Supreme Court splits in new decisions on contempt and desertion
The Supreme Court divided in decisions on contempt of court and a desertion case. Five justices backed the liberal bloc while a conservative minority won two contentions, with Chief Justice Warren leading the liberal group. The desertion ruling involved Trop and a citizenship issue tied to a 1940 act, deemed a potential constitutional problem.
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T- Washington
Eagle
Warren
William OD
Dborelde
Y San L
Wilnid
Beemon Jr
Big Whloe
Charlys E. A Whittaker
Justions
Felix Trankfurth
Harold Hy Berton
Jons C. Clark
Jean My. Barliya
Allert Te Top
Weather summary and rainfall report from Arkansas section
United Press reports variable weather across Arkansas with rain and showers. Precipitation totals are near 0.04 inches in some locations and up to 20.60 inches in high totals cited. River levels at Fulton and Indian Bay show notable readings, while streams like Little River drop to 49 feet at Whitechiff. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, scattered showers tonight and Wednesday, with lows in the 40s and highs in the 40s to 50s, and humid conditions.
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Fulton
Reding
Ndex
Whitechiff
Denison Im
Disehrige
Cis
Dany Giseho
United Press
Aikansas
Anu Wyades
Highway official urged removal of dangerous strip on US 471
Van Buren county representative Wallis asked Highway Director Eldridge to remove an eight inch wide stripe painted on US 471 after a Sunday crash. He warned the feature is regularly hazardous at night and could be mistaken for a yellow stripe, challenging road safety.
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van Buren
Wallis
Crawford County
Herbert Eldridge
U.S
Wille
Dulles Declares Nuclear Tests to Be Continued
Secretary of State Dulles announced the United States will continue nuclear tests after a long review by President Eisenhower and aides. He dismissed Russia’s claim to halt tests without inspection as propaganda and warned such a move would benefit Moscow.
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Dulles
Washington
Doh
Foster Dulles
United States
Eisenhowe
Alnost
Kelles
Russia
Diilles
Raingers
Ane Hig
Saung
Sirppaganda
Lincoln White
Nene
State Department
Tels Newemen
U.S
Eisenhower
White
NEA
No April Fool Car Demonstration On Air Jet Vehicle
A historical report describes a carless April Fool event and a demonstration of a Glideair type vehicle that could travel at high speed, using air cushions and jets to lift off the ground. The piece mentions engineers, devices called hayete pads, and tests by a rider, noting speeds up to 300 miles per hour and ground effect during demonstrations.
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Kauches
Ward
Kudo
Lamonai
Vorhiele
Means More Primaries GOP Declares
HARRISON UP Star Republican committee chairman Ben Henley said the party will hold more primaries than in the past, disputing claims Republicans haven’t used primaries in Arkansas. Abel Taylor of the Democratic state committee questioned the 1957 primary law’s clarity and whether one or both nominating methods can be used, noting some counties have held primaries and conventions.
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Harrison
Star Republican Committee
Ben , Henley
Menley
Supreme Court
GOP
Avisansas
Repubicans
Newton County
Abel
Little Reek
Dejelt Taylor
Taylor
Hunley
Lywo
Uressamie
Donations to Red Cross Drive Lagging in Hempstead
Report from Hempstead County shows the Red Cross campaign at only 71.78 dollars through Monday. Mrs. Sally Andrews notes the early quota of 3,108 dollars is far short. Willis and local workers urge quick contributions to reach the goal and enable the checkup program.
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Andrews
Mr. Willis
Margaret Awaits Queen for Scolding
LONDON UP Satiated Princess Margaret remained at her royal residence amid reports of a stormy episode involving Peter Townsend. The tumultuous week prompted widespread speculation about Queen Elizabeth II and potential plans affecting the siblings and household.
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London
Margaret Maned
Woleria
Peter
Townsend
J Prolly
Noraally
Clare Hynse
Kane
British Ship Rescues 1300 From Maritime Blaze
London reports the Norwegian liner crowded with German passengers burned near the Australian coast. The City of Sydney, a British freighter, saved about 1,300 people with one fatality in the rescue. Details from radio briefings indicate a perilous, large-scale emergency at sea.
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London
Sydney
Aunkan
Ovvan
Skiytoy
Jungian
Osly
Aimsteindint
Wanslars
Avansport Skaubrypy
Australia
Tanulies
Romake
He Spectra Islands
Atrioap
Adan
Ayavian
Sytey Regu
Youth Center Opens Three Nights This Week
The Youth Center will be open Thursday Friday and Saturday nights this week. On Friday night Jay Franks and the Uipek ers of Rhytaen will provide the music.
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Jay Franks
Uipekers of Rhytaen
Baker Cole to Head County Cancer Drive
Baker Cole will head the county cancer drive in Inoul County with Jin Gie and Wopellyw Baker assisting. State auditor Hemh dones serves as chairperson. funds support research and patient care. The drive targets mid April as the fundraising period begins.
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Jin Gie
Wopellyw Baker
Inoul County
Sevngly
Thehodereh
Coe Wan Jimmig
Heth Dones
Shale Shairman
Cancer Criside
Ganda
Cink Society
Ajuils
Shelby Eyed
Baker
Sig Eurkpath
Himipstead
All Around Town By The Star
A fragmentary item from All Around Town column with garbled OCR text. It mentions March, temperatures, and names like Elizabeth Banister and Pat editor, but most details are unreadable.
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the Star
Deat
Congress Warned Any Pump-priming Tax Cut Now Would Be Folly
Weather summary reports April showers hitting much of the United States with heavy rain and snow in western mountains. Severe weather caused flooding and property damage across several states, while coastal regions from California to Maine experienced varied precipitation.
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Congress
Arthwesal
Dirk
Slie
Hluliwigs
Morrdiy
Mis Boily
Elidus
Weathebiyen
Vern Wihk
Milne
Bakola
West Coast
Partheds
House Passes Omnibus Flood Control Bill The Senate Adds Funds
A bill advancing flood control projects cleared the House and moves to final approval. It authorizes about 1.57 billion dollars for immediate funding of multiple projects. Senate action adds roughly 94 million to the initial total as March deadlines loom and project lists are finalized.
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Conrad Grojeels
Senate
James W Mann 78 Dies at Emmet
James W. Mann aged 78 dies yesterday in Emmet. Survived by wife Pearl Mumm and several children in multiple states. Funeral at 2 a.m. Wednesday at Emmet Methodist Church with Rev. Clydi Swift officiating. burial at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
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James W. Mann
Emmet
James .W. Mann
Pearl Mumm
Jonesehkrl
Macon
Keli
J- Wi
Ossigo
City
Hoy
Willis Mann
Sacksonvilter Plat
Fred Howard
Paskage Insurance Policies Okayed
A garbled report notes action by a state insurance commission on policies and coverage. It references premiums, coverages, and possible doubles, with several unreadable fragments about insurers, policy terms, and potential consequences.
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Paskage
Bennett Ordinance to Stay on Ballot
City Attorney Wilton Staud argues Bennett ordinance would stay on the April ballot despite court action while attorney Wiley Heaton seeks a mandatory writ to block removal. The measure targets civil rights groups and local organizations, with publication timing noted and officials listed.
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Wilton Staud
Bennele Abelininttes
Fae Coeh
Steed
Ng Hods von Cemed
Gedee
Wiley Heaton
Jefferson
le Singtel
Cily
Assessment Suit Goes to High Court
A disputed county assessment case from Eimile Rock Conn goes before the High Court. The case centers on property valuations in Cove ly County with figures ranging from a proposed value around 870,000 to an assessed total near 12,004,000. The地方 courthouse records note the county assessor Clyde Dinca and the court debates whether the assessment should stand.
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Eimile
Ah Venlo
Supreme Court
Russell Layo
Gaxpayer
Aerie Caumly Cire
Maupin Cums Mings
Uipcolueistapinit
Lax Huanrdis Layo
Bai Ton
Courk Valesa
Clyde Dinca
Perry
Lazivel Ising
Bubean
Ueliy
Countywide Wildlife Meet Set For April 3
County Wildlife Association President Henypateud urged all members to attend the April 3 meeting at the City hall to discuss the organization’s goals and elect trustees. The gathering will cover township representation and board seats with nominations from Balun and Tang fue counties. Members are urged to participate and cast votes for candidates.
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Dub Flowers
Pie Henypateud County
Ell Mem
Sili
Tie
Mernbers
Pat Hulls
Keaturs
Ehusea
Roca Balun
Midwerk
Fiavar
Ania
Baruch Urges Freezing of Wages and Prices
Baruch told a Senate committee that a temporary tax on oil would be costly. he proposed freezing wages and prices to stabilize the economy and urged federal aid to unemployed workers. He cited congressional leaders' views and supported a Democratic bill for extended unemployment compensation and federal payments during wage disputes.
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Baruch
Lignard
M. Baruch
Alan
Migewhera
AP Oho
Maxiolund
Aimel
Fore dl Federn
Hplase
Cirel
Lolde
Pany Mens
United Rule Workers
Elynt Pers
RWU
Ady Iged
Bedi Congress
Mondevelo
Arunge
al Menbs-Aik
Devele
Jini Litebur
Sem Rayhur
Nel
Lebar Beeretany
Mituhel
eTheig - Insistenge
Tuller Bie
Gseien
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Charles Schuman
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NEA Telephoto
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