Runs
Courier routes are disrupted as trucks assume daily mail duties across towns including Little Rock and Kansas City. The period features scattered deliveries and special express routes, with vehicles hauling mail toward Washington and Nashville as usual.
Weather Outlook for Rakiinsng This Evening and Sunday
Forecast calls for mainly fair conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness overnight. Sunday will see partly cloudy skies from the West portion with mild temperatures and light winds.
Bobcats Roll to 12-0 Season Opener Over DeQueen
Hope high school opened the football season with a 12 to 0 victory against De Queen Leoprads before about 3500 fans. Wesley Huddleston and 6 backs contributed to the scoring drives spanning 65 and 63 yards in the second quarter. The Hope line, guards Morris Barrentine and James Johnson and center Richard Bruner, dominated, while De Queen struggled to mount a sustained drive.
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Aupes Soncats
UcQueen Leopards
Bobcats
Hope Boys
Velerees
Hope
de- Queen
James Johnson
Morris Barrenline
Garret
Richard Bruner
East
Wesley Huddleston
Edsel Nix
Mitchell LaGrane
de Queen
Neal
Huddleston
Nix
LaGrane
LaGrone
Ballentine
Gordon Beasley
DeQueen
Reeder Huddleston
Fum
Sipply Justs
Pickins
Buddy
Marion Smith
Ronnie Hudson
DedQeeen
Pengtties
Prescott
Fact Finders to Study Steel Dispute
Washington reports a three member fact finding board submitted secret recommendations to resolve the steel dispute with President Truman. The panel urged no wage increase but offered about 10 cents per hour in pension and insurance benefits, a proposal far below the CIOSteelworkers demand and likely to complicate broader wage talks. The White House plans to publish the findings at 6:00 p.m. EST, while unions and industry weigh options ahead of the upcoming wage round.
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Washington
UPI
Truman
Urnman
White House
Suike Dac Eport
CIO Steelworkers
den Truman
We. Portsib
Mal Carroll Ahiats
New York
Rusesian
David L. Cole
Purer'sun
N. J
Wllopeny
Premdenk
Ininsight Teesdas
MoMath Canceled Speech Sparks Confusion and Debate
Mermehis Bey and Gaye trade up in a chaotic event as MoMath cancels a scheduled address. Arkouisas and Teraple Tera figures are referenced in a muddled report with unclear details.
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Mermehis
Bey
Gaye Epmop
MoiMath
Arkouisas
Vanoclud
Yertonhly
Victorious Cats to Attend Pro Game Event
The Cats will attend a pro game today between the Tagles and Raanig, invited by the Love American Levin Post. Guests include Pred Roberson and Gilsory Rogs as legion members. funds from last month’s district Soltis Texarkana tournament will aid charity, with proceeds earmarked for widows and children.
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Queiees
Bobcat
Coqehes Trickey
Martin
Kellum Wall
Little Reel
Tagles
Raanig
American Levin Post
Pred Roberson
Gilsory Rogs
Legion
Inty
Texarkana
Former Rector of Hope Church Sucumbs
The former rector of Hope Church died yesterday at age 74 after a brief illness. Funeral services are planned at the Hope Church, with details to be announced by the pastor and church officials. The community mourns the loss of a longtime spiritual leader and mentor.
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Hope Church
Zhy Dew
Aaiey
Bo Sri
No Sign of Settlement in MP Strike
The Missouri Pacific rail system faced a near shutdown as 3,006 train men joined a strike and over 20,000 other workers were laid off across a 10 state area. Unions demand arbitration on operating rules while the carrierresists. Only about 2,000 employees remained to handle essential administrative duties.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Brotherhoods of
Paul J. Neff
R. E. Davidson
Brotherhoods
Davidson
Expedition Fails to Find Noah's Ark on Mt Ararat
Dr. Aaron J. Smith of Greensboro North Carolina led an American expedition to Mt Ararat seeking Noah's ark. Severe weather Glacier coverage and volcanic activity halted the 15 day search. Smith remains hopeful the ark may be found in the future.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Aaron J. Smith
Greensboro
N. G
Mt. Ararat
Vatan
Smith
Ararits Smith
Purley
High School Student Dies Unexpectedly
Opal Juani Tayers a high school student who would have graduated this year died unexpectedly in her hometown. She is survived by her parents and siblings, with funeral services planned at 7:00 p.m. Sunday at Shover Springs Bayley Church, officiated by Reverend Car Jud Roberts and Reverend Bo OU. Pallbearers include family members and local figures. The community mourns this sudden loss and offers condolences to the Byers and related families.
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Opal Juani Tayers
Hope High Senous
Mae
Shover
Spris
Kidnapped Truck Driver’s Daughter Sought by 13-State Alarm
In Trenton New Jersey on September 10 a blonde five year old, Janie Fran, was abducted from in front of her home. Dozens of neighbors joined police in a nightlong search along the Delaware River fearing a sex maniac may have taken the child. Police said the motive appeared not ransom. The father John Fritu8 is a truck driver of modest means. Witnesses described the abductor as a swarthy white man about 30. The case prompted a widespread 13-state alert and a search across nearby neighborhoods and river crossings.
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Little Rock
Jai
Jercingn
Frank
Chester Brown
Hermondale
Rock
Federal District
Atorney
James T. Gooch
Robert Lee Talley
Osceula
Ark
Cape Girardeau
Janesboro
Washington
J. Monard McGrath
Department of Justice
Missouri
Federes
Miggoul
Talicy
Osceola
Arkansas
Talley
Avtar
Authoritles
Trenton
N. J
Polics
Janie Fran
Delaware River
John Frit
Jimie
Whean Marshon
Grave Zolmith
Janie
Corde Zel- Insy
Pete
Noe
Ponteylvanig
Poli
Te Child
James Gyuenm
Danie
Fuera
Seeurich
Judge Suggests Radar to Aid Vice Squad in New Orleans
New Orleans Sept. 10 AP The city vice squad may adopt radar for fast detection of prostitution, after Judge Edwin A. Babylon released 26 suspects for lack of evidence. Officials debated practical use, with some wary of electronics and others urging modern methods while police continue raids.
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New Orleans
Edwin A. Babylon
Lvadar
Jude ‘Sdid
Navy
Sodap
Vies Squad
Supe
Mone
Wuedige Babylon
Erin
Joseph Schuering
Midae
Strikers Halt Two Cotton Belt Trains
A Cotton Belt spokesman said crowd actions disrupted two trains in the St Louis area early today. Police cleared the lines as workers formed near yards, halting service before a southbound schedule.
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St. Louis
Cotton Belt
East St
Radvonel
St Dowig
Thirssor
Thas
Iru
St. Laura
APL to Offer Bonds to Bidders
Arkansas Power and Light asked the Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to sell 8.7 million dollars of first mortgage bonds at competitive bidding. The bonds mature in 1979. Proceeds will fund construction.
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Washington
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
60 000 Reds Start Canton Campaign
Communist commanders sent 60,000 troops toward Hengyang as observers foresee a full scale assault on Canton. Nationalists fortified two new lines north and east of the city while Gen Yeh Chion-ying was placed in charge of south China. Fierce fighting reported near Amoy and Hengyang as both sides maneuver for the decisive engagement.
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Canton
China
Hengyang
Yinetak
Chaoan
Swatow
Peiping
Yeh Chion-ying
Hac
South China
Yeh
Chaiing
Une
Gueerrilla
Amay v
Falkien
Chadan
Amay
Amoy
Yree AM
Canton Shool
Chungking
Communists Urge Shanghai to Share Food Amid Unrest
Shanghai reports crippling unemployment and inflation as the Red Press says government retrenchment and factory cutbacks suspend normal policy. Discharged workers may be rehired at a minimum wage while communist money is printed in large notes. Official exchange rate and red dollar references fuel inflation fears.
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Shanghai
Red Press
Algerigan — Dallar
U.S
Contract Let for No 24 in Nevada County
An Arkansas highway study contract was approved by three state highway commission members. The Automotive Safety Foundation of Washington will conduct the survey at an estimated cost of about 15000 dollars. Contracts awarded include drainage structures gravel base surface and steel bridges on Highway 423 in Nevada County to Jones Brothers for 160,886 dollars.
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Little Hook
Arkansas
State Highway Commission
Automotive Safety Foundation of Washington
AW Johnson
Highway Department
Quanaty Ting
Nevada County
Jo Ves Brothers
Employment Security Division to Cut off 56 Workers
Fifty six employees of Vic Arkansas employment security division will be tar off the payroll Sept. 15. The announcement came from Largest Flyer Evininyment Security Adminis Tay Coote of Vic Andes, with Vivtur Homer SL Adkins.
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Litlke
Vic Arkansas Employment Security Division
Tay Coote
Vic Andes
Vivtur Homer SL Adkins
MRSC
Angie Frog
Elahl
Suit Filed to Contest New Milk Ordinance
James H. Pillinaton attorney for Bill McClendon fights the Hope City new milk ordinance in Hempstead Chancery Court. Petitioners plan to submit referendum if upheld. McClendon calls the ordinance an attempt to tax him out of business by charging about $8 per year on all milk, regardless of source, and vows to pursue legal action to challenge its validity.
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James H. Pillina Ton
Bill
McClendon
Hempstra Chancery Court
Hope City
Pilkinton
Nashville
Arking
Magnolia
Lewisville
Ordin
McClen Mule
Miss America Contest Nears Final Selection Night
In Atlanta on September night the Miss America title nears its 15 finalists after three rounds of preliminaries. Jacque Mercer of Arizona and Trudy Germi of Illinois compete in talent and bathing suit divisions, aiming for the $25,000 quest and related scholarships. Finalists face evening gown and a fresh judging panel as 21 judges pick the winner by midnight.
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Atlantate City
N- Sept
Stag &Pm
Selec
Vstal
Jacque
Litfield
Aciz
Slan
M. Mercer
California
Mis Mercer
Beatty
Mérce
Miss Alnois
Chicago
Trudy Germi
Nuyw
America
Navy
Awianescia
Canada
Fornia
Justice Rutledge Relapses in Critical Condition
York Me Sept 10 Justice Wiley Rutledge suffered another relapse and remains in critical condition. Dr Ehmer Tower reported the 64 year old jurist had a cerebral hemorrhage and lapsed into a coma again with left side paralysis. bulletin said condition was favorable later.
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York
Supreme Court
Wiley Ruledge
Ehmer Tower
Rutledge
Empress Fom
Tod
Yaple
Justine Rutledge
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Alex. H. Washburn
Internal Revenue
Airforce
Sours Paville Vaibeay
Wisi
Postminster
Toby
Wrixeo
Kansas City
Washhogton
Nishville
Momath Gancels
Victorious Cats
Ana
Cincinnati, D
Ida Aron
Irving, Tenn
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arnn
Jamey
Tommy
Jimmy
Mrs. Cooper
Warren
APL
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