Bobcats Tie DeQueen 7 7 in a Capacity Crowd
Bobcats and DeQueen Leopards battled to a 7 7 tie at Leo Pard Stadium as Hipp scored for Hope Bobcats and late drives stalled on the Leopards defense. The game featured a go ahead drive by DeQueen in the fourth quarter and a late Hope rally, with hip’s score and extra point tying the game.
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Leopards
Hope
Mape
Dee Queen Lambie
Raymond Courhwell
Matlat Pid Blake
Ling
Bhier
Marie
Nilus Hipp
Happ
Albert Graves
DeQueen Hive
Jeery Whit‘ie
Wesson
Cooler in Midwest With Some Rain
A cooler spell and light rain were forecast for midwest areas as recent pleasant weather persisted elsewhere. Showers spread across Missouri and Minnesota, with clouding along the Mississippi River and into the western Great Plains, northern Rockies, New England, and Providence regions. Temperatures dipped 10 to 20 degrees in the Northwest and Dakotas, while the South and Southeast held near 90s with Jackson Mississippi setting a 97 degree record for the day.
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Midwest
Missouri
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Great Plains States
Rockies
New England
Provida
Northwest Pacific
Dakotas
North
Plains
Jackson
Miss
Thermal
Calit
Electric Med Group Supports Gentry
The Arkansas Medical Association backs Ay. Gen. Tom Gentry's suit charging physician Jacob Sass Schirmer with deceit in obtaining a medical license. The group hired attorney Hera Northcutt to aid the investigation and to pursue action in Clay County Circuit Court.
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3. B. Mitcholt
Schirmer
AEMA
Man Admits Theft of $13,900 in North Little Rock
North Little Rock Police Chief Jaiek Pyle announced that Ernest Runs Bailey, 29, of Little Rock, admitted stealing 13,900 dollars from a drinking company. Bailey claimed Malcolm K. Russell, formerly of North Little Rock, was involved after a dispute over bear drinks. Russell allegedly dropped a pack-wrapped bundle of money Bailey took and kept. Bailey was traced by a trail of small bills and arrested in Houston, Texas, Saturday night. He is held on grand larceny charges.
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North Little Nok
Jaiek Pyle
Ernest
Baily
Lite Rock
Pyle
Bailey
Malcolm K. Russell
North Little Rock
Baton Rouge
Russell
Billy
Baley
Dailey
Houston
Tex
Io Pyle
Jatley Son Lous Fon
Mystery Politics and 1954 Campaign Outlook
A Chicago two day Democratic rally marks optimism and critique of the Eisenhower era. Lyndon Johnson signals Congress as the 1954 yardstick while Stevenson and Truman press issues from defense to housing, social security, and Taft Hartley. Tax cuts, potential sales tax, and Korea peace talks loom as decisive factors shaping the election.
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Walt
Chicago
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Yexas
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Congress
Stevenson
Rohnson
Two Way
Hic
United
Russia
City youths ride 1700 mile Texas challenge to New York
Four city youths traveling on horseback from Austin to New York spark interest as they ride through Pennsylvania. The group, ages 15 to 17, named Miss Nini Galpin and Miss Cayla Wilaly among others, carry gear and plan to visit Apollo Williamsport and Bearsville. They aim to prove the voyage a vacation test and plan to keep horses at a farm near Bearsville.
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Manhattan
Balls
Nini Golpin
Art Spatassman
Cayla Wilaly
Rupert
Bruce Whitley
Voey
Austin
Tex
Menna
Greensourg Pike
Steel City
Apollo
Learfield
Williamsport
New York
Tenessee
Tennessee
Sam
Nety
Gir
Young
Whiteley
Cayla
New York City
Dupibber
Millon Academy
Massachusetts
Young Whiteley
Friends Academy
Lang Islind
Mil Galpin
Bearsville
Death of James Layman Dickinson Highlighted in Prescott
Funeral services for James Layman Dickinson aged 58, a former Prescott resident who died in Hot Springs, were held at Prescott First Baptist Church. Burial followed at DeAnn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three daughters including Mrs. Huser Harrison, Jy, of Hope.
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James Layman Dickinson
Prescott
Hot Springs
Prescott First Baptist Church
DeAnn Cemetery
Huser Harrison, Jy
Hope
Genius One Can Free Himself From the Doghouse
A column playful tale on how husbands fall into trouble at home by speaking unwisely about wives purchases. It warns that once in the doghouse, clever lies or silence often deepen the trap and notes a future piece on escaping the doghouse. Also a brief medical note about glaucoma affects readers over 40.
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Nk Qavel
Grendel
Boyle
Hosv
Hagsn
Byuok
Rey
United States
Sioux City Welcomes a Czech Bride Festivities Begin
A garbled account reports Sioux City preparing to honor a Czech bride amid wartime and peacetime tensions. Key names and places appear as Sioux City, Laguna Cloud lane, and Mitniturote, with references to a She and Vey, plus a July celebration involving homemade armored ears and a Creeley weak event for seven other Cauchy ds. The text notes a mutual birthday and a United States context, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Sioux City
Techm
Slots City
Cyedh
Dilde
Eacape
Tran
Jala Hut Amerigan Lwisband
Wits
Mfrs
Lilian Clyuel
Hoon
Che
Che Bloux City Junta: Chamber of Cooomerece
Clouti
Gereiy
Elvis Lane
CIA
Ynxtads
Vendian
Ane
Wik Pwelby
Ana
Wenonday
United States
Laguna Cloud Lane
Ay Smal
Pisear Bi Ih
Meinl Ives
Vue
Sue Bass
Creeley
Deckhand Missing After Explosion Aboard Barge
In Memphis a deckhand missing after a blast aboard the barge Besnltenhogl followed a sinking. Captain Bosarge, 25, from Bayou La Batre was identified among the crew. The explosion occurred around dawn, sending two vans downriver, with the crew drifting toward Corpus Christi.
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Memphis
Ania
John
Strubel
Memplis
Corpus Christ
Arkansas
Mernmhig
Some Relief Expected for Arkansas Dry Weather
LITTLE ROCK The Weather Bureau said prospects of relief from the heat and drought in Arkansas include partially cloudy and cooler conditions. Temperatures are expected to cool tonight and tomorrow with relief arriving in parts of the state.
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Little Rock
Wold Be
Tornoy
Seeks Drouth Aid for Ten Arkansas Counties
A garbled 1930s Arkansas notice requests federal drought relief for ten counties. The fragmented text names counties and officials, cites a governor, and references aid measures and emergency actions affecting Crawford, Sebastian, Saint Francis, and others, with mentions of regional centers and local authorities.
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Drouth
Phillips in Dark About Nomination
President Eisenhower plans to name a federal judge to the U S Supreme Court. Phillips, living in Denver, told a reporter he is in the dark about the nomination after spending time with the President at Pine, Colo. He said there has been no direct discussion of the vacancy caused by the death of Chief Justice.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Adint 1
Stevenson
Sumner Saatsilunt
Atha United Slaten
J Peavey Hytteltinger
Minnesota
Nationil
Luly
Bex
United Nations
Denveray
Orle L. Phillips
Whity House
Phillips
Denvoy
Pine
Colo
Keres
Platte Hiver
Bel FL
Reds Free 13 Prisoners but No Americans
Amid conflicts the Reds released thirteen prisoners but did not include any Americans. Reports say U.S. officers expected some Americans among the group yet most captives were South Korean or other nationals. Details describe repatriation talks and continued strain over POW exchanges and homeward repatriation timelines.
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Boreangaml
Turk
Amethe
Knesong
U.S
Geveyttn
Hla Wood Lee
Red
Pelgareva
Atowever
Lee Choo Dok
Avorley
Ard
Gonmunigh
Lve
Pri
Alllun
Benson Asses Farmers Will Be Squeezed
Augusta dispatch covers Benson's speech at the National Contribuional event about farm policy. He cites high fixed costs and pledges to use power to aid farmers, naming cooperation with Eisenhower and urging actions to improve living standards for rural workers.
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Augusta
Mar Benson
Lnwevud
Cary
Dongen
Aftey Democrats
Thitary
Denver
Benson
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