Old At the nown Juicheon by C Hamilton Mozes
Report from Hot Springs at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Convention highlights C Hamilton Mozes piece about race and a line from a white man to a Negro. Narrative threads include two soldiers returning from England, reflections on British politics, and coverage of the Hope Third District Stock Show broadcast by KVRC Arkadelphia and related stations.
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Hot Springs
C. Hamilton Mozes
Moses
England
Fort Worth
Bealmont
Texas
George
Dow
Hope Third District
KVRC
Arkadelphia
Haskell Jones
Hope
KXAR
KVMA
Magnelia
KAMD
Camden
Hope District
Bond Sales in County Reach 19855 in Early Drive
Hempstead County reports 19855 dollars in U. S. Defense Bond sales for the first 12 days of the November drive from September 3 to 13. County Chairman Syd McMush says this equals 283 percent of the county goal and urges residents to buy an extra bond during their period.
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Hempstead
Syd McMush
McMath
Polio Fails to Keep Youth From Playing Football
The Daily Oklahoman covered Francis Buddy Taate, grandson of a Hope resident Harvey Rowland and Mrs. Rowland, noting his polio battle. Struck in 1949 he lost use of his right arm yet lettered last season at Idabel, Oklahoma. He skipped this year due to surgery aiming to restore his left arm.
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Daily Oklahoman
Hope
Francis
Buddy' Taate
Randson
Harvey Rowland
Ormerly
Rowland
O Willard Jones
Idabel
Oklo
Ross Bright kills timber rattler on Hope Route
Ross Bright, mail carrier on Hope Route Two, killed a 5 ft 2 in timber rattlesnake in Oak Grove morning. He brought it into Hope on the fender of his station wagon. The snake had 14 rattles and a button. Post office experts pronounced it a timber rattlesnake.
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Ross Bright
Hope
Oak Grove
Body of Texarkana Man Recovered After Seven Weeks
Clyde McWilliams, 33, of Texarkana, presumed drowned at Narrows Lake on August 4, surfaced after seven weeks. Dredge crews and divers searched to 140 feet, found the body near Chimney Rock north of the site. An inquest identified him. survivors include his wife and parents.
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Clyde McWilliams
Texarkana
Narrows Lake
Arkansas
Chimney Rock
John McHae
Clayton Street
Dallas
Texas
Magnolia
Pike County Corner
Narrows
Sparks
McWilliams
Mag- Haliz
Hie
Ivte
J. C. McWilliams
Tackett Attacks McMath Over Arkansas Power Policy
Rep Tackett charges Governor McMath with flip flopping on Arkansas power supply and promoting new industries to bypass the state. He cites McMaths defense-contract push and notes recent power shortage claims while McMath touts Arkansas low-cost power. The dispute centers on dispatching aluminum plants and other industries to Arkansas versus elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Tackett
D-Ark
McMath
Arkansas
Tackett Mordey
Pacific Northwest
University of Arkansas
Washington
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
Ozark
Tal
John Steelman
Ali-man Committee
W. M. Shepherd
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
Little Rork
Malvern
Hot Springs
Benton
Sige Bese
Eisenhower backs no cut in arms aid to Western Europe
President Eisenhower reportedly told Rep. Richards that any aid to Western Europe should not be cut. He favored maintaining economic support to bolster allied military production while considering direct arms aid and a three year successor to ECAs, shaping a unified foreign aid structure under White House coordination.
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Dwight D. Eizenhower
Rep
Richards
b-Sui
Gorwress
Uls
Economie
Eape
Tichavads
Iaucopoigen Wales Contiittee
Tim
Dummiunder
North Atlantic Defense Army
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Senate
White House
House
O'Mahoney
Jenders
Hile Cake Agatnst Lightening Corporation
Tabernacle Revival to Continue This Week
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle revival will extend for another week as C DeMerchant continues gospel presentations using gong and scripture. Public services are planned nightly through Saturday with promises of strong attendance and community interest.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Renee Wilke C. DeMerchant
Believes Gross Threatened With Death
The World Telegram and Sun reports an investigation into gambler Gruss's disappearance. It states threats of death and losses of fortune accompanied his dramatic flight from Atlantic Beach to Atlantic City, with a secret rendezvous and a subsequent 300 mile detour. Brooklyn prosecutors and the paper suspect the identity of a man Gruss feared most.
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New York
Uary Gross
Adultic City
New York State
Brooklyn
Bookie
Grogs
Gruss
Life
Bambler
World-Telegram
Sun
Leon M. Swaim, Jr
Atlantic Beach
Atantic City
Gross
Senha
Court rules press freedom violated in city hearing
Judge Behetling ruled the proposed city tax and ban on public hearing for radio WLI violated press freedom. Mayor Gorge Showy and City Administrator Oliver Armetrang faced orders to permit microphones at today’s hearing as the court rejected the three percent sales levy on hotel taxes and related charges.
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Supermae Cutt
Duerge
C. Thomas Schetting
Gorge A
Oliver Armetrang
WLI
Uwied
Asbury Sark Press
Tuday
Smark
Jrersins
Parsons
Bress
United States
Webb
Gwhord
Houndwall
Flvernan
Abd
Largest Crowd Attends Opening of District Livestock Show Here
Opening night drew a huge crowd for the Third District Blye nteele Show at the showgrounds. A festive parade featured pets and decorated floats, with exhibitors and judges evaluating junior and senior divisions. Joe M. England and Marshall Nowe Jr. won top prizes in their categories as youth stock and Kiwanis program entries took honors and raised funds for local youth clubs.
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Penton
Tnd
Chilven
Bop
Brooks Collinge
Sperling
Lunyer
Tlw Sole
Oliver Adwining
Joe M. England
Shoyer Springs
Tueley
Marshall Nowe, Jr
Washington
Glub
Sani Sland
Ist — Emmetgh School
Hope Girden
Istiepe Imgh School
Nothing Seems to Be More Disgusting to the Wife than a Snoring Husband
New York humorist HAL BOYLE recalls a night of relentless snoring in his family lore. He jokes that insomnia haunts the males in the Boyle line while wives seek absurd remedies to end the nocturnal clamor. The piece riffs on comic family curses and ineffective cures.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Yale Sidi
Frances
Grandfather Boyle
Boyle
Imine
Seldelanse
Sok Aga
Boer
Wuedarae
Grand Petit Jures for October Court
A transcription of grand and petit jurors selected for the October 1951 term of the Trempstea Circuit Court. The list names numerous jurors from Hope and surrounding areas including A. P. Delany Hope, Ross Gillog, T. Jowell Hope, Teddy M. Jr Hope, Gene Chaumberly Hope, Chlore Citty, Oza Terman Stoy, Kt 4, T. Siprneling Hope, J. G. Yarbarry Hope, Lester Watking Hope, W. L. Bie Wray Hope, Kelly Bryant Hope, Legler Kent Patmos, Fulton, C. V. Nunn, Thrash Hope, L. Nely Hope, Jim Wilsotson, and others.
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Petit Jurova
Gamimiaulun
Trempstea ‘Courity Circuit
A. P. Delany
Hope
Ross Gillog
Ple
T. Jowell
Teddy M. Jr
Gene Chaumberly Hope
Chlore Citty
Oza Terman Stoy
T. Siprneling
B Edwards
Bbpo
J. G. Yarbarry
Lester Watking
W. L.bie Wray
Kelly Bryant
Legler Kent
Patmos
Repo Rity
Fulton
C. V. Nunn
Thrash
Gorgbus
L. Nely Hope
H. Jim
Wilsotson
Blevi
Jones
Ozant
Bympa
Lewis
Cureule Court
Longest Jet Battle Won by Americans in Korea
U S Eighth Army in Korea reports a major air engagement with MIGs in the northwest frontier region. Fifth Air Force claims numerous victories including four downed enemy planes and several destroyed on the ground. The clash near the ridge area disrupted Communist supply lines and affected front line operations as reports detail intense air combat and battleship movements.
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U.S
Eighth Army
Korea
U. S
Bigdust
Yng Miq-Ite
Elneo Apr U
Wa Yanee
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Jodell Golden
Don Monroe
Deihart
Ike
Tabernacle Revival
Washingan
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Differenag Ih
George Peck
Horace
Albert Hagus
Lal — Pal Huckabes
Greg Buchannan
Tuddy Jones
Howe
Hkicnyontury School
Sall
Oak Trove Colored School
Aldare Man
W. C. Tollowen
C. V. Nunn, Jr
Julia Peck
Jerry Wilson