UN Talks Open as Prisoner Exchanges Stalled
The United Nations command planned to wind down captives and begin Monday negotiations. Allies proposed four points including negotiating terms, Switzerland as neutral host for prisoner exchanges, release of families in Korea, and a 60 day window for returning willing prisoners. The neutral state would facilitate peaceable arrangements, but the U N warned talks could end without acceptable figures. By October the talks stalled and about 132000 prisoners remained under Allied control, threatening potential deporation.
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Pantnun Jom
Fisturdlay
Switzerland
Prisoriive
Famali
Korea
U. N
Allien
Chapter Fifteen Entanglements at Smoky's Jukebox Hideout
A narrator pursues Janey Nelson’s killer through a seedy lakefront district. He confronts Janey’s circle in a chaotic, drug-fueled loft, where Mike Kelly, a pulp writer, appears and tensions flare as accusations fly and a plan to regroup unfolds.
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Marga
Keri
Sycarmore Street
Mike Kelly
Sycamore Street
Lake, Mieh
Insight
Fara
Mala
Couirae
General Tells ODMOF Underestimated Production Time
General remarks to the Office of Defense Mobilization reveal that contractors greatly underestimated the time needed to reach production. Ford notes that for many months after the break to Korea there was no priority system for regulating delivery of metalworking machine tools. real priority only emerged in December 1951 for ammunition program outside the Army.
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Tan
Brak
Korea
Ford
Market report note from Pharediys Torada DaQudrh era
Market report reflects irregular trend with varied quality and condition across items. Mentions coal and other commodities with sparse readable details including May 48.29 figures and vague references to parties WAL Get and W448.
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Montly
Peavinia
Poultry and Produce Market Noted With Mixed Prices
The item lists various poultry and produce entries with prices and product codes, including yellow corn, wheat, and related market notes. It references a New York location and notes a May timing, with mention of a legal conviction related to information lending and homicide.
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New
York
Ambiguous editorial notes on ASNE and defense planning
Fragments describe a secretary of state and deputy involvement in a meeting linked to the American Newspaper Editors Association and defense policy. The text references plans for a new administration, integration efforts, and critiques of expansion of national military bases. It mentions Karlene or Koren as a participant and hints at forthcoming details from the ASNEY context.
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New ‘York
Mike
Waswingson
Wah
Iloene
Deanna
Willahs
Sue
Roger Kyen
Hiinnah
Anversday Society of Newspaper Editors
Asneyssahinad
Basle Muélarb
World Tin Ltd
Bitalieae Procedivea
Koren
Bell seeks higher rates to fund future expansion
Bell Telephone Company argues for a rate increase totaling about 42.3 million dollars annually to fund investment and replacement costs. Dodds of St Louis and Wright of Little Rock testified before the Arkansas Public Service Commission detailing replacement costs and fairness criteria.
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Dodds
Arkin
Public Service
Bell
Dakar
Phi Bond
Edwauld. Wright
Little Rock
Winesses
Bel
Eisenhower Peace Challenge Signals New Policy Push
U S diplomacy mobilizes to win world support for President Eisenhower's peace challenge to Russia. Ambassadors brief governments while Voice of America broadcasts the speech in 145 languages. White House aides summarize the effort as seeking concrete Soviet responses to halt armament and avert a broader war.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
American Society of Newspauper
Voice of America
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Far East
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Bladhawei
White House
Soviet Union
Jay Caligd
Sala
Erie
Medics to Hear Sen McClellan at Arkansas Medical Society Meet
Sen John L McClellan and eight state medical experts will address the 77th Arkansas Medical Society convention in Little Rock from Monday to Wednesday. McClellan speaks Tuesday. Dr R C G Dickinson of Horatio will succeed Dr S A Drennan of Stuttgart as president as the Auxiliary holds its 29th annual meeting alongside the full convention.
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Little Rock
Sen
John 'H, McClellan
The
Arkansas Medical Society
Oe. McClellan
R. CG. Dickinson
Horatio
U of A Students Name President
Jerry Green of Ft. Smith was elected president of the University of Arkansas student body as the Razorback Party defeated the University Party. The Razorbacks won all four officer posts and eight of twelve senatorial seats. Green defeated John Woods of Hot Springs for president with Sam Sexton also winning.
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Fayetteville
Jerry Green
Ft. Smith
University of Arkansas
Razorback Party
University Party
Razorbacks
Green
John
Woods
Hot Springs
Rezorback Party
Sam Sexton
Army admits Korea ammo shortages disputed by veteran general
In Washington, a top Army official testifies before a Senate subcommittee as Maj. Gen. H. Ford disputes Gen. James Van Fleet's claim of long term ammunition shortages in Korea. Lt. Gen. Williston Palmer, once a comrade, backs the supply chief’s account amid ongoing inquiry.
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Wasilington
Korea
James van Fleet
Senate Armed Services
Ford
Army Ardnance
van Fleet
Armis
Williston
Palmer
Fire destroys two Benton stores in downtown blaze
Two Benton downtown stores Farthers Hardware and Wester Auto Associate were destroyed. Fire teams from Benton and additional units from Little Rock Malvern and Bauxite battled the blaze for about two hours. Two Benton firefighters were slightly injured and the Benton Courier suffered smoke damage.
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Benton
Farthers Hardware
Noel Buller Sr
Wester Auto Associate
Dive Carter
Noel Butler, Jr
Mel Cart
Guy Grant
Sheviban
Benton Courier
Western Art Associate
Benton Fire Department
Henry Shepherder
Doyle Parlmer
Little Rooc
Malvern
Bauxite
Senior Class President Elected in Separate Ballot
Reed Pongy Ynelly of Williamsburg Pennsylvania and Jim Buckly of Gordon were elected senior class president and treasurer respectively in separate elections. Tune Dalton Aiigdel phia served as secretary.
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Tune Dalton
Aiigdelphia
Reed Pongyynelly
Williamsburg
Jim Buckly
Gordon
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