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A critical column mocks President Truman’s handling of public statements and press freedom. It notes contradictions over radio and press seizure fears and clarifies the 1946 Iran note. The piece argues Americans trust the Constitution over personal rhetoric and preserves national dignity despite political missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. H. Washburn
Truman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hooey
Free State of
Missouri
Mr. Truman
Iran
Joe Stalin
White House
Arts House
Russia
America
Costello Appears Before Federal Grand Jury Again
Gambler Frank Costello briefly testified before a federal grand jury probing possible irregularities in two contempt of the Senate trial juries. U S Attorney Myles J Lane said the appearance lasted five to 19 minutes as the panel, a special rackets group, continues inquiries stemming from Costello’s January trial and a later conviction after a jury shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew York
Frank Costello
Senate
U. S
Myles J. Lane
Costello
Lane
Grand Jury
Re Costello
U. S. Senan Crime Committee
UN Planning Bold Move to Break Korean Armistice Deadlock
Mutison Korea April 26 The United Nations Command plans a bold move to break Korea talks deadlock as Communists agree to a full dress meeting of armistice delegations Sunday. Top negotiators face three issues including prisoner return choice, airfield ban during armistice, and Soviet Russia as neutral inspector. Staff officers postpone progress and plan next meetings after Sunday plenary session. About 169,000 prisoners and internees, fewer than 70,000 seek return to Communist-held areas. Reds seek about 116,000 returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutison
Korea
U. N
VA. N
William P. Nuchols
Russia
Reds
Hopeful Oil Strike Can Be Averted
A federal mediation spokesman in New York says he is hopeful a threatened strike by about 100000 oil workers can be averted before the Tuesday midnight deadline. The wage dispute involves oil field pipeline and refinery workers at Sinclair Gulf Texas Cities Service Shell and other majors with CIO AFL and Independent unions. a 25 cent an hour raise and better shift differential are sought, with current wages around 2 to 2.10 dollars an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pia
Federal Conciliation Service
Sinclair
Gulf,Texas
Cities Service
Shell
Standard of Indiana
Standard of California
CIO
AFL
Ulyions
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Christian Church Hosting R Wisenburger as Guest Speaker
Royce Wisenburger will address First Christian Church Sunday evening April 27 at 7 30 in the absence of the minister attending the State Convention in Van Buren He will speak on Can the Christian Laymen Save America The public is invited to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
R. Weisenberger
Royce Wisenburger
First Christian Church
van Buren
Wisenburger
America
Prescott Officer Earns Bronze Star in Korea
Second Lt. Dale Woodson Jr., a Prescott native, received the Bronze Star for gallantry with Company F, 278th Infantry Regiment, 45th Division, in Korea. He led two platoon squads against a fortified enemy position on February 20, enduring heavy marine gun and small arms fire.
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UN Son
Korea
Dale Woodson Jr
Prescott
Co. F. 278Th Infantry Regiment
45Th
Woodson
Yerger Students Attend State Trades Convention
Yerger Trade and Industry students led by instructor G. K. Coles and Principal Will Rutherford attended the New Tradesmen of Arkansas State Convention at A. M. & N. College Finle Billff M C. Jeffers of Forest City presided. About 125 students from Pine Bluff Forest City Camden Hot Springs Warren Selena El Dorado Fort Smith Wynne North Little Rock and Hope joined contests in painting masonry roofing and more. Winners earned trophies and a trip to Savannah Ga. with Frank Keel from Hope attending on a $480 carpentry and painting scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aubrey
George Allen
McDowell Holmes
J. F. McFadden
L. J. Ross
Burne Black
James Tyus
Phecell Bradley
Claude Phillips
Melvin Weston
Yerger
G. K. Colesmain
Will V. Rutherford
New Tradesmen of Arkansas
A.M. & N. College
Fine Billff
Hope
Marion McGehee
Forest City
Janes Aubrey
Thompson Lowe
Wynne
C. Clay
North Lime Rack
Savannah
Frank Keel
Roundup Clubs Gather Here on Sunday at Coliseum
Several hundred riders from Roundup Clubs across the area will convene Sunday at the Coliseum for the first annual convention. Kincheon leads at noon before a public meeting with entertainment headlined by Texarkana’s Quad rifle rider Alice Lite from Hope. An old time church wagon ride is planned for youngsters. Clyde Byrd, State Livestock Show manager, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Kincheon
Texarkana
Alice Lite
Hope
Clyde Byrd
In 1800 European nations' population size discussed
The source notes that by 1800 a European country had a larger population than several peers, highlighting demographic standings of nations in that era.
Army Waste Assailed by Douglas
Senator Paul Douglas denounces military waste and bloated departments, urging economy in government. He criticizes Army specifications and says the Marine Corps provides 20 percent more firepower per man. He cites Pentagon logjams and VA staffing, calling the Veterans Administration a sacred cow protected by American Legion and VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paul Douglas
Del
Douglas
Aiericat Philosophical Society
Army
Marine Corps
Agriculture
State
Veterans Administration
Insurance Men Name New Head
The new president of the Arkansas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents is Harold Lewis of Clarksville. Other officers elected at the closing session include C. W. Jameson of Fort Smith, first vice president. Bill Walton of Arkansas City, second vice president. and W. D. Naddy of Warren, secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Head Hot Springs
Arkansas Association
F Mutual Insurance Agents
Harold Lewis
Clarksville
C. W. Jameson
Fi. Smith
Bil Walton
Arkadelphia
Second View
W. D. Naddy
Warren
Syes retary-Weasurer
Woman Forgery Suspect Arrested Here
Police yesterday arrested Ruth Roiteliban, an evn ted HL2 woman, in connection with forged checks. About twenty worth of checks were forged in the name of W.C. Biayiber of Voupe cid. Beaty of innit, Clarence Baler sold. The woman was in the process of buying groceries when police were alerted.
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Ruth
Roiteliban
Son Sia
W.C. Biayiber
Voupe Cid
Doe Beaty
Innit
Clarence Baler
Matt Ful
Asks to Air Campaign Issues in Washington April
Washington April 24 Sen. McCarthy and Gen. Eisenhower discuss presidential campaign topics as Dirksen backs Taft and Lindsay L. seeks GOP support. Potential timing on Eisenhower's European command status prompts petitions urging clear stances on labor law employment practices and foreign policy.
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Mivhoway
PD. Eiserhower
United States
Todnott
An Dirksen
Ben
Roberk A. ‘Taft
Obie
Sen
Dodge
Massachusetts
Hedin
Naninaion
Shianhower
Vahime
Iscuss Line
Isher, Inc
Fa Wall
Ely Essetly
Oak Marblehead
Mase
Dogesgroehy
le Wan
Kuntbia University
Eharpater
Dirksen
Lode
Eigenhower
Tashthirtley
Eusropean Defense
Father of Hope Man Dies in L. A
E. T. Thomas father of Charles O Thomas of Hope died early today at his home in Little Rock. He is survived by two other sons George and Thomas of Sidon Arabia and a daughter Mrs C S Walts of Itly Steek.
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It. E. Thomas
Charles O Thomas
Hope
Little Rock
George Aind Thomas
Sidon
Arabia
Mrs. C
Walts
Itty Steek
War Lessons From HAL BOYLE On Matrimony Like Battlefields
HAL BOYLE argues war resembles marriage in its changes to those it touches. It frays nerves, reveals basic needs like shelter and warmth, and questions material wealth while forging loyalty and deep bonds through shared danger. Peace cannot erase the lessons learned in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Alish Delicions
Mer
Krow
Historic Ruling Awaited in Steel Industry
War hindon April 26. The steel industry awaits a historic ruling on President Truman's steel mill sales. Experts say a decision may not come until May or later. Government price changes due May 1 affect steel firms, with new rules tied to court actions and regulatory figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
David Alpine
Texas
Kris Arnall
Prison Riot Sparks Broad Criticism in Michigan Reform Test
Jackson, April 2. A riot at Southern Michigan prison triggered strong criticism as investigations traced the four day mutiny that claimed one life, wounded many, caused about two million dollars in damage, and led Gov G Mennen Williams to demand prison reform and possible grand jury probes. Officials ordered accountability and possible discipline for those involved as the surrender and negotiations drew mixed praise and sharp rebukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Willatma
Vernon Hox
S Ink
Ob Tecelyrs
Fox
Jiliana
Tex’4
Hinhhy Iraproper
Fos
Convretehaotain
Rotary Club Welcomes New Members At Meeting
New Rotarians Buster Barwick Lamar Cox Oliver Adama Paul Dearth H A Martin and Ralph Rothman joined the club while Gene Arrington of Nashville attended as a guest. They discussed various phases of their work at yesterday's regular meeting.
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Rotary
Lub
Buster Barwick
Lamar Cox
Oliver Adama
Paul Dearth
H. A. Martin
Ralph Rothman
Gene Arrington
Nashville
Truck and Auto Crash Causes Heavy Damage at Sun and Spruce
A collision between a truck driven by Hervey Holt and a car driven by John Henry Kerr occurred early last night at Sun and Spruce Streets. Both vehicles sustained heavy damage with no serious injuries reported. City police investigated the incident.
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Hervey Holt
John Henry Kerr
Sun and
Spruce Streets
Red Bue to Crest at Fulton Today
Brief unreadable clipping mentions Red River at Filton and Friday, with unclear feed details. No clear events, names, or places to confirm.
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Fulton
Red River
Filton
Ground War Air Losses Amid Korean Front Battle Report
The weekly U.S. and United Nations air action summary notes eight U.S. planes shot down and several others damaged during dawn operations. American and Australian aircraft reportedly downed multiple Red planes with several likely destroyed and some damaged. U.N. warplanes claimed hits on Red airfields in North Korea, while ground casualties for Red forces totaled 1,832, including 870 killed and 617 wounded, as Seoul marked casualties near 1,008,000 in the Korean War by mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dace Bask Abe
Mall Bodlny
Imate
Aly Forag
Plana
Algit
U. N
Arkansas GOP delegates chosen amid chaotic convention
The Arkansas GOP convention faced turmoil as delegates for the national convention were selected amid factional infighting. Rumors swirled of a plan to rally the South and block Eisenhower supporters, while speakers urged party harmony and urged delegates to back a gubernatorial candidate.
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Tile Rock
Robert A
Republieda Prasidentals
Tos
Arkansas, Gop
Rey Henn
Thasp Folthiih
Curioua
Lei
Sdevill
Jlo
Arkansas Si Durranerade
Furs
Eisenhower
Apd
Emeenatan
Faelion
Throgudara — Appanra Untik
Charles W. Ivelson
Than’ Yoatarday
Thora
Welticlam
Bama
Tak
Sid Meath
Pickets Halt Publication of Rockford Newspapers
Rockford daily papers Morning Star and Afternoon Republic were shut down as about 40 pickets blocked the Rockford Consolidated Newspapers plant entrance. The ITU and CIO American Newspaper Guild led the action, halting printing of the papers for the first time since a March 24 work stoppage, with roughly 150 pickets outside and four to five managers allowed inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Rockford Consolidated Newspapers, Inc
Morning Star
Aagletor-Republic
Assnme
AKL
International Typographical Union
John Grimes
Splon
Grimes
CIO American Newspaper Guild
American Newspaper Publishing Association
ANPA
New York
ITU
Girl Scout Camp Planned At Bal June Two to Six
Local Girl Scouts prepare a six day camp at Bal with activities including archery and camping. Leaders and attendees organize daily schedules and instruction days for scouts to learn skills and enjoy planned outdoor events.
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Bal
Tha Os A
A&m Calle
Presb Hear Presb Hear Rov Gien pee i
Readable fragments describe a presbytery hearing with unclear names and topics. The text hints at church matters including Rov and Gien with uncertain outcomes and attendance. No concrete actions or decisions are clearly stated in the readable portion.
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L. A
Prandeo
Marion Stafford
University of Houston
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U.S
Girl Scouts
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Gien
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