West proposes new bomb talks with Canada
United Nations session reports a shift toward private talks among major powers on world disarmament. The plan would create a live powder sub committee including the United States Britain Canada and possibly the Soviet Union to reassess strategic arms and easing public debate amid hydrogen bomb tests. Russian delegates signaled careful study while Moscow hinted at instructons from radio directives, and observers questioned Soviet participation.
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Canada
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Nae
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Manel Hoppetot
Soviet Union
A Woman Like Janet Leigh Could Give Hollywood a Good Name
New York interview with Janet Leigh portrays the film star as curious and engaged with people and places. She recalls visiting Grant's Tomb, Manhattan boat tours, Rockefeller Center, and Central Park, while praising fans and life, and noting her affection for husband Tony Curtis.
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Hollywood
HA Boye
New York
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Rockefeller Center
Empire State Building
Central Park
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Miss Leigh
Tony Curtis
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Redways
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Rudolph Valentino
Tony
Tyrone Power
Laurance Olivier
Janey Leigh
Harvard plans radar transmitter to reach Mars
Harvard astronomer Dr Bart J Bok outlined a Cambridge Massachusetts project to build a 200 foot antenna with a 16 to 20 kilowatt radar system to send and receive signals up to 40 million miles. The plan, part of a three million dollar five year program, aims to define earth Mars distance to the mile and push space development.
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Cambridge
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Byrd and Carlson Stand Against Tax Cut Plan
Senators Byrd and Carlson reiterated firm opposition to further income tax reductions. They warned a substitute tax proposal could undermine revenue, with Treasury officials noting potential removals from the rolls. Calls to preserve public services and citizen accountability surfaced amid debate on tax relief and administrative feasibility.
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Thor Wable
Frear
George
Thoreauger
Samua Slazh
Tygaeury
Rey
State GOPs Plan Convention Site Sought for 1854 Meet
State Committee met to decide the meeting site for the 1854 Republican Convention. State Chairman A L Barber says protests against Harrison persist while Hot Springs is proposed as more accessible to delegates. Friends report C L Frith is in hospital and doing nicely.
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A. L. Barber
Harrison
State Executive Committee
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Gh. Frith
Hospital Friends of
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Statehood Bill Action Delayed In House
Washington officials report delay for a Senate approved Alaska statehood bill as House action may slip weeks. Rep John Saylor notes recess next week and members departing town. Supporters plan to seek signatures on a petition to force action and refer the measure to the Rules Committee amid Alaska compromise proposals from Gov Frank Helytzleman focusing on populous regions.
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Repul- Heen
Alaska
Haswall
House
John F. Saylor
R-Pa
Territories
Saylor
Mouse Rules Committee
Man Who Returned From Dead Is Home
Nashville residents welcomed Thomes C. Buntin who reappeared after more than 20 years away, returning with secretary Betty McCuddy. He spoke as Tom Buntin, seen with his mother and old friends, and had been listed as dead by courts in 1942.
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Tenn
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Tom Buntin
Thomes Palmer
Orange
Tex
Betty McCuddy
Buntin
Davitt
Bolty McCuddy
State Supreme Court
Kentucky
Misa MacCuddy
Boys Clubs Name 4 Ft Smith Man
Henry Armstrong of Fort Smith was elected chairman of the board of the Arkansas Area Council of the Boys Clubs of America. Hal Seabrook of Pine Bluff was named vice chairman and Billy Mitchell of Little Rock was elected secretary-treasurer. The meeting drew about 100 Arkansas boys club directors and officials.
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EL Dorado
Henry Armstrong
Fort Smith
Arkansas Area
Coloneil
Boys Clubs of America
Hal Seabrook
Pine Bluff
Arkansas Boys’ Club
Billy Mitchell
Little Rock
Velde Faces Clergy Opposition In Illinois Primary
In Illinois Peoria area race Velde the HUAC chairman faces discreet resistance from Protestant ministers unhappy with his committee’s scrutiny of clergy. Rival Robert Alison emphasizes policy while Velde defends his investigation scope amid recounts of past church inquiries.
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Harold H. Velde
House UN- American Activities
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Rules Committee
Robert B. Chipertich
Foreign Affairs Committee
Veldetong
Joseph T. Meek
Paul H. Douglas
Allison
Un-American Activities Committee
Josph Albrecht
First Methodist Church
Polin
Stevenson Seeks Report on Controversy
In San Francisco Adlai Stevenson 1952 Democratic presidential candidate asked for full reports on a controversy involving National Chairman Stephen Mitchell Roosevelt and Rep. Robert L. Condon. Stevenson directed the request to Mrs Clara Shipger after Democratic clubs in Condon's Northern California district sought his stance amid recent calls for withdrawal.
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Adlei Stevenson
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Stephen
Mitchell James Roosevelt
Robert L Condon
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Stevenson
Clara Shiipger
Democratic National Committee
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Roosevelt
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Nevada
Los Angeles
Romeliec
Deno Nichols Enters Local Political Race
Warren report shows former All-Southwest Conference basketball star Deno Nichols filing as candidate for Brady ley County treasurer. Office currently held by Alvi Doggett who has not announced re election plans. Nichols seeks to expand public service duties.
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Deno Nichols
Bradyley County
Alvi Doggett
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Mississippi Senate Hikes Cigarette Tax to Five Cents
The Mississippi Senate voted to raise cigarette tax by one cent per pack, setting the state levy at five cents. The measure, aimed originally at funding a costly school program to equalize facilities for white and Negro students, now directs estimated $1,450,000 to municipalities.
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Mississippi
Conviction by Telephone Is Long Way Off
The United States grapples with using wiretap evidence in federal trials. Atty. Gen. Brownell urged Congress to amend the 1934 law to allow such evidence in national security cases with court approval. The House passed a bill altering the rule, but Senate action remains pending.
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PBS
J. Edgar Hoover
Blue Rain Mystery Sparks Two Cities Alarm
Davenport and Detroit residents reported blue and purplish flecks on houses after a Wednesday windstorm. Health officials including Dr. Joseph G. Mother traced the debris to damp elm buds and house paint chemicals, likely pollen spores, causing the colored speckles without evidence of a nuclear source.
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Davenport
Civil Defence
Detroit
Joseph. G
Woman Charged With Murder Of DeWitt Employer
A 42 year old housekeeper is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of DeWitt farmer and lumberman Ray 67. Deputies say Moore claimed self defense as she said Ray reached for a weapon while in a truck after an argument. The shooting occurred Wednesday night and is described as an adjustable homicide by the sheriff.
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Ray
Faroner Russell McCollum
John M. Henderson
Odle Moore
Harald, Woodyon
Migg Moore
Rey
Aelt
Local Industry Headlines Fragment From 1868 Archive
Fragmentary OCR shows a mid 19th century industrial note. Mentions woodworking, a center area, a worker moving, and a figure “from $100” with references to a press and town names. Unsure date specifics, likely 1868 era.
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Bénd
Aardwoo
Poinsett
A. Carisgn
Uiian
AMA Assures Polio Vaccine Safe in Arkansas
The Arkansas Medical Society announced mass polio vaccine trials approved yesterday. A Little Rock physician told KLRA listeners the vaccine has been proven safe by tests. The state plan includes county-wide serum testing with parental consent.
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Arkansas’ Medical Society
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Medical Society
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Pittaburgh
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