AP Directors Cite Demand for Factual News and Strong Reporting
The Associated Press directors report growing demand at home and abroad for factual, impartial news. They stress AP will maintain restraint from editorial positions and highlight ongoing expansion of specialized coverage in politics foreign affairs and economics. They note AP’s fast election reporting and its unique, exclusive material for members, plus concern over a jailed AP correspondent Endre Marton in a Soviet bloc country.
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New York
Associated Press
Assciated Press
Worldwide News
John Foster Dulles
Waldorf-Astoria
Associated Press News
South
Middle East
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Smnauy
Ton Curtain
Endre Marton
WINE LONG BODY by Helen McCloy
Alice Hazard confronts a missing dossier on Cristina Lash as tensions with her son Malcolm rise. A late night drive ends in danger, with a misty road and a dramatic confrontation revealing Cristina's ruthless resolve and the peril surrounding the Hazard family.
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Helen McCloy
Alice Hazard
John Hazard
Cristina Lash
Cristina
Alice
Malcolm
John
Byrd Cushing
Lash
Contol
Jiane
Alway
Alcalm
Budapest espionage charge and AP membership election
The report notes a person stationed in Budapest charged with espionage but with few details released. At an eight o’clock morning session the membership elected directors and voted on the applications of seventeen newspapers for AP membership. Results of the directors’ election will not be known until late tonight.
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Budapest
Calendar Of Events Band Festival At Verger High School
A long abridged calendar item lists Verger High School hosting a band festival on Friday April 27 1856 with events at athletic field Harris Gym and a 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. band concert plus social time. Participating bands include Verger Hope Langston Hot Springs Wilson Malvern and several others across Arkansas. Admission 15 cents for elementary 25 cents for adults.
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Verger
Verger High School
Harris
Hope
Langston High School
Hot Springs
Ark
Wilson High School
Malvern
Walker High School
Columbia County High School
Magnolia
Prescott
Stamps
Lewisville
Evening Questions From A Hospital Room
A patient pleads for information while confined to bed after an accident or illness. A voice asks if they can rise, but the doctor warns of at least three days of bed rest. The scene shifts to a nurse named Byrd and a visitor, Betsy, as the patient lies weak and reluctant to sleep. The chapter hints at hidden truths behind the mechanical cheer and a mysterious thought the narrator suspects about someone named Malcolm.
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Alice
Goethe
Oibe
Vehranium
Malcolm
Byrd
Betsy
Ashdown Hosts District Conference and Club Meeting
April events reported include a Prescott District Conference led by Dr. PB Johnson with Rev. D. Gibson as host pastor and sermons by several pastors. Visitors from Arkansas and Texas praised the district and discussed budget support. Finance reported 1400 dollars. Antioch Home Demonstration Club met with plans for a church kitchenette. Ice cream and cookies were served. Former resident Julius Neal and family made a brief town visit.
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St. Luke Baptist Church
Sheppard
Arkansas
Burton
E. N. Glover
Charity Baptist Church
A. Jackson
Hill
D. Johnson
Ahsas
D. H. Gibson
PB. L. Johnson
Prescott
RT. Williams
Bethel Church
Gordon
Ark
J. S. Morgan
Hope
Ben Lockhart
Whelen Springs
J. C. Criers
Ward Chapel
W. M. Townsend
Texas
George Smith
Our Church
Arkadelphia
W. M. Benson
Nashville
Smith
Gibson
Ashdown
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Daddie Colbert
Julia Williams
Doddie Colbert
Cleo Johnson
Julia William
Mandella Johnson
LuCretia
el Rena Neal
James Neal
Wichita
Kansas
Fandora Crutchfield
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Julius Neal
Polly Steoughter
Fannie Alexander
Idabel
Neal
DeQueen
Miss Pearl Straughter
Egyptian cabinet recognizes independence of new nations
Cairo reports Egypt's cabinet last night recognized Tunisia and Morocco independence as granted by France and Spain. Other dispatches note Monaco wedding headlines in London, health concerns over a pediatric eye transplant in Milan, and a Shriners Gala Day in Arkansas with Nobles Hicks and Washington attending along with a local program schedule.
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Cairo
Egypt
Tuntisia
Morocco
France
Spain
Shriner
C. W. Hicks
Harvery Washington
Mohammed Temple No
Little Rock
Arkansas
Shrine Temples of
Helena
Pine Bluff
Dunbar Community Center
Chester Street
Water's Drive-In
Dunbar Center
Community Center
Memphis Cotton Carnival Begins May Fifteenth
A royal visiting party led by Carnival King Oscar Cate Jr and Queen Clare Mallory tours east Arkansas inviting residents to the five day Memphis Cotton Carnival starting May 15. They travel through West Memphis Marked-Tree Trumhutz? Rokesboro Harrisburg Wynne Forest City Marion Helena, with a delegation by river, among other details.
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Arkansas
West
Trumtahn
Rokesboro
Harrisburg
Wynhe
Forrest City
Marianha
Helena
Oscar Cate Jr
Clarksdale
Mids
Clare Mallory
No Trace of Body of Soldier in Arkansas River
A search at Brine Bluff for a missing soldier from Pine Bluff Arsenal failed to locate a body in the Arkansas River. Army and local authorities said the soldier's identity would not be released publicly until confirmed. Two soldiers aboard a fishing boat reported capsizing and losing sight of the man as Herbert White tried to reach him.
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Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Arsehal
Tsehal
Nydr
Dia
Jeterson County Sheriff’s Office
Mvillah
Otteigig
Herbert White
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