Arkansas water needs and taxes shape DuPont plant bid
C Hamilton Moses of the Arkansas State Chamber says DuPont seeks a large water supply and Arkansas must offer strong schools, churches, and hospitals. He cites four handicaps for industry including past tax rates, better out-of-state inducements, and Arkansas no limit millage. He critiques school tax policy and assessment levels shaping industrial appeal.
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Stuttgart
C. Hamilton Moses
Arkansas Economic Corner State Chamber
Canemeree
DuPont Conpany
Arkansas
Moses
DuPont
Mr. Moses
State Department of Education
Draft Board Seeks Whereabouts of Negro Registrant
Selective Service Local Board No 29 seeks Charlie R Fred Brown last registered as a negro man living in Cobb s Quarters Hope Arkansas. Urges anyone in Hempstead county with knowledge of his present address to contact City Hall Hope at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie TN
Fred Brown
City Hall
Hope
Cobb
Hempstead County
Charlie R. Fred Brown
Selective Service Local Board No. 29
Pulaski GOP Weighs Run Against Little Rock Mayor
Pulaski county Republicans set a September 24 meeting to decide whether to field a candidate against Little Rock Mayor Sam Wassell, the Democratic nominee. Chairman Pratt Renmmel says the party will not run a token candidate and may list a name as both Republican and independent, though Attorney General Ike Murry previously ruled that illegal. Wassell won the Democratic nomination for a third term on August Jest 14, defeating alderman Franklin Loy. Nineteen of North Carolina’s twenty oak species are found in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Rock
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Sam Wassell
Pratt C. Renmmel
Republican Committee
Rmmell
Wasseil
Remmell
Ike Murry
Ilegal
Murry
Wessel
Franklin Loy
Hiutle Rock
Goys
Jims
PB. Goveh
Anangini
McMath
I McMath
Torre Gouch
Federal Cout
Incu
Dein Mue Smith
The
Machants and Planters Bank of
We Memphis
Hie
Mon Wera & Paign
Gové
Memphis
McCau
Johnson
McMashy
Statena
Muth
Meva
Crittendon County
Dudge J. C. Johngony
Afta
Thurmo
Fielding L
Wright
Tfnce
Criftendil
Th Revenue Department
J. C
Internal Revenue
Benson Leads DeQueen Over Hope 26-0 Football showdown
Buddy Benson, DeQueen’s standout quarterback, sparked a 26 0 victory over Hope as the Leopard line dominated. Benson returned a punt 45 yards for a second TD and added a 36 yard run setting up another. DeQueen outgained Hope 184 to 148 in total offense with three of six passes completed while Hope fumbled once and threw four incomplete passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hobbs
Bob Benson
DeQueen
Bobcats
Hisoh
Hope
Benson
Leopard
Orville Bright
Buddy Smith
Stanford
James Hubbard
Paul Smith
Deueen
DeeQueen
Crew
Local Major Malone Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Major Frank C. Malone of Albuquerque receives the first oak leaf cluster to the Distinguished Flying Cross for a March 27, 1951 air mission in Korea. Leading two F-51 aircraft, he located camouflaged gun positions, attacked multiple targets, and helped destroy an enemy command post despite heavy fire. He has 104 combat missions and additional Air Medals.
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Frank C. Malone
West 4Th Pte Hope
84 Air Division
Defense
Kirtland Air Force Base
N. M
Lucilile Hutson
Nancy
Lynda
Patrick
Perimeter Drive
Albuquerque
William Matheny
Ndth Air Division
Major Malone
United Nations
Kumwa-Chorwon
Korea
Malone
Maione
Emmet
Ark
Magnolia A&m Colllege
Magnolia
Snakes Grow Bigger in County Contest
Erbie P. Lively of Hope wins first in a county reader's snake killing contest. He killed a 6 foot 2 inch rattler with 18 rattlers and a button along Hickory Creek in north Hempstead. The event began weeks ago after a Spring Hill man killed a smaller snake with 10 rattlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbie P. Lively
Hope
Mr. Lively
Hickory Creek
North Hempstead
Spring Hill
Fight Looms Over Jessup's Appointment
Washington dispatch reports a Senate battle over President Truman's UN envoy pick Philip C. Jessup and ambassadorial contender Chester Bowles. Senators McCarran Brewster Knowles and Hickel are in play as hearings and committee discussions loom, with questions raised about diplomatic experience and anti-Communist concerns shaping the confirmation debate. Other nominees include Warren Austin and Mansfield with Cooper Gross Cohen Strauss Tobias named as delegates.
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Washington
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
U.S
United Nations
Hickenlooper
Lowar Dold
Senate Foreign Relations — Committee
Jessup
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
India
Truman
Hickenlooper’ Said He Has Served Nation Hy
Bowles
McCaran
D-Nev
McCarran
Gonaine Internal Security Committee
Dessip
McCarthy Ur-Wis
Brewster
R-Me
Republican Patio Committee
Tult
R-Ohios
I Mecion
New Delhi
Wickenlooper
Knowle C.cautt
U.N
International Organization
Sessup
Warren BR. Austin
Franklin DB. Rongevelt
Keps
Mansfield
D-Mont
Vorys
Ohio
Allernides
John Sherman Cooper
Ernest A. Gross
Benjamin V. Cohen
Anna Lor Strauss
Channing H. Tobias
Chicago Tavern Owner Killed in Calumet City
Arthur Helfer, 46, owner of several taverns in Calumet City, was shot to death early today near his home. Police say two or more assassins ambushed him as he walked toward his garage after leaving a club. robbery is not considered motive. A prior shot at Helfer near his garage in June was dismissed as a robbery attempt.
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Calumet City
Arthur Helfer
Hy Po- Hee
Walter Maciezewski
Helfer
Pune
Kelfer
Maviozewski
Melfer
Maciezeski
Maciezewski
McCarthy Says Truman Not Disloyal in Michigan Speech
Senator McCarthy told a Coldwater audience that President Truman is both stupid and stubborn but not disloyal. He urged loyal Democrats to recapture their party, criticized Acheson retention, warned of communist gains, and predicted international communism could achieve its aims in the next decade. The speech touched on 1952 campaign tactics and party unity.
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Coldwater
Mich
Sen
McCarthy
Wist
Truman
MacCarthy
Washington
Dean Achesen
Acheson
United States
Soviet Russia
Michipsa
Yalta
Korea
Dr Dolph Camp to Address Lions Club Meeting
Dr Dolph Camp, president of Southern State College West Crow, will speak at the Lions Club gathering at the Hotel Bre dawn. Camp outlined plans for elevating the college to a four year senior institution within a year, as education department officials expected.
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Dr. Dolph
Lions
Walph Canin
Southern Bini College
Magnolia
Spaceting
Wope Lion's Club
Steamer Still Leading Auto Race to New York
Brausy and De Launty push Stanley Steamer and Stoddard through Buffalo toward Chicago to New York race. The Steamer leads by 10 seconds as they approach Avon, with Brausy 70 and De Launty 47 in a long cross country event sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and Popular Mechanics.
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Avon
NLM
Sephaima
Jack Brausy
Stanley
Rube de Launty
Dayton
Mayr Avtee M. McCann
Geneva
Teague
Walerins Glen
Teel Brause
de Launty
Oldsters
Brawse
Braise
Buffalo
Braust
Stanley Steamer
Tie
Ynather
Chicago
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Popular Mechanics Magazine
New York
Ebody
Allen Mutt
Albany
Americans Return Home After Colonial Roles in WWII
HAL BOYLE argues postwar American colonials in Germany, Japan and beyond faced softened pay, luxury, and authority, then looming layoffs as Allied supervision ends. Many urged staying overseas, but most will return home, the piece says, as Americans are not suited to colonial life or power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Trealy
America
Itus
Sien
U.S
Voice of America
Germany
Japan
Legitima
Kansas City
Berlin
Tokyo
Actor Beaten in Hollywood Fight Overshadows Planned Wedding
In San Francisco, actor Tone and actress Barbary Payton faced a volatile altercation after Payton pursued a relationship with Tone. Tone sustained facial injuries including a broken nose and cheekbone. Payton, recently divorced from John Peyton, has not confirmed details, while Neal faces social and legal scrutiny as investigators review the case.
Spring Hill PTA Meets Monday Night
The Spring Hill Parent Teachers Association will meet at the High School Monday night at 7:45. All school buses will run their regular routes.
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Spring Hill Pta
Spring Hill
Parent Teachers Association
KXAR To Carry Magnolia Muleriders Season Opener
KXAR will broadcast the Magnolia Muleriders opening game of the season against Southern State Wharton Texas Junior College. The station plans full play by play and pregame coverage on air.
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KXAR
Magnolia Muleriders
Allies Capture High Ground in Rough Fight
Allied forces of the U S Eighth Army in Korea seized strategic high ground near Yanggu after a grueling daylong battle with Communist troops. The fight involved bayonets and heavy artillery as U N forces pressed from the west coast to the punch bowl area while other units repelled Red counterattacks on multiple peaks.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Ruimina
Ube
Simath Dem
Simath Dem, Iachiine
Corntra
U. N
Yanggu
Inje
Seoul
Hong Kong
U. S
Kumgong
Parallel
U.S. First Marine Division
Punch Bowl
McMath Defends Tax Return Amid Inquiry
McMath asserts no tax irregularities tied to campaign funds amid federal scrutiny. He and associates resist demands for bank checks and campaign financing details, noting prior cooperation and recounting past contributions and political ties in Arkansas and Crittenden County.
Colleges Begin Fall Term Across States
A scrambled report notes that multiple colleges in Kansas, Arkansas, and surrounding areas started classes as the 1951-52 academic year opened. Institutions listed include Harding College, Ouachita, Hendrix, and Arkansas Tech with campuses in Little Rock and nearby cities initiating fall schedules as September began.
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Kansas
University of A Harding
Ouachita
College of Arki
Little Rock
Hendrix
Kansas State
Arkansas
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Glenn L. Martin Company
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Fig
NEA
Hallyywoud
Peares
Payton
Uhal
Pane
Ure
Tom Neal
Tone
Misa Payton
Neal
Mins Payton
San Praielsco
Hollywood
Lee Siegel
Acto
Williian Parker
Jean Wyallage
Astor Cornel Wilde
Miss Payton
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