30th annual Madison County 4 H Club Fair opens at Beulah Park
The Alexandria Kiwanis Club and Madison County Extension Office sponsor the 30th annual 4 H Club Fair at Beulah Park Alexandria. Thousands visit as spectators and exhibitors, showcasing 4 H work in Madison County and its impact on youth and future farmers.
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Walter F. George Remembered as Courageous Public Official
The nation mourns Senator Walter F. George of Georgia who served in the Senate for over thirty years. He influenced key laws, led the Finance and Foreign Relations Committees, opposed some New Deal principles, and later joined NATO under Eisenhower. His foreign policy work aimed at national safety and cross party respect endures in memory.
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Kremlin linked murders blamed on rising anti-Communist strikes
Washington debates a possible Soviet directed assassination wave linking Col. Carlos Castillo Armas in Guatemala Ramon Magsaysay in the Philippines and other anti-Communist leaders. The piece warns that Moscow may back a long campaign of terror and urges vigilance by free nations.
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Small Worlds Around Us: Bat Life and Night Flight
A vivid nature sketch describes bats in hollow trees, their growth, and nightly behavior. The observer notes baby and adult bats, their attachment to mothers, and the eerie, darting flight as they hunt insects under flashlight light.
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Tito Khrushchev Entente Reemerges in Socialist Support
J M Roberts notes Tito again echoes Khrushchev in courting Socialists worldwide after conferences in Romania. The piece traces a pattern of Moscow backed “cooperation” moves and Yugoslavia’s balancing act between East and West amid Hungary and Poland tensions.
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Hoffa defense links span Arkansas judge’s brother ally
Washington column reveals Hoffa enlisted Arkansas State Senator Q Byrum Hurst, a Hot Springs insider and boyhood friend of A D Shelton, city attorney and sister of Judge Burnita Shelton Matthews. Also notes Joe Louis and a full page Afro-American ad aimed at swaying senators on the natural gas bill.
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Dr George W Crane warns alcohol and inertia cause road deaths
In a medical column Dr George W Crane argues alcohol impairment and outdated highway design kill thousands yearly. He cites a coed case to illustrate brain injury and urges widening narrow two way bridges using quick, cheap rail-and-macadam fixes to save lives. He notes 40,000 annual fatalities and about 2,000,000 injured and calls for public action.
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Tiberius through the eyes of a critic in The Literary Guidepost
WG Rogers discusses Augustus and Tiberius, noting how power used knives and poison in a cold age. He contrasts Tiberius as fierce and merciless with claims of discipline and justice, and calls the work more a collection of essays than a unified study. Tall, muscular description appears.
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Doctors and husbands in delivery rooms debate regulation secrecy
A reader letters column discusses medical norms for birth rooms, arguing some doctors hide the real purpose of birth regulations to keep outcomes secret while others welcome husbands present. The exchange cites nutrition, dental health, and the role of staff in confinement cases, urging medical societies to address varied practices.
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Folklore Fragments and Wit From a Blended Chronicle
A collage of quotations and anecdotes traces wisdom and humor across centuries. Anonymous lines imagine insects at a lily and rose chambre feelings while a Leyden cobbler and a Denver woman story illustrate human slyness and nerve in everyday life.
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Endure Hardship in This One Bout Says Coach
The piece urges the fighter to stay in the ring and endure hard rounds. It emphasizes faith, training, and resilience, noting a black eye and a bleeding nose from the last hit, but insists victory is possible if the contestant continues and does not quit.
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