NATO era tension over missing U S Navy plane sparks incident claim
A U S Navy four engine patrol plane vanishes over the Baltic region amid rival claims of an unarmed flight and an armed Russian response. Moscow protests that a U S B 29 crossed into Soviet airspace and fired on Russian planes, while Washington calls the plane unarmed and notes no substantiated clash. The episode highlights risk of confrontation near Europe and echoes earlier submarine rumors off the U S Pacific coast.
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Balic
Soviet
Russia
Andrei
Vinshinsky
Moscow
Alan, G. Kirk
U.s.sr
Pacific
Revenue Issue Explained at Teachers Meet in Hope
A constitutional amendment for increased revenue for public schools in Arkansas was explained by A. E. A. Executive Secretary Hoyt Pyle to Hempstead county teachers after a Hope High School dinner on April 1 at 6 p.m. Pyle outlined the plan and Iowa-Clinaias group insurance for teachers.
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Arkansas
Hoyt Pyle
Hempstead County
Hope High School
Pyle
Iowa-Clinais Association
J. H. Jones
Hope Schools
Charles F. Allen
Youster
John Harrie
Peck Named Official of River Group
The Red River Valley association urged a four state compact commission for the Red River basin at its 25th annual convention. Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Louisiana would be represented in ARWA. The group opposes a Kerr eight state waterways plan. Fred Webb was re-elected president and George Peck of Hope was elected executive vice president. Ma Gen Lewis Pick urged continued strength of agriculture.
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Prrevyeport
Red River Valley Association
Red River Basin
Interstate Compact Commission
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Uoaisiana
ARWA
Kerr
Red
White River
Association
ARVA
Congress
Fred FL Webb
George Peck
Hope
Are Bas
Lewis Pick
T &. Vungineers
Weather forecast for Arkansas cloudy with little temperature change
Arkansas forecast shows cloudy conditions with minimal temperature shift tonight. Slight likelihood of showers appears Thursday as patterns shift, with possible light rain and cooler gusts late week.
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Arkansas
Budenz Claims 400 Concealed Reds Could Be Named
Ex Communist Louis Budenz told a Midland audience he could name 400 concealed Communists in the United States but he will not risk libel suits. He said he has never met or given documents to McCarthy and declined to comment further on Latimore. Budenz, now a Fordham economics professor, opposes the party’s influence and warned that one Alger Hiss in the State Department is worth many others. Taft urged Truman to remove treason suspicions as Budenz and Latimore prepare for April 20 testimony before the Senate panel.
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Midland
Mich
Louis Budenz
Len McCarthy
Owen Latimore
United States
Communist Daily Worker
Senate
McCarthy
Lattimore
Budenz
Loharges
Fordham University
New York
Communist Party
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hart Browder
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Johns Hopkins
Russia
Bundenz
Senate Foreign Relations
The
Daily Worker
Catholic Church
Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New Jersey
Big City
Harry
Bob
Can
Phil
George
Community Concert Board to Meet Thursday Night
The officers and board of directors of the Community Concerts campaign will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Hotel Barlow.
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Barlow
Pilkinton to Direct Probe at Malvern
Prosecutor James Pilkinton of Hope was appointed to direct the remaining Hot Spring county grand jury inquiry into alleged liquor law violations and gambling. McClellan withdrew after appointing Joe W. McCoy as special prosecutor, who also quit, amid local politics concerns. The grand jury has returned 57 indictments related to the gambling liquor investigation and met yesterday, recessing subject to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
James Pilkinton
Hope
Hot Spring County
W. H. McClellan
Roy Danuser
Joe W. McCoy
McClellan
McCoy
Pilkinton
Dirksen Wins Republican Nomination for U S Senator
Illinois primary results show former Rep. Everett M. Dirksen winning the Republican nomination for U S senator with a large lead over Chicago rivals, to face Scott Lucas in November. Lucas was renominated. turnout was light with about 1.47 million ballots of 5.09 million registered voters. Dirksen, who retired in 1949 after 16 years in Congress, led Baker and Daly in precinct totals.
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Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Illinois
Dirksen
Scott W. Lucas
Truman
Senate
Lucas
House of Representatives
Wiliam J. Baker
Lar Daly
Baker
Daly
Negro Legion Meet At Yerger School Thursday
Nelson Hill American Legion post 427 will hold a 7:30 PM meeting Thursday at Yerger school all members urged to attend Ben Geaslin 53 vice president and general counsel Waterman Steamship died in Washington yesterday born March 10 1897 Strawberry Arkansas
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Nelson-Hill American Legion Post No. 427
Yerger School
Arkansan
Washington
Ben Geaslin
Waterman Steamship Corporation
Maritime Commission
Geaslin
Strawberry
Lawrence County
Ark
Autry Withdraws From Arkansas Senate Race
Rep L H Autry of Burdette announces he will not run for the Arkansas senate and will seek re election to the house with ambitions to become speaker. Avery filed a corrupt practice pledge March 30 for senate bid, with Autry withdrawing from that race. Resraen seeks reelection.
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Autry
Burdette Blytheville
L. H. Autry
Burdette
Arkansas Senate
House
Avery
Senate
Lee Bearden
Leachville
Resraen
Plane Riding Youth Returns Home From Amarillo
Fort Smith reports a 13 year old Charlies E F Brown of Alma Ark is being returned from an airliner in Amarillo Texas. State Police Lt Doug Morris says Brown, headed for Los Angeles to join his mother in California, was located and brought back. His father Tom Brown confirms the family situation and that the boy’s present wife traveled to Amarillo to assist in the return.
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Fort Smith
Alma
Ark
Charlies Ef.brown
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Tex
Doug Morris
Brown
Tom Brown
Yves
Califfornia
Ch&ties
Morris
Minor Accident on Main Street Investigated by Police
A minor automobile crash on Main Street was investigated by local police yesterday. Vehicles driven by Tracy Clark and H. A. Shmvolds sustained only minor damage with no injuries reported.
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Main Street
Tracy Clark
Airmen Die in Crash at Secret Base near Albuquerque
ABQ April 12 AB 20 bomber carrying 13 airmen crashed into a remote Sandia base in the Manzano mountains near Albuquerque. A tight secrecy cloak was placed around the site as recovery and identification proceeded. The bomber from Walker Roswell originated at Kirtland field and burned for over two hours, with flames visible miles away. Next of kin were being notified and authorities said no more than a junior officer was aboard.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sanda
Air Force
Newamen
Manzano's
Cirens
Sandia
Albuqquerque
Strategic Air Command
Walker Base
Roswell
Wn.m
Kirtland Field
United States
One-Day Farm Renovation to Aid Veteran
In Milarrizon on April 12 a one day restoration event began at the Orville C. Clark place on the Silver Valley road. War veterans participate in at the job training as a demonstration with a site to be erected ground terraced fertilized seeded landscaped and a fence to be strung. Sponsors expect a large crowd, with thousands of spectators anticipated.
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Milarrizon
Orville C. Clark Place
Silver Valley Road
Every Neighborhood Has a Smart Guy Who Fixes Things
A New Jersey family recalls neighbors who brag of fixing and building in a new neighborhood. Al makes own screens, stirring talk of nationalization and hands-on pride. The writer witnesses how cracking walls and door fit issues spark paranoia over structural flaws.
Missing Plane Sight Idr Title Noted Search Pilot Sees Debris
A U S Navy four engine plane disappears on a Copenhagen bound flight. A Danish pilot sighted what looked like a raft near Bornholm and a yellow dinghy debris was reported. A B 17 circled the area and Danish ships aided the search as weather remained favorable.
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Baltic
Fon
B. M. York
Bernholm Island
York
Ureault
Presbytery Conference Closes Today in Hope
The Wo men of the Quachita Presbytery wrap up a two day annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church Hope today. Principal speakers include Mrs. T C Freeman of Fort Smith and Mrs H D Habergan of Shreveport with music by Mrs Dick Watkins and Mrs Earl Powell Jr. Delegates officers and visitors from Hot Springs Arkadelphia Malvern Prescott Texarkana Gordon Ashdown De Queen Lewisville Camden El Dorado Magnolia Columbus Fulton Washington and Hope attended.
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Quachita Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church of
H. D. Habergan
Shreveport
Brazil
Earl Powell, Jr
Hot Springs
Arkadelphia
Malvern
Prescott
Texarkana
Gordon, Ashdown
de Queen
Lewisville
Camden
el Dorado
Magnolia
Columbus
Fulton, Washington, and
Hope
Bodeaw Senior Class Play Boarding House Beach Staged Friday
The Bodeaw Senior class play Boarding House Beach will be staged at the school Friday April 14. The 3 act play was postponed from April 7 due to illness of a cast member. Admission 20 and 30 cents. Cast includes Arch Dale Carlton Wayne Ellis Nell Boswell Louise Richardson Gel Caudle Jack Herring Kathryn Whitten Georgia Nell Carlton Arthur Nichols Marie Garner Mey yin Butler Merlin Lewis Wayne Butler Mary Morehead.
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Bodeaw
Arch Dale Carlton
Wayne Ellis
Nell Boswell
Louise Richardson
Gel Caudle
Jack Herring
Kethryn Whitten
Georgia
Nell Carlton
Arthur Nichols
Marie Garner
Mey Yin Butler
Merlin Lewis
Wayne Butler
Mary Morehead
Sannig
Bridgeport Student shoots woman then kills himself
Bridgeport police report a University of Bridgeport student Oakley wounded himself after entering Club Norland near midnight and shooting a woman identified as Gladage Barton Carter 29. The shooter, Willis Oakley, aged married student, fled but was found later wounded at a rooming house on State Street. Police call it a possible love triangle.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Rilley Walrus
Willis ‘Oakley
Gladage Barton
Carter
Znan
John A. Lyddy
Oakley
University of Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Hospital
Norland
Yerger NHA student wins state honors in home economics
Sixteen Yerger NHA members attended the State Convention in Little Rock where Charlene Smith won the national NHA scholarship for home economics at A M & N College Pine Bluff. The award honors scholastic rating moral character and service to the organization community and school. The Advance Homemakers De Velma Frya Yerger nomics tea.
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Yerger N. H. A
Little Rock
Arkansas
Robineon Memorial Auditorium
Alma Keys
Charlene Smith
Qanaual N. H. A
Cole Jege
Pine Bluff
Pine
Velma
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J. C. Savage
Avondale Ave
Texas Panhandle
Negro Legion Meet
Secret Base
Eyo
Danish Island
Weisbaden
Germany
Bornholm
Fic
U.S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Copenhagen
Latvia
Navy
U. S
Bridges
Talepti
Yerger Nha
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