Memoirs of Hoover and Coolidge in Col lier s
Our Daily Bread previews Herbert Hoover's Memoirs as serialized in Collier's October issue, contrasting Hoover's liberal image with Coolidge's conservatism and noting how they viewed early 20th century economic troubles. The column rails at sensational sports coverage in the Arkansas Gazette and mentions a Texarkana football score and local reader recollections, with remarks on telegraph delays affecting deadlines.
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Herbert Hoover
Collier's Magazine
Hoover
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Price Clinic Arrives at Hope Chamber Monday
A Price Clinic for all local businessmen will be held at the Hope Chamber of Commerce office from 1 p m to 5 p m on Monday October 1. Ray Lawrence says J A Hill and Jim Swalm of the Arkansas Office of Price Stabilization will answer questions on OPS regulations and restaurant regulation amendments affecting drug stores with combination operations.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Ray Lawrence
Chamber of Commercce
Arkansas Office of Price Stabilization
J. A. Hill
Jim Swalm
The
Chamber of Commerce
OPS
Skunk Defense Liquid Reaches Fifteen Feet
A skunk can spray its defensive liquid up to fifteen feet, using a rapid aimed discharge to deter predators and protect itself.
Third District Livestock Show Ends Tonight
The Third District Livestock Show closes tonight as exhibitors move livestock, poultry and swine to state shows. The finale features the musical Guys and Gals with an afternoon show at 2 30 and an evening performance. A large crowd attended last night and more are expected.
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Little Rock
Alt
Dude! Lence
Tax Increase Is Virtually Assured
Washington reports the Senate completed action on its general revenue boosting bill for 1951 with a 67 to 1 vote after nine days of debate. The measure would raise funds well below the House version, with conferees set to reconcile figures next week and expectations that final totals will be closer to the Senate proposal around 4 billion dollars. President Truman had urged about 10.6 billion for budget balance amid heavy defense costs. Senators from the administration pressed to raise revenue and remove loopholes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Administration
Trueman
Minor Damage in Accident Reported In City
A county truck driven by Luther Morrison collided with a car driven by Hiram Hatcheld at Hazel and Division Streets yesterday. Police investigated minor damages and noted no injuries in the county accident report.
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Luther Morrison
Hiram Hatcheld
Hazel
Division Streets
Yestersee
Methodist Circle plans Monday program at home
Circle No. 5 of First Methodist Church meets Monday October 2 at the home of Mrs. Delton Houston. Mrs. J W Patterson will lead devotional Visions and Ideals while Mrs. Howard Byers will present a Draylet Cast Thy Bread. Participants include Mrs Be wt Whitman Mrs dW Franks and Mrs Sam Strong. Members asked to bring their hymnbooks.
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First Methodist Church
Delton Houston
J. W. Patterson Wall
Howard Byers
Wt Whitman
Dw. Franks
Sam Strong
Tone Weds Girl He Fought For
Cloquul Minnesota Sept 28 Tone Weds the girl he fought for after a brief ceremony at a White House location. Franchot Tone and Payton, both previously married, tied the knot amid a crowd of teens and onlookers while Tone dismissed thoughts of marriage and discussed pursuing a legal case against actor Tom Neal over the earlier beating claim. The couple planned a honeymoon in northern Minnesota.
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Cloquul
Minn
Maytin
Franchot Tone
Minnesota
Tone
Tom Neal
Miss Payton
Hollywood
Neal
MD J. Johnson
Department Store Sales Rise In Eighth District
St Louis Sept 28 After a seven week decline department store sales in the eighth federal reserve district rose eight percent from the year earlier period. In the St Louis area sales were up two percent while Louisville showed a one percent gain and Memphis seven percent. Little Rock reached fourteen percent and other markets posted varied results. For the four week period ending Sept 22 district sales were six percent below 1950 and cumulative 1951 sales were about equal to 1950 for the same span.
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St. Louis
Federal
Federal Reserve Bank
Louisville
Memphis
Little Rock
Horse Caravan Arrives in Conway For Fair Parade
Morrislan September 20 4 percent Assault 100 Northwestern Arkansas horse riders left here for Conway for a county fair parade. The cavalcade moved on to Little Rock for the livestock show. Three of the original 102 riders dropped out since Tuesday. Raymond Ash of Payettewile was forced to quit after a Penk accident. Jobo Pitton 74 of Spvirys was crowned whip rider. Miggvin Morrow of Cave Springs and C. Lath of Blin Spelags were hospitalized. Dr. Charles Clark from Arkadelphia aided the riders and kept busy with medicine. Travel detours were made to ease horse fatigue. not a horse has dropped out.
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Morrislan
Assauit
Arkansas
Conway
Wauikaur County Fair
Little Rock
Saddle Brigade
Teft
Raymond Ash
Payettewile
Jobo Pitton
Miggvin Morrow
C. Lath
Charles Clark
Arkadelphia
Bemp
Ming
Efe
Atking
Russelville
Morahiun
Daylight Saving Ends on Sunday
Daylight saving ends Sunday for about 65 million Americans. Eastern standard time begins at 2:00 a.m. local time, turning clocks back one hour. Remember to set clocks back as you sleep, reclaiming 60 minutes.
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New York
Daylight Saving Time Origin and Spread
The practice of saving daylight began in Europe during World War I and spread to the United States where it proved useful for conserving fuel and resources.
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Europe
Ier
United States
Picture Drawn by Paisley Student Is Published
A Paisley student’s drawing appears in a monthlyChildren’s Activities magazine issue. The piece, created by Tommy Balk, 41, is featured in a page of school artwork and honors local talent amid a broader list of young contributors.
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Paisley
Tommy Balk
Mes
Tray Polk
Jim Ity
Chivaga
Talens
Tony
Mvpaiaaie
Irregularities Cause Five to Quit Jobs
Irregularities led five workers to resign amid a broader investigation within the Air Force. General Rawlings said several civilians were suspended, one employee admitted gratuities, a buyer resigning over security concerns, and others left after questioning about contracts and procurement. The Justice Department will take over the remaining cases.
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Tk Gon
Rawlings
Ade
Aly
Nuaweyer
Weil
Ito Ranies
Aly Tyree
Rawligs Diitemenk
Washington
Fuera
Air Force
Emvan
Os Fimns
Hut Beech
Adir
Department of Justice
Shipping Strike Averted Amid Conciliator Talks
San Francisco reports a potential midnight strike by shipping workers is averted as Federal Conciliator Omar Oskin announces an agreement between Pacific Maritime and AFL Sailors, with remaining unions still negotiating and a further meeting planned for 10 p.m.
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San Francisco
Omar Oskins
Pacific Maritime Perasion
AFL
Maritime Association
AFL Mastery
El Dorado Dominates Bobcats in 38-6 Win
El Dorado rolled to a 38-6 victory over the Bobcats. Dorado executed a mix of passes and runs, racking up favorable yardage while Hope’s defense forced turnovers and penalties. Dorado avoided major errors as Hope struggled to stop the home attack.
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el Dorado
Bobcats
Talline
Hope
Orly Lilly Erie
Baber
Tl Dorado
Bylen Combles
Ant
Menry Lie
Maye
Manty Lakin Meiers
Uh Dorado
Jope Indy
Dorada
Governors Open 43rd Conference in Tennessee
Governors from all states and territories gather at Gatlinburg for the 43rd annual conference. They plan to discuss crime, emergency programs, and welfare, with special guests including George C. Marshall and Millard Caldwell. Social events feature Tennessee hospitality and Opry performances. Governor Browning hosts eight guests at the Tennessee Mississippi football game. Gov. Long and Gov. Anderson briefly unavailable.
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Gitlinburg
Witklee
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountain Nitena Park
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lakes
Oak Widue
Stom Bom
Nashville
Greta Ole Opry
BilbiNy
Angerle
Gordon Browning
Browning
Earl Long
Louisiana
C. Elmer Anderson
Minnesota
John Fowler Dulles
Defense
George C. Marshall
Civil Defense
Millard F. Caldwell
Attorneys of Chancery District to Meet Here
District attorneys prepare for a local gathering described as the first meeting of a stealt y division at a city venue. The report lists names and roles, mentions a scheduled session, and notes surrounding civic attendees and discussions.
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Chancery District
News Barriers Studied by Publishers
Francisca reports the first session of the American Newspaper Editors Society, chaired by Russell Wikring, addressed government information controls and a Truman security order. Editors warned the order could smother legitimate operations and hinder disclosure, while committees noted broader censorship risks and internal press challenges.
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San Francisca
Anmerlen
Sony
William N. Outix
Prague
Cavechoslovniia
Pve
Tussell Wikwing
Waastrington Post
Aso
Washington
APMIE
David Patten
Proviedance
J, Journal and
Bullopig
Iron Curtain
APME
Mallurgie
Te Associated Press
Man Fatally Injured After Train Boarding Attempt
A man attempting to board an east bound passenger train was fatally struck and killed. Responders rushed him to a hospital where efforts to revive him failed. His wife was aboard the train during the事故, and authorities described the incident as a tragic accident with no foul play indicated.
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Man
Alexader
Brdseo
Alexnder
Neal Whatton
Western unions settle after strike with wage rise
In Bisbeg Arizona and nearby areas a strike ended on September 18 after taft startlay law actions. Kennecott Copper first to settle, with a 45 cent per hour wage increase and a pension equivalent. District court issued a temporary restraint.
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Dougl
Ariz
Rey Phelps Gidge
Tion
Ang Smeke
Bisbeg
Rouges Aga Mazenci
Orville’ Bareon
Union
P Dent
Vermet
Dodge
Dene
Firat Company
Kennecott Copper
New York Trial Reports Big Chemical Case
Sept 20 reports a court case involving multiple defendants over a long standing chemical technology dispute. The government alleges seven year old legal actions tied to nylon rubber and polymers with special electrical properties. Du Pont is named among the involved entities and several others are cited in the proceedings.
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New York
Ehamileat
Flema Gutti
Partich Court
Ion i Ian
Ely
Bisatton
Leonard Je
Lopon
Io. al
Pdla
Pont
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