Little merchant plan brits eye American newspaper distribution
English visitors under Anglo American Productivity Council observe United States daily paper distribution via schoolboy franchises. They laud the system’s educational value but Britain resists adopting the plan, citing dignity and health concerns. American practice cited as superior by observers and American commentators.
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United States
Little Merchant
America
Hope Star
Ite
Wiliam Tidd
Grant Britain
Newspapers Society
Britain
gYoth
England
Ameriea
Local Churches Plan Sunrise Easter Services
Several Fulton churches announce sunrise Easter services for Sunday April 5. First Baptist Church hosts an interdenominational union service at 6 30 am led by Rev C M Montgomery with Dr L J Lawrence and Rev S A Whillow, music by the High School Glee Club. Fulton Union Church offers a 6 am service with Rev West of Hope and a choir solo “T Was the Tree” under Mrs Sam McGill, piano by Mrs Otis Blackwood. Spring Hill Methodist invites a 4 15 am sunrise service followed by breakfast in the dining hall.
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First Baptist Church
C. M. Montgomery
Gospel Tabernacle
L. J. Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
S.A. Whillow
W. D. Keeley
First ‘Methodist Church
B. C. Hyatt
Roy Anderson
Fulton Services Union Church of
Fulton Avill
Br. West
First Christian Church of Hope
Sam McGill
Ray Freeman
Otis Blackwood
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Opponents of Adenauer Start Drive
In Bonn Richard Kasiechke reports that neutralist German parties and the Al German People’s party oppose Chancellor Adenauer’s plan to rearm West Germany. They accuse the West and the Allies of spoiling Moscow’s gestures and demand acceptance of Russia’s offers as a path to peaceful settlement. With a national election due, observers expect intensified opposition if Moscow renews talks with the Western Big Three.
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Richard Kasiechke
Bonn
Germany
Fous
Kenada Adenauers Serzved
Moscow
West Germany
al- German People's Party
Weat
Russia
Adenauer
Carrie
Kaching
Young Killer Faces Death Row After Spree Murders
Tred Eb. McManus, confessed killer of five, showed no remorse and resisted appeals from his father to avoid execution. He softened only when they reunited briefly, as authorities described a four day crime spree across Minnesota and Illinois with his 16-year-old accomplice, a sweetheart, involved in the shootings of a Rochestar youth, a Keeneyville couple, and two women near Spring Valley.
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Dubuque
Tred
McManus
Valeney Stream
Tueeday
Rochestar
Keeneyville
Spring Valley
Minn
Binnde
Tent Village Erected Near Munson Care for Wounded Prisoners
The United Nations command plans a quick return of sick and wounded Allied prisoners from North Korea. Rear Admiral Daniela says optimism fades. Panmunjom talks continue as Eighth Army prepares transport, supply, and a holding area near Munsan.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Whol
U. N
Priasoner Exchange
Alka
Panmunjom
Joby C. Daniela U
al- Mud Molson
Daniel
Tokyo
Mark Clark
Husdners
Eighth Army
Randiealy
Paul D. Adams
Absttis
Asr
Seoul
Nation Heads Toward 6 Percent Billion Dollar Deficit
United States officials project a deficit near 6.12 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, higher than earlier forecasts. Tax collections and corporate income taxes cloud the forecast with uncertainty into April, while administration aims to limit deficits amid budget pressures. In other news, two U.S. jet trainers were delivered to Chiang Kai-shek’s forces with more planes to follow.
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Washington UI
Pol
Tax Aguara
Proaide U
Truman
Trwan
Eisenhower
Fox
Formgga
Taipen
Formosa
Young Veterans Parley Sparks Dream of New Business
Veterans form a group to share ideas and money, aiming to turn a $5,000 seed into a multi million dollar enterprise. Al, a artilleryman, recalls a 1946 bridge night that inspired plans for a new product and venture.
Free 14 French Civilians in Korea Report
News from Paris and Moscow discuss a release of 14 French civilians held in Korea. U N and Allied observers call the development encouraging amid ongoing prisoner exchanges and a broader peace campaign.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Moncow
Laouis Joxe
Sala
Anny
Mauilee Changeroup
Connal M. Perringhe
Sengal
Moscow Peace Moves Urge Cautious Western Consideration
An unnamed British envoy urged the government to give vigilant consideration to Russia’s peace moves. Reportedly tied to high level conferences over the week, the note stresses careful handling of Moscow’s diplomacy amid tense international signals.
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K. & Thalers
London
al Gaygeoigne
Ambas
Moscow
Russia
Ancoigne
Russia Aims to Split U S from Allies, Gruenther Says
General Gruenther warned of a Soviet plan to isolate the United States from its allies. He described Moscow’s moves as a major effort masked as a news conference. President Eisenhower signaled testing Soviet sincerity in Korea peace talks and potential concessions.
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el Dorado
Arkansas
Morning Daily News
RB Natsonal
America
Wallweet Journal
A. J. McKenna
Ottawa
United States
Canada
D. Long
National Bs Chemical of Canada
Elyewhy
aThey
Daya
Ton Ia
Leipzig
Donald J. Gonzales Waslington
Alford M
Gruenther
Statf
Matthew J. Withwig
Rikalo
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Eisenhower
Korea
Yealordyy
Hindle
Gruen
McCarthy Row Dominates Public Debate at Washington
Congress and White House clashed over McCarthy era policies as Stassen backed Ike on the senator. A broad debate covered government trade actions, with references to Korea and communist nations, while local Hope events planned a Kiwanis minstrel fundraiser and school queen contests to benefit playgrounds at Fall Park.
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Washington
M — Mutual
Marold
Stassen
Wisenhawar
Sen. McCarthy
Newasien
Stosen
Mixon
Kwlm
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Tran Cantey
Owhera Nat
Ted Agomoynik
Kiwanis
China
Fall Park
Parks and’ Recreation Commission
Wilson
Apug Agssets
Sollergy
Tve
Voley
Hope High
Sonor High School
Holmestead Courtyehiand
Hope High School
Mary Ann Hall
Bevalyn Ball
Barbara Thornton
Barbara Powell
Allen Coffee
Linda Ratcliff
Vivien Light
Jo Ann Mart
Bilt Trade
Margaret Ann Areler
Térésa Willams
Loretta Muni
Linda Ray
Halbert
Jadice
Juanita Gilbert
Joy Coffea
Sophormore
Jerrine Flowers
Joan Norvell
Dana Cunningham
Pat Bearden
Jan Moses
Bebler
Tbe
Fragmented Political Column Notes from G Milton in Washington
Disjointed remarks by G Milton reference President Eisenhower, Stassen and McCarthy. Mentions mutual security, China, North Korea, and strained ties with the State Department amid intra party tensions. Continued on page two.
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G. Milton
Kelly Washington
McGidby
R-Wind
Bulaenehower
Eisenhower
Harold B. Stassen
McCarthy
Grocl
Ted
China
North
Easter Cantata by Methodists at Local Church
The Methodist church presents an Easter Cantata featuring Walter wives Higrell Hall and Women's Chorus, Marilyn Clark leading a guest soloist lineup with Homer Jonas, Mary Louise Copeland, and Marylne Clark among others. choir members include altos Laura Brown, Frances Wolstonburger, Jac Wilkon, and Jolt Yocum. Congregation members and directors are listed, with Carl ONeal Kinard and Paul ONeal among participants.
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Walter
Higrell Hall
Marilyn Clark
Worman
James] MaLarty, Jr
Our Savior
Homer Jonas
Gna
Char
Victory
Chote Sopyands
Marlyne Clark
Mary’ Louise Copeland
Ben Exumlapley
Myey Hureellttan
Mra
Foy Hammays
Diines Mdbarty, Jr
Myawi Garyat
Carolyn Story
Altos Mie
Brown
Span
Edminaton
Frances- Wolsonburger
Jac Wilkon
Jolt
Kinard
Young
Barges
L. Dy ‘Burnum
Offord Franks
Franklin
Horton
Wenn
Dirctor
Clea
Ministers to Attend Seminar in Texas
Three Methodist ministers from Arkansas and Louisiana will attend a seminar in Palestine Texas on April 23. Representing the Hope district of the Little Rock Conference are Bishop Pauly Marlin, Rev. Galloway of Hope, and Rev. Ai N. Bla.
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Texas
Arkansa
Pauly Marlin
Thei Tle
Palestine
Texa
Reya D
Galloway
Hope
All Around the Town: McCoy Adi Sold and More
Fragmented line reads All Around the Town with mentions of McCoy and Adi. References to a sale or event titled Fort and a normal life appear in garbled OCR. No clear people, places, or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Cengrodt
Hyispetoud - Xoulley
McCoy
Adi
Maundy Thursday Observed by Scottish Rite Masons
An evening Maundy Thursday gathering at the Masonic Hall drew many Scottish Rite Masons. A. R. Nabors of Chidess represented the Knights Bone Croke Chapter. Teddy Junot of Hope was elected President and Franklin Horton of Hope became secretary, succeeding former Hope officers.
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Masonic Hall
A. R. Nabors
Little Roale ‘Conslatory
Teddy Junot of Hope
Horton of Hope
Hoy
Tey Merryman
Wary Shiver
Hope
Rubber Strike Idles Thousands of Workers Nationwide
Across the rubber industry unverified reports indicate about 45,000 workers idle as plants halt operations. The Associated Press notes strikes spreading from New Saw Wand to Pittsburgh and beyond, with as many as 50,000 workers involved, paralyzing production in several facilities.
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Kteal
Nexotlatore
al Fomtts
Xtvike
Bor
Sprdud Fo
Ems
Avitieh
Alga
Hig
Youths steal, rob, and flee across towns in spree
Police report a group of youths accused of breaking into homes and vehicles, stealing clothing and guns, then escaping to Conway and Dam City. Investigators note further damage in Harrisburg and Everton areas as officers pursue the case.
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Conway
Dam Cug
Verton
Nour
Aareigon
Aplu
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