Hope Arkansas bonds issue for water and electric system
City of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas issues sixty five thousand one hundred fifty dollars in water and electric revenue bonds No. 2 dated September 1 1950 with Union National Bank Little Rock as trustee. Bonds payable solely from net revenues of waterworks and electric systems with rates fixed to maintain depreciation, operation and bond payments. Call provisions prior to maturity and detailed fund allocations outlined.
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Arkansas
Aise
United States of America
Union National ‘Bank
Little Rock
City of Hope
Hope
Iits
State of
Union National Bank of
Little Hock
City of
Cote Ree
Water and Electric, Revenue Bond Fund
Water and Electric Revenue Bond Fund
Contin Cies
Water and Electric Revenue
Walter and Electric
Union Planters National Bank & Trust Company
Memphis
Tennessee
Hempstead County
Vishinsky Walks Out on Dewey at UN Banquet
Soviet Foreign Minister An drei Vishinsky and deputy Jacob Malik walked out of a United Nations banquet at the Waldorf Astoria after Gov Dewey accused Russia of enslaving 10 to 16 million people. Dewey condemned slave labor while delegates and guests watched in silence.
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New York
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Waldorf - Astoria Hotel
Thomas E. Dewey
Russia
Dewey
Vishinsky
Malik
Dever
Nationalists May Decide With Russia Over Formosa
New York September 22 Nationalists China and Soviet Russia, foes in the United Nations, are expected to join to oppose an American plan to hand the Formosa issue to the general assembly. The 14 nation steering committee meets at 9 45 a m EST as China and Russia demand Formosa be considered Chinese territory with legal title kept by the Nationalist government. The move follows President Truman ordering Seventh Fleet patrols after Korea’s invasion to deter Chinese Red forces from striking Formosa.
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China
Russia
United Nations
General Assembly
U. S
Pacific
Chiang Kai-shek
U. N
Formosa
Peiping
South Korea
Truman
U. S. Seventh Feet
Formosa Straits
Security Council
Andrei Y. Vishtusky
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Chemist Sentenced After Prolonged Court Reading
The chemist appeared in good spirits this morning as Taylor read the charges aloud. He faced a stiff sentence, not lighter than the government recommended, with his head dropping and a cryptic smile as guards moved to escort him from the courtroom. The judge noted McGrath's recommendation and warned the defendant that the crime was a national offense and could have carried the death penalty or more than ten years.
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Taylor
McGrath
Slack
Bride to Be Hears Threats of Killers Whistle
Jacquelyn Cadow, engaged since August, faced a stalker who nightly whistled a funeral march and issued death threats. Her mother denied an elopement plan with State Trooper Herbert Belsom and said the wedding would proceed October 1. Sheriff Deputies guarded the home as calls and warnings continued from a phantom whistler.
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Jacquelyn Cadow
White House
Jacquelyn
Hahnville
Paradis
New Orleans
Jacquelyn Bas
Kindness Pays Off In A Will From A Stranger
A Denver family visiting Los Angeles 23 years ago shared kindness with Austrian immigrant Charles W. Barbonet. Barbonet later left them $100,000 of his $500,000 estate in a will written on wrapping paper, aiding charities and others who helped him. Tyson recalls the day vaguely, but Barbonet remembered the joy of that beach trip.
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Denver
Williams
Tyson
Tive
Charles W. Babonet
Brbonet
Tysans
Barbonet
Babonet
Chariies
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