Red China status at Geneva sparks Big Three dispute
Western powers led by the United States Britain and France rejected giving Red China equal status at Geneva insisting the Chinese People's Republic sit only as an invited non equal nation. Russians pressed for equal status citing Indochina talks, while Dulles and allied ministers maintained the prior arrangement.
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Korea
Indochina
United States
France
United Kingdom
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Chines People's Republic
Guerin Named Captain in Ward 1 Hope Ward 1 organizers name Guerin captain
Ward 1 organizational meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce office with many clubs and churches represented. Dr Lloyd Guerin was chosen Ward Captain for Ward 1 and a work assignment meeting will be held as initial organizing gets underway. Ward 1 workers and others will distribute a form letter outlining citywide help to residents.
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Ward 1
Chamber of Commerce
Rose Garden Club
Ray Allen
Hollis Luck
Greenlaster Home Demonstration Club
Fred Hunt
Lilac Garden Club
Malcome Gotterfield
First Presbyterian Church
Dorsey McRae
Sr. West Baptist Church
A Whitlow
Gardenia Garden Club
Unity Baptist Church
Hope Rotary Club
Ward
Lloyd Guerin
Aley
City of Hope
Carney warns flexible strategy amid China Russia rift
Adm. Robert B. Carney told Chicago Executives Club that national strategy must adapt to numerous possibilities not a static plan. He cited a potential rift between China and the Kremlin as an example of how shifts in leaders and alliances could reshape U S and allied strategies and urged frequent review of basic assumptions.
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Chicago
Robert B. Carney
Armeviva
Russia
Carney
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Executives Club of
China
Mao Tse-tung
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Hitler
Marketing Here At Vegetable and Fruit Producers Meeting
More than 50 producers, handlers, and processors attended a Hope area fruit and vegetable marketing clinic with Arkansas Extension and Farm Bureau leaders. New Cub Scout members Ronnie Stephenson and James Paul Hiltson joined at Garland School, and the group discussed packaging, distribution, and market trends affecting cantaloupes, peaches, and watermelons amid evolving consumer needs.
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Ronnie Stephenson
James Paul Hiltson
Owal
Garland School
Ammy Hartsfield
Roy Allison
James
Puss
Denher
Joe Roy Atchley
Ater
Walter Verhalen
Erea Fruit and Vegetable
Hope
Arkansas
Arri Pcultural Extension Service
Arkansas Chain Stores Council
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas City
Coy McNabb
Extension Service
California
Kansas
McNabb
Dnew Liege
W. L. Myers
Branchi
Kroger Company
Little Rok
Myers
Mr. Myers
East Texas Extension
J. F. Hosborough
Tyler
TV Hearing Appeal Lags Behind Kefauver Era
Public interest in televised McCarthy Army hearings appears weaker than the Kefauver crime hearings. Reports from Providence Cleveland Dallas Detroit Chicago Boston Reno and other cities show normal business and limited TV turnout, with only scattered bars and stores noting viewers. Some merchants reported no change in shoppers while a few noted mild disruption to routines as sets were on.
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Associated Press
Buat
Kefauver
Washlington
Sue
Providence
R. T
Washington
Cleveland
Duclc Avenut
Dallas
Tex
Detroi
Boston Globe
TV i
Reno
Nev
Arkansas Weather Forecast for April 23 to 27
Arkansas temperatures run about 20 degrees above normal with normal lows 43 to 55 and highs 64 to 80. No major changes expected though precipitation remains moderate with widely scattered showers and thundershowers across the period.
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Arkansas
Stretch Underwear Spurs Modern Lifestyle Wins Big
HAL BOYLE reports a humorous almanac style take noting that the shift from corsets to stretch undergarments supposedly spared 117 263 whales and enabled possible gains like an empire state building raise and universal roller skates for children. The piece jests about shopping centers, helicopter visits, and ancient pyramid construction methods as part of its satirical fabric.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Robert B. Heyn
Empire State
America
Planes Lift Troops to French Fort at Dien Bien Phu
Giant C 124 Globemasters loaded with French reinforcements began arriving in Saigon to rush troops and equipment to Dien Bien Phu. The airlift, starting in Paris four days earlier, aimed to bolster a besieged fortress as Communist forces advanced near the northern Viet Nam airfield.
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Hanoi
Indvching
Bien Bien Phu
Saigon
Runjoy
Dien Bieri Ba
Stelpy
Paris
Dien Bien Phu
India
Insurance Rate Not Excessive Combs and Clacy Clash Over Rates
State Sen John Clacy pressed for a 25 percent cut in five Arkansas fire insurance rates claiming 15.14 profit in 1948 to 1952. Insurance Commissioner Harvey Combs replied that reductions would occur only when the state is entitled to lower rates and noted current conditions.
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Little Rock
John Clacy
Harvey Combs
Arkansas
Emmet Baptist to Hold Homecoming and Founders Day
Emmet Baptist Church plans a Homecoming and Founders Day on Sunday May 23 marked by an all day event led by Pastor Rev Charles Hobson with dinner on the ground. All members former members and friends are invited to attend.
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Emmet, Baptist Church
Charles Hobson
Firemen Called to Two Blazes in Hope
Hope Fire Department responded to two fires yesterday. One blaze damaged a residence on Dewey Street and an older structure at Gunter’s old lumber yard, likely ignited by a spark or cigarette. Fire crews reported a fatal collapse of furniture and clothing but saved the roof and walls from total ruin. Separately, Kath ytyn Clayton, longtime pianist with the Chahooga Symphony, died in Hope. she was born in Harrison, Arkansas and had taught music for years.
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Hope Fire Department
Dewey Street
Ereto Gunter
Gunter
Ytyn Clayton
Ghabahooga Symphony
Mrs. Clayton
Harrigen
Ark
Jax Marriage
the. Oz At
India Bans U.S. Planes Amid Aid Fight
Washington reports the administration seeks 104 million dollars in foreign aid to India despite India's refusal to allow U.S. planes to fly Indochina missions. Congressional opposition grows, with Senate leaders criticizing Nehru while Stassen defends aid. State Dept says permission for Indochina flights was denied before Nehru spoke, forcing a 3000 mile detour for U.S. airlift to aid French troops in Dien Bien Phu area.
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Washington
India
U. S
Indochina
Jawaharlal Negru
Weader
Senate
GOP
Willam F. Knowland
Styles Bridges
R-Na
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harold E. Stasuén
Congress
Stasseh
United States
State Department
Nehru
France
U Jen. Phu
Charges FHA Partner to Promoters in Senate Probe
Washington charged that the FHA home repair program funded by insured loans was exploited by swindlers and crooked officials. Warren Olney Jr accused the agency of partnering with lenders and promoters, focusing on financial records while victims suffered. FBI and Justice Dept probe officials testified to a broader housing scandal involving Cadillacs, flashy dress, and widespread fraud allegations.
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Washington
Warren Olney TJ
Olney
Senate Banking Committee
FHA
FBI
Justice Department
Fsueda
Russia Threats Delay United Nations Disarmament Talk
United Nations disarmament session faces tensions as Russia warns a subcommittee's composition could hinder Soviet participation. U S delegate Lodge accuses Vyshinsky of a veiled threat to torpedo peace while Russia plans to send representations and aims to finish the subcommittee by July for a full commission report to the Security Council and General Assembly.
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United -Nations
Su UN
Trltam
London
Full Disarmament Commission
Security Council
General Assembly
Homes of former Presidents Preserved in Tennessee
The residences of Andrew Jackson James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson are preserved in Tennessee as historic properties, highlighting their ties to the nation’s early leadership and preserving architectural legacies for public study and tour access.
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Andrew Jackson
James K. Poll
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Appeals Court to Consider McCarran Case Details
Washington news notes that the Court of Appeals will rule on aspects of the McCarran act with both sides awaiting the outcome. The case may reach the Supreme Court, potentially over four years from passage of the law after President Truman vetoed it. Attorneys for the Communist Party and opponents urge action to set aside SACB orders to register and disclose officers members and finances.
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Washington
Versial McCarran
Bovernment
Willa “Ihe
Supreme Court
Snaytion
Ress
Truman
McCarran
D-Ney
Thes Communist Party
Vito Varcantonio
Alp.-Ny
Court of Appeals
Subversive Activative Control Board
SACB
Justice Department
Camden mill fire claims life of Edward E. Coleman
A 29 year old clerk Edward E. Coleman died from burns after his clothes ignited from an oil blaze at an International Paper Co mill panel. Three other employees tried to help as the tail was shut down for repairs. Coleman survived by his own wit. unusual arrangements not been announced.
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Camden
Edward E. Coleman
International. Paper. Co
Coleman Ig
Hi Ow
All Around the Town and Parade Horse in Town
An All Around the Town note describes a car on Main Street drawing a crowd as a two-horse trailer arrived. One horse remains in the trailer while the other, a chestnut sorrel, was purchased by Frank Douglas for a parade, reported by The Star Blatt. Other items mention Tulsa firms planning oil tests near Renpsigad, the Amos Powell No. 1 Wildcat test, and a note on local officials and education profiles in 1954 65 season.
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Bob Shiver
Texas
Frank Douglas
Gene Goff
Helimelek & Payne
Tulsa
Renpsigad
Amos Powell
Midway
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Koreas
First Methodist Ehurch
Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville
Combs
Emmet Baptist
Woo
Kath
By Donald J. Gonzales
Carthy Exploxe
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Karl Mundt
Subcommittee
John McClellan
D-Ark
Appeals Court
Ay Karl
Bauman
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Gotts
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