Hempstead County Republicans Morning Breakfast for Lieblong
Calendar notes a breakfast sponsored by the Hempstead County Republican Party to meet congressional candidate Warren Lieblong. The event runs 7:45 a.m. Saturday Sept 20 at the Barlow with coffee provided by the Republican Women. admission is $1 per person. A second coffee event is listed later that day until noon at the same venue. Also on Sunday Sept 30 Mrs. Gosnell’s summer pupils will present a church recital at First Presbyterian Chapel with organ and guitar numbers and Nan Arnold singing.
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Hempstead County
Warren Tieblong
Barlow
R. L. Gosnell
Dpm
First Presbyterian Church
Nan Arnold
Hal Boyle
New York
Hong Kong
Caliph Mahdi
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U.S
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Mississippi
Chicago
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Verger School Lunch Menus and WSCS Meetings
Readable fragments describe Verger Central School lunch menu items for October and multiple WSCS meetings at First Methodist Church. Entries mention mashed potatoes, green peas, milk, bread, macaroni salad, beans, cheese sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, spaghetti, and various hostesses and dates in October with circle and class meetings.
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J. M. Houston
Cale
WSCS
Franklin
Mildred Trulver
Pearl Owens
School Menu For Next Week At Ont
A readable fragment lists weekly school meals with items like hamburgers and bacon on Monday, spaghetti on Tuesday, burgers again on Wednesday, chicken pie on Thursday, and a ham and cheese sandwich on Friday. It includes sides such as peas, celery salad, fruit cups, milk, and cookies.
Public Works Bill Advances Through Senate Panel
Washington AP reports a 93.5 billion water projects authorization cleared the Senate Public Works Committee. The bill includes 182 million for the Arkansas River Basin plan across Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas and 11 million for the White River Basin plan. Republicans call the measures pork barrel as wider House action looms toward a conference committee reconciliation.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
House Public Works Committee
Loan to Wynne Housing Authority Approved
The Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a 5526 loan to the Wynne Housing Authority in Little Rock. The funds will finance construction of 55 low rent homes, 22 of which are designed for the elderly, announced Sen. J William Fulbright.
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Little Rock
Wynne Housing Authority
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
J William Fulbright
D-Ark
Mississippi Defies Court Over Desegregation of University
AP analyst notes Mississippi Governor Tess Barnett uses state rights to oppose federal desegregation orders. The piece cites Meredith v. Mississippi as a test of state sovereignty and discusses historical shifts in national versus regional power, referencing Morrison, Comager, and Beard on state rights as political tool.
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James Marlow
Washington
Mississippi
Tess TR. Barnett
Supreme Court
Barnett
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Levy
Samuel Biot! Morrison
Henry Steele Comager
American Republic
Sind
Charles Beard
Ter
South Carolina
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
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Meadow Home
Lambert Grocery
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Han Dearinger
Turner
Linyard
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X15 Engine Sets Record Longest Burn at 127 Seconds
Edwards AFB reports the X15 rocket engine achieved its longest burn of 127 seconds during a test with John B. McKay aboard, reaching 7,000 feet altitude and 2,963 mph. The test examined heat transfer, tail stability, and cockpit window durability while operating at 75 percent thrust.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Gall
Apj
West
John B. McKay
McKay
Bils Mather
Some Facts Gleaned From Morning Mail
HAL BOYLE compiles assorted notes and curios from Morning Mail. Topics range from weight loss myths and shoe discomfort to quirky historical anecdotes and social statistics. The piece mixes trivia on cars, pets, cash, and public life with brief quotes and observations.
Labor Department Sues Buck Hurley Gin in Amazon Over FLSA Violations
The U S Department of Labor filed suit in federal court Thursday against Buck Hurley Gin of Amazon in Jackson County alleging violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act, indicating enforcement action against the firm.
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Little Rock
U.S. Department of Labor
Buck Hurley Gin
Amazon
Jackson County
Weir Farm Goes on Saturday
U S Attorney Robert D Smith reported Lake Providence farmer who bid 60000 on April 17 to buy the Chicot County farm of James Weir would pay today The farm sale was to satisfy federal fines for over planting rice and the bill totals 61369 including interest The purchaser was represented by attorney Jack Wyly and the sale involves penalties and wage related charges with cases cited in district court
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Chicot County
James Weir
Weir
Smith
Jack Wyly
L. J. Jalions
Pilure
Warren
Dear Helen Dorothy Dix on men and women equality
Dorothy Dix argues that men have regressed in courtesy and leadership as women gained rights and professional roles. She shares a family memory of a father who valued harmony and responsibility, contrasted with modern couples where wives bear the economic load and deserve recognition.
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Papa
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Store to Abide by U S Rules In Fur Advertisements
Washington AP reports Pfeffers of Arkansas a Little Rock department store agreed to stop false pricing and advertising of furs. The FTC found fictitious regular prices and claims of large savings while records to support value were lacking. John Hannahs fur department manager subject to the order issued in a settlement handled by FTC staff counsel.
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Washington
Federal
Treade Commission
Pfeffers
Arkansas
Little Rock
FTC
John Hannahs
Commission
AP Names Seven New Directors
The Associated Press Managing Editors Association elected seven new directors and re elected three incumbents. New members are George Beebe of the Miami Herald Don Carter of the National Observer Arville Schaleben of the Milwaukee Journal Richard D Smyser of the Oak Ridger Paul V Miner of the Kansas City Star Don Baldwin of the St Petersburg Flag Times and Richard J Hartford of the Hartford Times Incumbents returning include G W Churchill Howard Cleavinger and Robert C Notson Smyser represents newspapers in cities under 90 000 population
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Miami
Fla
Spokane Chronicle
Robert C. Notson
Portland Oregonian
Smyser
AP to Launch Fast National Sports Wire in Teletypesetter Era
The Associated Press announced plans to start a national sports wire on December 2 using Teletypesetter monitors at high speed. It will run 22 hours daily from 8 am to 6 am New York time, boosting capacity by about 25 percent and surpassing all rival all cap wires.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
New York
Albeap
Blinded Youth Receives Second Eye Surgery in Houston
AP reports one year old Arkansas boy Bill Bradley Jr. blinded by lightning at El Dorado entered Methodist Hospital for a second eye operation after July and August surgeries. Doctors aim to restore sight with further operations and contact lenses, noting uneven progress between eyes.
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Houston
Bill Bradley Jr
Arkansas
Methodist Hospital
el Dorado
America Speeds Relief to Spain in Flood Disaster
In Barcelona region, flood relief is rushed by the United States as rains worsen devastation in industrial districts around Barcelona. Capt. Gen. Agustin Munoz Grandez, vice president of the Franco government, cautioned the toll may reach 60 or more. Official figures remain unsettled.
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Barcelona
Spain
United States
Agustin Munog- Grandez
Judge Objects to Attorney's Hat in Conspiracy Trial
In Los Angeles AP report Elinor Chandler Duncan attended a conspiracy case wearing a feathery black bonnet and then a white turban hat with a red rose. Judge Kenneth E. Sutherland urged removal, she refused, and a mistrial motion was denied. She said she wears a hat because she has no time to fix her hair. Her husband is attorney Frank P. Duncan. his mother Elizabeth Ann Duncan was executed at San Quentin for murder by hire of his first wife.
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Elinor Chandler Duncan
Kenneth E. Sutherland
Mrs. Duncan
U S Ready Assures Enforcement Over Mississippi Governor
Assistant U S Attorney General Burke Marshall told the 5th Circuit that the Justice Department is prepared to enforce sanctions on Governor Ross Barnett if he fails to end his blockade of integration at the University of Mississippi. He urged a time limit to purge before sanctions, possibly a Monday deadline. The court discussed mechanisms to compel compliance and potential execution of orders by the executive branch.
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Burke Marshall
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
University of Mississippi
Marshall
Barnett
Circuit
Griffin Bell
Atelanta
Barneff
Elbert Tuttle
Atlanta
Supervisor Alvin Wen Named Ozark-St. Francis Forests Boss
Alvin Wen of Atlanta has been named supervisor of the Ozark St. Francis Forests in Arkansas. He succeeds J. B. Dahl who retires for health reasons after over 32 years of service. Wen begins duties this week.
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Ark
Cap
Alvin Wen
Atlanta
Ozark-St. Francis
Arkansas
J. B. Dahl
Owen
Winrock Winners Dominate Mid-South Show in Memphis
Winrock Farms swept the Mid-South fair in Memphis with 10 firsts for its cattle. The herd also earned several second and third places and will compete next at the Arkansas Fair and Livestock Exhibition October 1 through 6.
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Memphis
Winrock Farms
Missing Persons Rise After Disaster At Zaragoza Base
casualties reported with over 300 listed unofficially missing. About 200 injured and 1500 homeless. US forces at the Zaragoza airbase dispatched earth-moving equipment to clear rubble while the US Embassy in Madrid sent powdered milk rice noodles and other food to Barcelona.
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Madrid
Barcelona
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