All Out Probe of Labor Asked at Convention
A state AFL CIO convention in Missouri discussed widening labor probes to include subordinate union officials. The resolution claimed only top leaders are touched by the inquiry, while concerns grow over misconduct among some officers. Delegates from Arkansas Missouri and Kansas represented about 11 000 OC A W members. Joseph Appelbaum of St Louis spoke for the district directorate and urged stronger enforcement of right to work and anti labor activity measures.
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Joreph Appelbaum
St. Louis
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Training for Negro Scout Leaders in District
Fragment reads about an advancing training session for Negro Scout leaders in the district. It mentions April start, high school location, and activities led by district officials. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tia Ackogk
Roy Ber
Parker to Head AP Association
Ken Parker of the Arkansas Gazette was elected president of the Arkansas AP Association, with John J. Troutt Jr. of the Jonesboro Sun as vice president and Continuing Study Committee chair. The convention site decision favors Pine Bluff or Hot Springs, and Carleton Harris spoke on Libel as keynote.
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Arkansas Associated Press Association
Ken Parker
Airkansas Gazette
Hot Springs
Parker
Bill Miles
John J. Troutt Jr
Jonesboro
Fine Bluff
Emmet RCI Group Names Officers at a Fish Fry
The Emmet Rural Community Improvement group met at the Gas Company Club house to elect officers. Dick Snell became president, Mrs Clifford Shope was named Secretary and Treasurer, with Mrs Ramey Garland as Reporter. About 70 citizens attended including Clarence Knighton and new Emmet residents.
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Gas Company Club
Dick Snell
Clifford Shope
Ramey Garland
Clarence Knighton
Hope
Mys5
Dilliard Poole
Olin Poole
Oscar Lynn
Emmet
W. E
McFarland
Little Rock
Tornadoes roam the South causing damage and injuries
Tornadoes swept across Texas to Alabama with driving rain and high winds injuring at least four people and damaging homes and property. A twister near Mobile toppled a house trailer and downed trees and power lines. Another tornado hit Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana, damaging a packing plant and a sheriff’s radio room. Earlier, a sighting near McComb Mississippi and wind damage across the region were reported.
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Alabama
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Ala
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Hit Parade Singers to Leave Golden Coffin in On Air Shakeup
New York a Dorothy Collins and four co stars will depart the NBC Hit Parade after seven years. The program will continue next year with a new group of faces under the same format. Sponsors note the change is not a critique of the departing stars.
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New York
Dorothy Collin
Fay
NBC
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Brograns
Raymond Salt
Collins
Gisele MacKenzie
Snooky Lawson
Russell Arms
Ioe Shove
Tuan Pingla
Nowrenge
Tibkell
Rorethy” Kiesen
Dorks
Mediscal Bill Awaits Faubus Signature
In Little Rock, Governor Faubus has three days to sign or veto a measure setting county patient quotas for the University of Arkansas Medical Center. The bill faces opposition from Pulaski County and nearby cities. Faubus plans talks with university officials on administrative handling. He has until Wednesday to sign or allow auto passage. he recently signed a highway appropriation and a motor vehicle commission bill, vetoed a loyalty oath, and capped a ferry buyout near Conway.
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Shover Group to View Safety Film at Community Club
A safety film titled Farry Petroleum Safety will be shown Tuesday night at the Shovey & s E Community Club by County Agent Oliver pe Adams. The event will be at the home of Hugland Slub Leakay.
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Congress May Act to Protect Laboring Man
Senate probes alleged flagging by Teamsters officials spurs calls for action to safeguard democratic processes and union funds. Republicans and Democrats, including Secretary of Labor Mitchell, push for federal right to work protections and tighter disclosure of union finances to prevent misappropriation and corruption. Mitchell plans administration bill to publish union financial reports this year.
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P A Neal 68 Dies at Home Near Hope
P A Neal 68 farmer died at his home near Hope Washington area Saturday His survivors include wife Mary a son Walter of Washington three daughters Wilma Springs Brentwood Calif J M Bates Bossier City La D N Bates Hope Rt 4 three brothers George Olin and a B Neal all near Hope five sisters Mrs Joe Coghill Hope and Mrs Rosie Jones Las Vegas Nev Funeral services will be held at Old Liberty Church with burial in Westmoreland Rev Hershel Williams to officiate Active pallbearers Guy Licks John Willett Matt Bristow Carla Gilbert and Hober Griffin
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Hope
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Las Vegas
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Qld Liberty Church
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Carla Gilbert
Hobert Griffin
U S Payroll Hits An All Time Peak
Washington Senator Byrd reported January federal payroll reached a record 989 million dollars for regular civilian workers. Foreign national payroll abroad retired 16.7 million. Seven months of fiscal year 1057 totaled 6.8 billion, averaging 958 million monthly. He argues cutting federal employment quickens budget relief.
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Five of Woolridge family shot dead in Massacre at home
An alleged incident at the Woolridge residence in Ossipee, Massachusetts ends with four dead and a suspect son, Daniel Woolridge, 11, in custody. Authorities report the father, 57, the mother, 45, and two children killed during an argument after Sunday school. Investigators say a handgun was used and the attacker was later restrained.
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Field Study Day Attracts Forty Stockmen Near Columbus
Forty stockmen attended a field study day at the John J. Wilson farm near Columbus on Friday. Oliver L. Adams led the event focusing on beef cattle management to raise weaning weight and net farm income. Cows and calves from the Wilson Hereford herd were shown. 1957 calves were branded and vaccinated for blackleg shipping fever and malignant edema. J. Herbert Carrier spoke on replacement female selection and herd health. Ned Ray Purtle directed a selection activity with 15 yearlings chosen from 26 head for potential field replacements. Bob Childs assisted.
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Case Rn
Ned Ray Purtle
Hempsteld County
Rabies Vaccination Tour Scheduled by Local Officials
Veterinarian Herbert Rogers will vaccinate dogs this week as arranged by County Agent Oliver L. Adams and local leaders. The schedule lists stops at Patmos, E. Phillip's farm, Spring Hill near Collins store, Jewel Burke store, Experiment Station, and Joe Daugherty Store west of Hope along old 67 road with times from 8:30 to 11:30 AM.
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Fulton Man Is On Trial For Murder
The April term of Mempstead Chewit Court opened with Judge Lyle Brown presiding. Clayton, a 41-year-old Fulton man, is charged with fatally shooting Charles Ray Chrismon while fishing on Red River near Clayton’s Fulton residence between the railway and highway bridges.
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Burl (Kool) Clayton
Fulton
Charles Ray Chrisman
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Red River
Clayton
Burglary and Wreck Probed by Police in Hope City
Hope City police reported a quiet weekend with one burglary and a wreck investigated. Burglars broke into Truck Repair Co on South Walnut Saturday night, damaged a soda machine and stole a cash box valued around 40 dollars after entering via a window. A collision near Malin involving 5S. A. Westbrook Jr. and Bobby Kirk caused minor damage. Two rings valued at about 9.50 each were taken from Oaks Cafe by a high school boy, who was turned over to his father after the chief referred the case to Juvenile Court this week.
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Malin
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Merchants Meet Set for Tuesday at Chamber Office
Merchants meeting called for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce office by Chairman Herbert Burns. Chamber Board of Directors to convene Tuesday night at 7 30 o'clock.
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All Around Town Weather And Local Notices
All Around Town reports 1.79 inches of rain last night linking April. Marcel precipitation totals 4.83 inches with year to date at 20.60 inches, 11.42 inches below last year. Marvin Wasa and Lee Hartsfield will be Woodmen of the World Society delegates to the Are kattsas Head Camp convention April 1–2 at Hotel Lafayette in Little Rock. over 100 delegates and officers expected.
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Woman's Body Found in Iran Amid Resignation Talk
Reports say Premier of Iran may resign after desert massacre that killed three American aid workers. Dr Menuch er Kehbal named as potential new premier. sources say government aims to quell tribal defiance. US suspends Point Four aid as officials investigate ambushes in Baluchistan. body of American woman found nearby as crowds gather.
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Streat
Huge Check Found On Body Of Slain Banker
Chicago police report a $300000 check drawn on Society National Bank of Cleveland found with the body of Luecon Marcus 61 a former bank director linked to the Orville Hodge scandal. Marcus was kidnapped shot in the back and dumped in a vacant South Side lot. Police say robbery is unlikely and motives may trace to the Hodge case or revenge. Marcus faced federal charges of misusing bank funds.
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Chicago
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Ohio
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Touhy
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Weather Station Report Synopsis from Arkansas Notes
Weather report for four hours ending 7 am Monday shows high 69 and low 55 with 1.7 percent precipitation. March total precipitation 4.83 inches. year to date 20.60 inches. In Arkansas the forecast calls for mild conditions through Tuesday with showers and local thunderstorms. tonight’s low 43 to 55.
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