Humphrey Signals Planned Exit From Eisenhower Cabinet
Washington reports Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey strongly hinted he plans to resign from President Eisenhower's cabinet in the not distant future. Rumors have grown since early in the year as he urged Congress to cut the 1958 fiscal budget, saying he will present his resignation to the president when the time comes.
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George M. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Congress
Siscal
the Treasury
Anders
W. Ruddolph’ Burgess
Veripps-Howard
Robert B. Anderson
New York
Defense
Teenage Road-E-O entrants set for Hope event
Eleven teen drivers will compete Sunday at 2 PM at Hope Airport in the Teenage Road-E-O. Final tests follow the demonstrations of precision driving by entrants including Larry Garrett Larry Baker Cary Castle Wayne Bailey Charles Graham Bi Lawrence Harold Douglas Charles Irvin Charles Caston Anna Whitman Suzanne McNeill George Frazier Porterfield Wardi Guy Downing Marvin Binyard Bobby Porter James V. business leader will judge.
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Anna Whitman
Suzanne McNeill
George Frazier
Jaycee
Pod
Porterfield
Rogpers Travis Wardi
Guy Downing
Arkansas State Police
Marvin Binyard
Bobby Porter
James V
Grossa
Crossett
Arkansas
Geside Hope
Boat overturns drownings near Forrest City on Lake Kethtey
Two fishermen were in a boat that overturned on Lake Kethtey near Forrest City. The body of D. F. Sampley Jr. was recovered late at night. Harald Taylor, 28, of Eureka, survived. Both men worked for Ben Hogar Company Highway 10 Construction. The accident occurred when the boat tipped while turning to shore.
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Forrest City
Kethtey
Hale
Svewaing Phe
D. F. Sampley Jr
Harald Taylor
Eureka
Barnes Sampley
Sampley
Sharely
Ben Hogar Couona Highway 10
Tornadoes Hit Texas Arkansas Without Casualties
The Shreveport Weather Center reported two tornadoes touching down near Lohgview Texas and Texarkana. First struck near Lohgview Airport at 9:55 a.m. and the second about five miles southwest of Texarkana. No casualties were reported in either twister.
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Lohgview
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Texarkana
Tornado warnings sweep Arkansas with no tornadoes
Weather Bureau warned of severe storms and possible tornadoes across parts of Arkansas until 6 pm. No twisters were reported in Arkansas though nearby Oklahoma and Texas saw some damage. Widespread rain and strong winds accompanied the alerts, with temperatures mostly steady across the state.
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Tex
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Ard
Angelo
Springfield
Woo
Twisters
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Texas
U. S
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Missouri
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Pine, Bluff
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Etteville
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Walnut Ridge
Worker Injured in Excavation Mishap at Atkins
A 40 year old Conway construction worker identified as A. Callahan was buried to his neck when a utility ditch wall collapsed near U. S. Highway 64 at Atkins yesterday. He was rescued by fellow workers and is in fair condition at a local hospital.
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Conway
A. Callahan
Highway 64
Atkins
McClellan Warns on Gangsterism Economy Threat
Senator McClellan told the annual ANPA dinner that racketeering endangers liberty and may drive a gangsterism economy in America. He noted a yearlong probe found graft and underworld ties, with alleged collusion between management and university officials harming unions. The Senate committee will press on to uncover more misconduct.
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Bureau ‘of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
America
Congress
Univ
Indoor Age Replaces White Collar Labor Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE argues the United States is shifting from outdoor work to indoor white collar roles, signaling a major social change. He cites data on farm employment decline from 1920 to 1955 and notes a broader move toward professional and skilled labor with implications for training and education.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sean
United States
Brunswick
A. Bagdo
Louisville
Seniors to Present Daddy Long Legs Play Tonight
The Hope Senior class presents the fan net comedy Daddy Long Legs at 8 o'clock tonight. Jack Moran and Belly Cox star in the tale of a sheltered orphan girl. This is the seniors only fundraising event, tickets cost 40 cents and 1.00.
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Daddy Long Legs
Hope
Jack Moran
Belly Cox
Thomas Haynes Dies Longtime Mayor of Washington
Thomas Haynes aged 73, longtime mayor of Washington, died at his home last night. He is survived by his wife Mrs Qaille, a daughter Miss Mary Margayot Haynes, a sister Mrs Gertrude Bailey of Hope, and Mrs W. R. Pyuit of Baker Oregon. Funeral services will be held at Washington Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev A D Herndon officiating.
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Washington
Qaille
Haynes
Mary Margayot Haynes
Gertrude Bailey
Hope
W. R. Pyuit
Baker
Oregon
Washington Baptist Church
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Shover Springs
Stonelony
United States backs partial trial of Egyptian canal plan
United States officials tell the UN Security Council that Egypt's new Suez Canal declaration is not perfect but worth a trial. Henry Cabot Lodge plans to report that the move could aid talks and narrow differences with Western powers. British and American informants say London and Washington may refrain from hard pressure while evaluating next steps.
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United Nations
N. Y. la
United States
Egypt
Suez
U. S
Henry Cabal Lodge
Council
Heyplian
Cate
U.N
U. N
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Visa
Sowee Seld
London
Brittain
Hussein Survives Crisis in Jordan and Welfare Funds Probe
Washington reports stir over government supervision of employee welfare funds as business groups resist bureau red tape while union led funds face disclosure rules. Eisenhower and Mitchell back sweeping reforms to cover both union and employer plans amid ongoing probe and potential legislative action.
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Norman Walker Washington
Eisenhower
National Association At Manufacturers
Apl-Cio
George Mecuny
Augusta
Labir Mitchell
Uke Mitchell
NAM
UN- Inne
Man Chosen to Pilot 4000 MPH X-15 Flight
Los Angeles IMI-A pilot Scott Crossfield, 35, named to pilot North American X-15 on its maiden flight next year. A former record setter who first flew twice the speed of sound, Crossfield is described as quietly confident and businesslike as he prepares for speeds up to 4000 mph and altitude near 200000 feet. The Pentagon has hinted at the X-15 achieving unprecedented performance.
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IMI
Scott Crossfield
Pentagon
Washington
Crossfield
Arkansan Acquitted by Court Martial
An Arkansan, Private Short, was acquitted or had charges dismissed in a court martial at Fort Carson Colorado. The case involved alleged conspiracy to maltreat a fellow trainee from Chicago. Prosecutors sought to prove a conspiracy with another soldier, but key charges were dismissed and others await action.
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Taylor, Ark
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Gagault
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Parker
Loelay
U S Using All Means to End Jordan Crisis
Washington reports the United States mobilizing every diplomatic resource to avert a new Middle East war over Jordan. Officials caution the situation remains uncertain, with no current plan for foreign military involvement though policy allows action if Soviet intervention or conditions warrant. Senate leaders Knowland and Mansfield conferred with Secretary of State Dulles and pressed for restraint to avoid destabilizing the region.
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Middle East
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Dulles
Senate
House
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Knowland
Walt
Jordan
Soviet Union
Singing Sunday at Centerville Service
The regular monthly singing service will be held at Centerville on Sunday April 24 starting at 2 pm. Everyone is invited to attend as the community gathers for song.
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Centerville
Signs of spring promise bold city remodeling plans
All Around Town notes a sign of spring as Nashville figures push a grand remodeling of the building beside Morgans Lindsey on Main to house Greening Finance Agency and Hype Federal Loan and Savings Association. City crews will remove shrubs and cut blind garherers. Also mentioned are a Hope natioa radio pioneer, wartime service, and local 1956 county truck and tractor assessments.
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Morgans$indsey
Greening Ininance Agency
Hype Federal Loan and Savings Association
Avenue B
Mary
Communists Fail in Try to Take Over Country
Jordan faces a crisis as King Hussein stabilizes Amman with royal troops and tanks after a bid to seize control falters. Reports say hundreds of leftists and dissidents are arrested while Syria and Iraq mobilize near the Jordanian frontier. Leaders including Premios Suleimane Nabulsi are sought as regional powers weigh intervention.
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Haya
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Egypt
Middle East
Weather Summary From The Station Report Friday Night
The station notes 24 hours ending 1am Friday with high 81 and low 63 inches of precipitation not clearly stated. April total 10.57 inches and yearly total 26.39 inches. Arkansas shows mostly cloudy with thunderstorms and locally high winds during the afternoon into night. Forecast calls for near normal temperatures Friday to Wednesday with chances of scattered showers and a trough Monday.
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