Guys and Gals at Third District Show a Smash
Review lauds musical comedy Guys and Gals opening at the Third District Theater praising singing and dancing plus a strong comedian. Notes authentic stars from movies and stage, urges public support for affordable entertainment in Hope population under 10 000. Mentions fishing trip misadventure and a brief OPS authority overreach in government records case.
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Third District
Amerita
Phono’graph Recording
Hope
Lite Rock
Dallas
Reinery
Coliseum
30 More Days for Suspended Officer
The North Little Rock civil service commission extended Patrolman F. L. Buddy Morgan’s suspension by 30 days amid allegations he mistreated jail prisoner R. L. Blenden of Jacksonville. Morgan testified he shoved Blenden into a cell and Blenden fell, suffering a mild concussion and a cerebral hemorrhage during the incident.
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North Little Rock
Morgan
Brenden
Governor McMath Pledges 623 Highway Paving urged
Governor McMath promised Arkansas will complete paving of U S Highway 623 between West Memphis and Mammoth Springs. He spoke to a highway association last night and noted since 1949 about 4.19 million dollars has been spent on surfacing unpaved gaps and replacing worn bridges.
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McMath
Arkansas
West Memphis
Mammoth Springs
1000 Sailors Donate Blood in San Francisco
About 3,000 sailors from the Cruiser St. Paul recently returned from Korea waters donated blood in San Francisco. The Navy reported roughly 90 percent of the 1,200 crew joined the blood bank line yesterday to help wounded comrades.
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San Francisco
St. Paul
Korea
Navy
Youth Dies After Fall From Moving Truck Near Marked Tree
A Marked Tree youth was killed when Paul Vaughn, 4, fell from a moving truck near Marked Tree Arkansas. The accident raises the state's violent death toll since Monday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Paul Vaughn
Livestock Show Closes Here Saturday in Hope Revue Praised
The Third District Livestock Show wraps up Saturday in Hope with 4-H judging today from Montgomery to Garland counties. Dairy teams include Miller Hot Springs Lafayette Garland Hempstead. about 1,500 attended opening Guys and Gals in the Coliseum. The revue draws strong praise from locals and visitors, with three more performances this Friday night at 7 and Saturday at 2:30 and 8.
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Montgomery
Hempstead
Polk
Columbia
Ouachita
Hot Springs
Miller
Howard Sevier
Pike
Lafayette
Garland
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Horace Heidt
C. A. Armitage
At & Oveluck
Fulbright urges US plants to win long term Alabama? Arkansas role
Senator Fulbright says before any purchase from Canada the government should offer long term contracts to US firms. He notes Arkansas should lead expansion since bauxite is abundant there and Reynolds Metal would grow with a long range agreement. He opposes subsidies for Canadian production amid power shortages in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Canada
Fulbright
D-Ark
Defense
Charles . Wilson
Senator McClellan
Interior
Searles Douglas Wright
Henry Blalock
Southwestern Power Administration
Louis Reynolds
Robert P. Patterson
Reynolds Metal Ca
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Wilson
Reynolds
Workers Seek Immediate Union Election at Ward Body Works
In Conway on September 28 154 employees petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to hold an immediate union election at Ward Body Works Inc or to withdraw the CIO UAW drive. Two workers said they circulated the petition without owner David H Ward knowledge. Only 14 declined to sign. The plant has had prior election attempts with the NLRB voiding one result and another postponed at the union's request.
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Conway
National Labor Relations Board
Ward Body Works, Inc
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Uaw-Cio
Virgil F. Montgomery
T. J. Carter
David H. Ward
NLRB
U S Defense Plan Broadly Aimed at Hemisphere Security
A Washington dispatch outlines U S defense aims in the Western Hemisphere focusing on keeping Latin America secure, maintaining raw material flows, and preventing internal or external threats. It notes a mutual defense treaty dating from 1847, later shaping NATO links, and Inter-American defense efforts with 21 nations, plus economic aid to fortify allied navies and reduce reliance on armed force through development loans and investments.
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Washington
Ferope
Asia
Latin America
Zoud Shane
Unbherdt
United States
U.S
Alaska
Greenland
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Canada
Inter-American Defense Board
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
World Bank
Bloodhound Leads Sheriff to Crib With Stolen Corn
Sheriff Claud Sutton arrested 31 year old Ben Lockhart for stealing corn from Ira Brooks field. A bloodhound traced the scent from the field to Lockhart’s crib where the corn was recovered.
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Claud Sutton
Ben Lockhart
Blevins
Ira Brooks
Brooks
Button
Sheriff Sutton
Lockhart
Soviet Neck Tie Contest Mirrors State Gloom
A satirical look at a Soviet ministry prize contest for neckties, warned that designs must feature color variety and even Stalin imagery. The piece notes the irony of winners praising a government goal without a five year plan while the average Russian faces costly Ruble constraints to buy multiple prizes.
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New York
Russia
Lita
Ministry of Fight Industry
Tvan
Prises
Joseph Stu
Stalin
Kremlin
Uncle Joe
U.S.S.R
May Halt Street Sales Save Paper Plan
A plan to reduce newspaper printing aims to conserve newsprint by cutting the number of editions. The study, led by publishers and officials, considers halting street sales in certain areas while weighing local impacts and future publication formats.
House Votes Money for Office Materials and Expenses
The House approved an allowance of up to $2.50 to buy electrical equipment and office materials. The measure, tied to a $2,500 annual expense, covers stationary telephone and telegraph charges and an annual salary of $9,900 for eligible staff. The vote followed arguments about oversight and necessity.
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Pimaboy
Criminalitees Dan Alowance
Dina Ries
Bodies Found Near Wreckage in Matsuda Japan
Japanese authorities reported four bodies recovered near the wreckage of a US Air Force C-119 flying boxcar that crashed near Matsuda. The plane, from the 314th Troop Carrier Group, was en route to Fukuya from Ashiya Air Force Base in southern Japan. A second C-119 also crashed and burned in the Hakone foothills, seven miles west of Atsugi, with a crew of six onboard. Japanese firemen and youths retrieved bodies from the mountain slope.
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Matsuda
Japan
Carter Kreuls
Gheoule Ta ‘Fukyo
Ashiyuy Ai
C48
Hakone
Atsugi
Incorporators file Helene Motor parabenys of Helena
Articles of incorporation filed in Little Rock reveal Helene Motor parabenys of Helena authorized to issue 1,000 shares at no par value with an authorized capital of 200000 dollars. Paul M Caninbers Bert Harp J Richmond James H Boge Rus eat-Alioment Co. and Westive Equipment Co. named among incorporators.
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Little Rock
Helene Motor Parabenys
Elena
Paul M. Caninbers
Bert
Harp
Helena
J. Richmond
James H. Boge
Mvlestive Equipment Co
Ruseat-Alioment Co
Ib Peperating
Br. Rey J. Page
W. Braselton
Bertie Page
Four Counties Unite to Form New Scout District
A special meeting at First Methodist Church gathered representatives from Hempstead Hawtic Lafayette Nevada to consider consolidating four districts into one Scout District. Clifford Franks chaired. a committee was set to appoint District Chairman Vice-Chairman and District Commissioner for 1952 with plans to report at the annual meeting in November. A coffee and doughnuts period followed.
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iFirst Methodist Church
Hempstead
Hawitc
Laffyutte
Nevada Ditriel
Hese Colunies Cormiprige
Uempshend
Cliff Franks
Ebner Trown
Lal Wray
Claudefyrd
Howsfach
Dave Lirgis
Gleonard
Halph Dalinson
Lagallel
Acnevica
Owen Muruawig
Chli
Elen Brown
Franks
Noninuta
Hope Man Buys Alabama Heating Company
J W Patturgundy son of Mr and Mrs J W Patterson of Hope recently purchased the Hugh J Hughes Heating Co of Tuscaloosa Alabama the Tuscaloosa Branch of Hughes Heating Co one of the oldest in that region Mr Patterson and Mrs Patterson attended the University of Alabama School of Engineering specializing in Mechanical Engineering They reside in Tuscaloosa Mr Patterson is a World War Two veteran who served with nineteen months overseas in the European Theater with the United States Constabulary
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J. W. Patturgundy
J. W. Patterson
Hope
Hugh J. Hughes Heating Co
Tuscalooga
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Hughes Heating Co
Patterson
University of Alabama School of Engineering
Patteryo
Mary Lee Smith
Fayette Ala
Priest Sentenced for Handling Misaddressed Mail
A priest was sentenced after pleading guilty to interfering with mail addressed to Baptists. The case stems from mishandling letters and parcels associated with church members, resulting in a court finding of guilt and a subsequent penalty.
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Amos
Thieves Stealing Tires Clothing From Autos Here
A damaged local report notes thieves operating in Hope and nearby areas stealing tires and clothing from cars. Segments mention scattered observations and police activity, with unclear names and places due to OCR corruption.
Crops Damaged by Cold Snap Across Many States
Wide frost and cold snap injures garden vegetables and corn in Illinois and Iowa while Minnesota and Wisconsin report significant crop losses. Temperatures fall below freezing from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley with midwestern warming forecast for tomorrow.
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Preas
Lowa
Mieson Gily
Dex Murnay
Dekotah
Millicauts
Nebenaki
Minnesota
Wiscondhr
Tinuia
Thollanag
Rocky Mountains
Appalaghtons
Ping
Mississippi
Northern Plainia
Blamarele
Diddawon
Haren
Mierdeen
Midwest
Gulf States
Radicals Unable to Buy Radio Time in Argentina
Radicat party spokesman said the party was refused private radio airtime ahead of the upcoming election. The bid was rejected as the government controls key stations. Argentina's presidential vote is set for November 1 and the army will be used to maintain order during the balloting.
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Truman
Office of
Price Stabilization
OPS
Jamson
OFS
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bent
Gpi
Radicat Party
Juan DP
Perun
Richard Neal Also a Winner in Parade Coverage
Richard Neal, unidenified youth, won a division in a parade while awards were announced. The report notes a strong military praise for a Korean company in a separate dispatch and mentions a federal grand jury probe ordered by the Attorney General into race disorder in Cicero, Illinois, sparked by a black family moving into a white neighborhood, with up to 9,000 affected.
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Richard Neal
Oy Hone
Ume
Neal
Washington
McGrath
Cicero
Bradley's Korea visit sparks War Rift speculation
Washington report outlines Bradley lead of the command accompanying a department counselor as Bradley travels to Korea. The piece notes potential for shifts in leadership, early planning for upcoming visits, and hints at broader U.S. strategy amid ongoing Korea War tensions and allied discussions.
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Matthew Ridgeway
Natinhs
Chie Tian
Thabat
Bradley
P Visileta
Aymada
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Narrows Lake
Florida
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Joseph McCarthy
Ight
Foreigh
James McGuire
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Wlaconaln
House
Alabama
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Dalles
Clarence Baker
Pamloneu
Flouviers
Wraiik Vaeretarenaptt
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Gare
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Manila
Guillermo Capadocia
Communitat Huks
Phillippine
Panay Island
National Defense Department
Alfred M. Ramod
Capaducia
Sug Hemigio Llownship
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Tokyo
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Mats
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Joe Ounit
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Second Republic
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Meuthigs
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