Navy claims cold killer drug breakthrough at Great Lakes
The United States Naval hospital at Great Lakes announces a new drug claimed to be 8 percent effective against the common cold when taken at onset. Skepticism remains about its reliability, given the long history of cold cures failing to prevent later strain development.
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Industry May Hold Back Russians
Senator O Mahoney said Russia lacks the industrial know how and facilities to stockpile atomic bombs, stressing the difficulty lies in bomb production. He disputed Hickenlooper who blamed loose AEC security for aiding Soviet timing, while McMahon defended strict wartime and ongoing security and denied evidence of leaks.
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Fertilizer Techniques for Fish Ponds Advised by Agent
County Agent Oliver L. Adams urges regular fertilizer for fish ponds to boost fishing. One application may suffice per acre yearly, with 10 pounds of complete fertilizer needed across 8 to 12 applications. Determine need by testing water depth and color, applying fertilizer at 10 day intervals, and continuing as needed into fall. contact Mempstead County Extension Office for a free copy of the bulletin.
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Arkansas Weather Forecast This Week
Partly cloudy this afternoon with mostly clear skies tonight. Expect cooler temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. no major changes in temperature or precipitation forecast for the region.
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Negotiators to Try Again in Major Labor Disputes
Steel and Auto negotiators plan further bargaining as strike deadlines threaten. More than a million workers face potential walkouts at United Steelworkers and United Auto Workers actions against Ford, with coal miners also on strike and maritime labor tensions looming. Bethlehem Steel proposed limited insurance funding while pensions remain unsettled. Ford talks resume in Detroit aiming to avert a 12:01 a.m. Thursday strike deadline for 115,000 production workers.
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Railway Union Drafts Reply Amid Ongoing Strike
In St Louis on September 27 union officers drafted a reply to charges of featherbedding during the Missouri Pacific strike. spokesman R E Davidson said claims of a $12 million cost are greatly exaggerated while reports of back pay and settlements were discussed. No meeting with Thompson was set, yet striker letters poured in pledging support for an honorable settlement as the strike continued.
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Homemakers Name New Officers
Hope Chapter of Future Homemakers of America held its first meeting at the Home Economics Cottage with Carolyn Holdridge presiding. Reports covered the F H A camp at Coachdale and travels to Memphis for the national conference. Officers elected included Anita Cape as president and Lavena Y as vice president. Dorothy Bullocks named secretary and Kathleen Walker historian. Committees were named for yearbook, public relations, music, nominating, membership, and program. Meeting adjourned after announcements and will reconvene on the first Tuesday of October.
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Sue Garrett
Betty Somers
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Kelley Maylay
Arthadale Hefner
Wainwright to Dedicate Memorial in Blytheville
Gen Jonathan Wainwright will dedicate a memorial monument in Blytheville to Lieut Edgar H Floyd a Medal of Honor winner from Mississippi County WWII The dedication is planned for late November or early December with Wainwright speaking The memorial also lists 162 Mississippi County war dead as part of the tribute
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Nigerians Swap Elephant Tusks Scam Warned by Miami Post
Miami postal inspectors urged a public drive to thwart a Nigerian pen pal fraud in which youths offer elephant tusks crocodile skin handbags bony carvings and diamonds for dollars or goods. authorities tied the scheme to Nigerian police action and postmaster general orders. few American victims reported in past months.
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Senate Moves To Expand Pay Rises For Officials
Washington, Sept 27. The Senate approved raises for armed services and eyed executive pay reform. A House bill would raise cabinet members and top officials, while a compromise sought by McFarland aims to cap increases. Military raises range from $5 monthly to $200 plus for generals, with controversy over executive salaries lingering.
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Strip Teasers Hubby Gives the Bare Facts
Los Angeles report states Paul Valentine announces divorce from strip teaser Lili St Cyr. He says the only time he saw her was when she woke him to tell him of the Hollywood separation. Valentine plans to continue promoting and staging her routines as her husband. She did not contest the divorce.
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Bell Bottom Foundation drills 80 pilings for Hope Baptist Church
On South Main street the Bell Bottom Foundation crew from Shreveport drills 80 bell bottom holes for the First Baptist Church project in Hope. The team includes C. G. Burns Bob Wooley Dan C. Sharp foreman and Arthur Yates with C H. Treadger supervising pricing for concrete and steel.
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Honolulu Police Chief Dan Liu Reflects on Multiracial Force
New York columnist Hal Boyle profiles Dan Liu, the six foot one Chinese chief of Honolulu Police, noting a diverse force of Hawaiians, Caucasians, Japanese, Chinese, Samoans and Filipinos. Liu emphasizes crime prevention, community youth programs, and island no discrimination fostering low crime. He cites atomic defense readiness and cross-cultural cooperation as keys to Hawaii’s peace and harmony.
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Forestry Field Day Planned at Crossett
Forestry Field Day planned at Crossett on Friday October 12 announced by County Agent Oliver L Adams. Farmers will be shown the results of various thinnings and harvest methods demonstrated over years. Interested farmers may contact County Agent Adams for details.
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Four Hempstead County Schools Seek Millage Hikes
Four Hempstead County schools ask voters to approve increased millage to fund operations. Hope district faces no hike. Incumbents Sam McGill Fulton Dorsey McRae Sid McManisev and Cull Bridges seek multiple terms on the county board with four districts proposing raises at Spring Hill Guernsey Patmas Washington Mills of 26 to 27.
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Fulton
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Ywope
Sid McManisev
Cull Bridges
Clifford Franks
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Patmas
Washington
Rice Producers to Discuss Quotas Next Week
Baton Rouge reports a meeting of rice producers at Crowley to discuss allotments and marketing quotas. AL Milita, executive officer of the marketing administration, said the session would include agency officials and about 60 producers to review 1938 agricultural adjustment amendments and price support legislation affecting allotments.
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Free Glasses for Needy Children Reported by Hope Lions Club
The Hope Lions Club announced funds to provide eyeglasses to needy children in Livoypstusd County and Wildesy if applicants exist. The program is restricted to this purpose and requires qualifying children. Contact Charles Bryan or John L. Wilson to apply.
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Plane Crash Toll Reaches At Least Sixty One Worldwide
A chaotic report cites multiple fatal air crashes: in the United States a B 29 from Smokey Hit Force crashes near Talihina Oklahoma killing 13. in England 14 Royal Air Force members die during a mock bombing exercise near Staythorpe. in Mexico a plane crash near Tepetl volcano near Mexico City claims many lives. rescue teams search rugged volcano slopes at dawn for survivors.
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Soviet Calls for Priority to Greek Balkan Issue at UN
In Lake Success on September 27, Andrei Vishinsky urged top priority for the Greek Balkan file in the UN committee debate while pushing his own peace proposals for immediate consideration after the 59 nation committees. He argued the peace plan be ranked high, contending earlier items should not be pushed aside. US delegate Warren Roodin noted the Soviet offer as propaganda and demanded its scheduling after Italian colonies and Palestine.
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Nationalists Charge Russia Backing Chinese Communists
Lake Success Sept 27 Nationalist China charged Russia with direct aid to the Chinese Communist forces seeking to overthrow the Kuomintang government in Canton. KF. Tsiang, chief Chinese delegate, presented the case to the Assembly, with letters to President Porell and UN Secretary General Lie detailing the allegations.
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