Wallace Taylor ticket faces press freedom clash in Pennsylvania
Senator Glen Taylor attacks Pittsburgh papers for publishing Wallace Taylor petition signatories while defending the right to public debate. The piece argues for open scrutiny of campaign backers and funding sources under a democratic system.
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Glen Taylor
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wallace-Taylor
Red Boys
Bitsburgh
United States
Taylor
America
Community singing at Hope City Hall noted today
Twenty years ago a community singing event was announced for Hope City Hall by A M McKamey. Injuries were reported for Mr. and Mrs. E R Johnson and Miss Aura Norton in a Memphis area car accident. The Broadway of America motorcade was due to arrive this week. The semiannual South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held here on April 6 with Governor Marvey Parnicle as principal speaker.
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Hope City Hall
A. M. McKamey
E.R. Johnson
Aura Norton
Memphis
Broadway of America
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Marvey Parnicle
Governor Candidates Multiply in Crowded Race
Arkansas voters face a crowded field as seven seek the governor’s post along with races for U S senator secretary of state and other offices. Sid McMath and other announced contenders vow to press issues while filing deadlines loom and possible withdrawals reduce the field.
Observance of FDR Death Marked by Memorial Services
Observance of the third anniversary of President Roosevelt death was held in Hyde Park under the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation. Speakers included Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary General, and Henry Morgenthau Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, under President Roosevelt.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Laney to Talk on Civil Rights Here April 20
Governor Laney announced his acceptance of an invitation to speak at a 10 county rally against civil rights legislation in Hope on April 20. The event is being arranged by Hempstead County Rep Talbot Felld Jr and is expected to include Southwest Arkansas counties. He plans to address opposition at three more meetings in Blytheville Osceola April 27 and Hot Springs May 12. He will also participate in a Goodwill tour to St. Louis City.
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Lite Rock
Arkansas
U.S
Supreme Court
Sid McMath
of Springs
Garland County
G.I
McMath
Atty
Guy Williams
St. Francis County
Charles Fleming
James Malone
Kraoke
Little Rock
Laney
Hope
Hempstead County
Talbot Felld Jr
Southwest Arkansas
Blythevile and
Osceola
Hot Springs
Greater Little Reel Chamber of Commerce
St. Junas City
Legali Donations to Mes Cancer Control Campaign
Little Rock April 12 The Arkansas Supreme Court moved to facilitate an opinion in a test case to legalize invalidated divorces from Pulaski Chancery second division. It advanced the appeal. decision possible next Monday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme ‘Court
Pulaski Chancery Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Pulaski Chancery Second Division
Ruth Hale
Frank H. Dodge
Hale
Mary Gertrude Pope
Elmer Pope
Mrs Hattie Penney Dies in Little Rock Former Hope Resident
Mrs Hattie Penney 81, ex resident of Hope, died early today in Little Rock at Confederate Rate Hospital. Daughter of the late Judge and Mrs W M Walls, she belonged to First Presbyterian Church United Daughters of the Confederacy and was active in church and civic affairs in this city. Funeral arrangements set with Reverend Steve Cook at Hernden Cornelius Funeral Home at 2 p m Tuesday. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Hattie Penney
Lattly Rock
W. NM. Walls
Prinees
Pas
Burlel
Rose Hii
VFW to Elect New Officers Wednesday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post will elect new officers at a Wednesday meeting. The election starts at 140 rpm at the hall on Highway 07. All members are urged to attend.
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VFW
Ahmmdinbers
Lewis Contempt Fight Follows Miner Pension Accord
Washington reports Lewis won a miner pension plan granting 100 dollars monthly at age 82 for 20 years service retroactive to May 28 1946 financed by a ten cent per ton royalty. A contempt trial was ordered for Lewis for ignoring a April 3 strike stop. a telegr am pledge stated pensions granted and agreement honored.
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Washington
John U
Lewis
Alan Goldsborough
Weily K. Hopkins
Oain
Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Senator Bridge
R-Nh
Ben Signs
Ezra van Horn
Bridges
Pittsburgh
William J. Hynes
UMW
Uniontown
Hynes
van Horn
Adams
Editor Cottingham Dies in New York City
George W. Cottingham editor of the Houston Chronicle and state public safety commissioner died suddenly of a heart attack today in New York City. He led the Houlston Chronicle and served as a public official, leaving a notable imprint on Texas journalism and safety policy.
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Houston
Tex
George W. Cottingham
Houlston Chronicle
Diair
Nan
State Public Safety Commission
New York City
Japs Seek Best Food Crop in Years
Tokyo officials predict Japan will harvest its best crop since the occupation due to a mild winter early spring and extra fertilizers. Despite the favorable conditions, officials warn output will still fall short for the 0,000 population.
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Tokyo
Japan
General Strike In Italy Seen Mixed In Effect
A nationwide one hour general strike called by CGIL to protest the murders of 35 Sicilian labor leaders partially disrupted mobility in Italy. Rail and bus service saw limited stoppages while some stores and offices kept operating amid reports of violence in the South and political tension ahead of elections.
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Tome
Taly
General Confederation of Labor
CGIL
IL Piese
Oneantime
Popular Front
Lizzanello
Lecce
Giuseppe Calasso
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Italy
Comnij
Palmiro Togliatti
Circuit Court Hears Dismissals And Consent Judgments
Second week of Hempstead Circuit Court sessions with Judge Dexter Bush disposes of Emmet Thompson vs Vincent Foster and East Texas Motor Freight Lines vs Citizens Bank of Arkadelphia by dismissal. Consent judgments reach M. O. Booker family vs Guy E. Basye and William P. Campbell vs Brither Ivory Handle Co. Also announces yawley's Ride State Park opening April 25 in Greene County by the Resources and Development Commission.
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Hempstead
Dexter Bush
Emmet Thompson
Vincent Foster
East Texas Motor Freight Lines
Finc
Citizens Bank of Arkadelphia
M. O. Booker
Guy E. Basye
Bruner Ivory Handle Co
William P. Campbell
Brither Ivory Handle Co
Little Rock
Yawley's Ride State Park
Greene County
Ine Resources and Development Commission
This Is a Land Where People Expect Something for Nothing
A column argues that America prizes quick gain and leisure over hard labor, shaping industrial culture. It contrasts U S attitudes with Europe, noting looting and desire for wealth in war, and laments the national creed of “something for nothing” powering modern life and industries.
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New York
America
Mars
Reds Halt Road Traffic in Austria Zone
Berlin reports Soviet authorities tightened control on travel between Vienna and the British zone in Austria. The Semmering checkpoint near Vienna turned back six lorries carrying British officers, as Moscow demanded new identity cards with photos and halted Allied road passage. American and British protests followed as four power travel passes remained contested.
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Berlin
Russia
Vienna
Germany
Amerita Eang
Austria
Semmering
Thei
Six Violent Deaths in Arkansas
Eight persons met violent death in Arkansas over the weekend. Four died in traffic accidents, two in a plane crash, one burned to death and another drowned. Billie Dan Dunnegan, 10, of Paragould, drowned when his fishing skiff filled with water at Reynolds Lake near Paragould. Three Californians died in a grade crossing mishap in Morrilton, and Clifton Dale Smith of Dongola, Searcy County, was killed in a wreck near St. Joe. Capt John H. Barber Jr. and Staff Sgt John N. Morris were killed when their army training plane fell in a swamp near North Little Rock. Carrine Lowdermilk died in a fire in her Little Rock apartment. The toll compares with 71 traffic deaths by this time last year.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Billie Dan Dunnegan
Paragould
Reynolds Lake
Morrilton
Clifton Dale Smith
Dongola
Searcy County
St. Joe
Smith
North Lite Rock
John H. Barber, Jr
Texarkana
Tex
John N. Morris
Indianapolis
Ind
U. S. Air Forces Base Unit
Stout Air Base
Kessler Field
Bilosi
Miss
Carrine Lowdermilk
Little Rock
Lions Club Routine Session Plans Evening Party
A routine Lions Club session met today at noon. Members wives and guests were invited to a party tonight at six at the hall. The program promised an evening of entertainment and games.
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Lions Club
Youtine
Evers
Special Council Meet In Hope City Tonight
The Hope City Council plans a special session tonight in the eptine room at F2a0. Mayor Albert Pink announced the meeting and AGL members are expected to be present.
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Hope City Conceil
Specia
Eptine
Albert Pink
AGL
Industrial Meet Notice Urges Directors to Attend Tonight
The board of directors of the Industrial Development Corp. will hold a special meeting tonight at 7:30 at Hope City. All members are urged to be present, as the gathering is very important.
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The
Industrial Development Corp
Hope City Mail
Revolt Devastates Bogota in Violent Riots and Looting
Bogota Colombia April 12 The capital’s situation remains critical after riots killed hundreds, destroyed stores and major buildings, and caused a wave of looting. Army troops patrol with orders to shoot looters as rescue squads collect corpses amid rubble. State officials blame communists and Russia for the upheaval while President Ospina Perez’s government clamps down. Martial law enforces curfews as hospitals overflow and shortages bite the populace.
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Columbia
New York
Russia
Moscow
Ospina Perez Agime
McEvoy
Prisma Canal Zone
United States
Mariana Ospina Perez
Jorge Elieter Gaitan
Ospina Perez
Moys
Gaitan
Turmoil in Bogota Strains Inter-American Conference
The article reports chaotic events in Bogota as insurrection efforts, allied with a broader anti-government movement, lead to martial law, rioting, and shortages. It notes the death of Ellecer Gaitan, government claims of control, and preparations by U.S. officials and airlifted personnel amid a hemispheric response.
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Lombiang
Deckir
Jomblan
Russia
Armerican
Tiano Osping Perez
George Co
Mashal
Commer
W. Averell Hardman
Bola
United
Albin Field
Panama Canal
Marshall
Bopola
Truman Names Ambassador to Brazil
Washington reports President Truman named Hershel V. Johnson as ambassador to Brazil. The 58 year old North Carolina diplomat, previously deputy representative to the United Nations Security Council, succeeds William D. Pawley who recently resigned. Johnson, a veteran U.S. diplomat, has headed delegations and serves with top ranks in American foreign service.
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Truman
Herschel V- Johnsan
Sador
Brazil
A Johnson
Nort Carolina
U. S
United Nation Security Council
Wiliam D. Pawley
Rio de Janes
Pawly
Pawley
Mars
InterAmerican
Suhnsoni
Charles Ross
Bjohnson
Seles
Atlanta
Johnson
Isa ‘Brady
University, of North
Harvard Law
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