Unclear editorial ramble on wives men and Truman
A stray column reviews social commentary from Ruth Millett and Thurman Sensing, complaining about gender stereotypes and British politics. It quotes Truman remarks and laments the court's role, arguing the Supreme Court should temper government power to protect minorities and preserve America’s balance of powers.
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Thurman
Southern States Industrial Council
Nashville
Tenn
England
Stevenson Refuses Nomination At $100 Dinner in New York
At a $100 dinner in New York last night Adlai E. Stevenson refused the Democratic presidential nomination, saying he would not run this year. W. Averell Harriman is eyed as a preferred son for New York, aiming to keep the delegation intact for the July Chicago convention. Stevenson reiterates he seeks re election as Illinois governor, not the presidency.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Dee
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Mutual Security
Chicago
Senate
Irving M. Ives
Truman
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Barkley
C Cook announces hempstead sheriff candidacy in July primary
Hempstead County Sheriff race begins as C Cook, county judge and Hope native, files to run in the Democratic primary. He pledges to serve to best ability without empty promises, thanking supporters and urging continued public service. Other local filings include Dwight Ridghill for Alderman Ward 2 and several incumbents seeking re election.
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C. Cook
Hempstead
Cook
Hope and Hempstead
Dwight Ridghill
W. S. Atkins
Joe Jones
R. C.bows Daniels
Paul Raleyna
G. W. Lookadoo
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Dual system kept minority protections in U S history
Analysis argues against expanding federal power to shield minorities and warns that majority rule does not define American governance. It defends the American constitutional design with state and federal checks under the Supreme Court. The speaker criticizes Truman era politics as misguided.
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America
American
Supreme Gork
Truman Ded Hte
Easter Seal Campaign Falls Short In Hempstead County
J T Lawrence Hempstead County Chairman for the Arkansas Association for the Crippled says the Easter Seal goal of 800 was not reached as the drive closed on Easter Sunday. He blames the tornado disaster for the shortfall, noting 2000 crippled children in the state and urging continued contributions to support the Jacksonville Convalescent Center and a mobile rehabilitation unit. Six storm victims from Judsonia have already received care at the center.
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J. T. Lawrence
Hempstead
Arkansas Association For the Crippled
Arkansas
Judsonia
Highway Stone Deal Sparks New Arkansas Lawsuit
Little Rock attorney Ike Murry filed a second civil action in Pulaski County Circuit Court to recover 10 850 for the state. He claims conspiracy and fraud in a 1930 crushed stone contract near Atkins involving John K Brown Maslin Hawkins and Monroe Treadwell. The suit cites Highway Audit Commission findings and alleges bid suppression through officials and governor allies.
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Little Rock
Ike Murry
Regent
Arkansas Highway Department
Pulaski County
Atkins
John K. Brown
Conway County
Maslin Hawkins
Monroe Treadwell
Morrillon
Murry
Highway Audi Commission
McMath
Man Not Dead Says Patient Jim White 62
April 18 in Woodruff county resident Jim White of Wiville is a patient at a Veterans Administration hospital after a traffic accident near Cotton Plant. An AP report had stated he died. Also: Defense lists 38 Korea battle casualties with 12 killed 25 wounded one missing.
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Lnlte Rock
Jim White
Wiville Woodruff County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Associated Press
White
Mone
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Sawyer Talks With Union and Steel Owners
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, head of the seized steel industry, met today with industry leaders and CIO President Philip Murray. No one spoke afterwards. Sawyer indicated a possible government wage increase deal for 650,000 steel workers and hinted at seeking an industry union accord to return mills to private owners. He did not confirm details.
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Washington
Sawyer
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Ailyoncurned
Dul
Sire
Editors Seek Truman Clarification on Seizure Power
Washington editors of leading newspapers and radio groups press for a clear White House statement after President Truman’s news conference remarks about seizing newspapers and radio stations if it serves the country. Some editors warn that such power could edge the nation toward dictatorship as the steel seizure issue sparks debate. Continued on page two.
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Truman
Amerigan Society of
Anex
White House
Tombstone
Ariz
Jack Williams
F. D. Roosevelt
Republic
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Our
America
Trwnen
Washington
Gordon Raps Small Political Bribes
Fayetteville April 16 Gov. Nathan Gordon disputes the idea that money decides elections. In a University of Arkansas address he said financial backing helps but does not control outcomes. He noted that candidacy invites light blackmail and joked about a Coon Dog High School banquet and five tickets at five dollars each.
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Fayetteville
Nathan Gordon
University of Arkansas
Gordon
Coon Dog High School
Young Polish boy actor charms Broadway in Fight Into Egypt
Voytek Dolinski, 12, a refugee from Poland via England, wins praise as an exceptional boy actor in the Broadway play Fight Into Egypt. He arrived in the U S last January after wartime travels from Russia through Sixberia to England. He plans to be a doctor, speaks polished English, and notes Americans are not foreigners, reflecting a keen, confident demeanor for his age.
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Voytek Dolinski
Egypt
United States
England
Voytek
Broadway
America
Poland
Voytci
Sixberia
Maria Dolinski
Jeremy
Harris Joins Air Service as New recruit Miss Minn Harris
Emma Lee Harris announces Miss Minn Harris, daughter of Mrs. Ry Ferguson of Hope, as a new air service member. Thorne from recruiting services says she is a one year enlistee sent to Lackland AFB in San Antonio for basic training before proceeding to specialized schooling in one of the 400 war jobs. Her graduation from Hope Mish ties to the enlistment and Scott's Store privy notes.
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Emma Lee Harris
Airiarce
Minn Lee Harris
Ry Ferguson
Hope
Thorne
Torris
Lackland Apb
San Antonio
Schoolar Wiven
Scott's
Hog Coaches and Players Here Monday
Razorback Booster meeting at Hotel Barlow will host Parker coaching staff and three team members. Coaches Jub Barnhill Otis Doulais and Tomy Thompson, booster director Chisin Heed, stadium manager Alen Berry attend. Hope players Buddy Sutton Topimy Britt Edsit Nix also appear with Coach Bob Eller and star player Cilot Otwell. 60 tickets left at dark's News stand.
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Ehidy
Hotel Barlow
Parker
Drope
Jub Barnhill
Otis Doulais
Tomy Thompson
Chisin Heed
Memorial Stadium
Alen Berry
Hope Boys
CoCiplain
Buddy Sutton
Topimy
Britt
Edsit Nix
Unity Baptist to Start Spring Revival Meet
Unity Baptist Church opens a spring revival beginning Sunday with Rev. Abner Reddin of the Arkansas Missionary Baptist Association preaching. Services are at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. daily, with song services led by Oren Luck, and the public is urged to attend.
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Unity Baptist Church
Abner Reddin
Arkansas Missionary Baptist Association
Oren Luck
Red Cross Donations Sum Total From Report
A summary of miscellaneous gifts totals four thousand three hundred seventy eight dollars and seventy five cents. The report lists donors including F C Benny Company and Mrs Griffin's Wiral and Second with small contributions from Mrs Lizzie R Moore and others.
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F.C. Benny Company
Griffin
Lizzie R. Moore
Hot Springs
Girl's School Gets New President Montgomery Leader Name
Montgomery April 18 May Dr. Franz Edward Lund named president of Alabama College at Montevallo effective July 1. He succeeds Dr. John T. Caldwell who resigned to lead the University of Arkansas.
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Montgomery
Ala
Franz Edward Lund
Flopence State Teachers College
Alabama College At
Russians Report Another Death
Moscow reports the death of Andrei Siligev a 58 year old finance leader who headed a bank financing communal housing construction and was a notable figure in Russia's financial sector.
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Moscow
Andrei Siligev
Russia
Nephew of Hope Man Killed in Korea
W. Copeland of Hope has learned that his nephew, Second Lt. Dale Copeland, was killed in action in the Korean War. The report notes his family in Hope awaiting confirmation as the conflict continues.
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Hope Man
Korea
W. Copeland
Hope
Dale Copeland
Weary Fighters Seem to Be Winning Battle With Missouri
In Omaha area coverage the weary fighters push through floodwaters as the Missouri River crested and rose, threatening communities near Council Bluffs. Officials reported a narrowing channel and rising flood levels with assurances crews monitor the situation.
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Missouri
Crest
Omaha
Turists Told 67 Route Favored Over Bad Road
Olen Mutterton reports Highway 67-70 between Little Rock and Benton will be under construction this fall. An alternative off paved route is recommended, linking Little Rock to Nashville and Lockesburg via VanTL, with impact on travel to Springa and Nashville.
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Tithe Rock
Gyan Tey Way
Olen Mutterton
Highway 0
Little Root
Little Rock
Benton
Benton Borough
Uot Springa
Nashville
Lockesting
Lockesburg
Taxaroma
Magnolia Council Rejects Protest Against Housing Project
The Mage nella City Council rejected a protest against the construction of a low rent federal housing project. Work on the housing unit is underway as a protest filed by a group was denied in a vote held last night.
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Magnolia
Magenella
Draft Policies to Remain Same in 1954 Military Deferments
The report notes Dr. Arthur Fleming stating deferment policies will stay for this year and next, with changes possible later in 1954. He spoke at an American College Public Relations Association meeting on mobilization defense. Also, Prime Minister Churchill, aged 77, remained in bed at Chartwell Manor after a bout of a heavy chest cold, canceling a planned visit.
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Cleveland
Nex
Arthur
Fleming
Defense Mobilization
American College Public Relations Association
Churchill
Westerham
England
Ministe Churchill
Chartwell Manor
No Decision Yet on Plant at Arkadelphia
In Arkadelphia a Reynolds Metals plant proposal stalled amid ongoing talks among Arkansas Power and Light, Reynolds, the federal Southwestern Power Administration, and the Interior Department. The Arkansas Power Commission weighs power rates and must approve the contract guiding hydroelectric power to the plant as negotiations continue.
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Reynolds
Arkadelphia
The
Power Commission
Arkansas
Reynolds, A, PL & In
SPA
Negotiators to Resume Prisoner Exchange Talks
Allied and Communist state officers prepare to reopen two week recess talks on prisoner exchange in the Korea War. The UN Command says it is ready to try again to break the deadlock over repatriation while observers hint at a possible compromise.
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Flavm
Kevan
Willam K. Harrigan
Rugwla
Hope High Senior Class Stages The Little Dog Laughed
The Hope High Senior Class presents The Little Dog Laughed a three act comedy tonight at 8 15 directed by Mrs B B McPherson with assistance from Henry Roe Culaly and underwritten by Edward Wright and others. cast and contributors listed including Huntington Lauterbach Hunt and Weod.
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Hope High
Avis
Dirdeuny
B. B. McPherson
Heary
Roe Culalty
Edwaert Wright
Bidne McMath
Mortly
Rannedy
Martin Fox
James
Fuller Ruggpell
Aurie Huntington
Rah Lauterbach
Sidney Hunt
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