Magnolia Singers to Perform at MS Pleasant CME Church
The Melody Five Singers of Magnolia will appear at the MS Pleasant CME Church on Sunday Sept. 30 at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by Mrs Ruth Turner Rev A Morris pastor PTA Meets in Stuy Hall Sept 24 with W V Rutherford presiding. Officers to be elected Oct 15. Obituary Notice Frank Lewis of Pullen died at 73 Sept 22. Survivors include wife Mrs Queen Lewis two sons Py L dr and Charles daughter Mrs Margie Walker of Los Angeles Funeral Home of Texarkana handling service.
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Melody Five Singers of
Magnolia
MS. Pleasant Cme
Ruth Turner
A. Morris
PTA
Rd Stuy Hall
Ww. V. Rutherford
Little Rock
N. Carmicheal
G. Williamson
Frank Lewis
Pullen
Queen Lewis
Py L. Dr
Charles
Margie Walker
Los Angeles
Jones Funeral Tome of
Texarkana
Muscovites Get Ready for Winter in Moscow
In Moscow the central heating comes on and citizens test winter gear at state dockshops and bookshops. Workers return from vacations with cash to reclaim stored clothes, paying nominal interest. Men trade fashion for a high crowned hat and warm boots as snow looms.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Soviet Union
Italy
Berlin Crisis Looms as Khrushchev Seeks Settlement
Washington reports Khrushchev’s pressure over Berlin may flare into a US crisis before year’s end. McNamara warned the next few months could be dangerous while detailing the Kremlin’s demand for East German control of Berlin access routes and Western concessions. The piece notes Western fear of abandoning a united Germany and the risk of war if East German routes are handed over.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNaomara
McNamara
East Germany
Tarther
United States
West
Germany
Khrushche
Slavs Tighten Belts Despite Showy Front
Belgrade shops sell Elvis records and whipped cream cakes while Tito era austerity tightens. Imports cut, factories seek local materials, and hard currency autos vanish. Yet real wages stay low at about $50 monthly, and Belgrade life remains bustling with dining and entertainment as Eastern visitors note the contrast.
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Eugene Levin
Belgrade
Yugoslava
Marx Ad Engels
Tito
Yugoslavia
Europe
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Kremlin
Congress Not Frank About Traveling
AP report notes Congress often withholds travel and related expenses from public view, especially Senate. It contrasts House practices, cites executive privilege, and highlights delays and gaps in access to congressional documents on expenditures and junketing. The narrative mentions a confrontation and broader frustration among newsmen seeking details of official travel and spending.
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United States
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
Sterhen
Lem
Access
Taj
Texas
Ordeal at Comanche Wells by Benjamin F. Copps
An 1872 letter describes William Ivey as a capable scout in campaigns against the Comanche Apache and Kiowa. The judge and banker plot to verify the note with the War Department while a debate over pioneer pride unfolds. The scene shifts to Copenhagen and Philadelphia with Cold War era dispatches.
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Ordeal
Comanche Wells
Benjamin F. Copps
Stephen Pendergrass
William Ivey
West Texas
New Mexico
Blaine
Netler
Abebert
Tonteh
War, Department
Ivey
Albert
Calvary
Tvey
Hope Star front page masthead and service notes
The Hope Star publishes weekday issues with staff credits, advertising reps, and publishing offices listed. It notes affiliation with The Associated Press and includes distribution and circulation references across multiple locations and departments.
Move to Efficiency Promoted for Election Machines
Attorney William J. Smith described proposed Constitutional Amendment 14 as a move toward efficiency rather than distrust of election officials. Smith, Faubust advisor, heads a committee pushing approval in the November 6 election. The amendment would allow use of voting machines where voters want them. Smith spoke to a Little Rock time club.
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Little Rock
William J. Smith
Smith
Orval E. Faubust
Homicide Case Set for Trial in Bastrop
Norwood L. Thompson of Wilmot Ark faces negligent homicide charges set for October 4 in Bastrop criminal district court. He pleaded not guilty earlier after a Morehouse Parish Grand Jury indicted him on the deaths of Paul R. Mullins his wife and two children in an April 29 automobile crash near Bonita Louisiana.
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Bastrop la
Norwood L. Thompson
Wilmot
Ark
Criminal District Court
Bastrop
Thompson
Paul R. Mullins
Bonita la
Morehouse Parish
Hempstead County bids sought for egg plant build in Hope Arkansas
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation Inc invites bids for constructing an egg processing plant on South 61 acres of East Hall of the Southwest Quarter Section 13 Township 12 South Range 24 West Hempstead County Arkansas Plans and specs available at Corn Belt Hatcheries Hope and on file at Hempstead County Industrial Foundation offices Bidders may bid portions or all items including concrete masonry roofing plumbing windows doors and sheet metal Additional items refrigeration insulation heating air conditioning and electrical to follow Sealed bids due by 2:00 PM October 11 1962 at Hope Arkansas with deposit of 50 per plan set and rights reserved to reject any bids.
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Hempstead County Industrial Foundation, Inc
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Corn Belt Hatcheries of Arkansas, Inc
Rocky Mound Road
Hope
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation
Ine
West Third Street
West
Third Street
Hone
Frank McLarty
B. N. Holt
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case No 8565
In Hempstead County Arkansas Lula Mae White sues Hugh Ray White in Chancery Court No 8565. The defendant is ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness indicates the clerk Jamie Russell with seal dated September 6 1962 and notices published September 19 1963.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Lula Mae White
Hugh Ray White
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Baarbers
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Teneyeloepedia Britanica
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