Time to Bear Down on Treaties Against Our Constitution
Our Daily Bread column argues against a global human rights covenant and warns against supranational treaty power. It cites John B. Humphrey and William Fitzpatrick, notes 64 U.S. senators backing a Bricker Amendment, and urges constitutional safeguards to protect American liberties.
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American Academy of Political and Social Science
Foreign Affairs
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Kennan to Leave State Department
George F. Kennan, former ambassador to Moscow and a top Russian expert, will retire from the State Department in the near future. Policy differences with Secretary Dulles over containment versus an active policy toward liberation of Soviet satellites led to Kennan’s departure. The department announced his retirement amid ongoing debates on U.S. approach to the Soviet bloc.
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Business Outlook Good Despite Market Fright
Economic advisers to Congress say the business outlook remains good despite stock market jitters over a Korean truce. A Senate committee study warns of a possible psychological lag that could dull demand, but officials urge public confidence as inflation and employment stay favorable.
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Peace Talk Tops Stocks In Nervous Market
Peace talks unsettle investors as stock prices swing and business leaders reassess 1933 earnings prospects. Market psychology drives erratic declines amid deflation fears and war uncertainty, with buyers watching the outlook for prices, jobs, and incomes.
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Jelke Pal Associate Sentenced In Prostitution Case
New York.Robert Merritt, a playboy pal of killer Jelke, was sentenced to five to ten years in state prison for three counts of compulsory prostitution and one count of receiving proceeds from prostitution. Judge Francis Valente noted Merritt’s utter immorality and said reform is unlikely. He received concurrent five to ten year terms. with full cooperation his sentence could have been two to twenty years per count.
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Malenkov peace push seen as cautious move amid Cold War
A month into Malenkov’s peace offensive Western diplomats and analysts debate motives. Observers note gestures to the West, including talks of prisoner exchanges in Korea and easing tensions, while questions remain about Kremlin aims and potential strategic timing.
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Bids Asked on Highway Projects in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK a heavy kansas Highway Commission will ask for bids May 21 on about three million dollars of highway and bridge construction. Projects include surfacing miles of secondary roads and miles of primary roads. Bridges are new. Notable lines cover Mammoth Spring to Salem, East Road in Mississippi County, Park in South Road, Star City East Road, Cahoot East Road, Danville Bridge reconstruction, Provo Creek bridges, St Francis River Bridge, fourshore South Road, Hughes Chatfield Road, Marvel Wahut Comer’s Road, Altheimer cutoff, Sherdan Nairn Road, and Kinglons Fordyees Road with related bridges.
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Oiles
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U S to Take Action on Oil Cartel
WALLINGTON II The new Republican administration sets a course in an anti trust move against an alleged oil cartel involving four American companies inherited from the Democratic regime. A civil action is proposed while a criminal antitrust probe remains in play, with officials awaiting court directives on April 22 and 26.
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Chinese Drive Koreans Off of Texas Hill
An OCR fragment reports fighting in Texas Hill with Chinese forces and Korean prisoners. It mentions US and Korean actions, air battles, and a US sabre jet pilot, Capt Harold Fissharde, from Sun City Iowa, who failed to return from a mission. The text references mortar fire, prisoner exchanges, and supply concerns amid a broader conflict context.
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Wilson seeks more aides while facing stock conflicts
Wilson, secretary of defense, pushes for two more assistant secretaries despite Senate friction over officials holding stock in firms. He proposes a partial easing of the conflict rule and notes past disposals by Roger Kyes as proof. Navy, Air Force, and Army secretaries yet to report their holdings. Sen Byrd and Sen Duff doubt changes will pass, amid resistance from the Armed Services Committee.
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Stage Set for First- War Prisoners to Reach Peace
Fragmentary wartime report describes initial steps toward repatriation and potential armistice talks. It references prisoners of war from the Allied and Axis sides, cites stalled exchanges, and notes Communist officials and Allied leaders weighing terms and timelines amid pressure for a broader peace agreement.
Local Soldiers Back From War
SAN FRANKISCO UP soldiers return from overseas duty with Arkansas units among those listed including Pyt Glen Bie LL, Mercer bf Tope cid PLe, Jagan C, Willis, and Bilton. The story notes their participation in the march back and parade here with the Lunis group.
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Court Voids Explosive Truck Route Decision
A court voids a routing plan for transporting explosives in West Arkansas. The ruling affects shipments from Deduegh to Une Shunnker Ordatude Phat and routes via Camden and nearby towns, with alternate paths toward Kansas City and Oklahoma. Named entities include J Mitchell Cogs and several regional carriers. The decision, supported by multiple motor freight lines and transportation bodies, blocks the prior route.
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Kunsua City
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May
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Dallas
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Arkansan Motor Wreight Lines
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Wakefield 75 Succumbs in Nashville
B M Wakefield aged 75 or 76 died Friday in Nashville hospital. Survived by widow and five sons and two daughters including Mrs Green of Slope and Mrs Lingy of Dallas. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday at County Line Baptist Church.
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Nilbhville Hospital
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Clyde
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Stope
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Slope
Alton Lingy
Dallas
Man Held for Bank Robbery at Chidester Arkansas
Camden dispatch says James Purguson, 40, held on a bank robbery charge in Chidester Arkansas. Sheriff DW Smould contacted to discuss extradition as authorities pursue possible suspects. Robbery amount cited as $1,000 with unclear details from the February incident.
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Arendia
Arkansas dealers bid on used cars and taxes war
The state of Arkansas may profit from a dispute over federal taxes and the used car market. Four dealers bid on five state cars, offering to swap 1933 Plymouths and Chevrolets plus cash. Three bids failed to meet specifications, prompting the purchasing officer to consider rejecting all bids and reissuing the ad.
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E. A. Walker
Malvern Cup Victory Reported in Old Swot Note
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Malvern Cup reference with names Swot WY and Yobb in a terse report. Details are unclear but indicate a local cup event and participant identifiers rather than a full results story.
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