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State Highway Commission has nearly completed the Mooy-Shiveeport road re-route with 16 miles remaining near Troy Lewisville. Aiming to ease business and tourist traffic, the project shifts U.S. 80 eastward, shortening travel from Shreveport to the Norman coast and linking to Louisiana and Arkansas corridors. The Third District Stock Show tour departs Hope Wednesday morning, with plans to gather regional business support for the caravan and show growth.
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Troy Lewisville
Uae
Yereyel
Rathie
Toxusha
U.S
Louisiana
Louisiana 10
Arkansas 20
Deating
Lewisville
Shreveport
Hope
Caravain Loa
Nashville
Howard County de
Bob Shivers
Hielp
Scellun
Brundidge Returns to Hope From Spa Residence
J P Brundidge 77, a noted local real estate owner, moves back to Hope after residence at Hot Springs. He is renting at 28 Walnut and plans to settle at 316 S Walnut. Brundidge earlier operated in cotton and later invested in real estate, including the reconstruction of the Saenger theater site.
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J. P. Brundidge
Hope
Ipeyou
Hot Springs
S. Walenut
V28
Walnut
Brundidge
Liverpool
Ing
Saenger Theater
Hote
Saenger
VFW Meeting and Repair Stand at Fair Tonight
All members of the VFW post are urged to attend the concession stand at Fair Park tonight at 7 40 for repairs and to help. The stand needs the support of all and lists volunteers ready to work.
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VEFW
Fair Pack
Extended Arkansas forecast with mixed temperatures
Weather summary notes near normal averages for Arkansas with warmer conditions forecast for Thursday and the northern area. Precipitation appears limited to the northern portion with light showers expected mainly Thursday, while elsewhere is expected to be little or none.
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Arkansas
Hero Lt Max Murphy Parade Thursday in Hope
A community parade and program designate September 24 as Lt Max Murphy Day in Hope. The ceremony starts at 3 PM with a downtown platform near Miin and See land dndmontown. Murphy, a former prisoner of China, will be greeted by Marine Corps contingents, the National Guard, the Hope High School Band, and local merchants.
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Max Murphy
Hope
Murphy
Myps. Mee
San Francisco
Texarkana
American Legion
VEW
Marine Corps
Lt. Murphy
Merchants Association
Vw, Legion, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association
Ministerial Alliance
Masons to Confer Degrees Tonight
Whitfield Masonic Lodge schedules a 7:30 pm meeting in the lodge hall to confer apprentice and fellow craft degrees. All members urged to attend.
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Whitfield Malsonie Luilue
Tratt
Wynne Firm Files Incorporation in Little Rock
Wynne Arkansas Industrial Development Corp filed incorporation papers in Little Rock listing authorized stock of 101000 dollars and corporators J T Hultsman Erskine B Falls and Harold Harris of Wynne Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Wynne (Ark Industrial
Important Crusade To Label Dishes With Seal Names
HAL BOYLE describes Sir Alexander H Maxwell leading a crusade, in British Travel and Holiday Association, to get restaurants to label dishes with seal names. The effort aims to influence world tourists and improve restaurant cooking, framed as a modern crusade in a playful tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alexander H. Maxwell
Sir Alexander
British Travel and Holiday's Association
Returning Prescott Buckner Vets Arrive In Seattle
Two thousand seven hundred forty one Army Korea veterans sail to Seattle aboard the Transport Marine Lynx. Arkansas arrivals include Sgt First Class James Bly and Sgt James Cochran among Prescott and nearby towns. A humorous note on restaurant menus in French versus English appears amid the veterans’ homecoming coverage.
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Seattle
Marine Lynx
Korea
Arkansans
Chass Jimmy & Bly
Clarksville
James L. Cochran
Corning
Melvin E. Croasno
Houte
Walnut Ridge
Johnny
Foster
Roulu J
Tuckerman
Pfe
Gus
Gilbert
Royle
Ping Bluff
Oxark
Falls Flat
Columbus L. Minick
Nettleton
Andrew Minner
Buckner
Britain
Clyde S. Morris
South Maple Street
Jack M. Parks
Calvin B. Pennington
Newport
Junie
Albert Pople
Fort Smith
Samuel HK
Waller
Selma
Pfc
Calvin E
Warnock
Van
Buren
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ees
Polish Flyer Shot Down in Escape Attempt
Berlin report says three MIG-15 jets shot down a Polish pilot attempting to flee to the West over the Baltic Sea on Sept 1. Information Bureau West cites Soviet bases near Peenemuende and Griefswald as the location. crash and explosion occurred at sea.
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Berlin
Jlire
Griefswald
Peenemuende
Youth Center Meets Names New Officers
The Youth Center meeting elected officers for the 1954 season: President Frank Burton, Vice President Ginny Harrison, Secretary Dana Cuppling, Treasurer Day Coffee, Reporter Carolyn Coffee, Decorating Committee Chair Laverne Cooper. Improvements were decided to pursue with public donations. Weekly meetings on Thursdays with Tuesday square dance practice set aside. Community enthusiasm grows and cooperation is urged.
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Youth Coyne
Susterday
Frank Burton
Ginny Hurrison
Dana Cupninghwn
Day
Carolyn Coffee
Durkin accuses Eisenhower of reneging on labor pact
Former Secretary of Labor Martin Durkin publicly charges President Eisenhower reneged on a private agreement to back changes in the Taft Hartley law. Durkin recounts a private pledge to send his amendments to Congress, but claims the White House later opposed and delayed the proposals after Taft's death. Durkin spoke as a plumbers delegate at the AF of L convention.
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Alan Dams
Louis
ULP
Martin P. Durekin
Eisenhower
Durkin
Congress
Rontier
Robert A. Taft
White House
President Urges Bankers to Plan Sound Policies
President Eisenhower addressed the American Bankers Association urging sound policies for all Americans. He praised bankers for supporting government savings programs and helping to sell bonds. He noted over 40 million people own more than 1 trillion dollars in bonds and urged continued savings incentives.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Bankers Association
Drnkers
Nane
Welcomie
United States Wins First Round in UN Debate on Korea Conference
The United States secured a partial victory in the U N General Assembly as it blocked reopening talks on inviting new members to the Korean peace conference. Chief U S Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr warned the issue may rest with the participants themselves while U S and Soviet representatives clashed over possible talks in Geneva or other cities. The 15 nation Steering Committee then voted against placing the issue as a separate agenda item, with Russia and Poland voting for inclusion and Yugoslavia abstaining. The matter may surface again under a general Korea item.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Te U.N
Lodge
Geneva
Honolulu
San Francisco
Camamunists
Andrei Y. Vieshinsky
Selwyn Lloyd
Vishinsky
Segier
Paris
Lloyd
Sheater
Th Assembly
Yugoslavia
Symington Says Airforce Behind Reds
Senator Stuart Symington says the United States falls behind in airpower due to administration cuts in defense funding. He asserts the new defense budget reduces capability to meet renewed Soviet aggression and criticizes policy shifts affecting military strength and spending.
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Roosevelt
Symington
Secretary of Defense
Gov Cherry to Visit Livestock Show and Midday Fair
Gov Cherry plans to attend the Mal Diatidet Livestock Show with a midday visit and public talk. Event features include rodeo acts, a panel of riders, shows by IO5 panel figures, and appearances by Diane Lang Barbara Geddes Avhainay Anni Betlo Bogemin, with an elephant act and Merchants exhibit. School Day set for October 2 offering free rides for students.
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Joveyior
Bob Shivers
Nhow
Wilh
Psi Penn
Cena
India
Diane Lang
Little Rock
Barbara Geddes
Musca
Avhainay Anni Betlo Bogemin
Troken Wheel Ranch
Baybari Sutin
Kort Worth
Exis Clnely
Rhimour Yell
Ozarks
Tangy Ropers
Oumany Merchants
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Giese Tickety
Mona
Shivers
MIG Pilot Tells of Red Violations
North Korean pilot Lt Nol Kun Sule escaped to an American base and described North Korea’s air buildup. He claimed Moscow aided with new jet fighters radar-equipped and noted preparations for renewed conflict. He had three years in the Communist air force and spoke of Russian pilots delivering the aircraft.
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Victor Kendrick
Korea
Nort Korea
Mahia
Armistics
Wank
Nol Kun Sule
Yey
Americda
North Korea
Pege Two
Beavers Battle City for Water Rights
Beavers clash with City over water rights as Miryeville and surrounding areas face shortages. City officials urge rapid action to prevent shortages, citing river level decline and ongoing legal actions by Maryville authorities and local agencies.
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Beavers Battle
Judge Brown Hearing Spa Libel Trial
Grand Jury members testified indicting publisher Curtis Copeland on criminal libel charges. Prosecution alleges jury tampering by Huff and others. Copeland’s lawyers moved to delay trial amid defense maneuvers. Preliminary parade of jurors and testimony consumed the morning as hearings continued.
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Ho’ Springs
Garland County
Grand Jury
Tuelge
Curtis Cope Tan
Bel
Tutt
Copeland
J A. Tucker
Huff
Lyle Brown
Edelay Telat
Nicol
Telatiel
Brewdl Pat Permdl
Sueres
Copel
Ibel Agalnat
Springdale Must Pay Use Tax Ruling In Arkansas
Arkansas Revenue Commission announced Springdale must pay 705 dollars in use tax on modernity and emlp purchases at 150 to 105 percent. City Attorney William J. Indy argued municipalities are subject to two ben tax. The use tax mirrors sales tax and applies to out of state purchases. Purchases cited include parking cells and street maintenance equipment. Burr called Scurlock's ruling appealable.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Springdale
Spelmdale
William J. Indy
Burr
Scurlock
All Around the Town Highlights From The Star Starr
Local wrestling fans recall a free for all featuring Buddy Farmer er of Forest City and Tony Galan now Pierre, with TV buzz surrounding Monroe's upcoming appearance. Highway 07 near Fulton Texarkana will wrap in three weeks as concrete lowers, gravel shoulders remain. Four State Fair photography prizes go to Edwin Justus for show portraits and Debbie Moore, with Lane Brown named West Bros assistant manager in Hope. Grass fires prompt tire department action and a woods blaze on 44th draws forest rangers, now under control.
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Grouners
Dallas
Buddy Farmerer
Forest City
Tony Galan
Pierre
Monroe
Fulton
Texarkana
Hope Tire Department
Willis
Water rights talk at Hope Chamber dinner
Texarkana, Ashdown, Prescott area leaders met at Hotel Barlow to discuss river valley water projects, stressing urgent talks with the Corps andMillwood reservoir concerns. Participants included Texarkana Chamber, Red River Valley group, and state officials while plans eyed six reservoirs and a revived public works program amid flood debates.
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Tonfarnica
Rectors of Hope Chamber of Commonment Hotel
Barlow
Texarkana
Ashdown
Cumimerue
Mywaht
Guy 1B
Basye
J. 1
Lighton
Fred Gresham
Kanneth
Ambra Prank Douging
Vincente
Matthiany
Waahburn
Coash Ron of
Tha
Iver Valley
Corps
Neors
Mil Wood
Clarks Lum & Coal Co
Hiss Millwood
Vexarka
Millwood
Toxunkana
Dhaka
le Wine
Muatthing
M Wood
Reheing
Matthias
Soup-Elf
Eisenhower
Carpaire Humineers
Euter Industries
Vetsay
Texarkan Eryol
Millon
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