Pastor's Second Anniversary Closes Sunday at Lonoke Baptist
The Negro Community Esther Hicks phone 74678 or 74474 announces Pastor's Second Anniversary events at Lonoke Baptist Church ending Sunday April 7. Schedule includes church school, morning worship, local program with Garrett Chapel and Munn Chapel choirs, speeches by Mrs Walker and Mr Hamilton, interdenominational alliance program, speaker Rev E N Glover, anniversary sermon by Rev F R Williams, offerings and gifts, with Mrs Davenport as mistress of ceremony.
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Esther Hicks
Lonoke Baptist Church
Garrett Chapel
Munn Chapel
Neva Carmichead
A. S. Walk
T. A. Hamilton
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
J. S. Morgan
Co. S&s. Briggs
E. N. Glover
F. R. Williams
Webb Switches to Marine Corps in The R J Stands for Drill Instructor
Hollywood star Jack Webb ends his LAPD era and joins the U S Marine Corps as a drill instructor for The R J. He worked through seven hours of drill tape from Parris Island and recovered his voice after intense sessions. Webb, busy producer and director, notes the demanding grind of his job.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Jack Webb
Los Angeles
Mark VII Productions
Parris Island
D. J
Sam
Webb
American TV Films Now Going Global
Charles Mercer reports American television films are expanding abroad. In Britain four of ten top audience rated programs in December were American packages, led by Dragnet and The $64,000 Question. Milton A. Gordon of Television Programs America notes $2.7 million grossed in one year from twelve series across many countries. Action and costume adventure lead in Europe, while Latin America favors Lassie. economics favor American production for Western action dramas with panoramic backgrounds.
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New York
Great Britain
Foreign Legion
England
Milton A. Gordon
America, Inc
TPA
Gordon
Manny Reiner
Latin America
Lassie
America
Markets Show Fish Buys Amid Lent and Good Weather
The AP reports fish and other produce dominate stores as lent and favorable fishing weather boost stocks. Cold storage holds 159 million pounds vs 157 million a year earlier while cod fillets haddock sticks and other seafood go on sale. Beef, hogs, sheep and lamb supplies trend below last year with eggs cheaper and produce prices mixed across regions.
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Associated Press
Agriculture Department
American Meat Institute
Florida
Beck Starts Defense of His Action
Teamsters President Dave Beck opened a self defense and re election campaign through the union weekly. The April issue of the magazine circulated to 1.5 million members before the executive committee junked Becks proposed million dollar truth campaign. Beck cited rush to respond to Senate Rackets committee and said film plans were mounted quickly for a July start. He hoped to travel and promote the campaign while researching at Parris Island but ran out of time.
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Maureen Gothlin
Washington
Teamster
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Becks
Beck
Senate
Parris Island
Larg Kinship and the Matter of Al Merhametsiz
Allan hears from Camille that Elizabeth McMiking, abducted by Al Merhametsiz in Scotland, married him in 1737. The tale traces the Larg line from the Bey’s rival, recounts battles on Seknou and Bordj el Aga, and notes Elizabeth’s long life and Allan’s distant kinship to Alexander Larg.
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Allan
Queen Mary
Allah
Raid
Georges
Char
Camille
Larg
Seknou
House of Larg
Scotland
Aymer _Kenney
al Merhametsiz
Alexander Arg
Khoumirs
Bordj el Agareb
Iskander Larg
Uhseeh
Elizabeth McMiking
Alexander
Alexander Larg
Teamsters president Beck faces Senate probe and reelection bid
Charges allege Beck diverted 322000 in Teamster funds for personal use as his magazine drummed up a pro Beck narrative. The executive board approved a limited anti legislation fund amid the scandal while Beck vows to run again and the Teamsters plan a national election in September.
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Etter
Senate
Teamsters
Peeve Pets Arias
Ice
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Afi-Ciq
Descendants of Al Merhametsiz Hold Court In Museum Room
Allan learns of two youths recruited by Al Merhametsiz. one dies, the other becomes a famed captain named Mourali or Ruhi ben Ishak. A room of trophies reveals Al Merhametsiz laid out in finery, guarded as a lineage honor. Allan escapes the claustrophobic scene, urged to hear the full explanation of his fate.
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Allan
al Merhametsiz
Camille
Mackissock
Jules
McKissock
Ballantrae
Ruhi Ben Ishak
Roy McKissock
Areg el Kebir
George
Britain revamps defense plan cuts Libya Korea troop pullout
Britain unveils a sharply revised defense program for 1957-58, saving about 784 million dollars and outlining troop withdrawals from Libya and Korea. The plan, based on guided missiles from the United States, aims to stabilize regular forces around ten divisions by year end.
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London
Britain
Libya
Korea
Death Toll Mounts in Colorado Area
A blizzard sweeping east central Colorado and southeast Wyoming brought winds to 60 mph and paralyzed travel. The toll rose to eight deaths in Colorado as crews used giant rotary snowplows to reopen routes from Cheyenne and Laramie toward Denver and Colorado Springs, with hundreds stalled and cars guided through deep drifts on U S Highways 30 85 87.
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Finis Mothershead
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Cheyene
Laramie
Clorado
Colorado Springs
Arkansas Professor Goes on Trial
Arkansas mathematics professor Lee Lorch, 39, formerly of Cincinnati and Nashville, stands trial in Dayton federal court on eight counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the House Un American Activities Committee in 1954. Lorch, teaching at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, was indicted in February 1955, with a jury trial likely waived in favor of a court trial asst. U.S. Attorney James E. Rambo said.
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Dayton
Ohio
Arkansas
Congress
Lee ‘Lorch
Cincinnati
Fiskey University
Nashville
Fyke Farmer
Byrd Seeks Major Cut in Foreign Aid Spending
Senator Byrd argues for a two billion dollar reduction in foreign aid against President Eisenhower's request of 4.4 billion. He notes carryover funds limit real savings and says most cuts should come from the economic fund of about 950 million for the year starting July 1. He warns substantial reductions depend on Congress and lowers military aid by at least 0.5 billion.
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Byrd
D-Afa
Congress
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Hisenhower
USIA Aims Rapid Transmitter Build and 20 New Centers
New York USIA chief Arthur Larson urged rapid construction of a land based transmitter for clear Middle East broadcasts and called for 20 new USIA centers in Africa. He framed the agency’s aim as building global trust and reducing propaganda. He cited listening in Russia to Voice of America and referenced diverse religious origins and economic data to contextualize the era.
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U.S. Information Agency
Middle East
Arthur Larson
Union League Club
USIA
Africa
Larson
Freshi
Russia
Voice of America
USIR
Not enough information for a full headline
A fragment notes a two week timeframe and potential penalties if found guilty, including a maximum sentence of one year in prison and fines up to $1,000 on each count. The source lacks clear persons, places, dates, or organizational names to anchor a complete news item.
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