District Forester Urges Curb on Burning Waste Land
Buster A. Denton of Delight Arkansas calls for restraint as Governor designates Keep Arkansas Green Week. He notes thousands of acres of waste land burned to clear pastures, destroying young pine stands. He urges farmers to use waste land for productive forest cover and warns a forthcoming paper mill near Prescott will raise land values and pulpwood demand.
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Buster A. Denton
Unit 6
Delight
Ark
eMath
Arkansas
Forester
Arkanasas
Prescott
GOP In Foreign Policy Debated By Senate Ally Call
Washington April 1 7. Senator Ferguson Republican Michigan proposed inviting Republicans to join in major foreign policy decisions to salvage bipartisanship. The move comes as Republicans counterattack President Truman over alleged Soviet-friendly sabotage by three Senate Democrats. Senator Bridges of New Hampshire urged a showdown and urged open talks with the secretary of state and even the President on crucial policy choices.
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Washington
Truman
Ferguson
R-Mich
State Department
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Russia
Bridges
Secretary of State
Key West
Wherry Ur-Neb
McCarthy
R-Wis
Kremlin
Andrei Vishitsky
Hope Montgomery Ward Office Ranks 12th Nationwide in Sales
Mrs. Inez Staats, manager of the Hope catalog office, was told by the Chicago based home office that Hope ranked 12th in the United States for the two months of 150. Montgomery Ward lists the top 50 catalog offices each period, with Hope 42nd for January February. The announcement came from C A Reelliouse of Chicago, head of the catalog office division.
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Inez Staats
Hope
Montgomery Ward
United States
C. A. Reelliouse
Chicago
Mail Ber
Weather forecast for Aesaneas region
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight. Sunday cooler at night with warmer conditions in the northwest. Maye region expected to see a shift in temperatures as conditions vary across areas.
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Aesaneas
Eisenhower Outlines Three Point Defense Plan
General Eisenhower proposes a three point defense program to strengthen Alaska air defenses with a permanent trained force and radar, ensure the 48 group first line air force has modern aircraft backed by 12 air national guard groups, and fund a navy antisubmarine force. Senator Elmer Thomas supports the plan, noting potential costs and links to U S Russia relations and the 1951 defense budget.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Elmer Thomas
Id-Okla
Europe
Alaska
Navy
Thomas
Eisenhower
Tryuman
Columbia University
Senate Armed Services Committee
Appropriations Group
Russia
North Atlantic
U. S
Scoutmasters Training to Start Monday in Hempstead District
The Hempstead District will hold a six session scoutmasters training course starting Monday night April 3 at Fairpark. All scout masters, assistant scoutmasters, and troop committeemen are urged to attend. Sessions cover organization leadership program planning troop meetings camping scoutcraft compass work first aid rope work and camping equipment.
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Toeve
Hempstead
Fairpark
Hendrix Spraggins
Charles Gardner
Lloyd Bennett
Bill Wray
Jimmy Miller
Teddy Jones
Bearden Announces Run for Hempstead Sheriff
Former Hempstead Sheriff Jim Bearden said he will file within days to seek the sheriff’s office, the only elected Hempstead post with opposition while three other candidates have already filed. He noted county supporters urged his candidacy and that Hempstead needs a sheriff.
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Jim Bearden
Hempstead
Bearden
Hope woman wins prize for recipe in gas company paper
The April issue of Natural Gas News lists Mrs. W. E. Bryant of 926 3s. Elm St. Hope as winner. She received a Pyrex gift set for the Molded Pineapple and Pear Salad with Dressing recipe.
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Natural Gas News
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
W. E. Bryant
Elm St. of Hope
Priests Plead Guilty in Czechoslovak Church Treason Trial
Prague April 1 two of ten high ranking Czech Catholic clergymen pleaded guilty to high treason in the nation’s first mass trial of churchmen. Six others face charges including espionage for the Vatican and anti state activity. Abbot Bohumil Tajovsky and Abbot Augustin Machalka admitted guilt. others pleaded innocent or pleaded partially. The trial, broadcast on Czech radio, drew foreign reporters who were later denied seats. Machalka testified he aided in gathering firearms and distributing leaflets after the 1948 Communist coup.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
Abot Bohumil Vit Tajovsky
Zeliva
Bohemia
Augustin Machalka
Nova Rise
Machalka Ales
Myst
Cucch! Radio
Frantisek Silhan
Order of Jesuits
Adolph Kaipr
Stanislav Barlak
Frantisck Mikulsack
Jesuie
Lee McKee Dies in Hope Hospital
Lee McKee 74 a longtime Spring Hill resident died last night in Hope Hospital. He is survived by his wife three daughters Euhet McKee Mrs W Xe Stokes and Mrs V A Kile of Little Rock two sons Van McKee of Cincinnati Ohio and Lt McKee of Magnolia. Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Sunday at Spring Hill Baptist church by Rev DB Co Silvey with burial in Evening Shade Cemetery. Active pallbearers Horace Phillips Irby Turney Elbert Collins Leonard Boyce Robert Turper and Mrs Cobh.
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Lee MeKee
Spring Hil
Euhet Mckee
W. Xe. Stokes
V. A. Kile
Little Revk
van McKee
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Lt. McKee
Magnolia
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Silvey
Evening Shade
Horace Phillips
Irby Turney
Elbert Collips
Leonard Boyce
Robert Tur
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Arkansas Youth Coming Home With Legs and Arms
Eadie Thompson born without arms and legs is returning to Magnolia Arkansas today able to stand. He has learned to balance with stubbies and a corset harness and may have arm work started in two years. His mother Mrs Jean Thomason credits Magnolia Kiwanis and aid from the Kessler Institute in West Orange along with a nurse friend who arranged care.
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Newark
M.T
Eadie Thompson
Arkansas
Breddie
Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation
West Orange
Ballance
Magnalia
Ark
Jean Thomason
Thomas
Henry I. Kessier
Claude Rosenbaum
Magnolia
Thomasons
Magnolia Kiwanis Club
West Orange Institute
Preddle
Thomason
Subpoenas Suggested for McCarthy's File
Washington April 1 two Republican lawmakers challenged a Democrat's push for subpoenas on Senator McCarthy's papers about the Owen Lattimore case. McCarthy says he can prove Lattimore is or has been a Soviet agent and a member of the Communist party. Lattimore, a renowned Far East expert, calls the charges unmitigated lie. Green urged handing over documents to the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee if McCarthy has proof, while Hickenlooper questioned the committee’s right to subpoena a senator's material. Bridges noted no precedent for subpoenaing a fellow senator. McCarthy outlined the charges in a Senate speech and says he has turned over documents to the inquiry committee. his office says he supplied all Lattimore data to the FBI. Lattimore returns from a UN mission to respond. a public hearing is set for Tuesday, with McCarthy claiming a witness will back his accusations.
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Washington
Pril
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Communist Party
Green
D-Rd
Providence
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
State Department
Wisconsin
Hickenlooper
A-Iena
Senate
Bridges
Lailimore
Committee
FBI
United Nations
Afghanistan
Bast Singer Audubon Praises Mockingbird Song
Audubon states the mockingbird song surpasses the nightingale, arguing it is not mere imitation but a true composition and creation of sound.
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Audubon
Park Avenue Hillbilly Seeks a Man While Remaining Single
New York gossip notes Dorothy Shay, famed for her supper club circuit antics, remains single despite travels and rising earnings. She outlines her preferences and pet peeves in men, insisting she wants personal freedom, despite liking children and imagining four as a future.
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Park Avenue
New York
Dorothy Shay
Shey
Waldorf
Wedgwood Room
Census Takers Start Vast Job Today
An army of census takers begins counting the United States population in a nationwide effort that will also collect household and personal data. About 15 million people plus roughly 4 million in territories will be asked questions about name address age sex race marital status occupation income home ownership and other basic items. Government officials say the data determine apportionment of seats in Congress and are kept confidential for statistical use only. The total cost is estimated at about 10 million dollars as enumerators cover large travel miles and finish within two weeks in cities and two more in rural areas.
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Washington
United States
Mall
Census Bureau
Truman
California
Catholics Plan Holy Week Ceremonies at Our Lady of Good Hope
The Catholic Church plans Holy Week rites at Our Lady of Good Hope led by Father G. Dunleavy. Events include a High Mass on Thursday, Mass of the Institution of the Blessed Sacrament, Good Friday noon service, The Three Hours Agony devotion, blessing of the new fire and Easter water on Saturday, and the Mass for the Resurrection to close the week.
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Our Lady of Good Hope Church
G. Dunleavy
GOP Fails to Agree on Farm Program
Republican leaders from the Midwest and mountain states met in Salt Lake City to rally support for the 1950 campaign but could not reach a unified farm program. Speakers urged a farm-to-farm appeal to rural voters while denouncing penalties for independent farmers. Gabrielson and Taft were discussed, with emphasis on strengthening party organization and broader voter turnout amidst China policy criticism.
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Salt Lake City
Maids West
Mountain States
Ohio State
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Tram
Carri
Robert K. Goodwin
Guy
Gabrielson
Tom Coleman
Wisconsin
Wayne Hood
Secu
Robert A. Taft
Gabrielgan
State Department
China
Easter Egg Hunt Planned for Sunday at Fall Park
Franklin McLarty announces a community Easter egg hunt at Fall Park Sunday at 2:30 PM for children eight and under. About 6500 candy eggs will be hidden along with twelve colored hen eggs. ten blue eggs pay cash, one silver egg 2.50, and one gold egg 3. Meyer's Bakery funds the event and the Chamber committee promotes it. Chester Hunt chairs the organizing committee.
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Franklin McLarty
Chamber of Commerce
Fall Park
Meyer's Bakery
Chamber of Committee
Chester Hunt
Washington aid bill earmarks surplus funds
A fragmented Washington report notes an April push on a relief bill with Treasury and defense implications. It mentions Representative Torys pursuing earmarks and a plan to channel surplus funds to security and program initiatives next week.
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Washington
White House Statement on Miami Train Intent
A garbled note references a White House statement about a train to Miami and intent from the administration. The readable bits suggest policy or security considerations, but details are unclear and no concrete actions or dates are specified.
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Hope Montgomery Ward
U.S
Sammy Knotts
Shreveport Fire Dept
Shreveport, la
Lee McKee
Hope Hospital
Bast Singer
Healdus
Shay
Dorothy
Saint
Department of Internal Revenue
Geraldine’ Ranzle
New York City
Diane
Catherine Palmore
GOP
White’ House
8Adent
Miami
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