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The essay discusses how people seek joy amid war news, recalling a Shreveport misperception, and a narrator’s view on immigrant Von Schuschnigg seeking US citizenship while Austria’s crisis looms. It contrasts American virtue abroad with domestic contentment and praises Amelia for welcoming him as a citizen.
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Alex. Hy Washburn
National Home Demonstration Week Observed May 2 11
National Home Demonstration Club Week from May 2 to 11 is celebrated by HDC women across the States Hawi Puerto Rico and Alaska. Radio broadcasts are scheduled featuring national figures such as Miss Trances Scudder and BDT Mahoney along with women demonstrators from Alabama Michigan and Colorado. The programs highlight the value of HD work to rural America and farm women’s interests with Farm News commentary and university extensions contributing.
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Alaska
Ollowing Radio
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Trances Scudder
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Rural America
Land Grant Colleges
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Alabama
Michigan
Colorado
Claude Mehoney
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B.D.T
Mahoney
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No Layoffs at Camden Depot
Navy Department spokesman says no layoffs at the Neval Ammunition Depot near Camden Arkansas and none contemplated. Depot runs as a Navy facility operated by a contractor under National Fireworks. remains a permanent installation with continued rocket production for Navy and Air Force amid strong demand.
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Washington
Navy Department
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Ark
Navy
National Freworks
Theta
Mavis
D-Ark
Jlo
Special Council Meets to Approve Fireman Hiring in Hope
Special session in Hope approved hiring Steve Atkins as fireman at Municipal Walter and Light Plant by 3 to 1 with one alderman absent and another not voting. Rettig and Tarpley opposed the hiring method and training concerns. Rettig was the sole dissent. Also approved a damage claim from a home due to sewer backing up into a residence.
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Tarpley
Terpley
Rettig
Arkansas Highway Commission Approves Pine Bluff Survey
The Arkansas Highway Commission authorized a long range traffic needs survey for Pine Bluff at an estimated cost between 25 000 and 20 000. It also approved several future projects including a 200 000 bridge on Highway 16 over the Illinois River in Washington County and a 26 000 bridge over Wild Cat Creek near Silom Springs on Highway 61. Additional plans include strengthening 7.8 miles of Highway 7 in Pope County for 58 000 and other road improvements yoked to right of way.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Pine Bluff
Thellinois River
Washington County
Wild Cat Creek
Silom Springs
Pope County
Dover
Royal Interests
Rogers
Fayetteville
Lead Hill
Dodge City
Marion
Boone Counties
Spring Frightened Bachelors Preyed By Empty Eyed Girls
A New York columnist laments springtime loneliness as bright dressers seek wealth and security over stable marriages. The piece contrasts desires for money and status with genuine partnership, warning that dreamy buyers beware a nightmare when money eclipses commitment.
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New York
Arthridus
Sipermaret
Apri
America
Millonaire
Cinderela
Bootblack
Fuchs Named Worst Spy of All Time in Atomic Scandals
Washington report details Klaus Fuchs as the deadliest atomic spy, alongside Bruno Pontecorvo Allan Nunn May and David Greenglass, with their betrayals accelerating Soviet A bomb and H bomb development. The piece notes Fuchs’s work at Los Alamos and Oak Ridge before his 1950 arrest, and cites Oppenheimer and Groves on the impact of his treachery.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
LLP
Klaus ‘Fuchs
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Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Fuchs
United States
Bruno Pontecorvo
Russia
Allan Nunn May
U. S
David Greenglass
Fuens
New York
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N.M
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Britain
U.S
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Real Alamos Laboratory
Leslie R. Groves
Pontecorvo
Hanford
Wash
Great Britain
Congressional Committee
May
Dak Ridge
Log
Igor Gouzenko
Ethel
Jujis Rosenberg
Staal Splas
Laymen to Teach at McCaskill Church
Laymen from the Hope Methodist Church will teach the McCaskill Sunday School class on the third Sunday. Prescots county surveyor and local teachers will participate under arrangements with Bill Routon, president of the Century Bible Class. Royce Welsenberge is slated to teach on Easter Sunday.
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McCaskill
Bill Routon
Century ‘Bible
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Hope
MacCaskill Methodist Church
Royce Welsenberge
Revival Planned at Walnut Street Church of Christ
Lloyd Bypits of the Church of Christ in Texarkana will conduct a revival meeting at the Walnut Street Church of Christ in Hope starting Monday night April 19 and continuing through April 28. Services begin each night at 7:30.
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Walnut Street Church of Christ In Hope
Baseball Game at Park Sunday
The Hope independent baseball team will play North Heights of Texarkana at Pale Park this Sunday at 2 30 PM.
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Rwill
Tuxarkana
Pale Park
Hope Paint Dealers Back Cleanup Week Campaign
Paint and building materials dealers in Hope met at the Chamber of Commerce to back the Clean Up Paint On Fix Up Campaign. They voted to begin advertising April 20 and commit to broad customer services over the three week effort led by Harrell Hall and Haskell Jones.
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City of Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Harrell Hall
Haskell Jones
Indochina troops question sparks bipartisan clash
An unnamed senior administration official asserted U S troops could be sent to Indochina if French forces withdraw, while warning against a Geneva truce that could hand Indochina to the Communists. Republicans and Democrats challenged the plan, urging congressional authorization before any troop deployment.
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Washington IA
Indochina
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
Asia
National Security Council
Sen
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tadnthina
Hicken J. Mapper
Sen. Long
D-La
Armed Services Committee
U. S
United States
Political Campaign Spending Rules on Gubernatorial Run
Arkansas reporters summarize campaign financing limits, tying gubernatorial spending to a year's salary, and noting the absence of limits on contributions by others. The piece discusses highway route talks, Faulkner and Pulaski counties, and the lack of clear enforcement or filings beyond personal expenditures in past campaigns.
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Little Rock
Arken
Oxsas Highway Commission
Pulaski
Vilobla
Faulkner County
Furgs
Old Fortune Road
Vilonia Campbell
Pulaski County
Portune Road
Campbell
Wilson
Campbel
Faulkner-Paulski
Wither
Eg Pate
Arkansas Senate
Campaign spend totals for five candidates disclosed
The report shows Seu Hes Gov Cherry at 181000 plus personal expenses, Old McMath at 192913 with 4700 personal, HBoyd Tarkett at 184400 with 9627.08 personal, Jack Holt at 32500 with 1085 personal, and Ike Murry at 40840 with 4850 personal. In sum, 567480 was spent on behalf of the five candidates excluding personal expenditures.
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Cherry
Old McMath
McMath
Hboyd Tarkett
Jack Holt
Ike Murry
Arkansas
Legislation Would Relieve Welfare Roll in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK about 6000 clients would be removed from Arkansas welfare rolls under proposed national legislation extending Social Security benefits. Welfare Commissioner told the Legislative Joint Audit Committee yesterday that 770000 to 175000 more Arkansans may be eligible if approved. 4000 now receive aid from Welfare Department. Committee heard a financial report requesting a state welfare funds decrease of 2 million dollars this year for dependent children. old age assistance dropped 435000. Proposal would change the method of calculating eligibility, potentially expanding benefits.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
A. Amos
Jack Clark
Texarkana
Ermal REV Housing Agencies Deval- Whie Ey
Fragmentary OCR item notes housing agencies and vague policy terms. Readable bits reference devaluation and agency names but details are unclear. No clear person, place, date, or event identified.
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Ermal Rev Housing
Deval- Agencies
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