Arkansas Man Accused of Bigamy
Guisville Kentucky April 3 a man named Thurman is charged in a suit alleging abandonment of his wife and two children and bigamy with other women. Mire Virginia Shain Thurs filed in Louisville seeking support for the children and an attachment of Thurman’s estimated 129 dollars in assets, noting past divorce attempts in Gary Indiana and a prior claim by Jess Thurman of Taylorsville related to cattle.
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Ana
Louwisville
Deehe
Slayer Claims Loss of Memory in Camden Murder Trial
Rufus H. Green, 52, testifies he remembers nothing of the fatal shooting of Night Police Chief Frank Williford at a Camden hotel last December. The state seeks the death penalty. prosecutors and defense clash over insanity as physicians prepare further testimony. The jury could be seated late today as Green describes being grabbed from behind by two men and fearing robbery or murder while carrying a pistol.
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Rufus H. Green
Green
Ceme
Frank Williford
Camden
Harry Crumpler
Warley
Prescott News Choirs Meet and Birthday Party Held
Prescott News reports The U will meet at 2 30 with Pro ven The Community Choir to perform Thursday at 7 near the Methodist Church Presbyterian Choir holds weekly rehearsal Friday at 10 The Community Choir will practice at 10 at the Methodist Church Teddy Bemis celebrated his tenth birthday with a party at the Bemis home Several youths from First Baptist Youth Choir attended a Hymn Singing Festival at Ouachita College Thirty five Intermediate and Young People members enjoyed a hay ride and weiner roast at Suckle Lake Worshipers visited local military hospital guests included relatives from Mansfield La and Hot Springs ark details of weekend visits and host families listed.
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Ouachita College
Betty Erskine
Betty Wilson
Jo Ann Bright
Bobbie Jean Stewart
Lavedy Monea
Joyce Fay Loomis
Mary Yancey
Mary Buchanan
Genevie King
Shirley Anderson
Virginia Johnson
Resannt Langley
David Hanning
Sammy Vandiver
Bobby Wesley
Margaret Phillips
Eligabeth Kosulosky
John McLelland
William Ward
Charles
Intermediate
Young Peoples
Suckle Lake
Wesley Lindsey
Charles Miller
Roy Loomis
Jim Herrington
Otho Hesterdy
Jimmy Erskine
Cabinet Fuss Boiling on Appointments
Washington dispatch reports a tense clash over Justice Department investigations and the appointment of a special assistant to McGrath. Morris, a New York City native, faced Senate questioning about his law firm ties to a ship deal as he pressed to obtain subpoena power. The maneuvering fuels ongoing concerns about government corruption and political maneuvering in the Truman era.
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Wille McChant
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Jet Mors
Boxer in Korea Returns for Third Combat Tour
Tokyo April 21 The American aircraft carrier Boxer returned to Korean waters yesterday for her third tour of combat duty according to the Navy. The Boxer's previous Korean tour lasted from March to September 1951.
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Navy
Physician Dies After 40 Years Practice
Fr. Smith, April 2, Dr. John Wesley, practitioner for four decades, died yesterday in a local hospital. He was 16. The obituary notes his long service and his role as a physician in the community.
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John Wesley
Witow
Oscar Humphrey Seeks Eighth Term in Re election
Oscar Humphrey of TownevEn indicates his bid for an eighth term. He notes seven terms already served and aims to continue leadership as he campaigns in April. Local observers anticipate a focused re election push.
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J. Oscar Hemphrey
Twonven
Retail prices rise in eggs meat and vegetables AP report
Prices at U S stores edged higher for eggs and a lengthy list of vegetables while meat prices largely held steady. Wheat and other cuts showed modest declines as retailers faced heavier buying for Passover and Easter trade. Weather and regional supply issues contributed to the higher vegetable costs, with fruits also dipping into stronger demand notes.
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Depres
State Income Taxes May Decline
State tax officials predict lower income tax collections this year as early returns show fewer taxable earnings. Arkansas saw taxable income of 91,000 and non taxable payments of 18,000 last year amid exemptions. All taxpayers earning over 8 000 annually must file by May 1.
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Bearden
Sid
Healso
Arkanans
Paroled lifers on April 3 by Board of Pardons and Porales
The Time Board of Pardons and Porales recommended two commutations of sentence and nine other actions. Names and places in the fragment include Sylora, Florida Villers, California Navels, and references to fruit and agricultural notes. The Agriculture Department hints at plant foods and bindings for the week including Prunus, canaine, brollars, and fryers.
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Porales
Sylora
Florida
Ela
California
Agriculture — Department
Moody Sceks to Drop Tax Charge in Oklahoma City Case
Nashville, April details show Moody’s seeks dismissal of a tax evasion claim alleging $75,014 in income taxes. The government argues the levy was invalid and the statute of limitations may apply. A hearing before Federal Judge Elmer Davies is scheduled for April.
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Nashville
Tenn
Moory
Oklahoma City
University of Arkansas
Bi Trent
Moody
Sig Hiltathins
Mayor Resigns in Morrillan After Tall Department offer
Mayor Samy Ro McKinley of Morrillan resigns to take a position with the Salt Township Department. The move comes after months of speculation about his future leadership and shifts in city administration.
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Samy Ro McKinley Hs
Salt Tirhwaoy Department
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