Off shore tidelands debate sparks Arkansas protest
In a sharp editorial on federal control of submerged lands, Arkansas calls for state ownership and condemns a Supreme Court decision viewed as favoring federal seizure. The piece criticizes Senator Fulbright, argues for constitutional amendment if needed, and warns against a nationalized seizure of coastal property.
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le Eontien
Washington
U. S$. Supreme Court
Beal
Adlai Stevenson
Larry ‘Yruman
Eisenhower
Congress
Fulbright
U. S. Supreme Court
Tidelands
Roosevelt
Wiley
Arkansas
Fulton Negro Hurt in Wreck Near Texarkana
Fulton Negro Mitchell Moore sustained injuries about his head Sunday night when the car he rode in was involved in an accident near Texarkana. No other injuries were reported.
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Mitchell Moore
Texarkana
Home Clubs Plan Social in Hempstead County
A county wide social will be held Friday night May 1 at the Live stock Coliseum in Hope Fair Park beginning at pm sponsored by the Hempstead County Council of Home Demonstration clubs. The public is invited.
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Livestock Coliseum
Hope Fair Park
Ppm
T the
Test Vote on Tidelands Seen Likely Today
Senate debate centers on offshore lands ownership with federal control advocates led by Anderson of New Mexico. Taft warns filibusters weaken passage as amended bill edges toward final vote amid talks of around the clock sessions.
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Tex Easley
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Sun
Anderson
Balart
Father of Prescott Man Happy at POW Release
Frederick N. Muldraw, 25, of Prescott, was among the latest POWs released. His 79-year-old father Behijah Muldrow heard the news and, over the radio, described his reaction as jumping and hovering with joy. Muldraw served in the 7th regiment of the 2nd Division after being captured in December 1950 at Kaeya. He is war married and one of seven children. his mother died about two months before he entered the Army in September 1980.
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Prescot
Frederick N. Muldraw
Presscott
Muldraw
Behijah Muldrow
Sth
Kayea
Muldrow
Paul Cobb 74 Succumbs in Local Hospital
Paul Cobb aged 74 longtime Hope resident and retired brick mason died Sunday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Beatrice and two sons James and Victor II, both of Hope. Services set for 2 30 p m Monday at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Virgil Keeley. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers named Grady Beard Henry Taylor Fred Johnson Leland Warmack R M Janes Frank Ramsey.
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Paul Cobb
Hope
Me. Cobb
Beatrice Cobb
James
Victor Il. Cobb
Herndon- Cornelius Funeral Home
Virgil Keeley
First Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Grady Beard Henry Taylor
Fred Johnson
Leland Warmack
R. M. Janes
Frank Ramsey
Eisenhower orders new security tests for federal workers
President Eisenhower signed an executive order to replace the Truman loyalty program with tougher security tests for all government employees. The order, effective in 30 days, requires heads of agencies to implement stricter programs, aiming to purge subversives and those whose personal habits may risk secrets. The plan also targets employees whose loyalty is unquestioned but whose conduct may endanger national security. It follows months of preparation and was announced after briefing Attorney General Brownell and Senator McCarthy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
United States
White House
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Congress
State GOPs Seek Revenue Job At Republican Meeting
In Little Rock the Republican State Committee planned to choose a new internal revenue collector and 12 other posts at a meeting today. The revenue job currently held by Ollin Godwin, under Civil Service, may be filled again.
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Little Rock
Internal Revenue
Republican State Committee
Qlin
Godwin
Time is money not really says HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE argues time surpasses money in value and warns that wasted youth hurts forever. He urges learning to spend time wisely, noting you can earn back money but not lost hours. The piece reflects on life, regret, and the fragile, irreplaceable nature of time.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Philadelphia Mint
Bank experts to tell findings in Dierks deal
Two federal bank examiners will tell a federal grand jury today about a suspected 200000 shortage in the accounts of the Dierks bank. The grand jury reconvened to open the third phase of its investigation, while the FDIC audit cited a possible 200000 shortage down from 285000. Opal Simmington, assistant cashier charged with falsifying books, will not attend today’s session.
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Smitil
Pot Dierks
Tnday
R. 5
Wilsoy
Opal Sinminiington
Simimington
Wilson
Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
DIC
FDIC
State Bank of
Horatio
Ark
Dierks
Grand
Simmington
U. S
Lawyers Must Belong to Bar Association in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that all practicing lawyers in the state will be required to join a Bar organization under high court jurisdiction. Despite dissent, the court granted integration of the Bar, meaning all lawyers must join and contribute to its support or face disbarment. The article continues on the next page.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Band to Play Here in Hope
Superintendent James N Jones announces the University of Arkansas band will perform in Hope high school auditorium on Wednesday night May 6 at 8 o clock. The sixty piece band directed by BE J Marty will tour the state this two week schedule. Hope High School band mothers club arranging overnight accommodations and a coke party after the concert. Marty has built the group into a premier playing organization during his tenure.
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James N. Jones
University of Arkansas
BE. J. Marty
Hope High School Band
Band Mothers Club
A. A. Halbert
Hope Band Mothers Club
Hope Band
University Band
Marty
University of Arkansas Band
U of A
City of Hope
Court Affirms Case Involving Hope Plant
The Arkansas court decisions include affirmations and reversals across multiple counties and courts. Notable actions involve Hope Plant products and several appellees like Jimmy Ho Broach and Clarence Geed Tamer, with rulings affecting Chancery and Circuit Courts, and various firms and individuals named in the docket.
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Ittegna- Hon
Josephore Moore Dunn
Poinsett Chancery Court
Jimmy Ho
Broach
Me Prerson
Desha Circuit Court
Arkansas Power and Sight Ch
Finnels M
Butterworth
Ads
Craighead
Clycaut
State of Atkansas
Baxter
Hope Coca Cola Bottling Co, Inc
Murl Jones
Nevada Circuit Court
Court Reverses Huge Judgment Against AP&L
Arkansas Supreme Court vacated a $265,000 judgment against Arkansas Power and Light Co. and remanded for retrial after finding instructional errors. The ruling concerned a fire that destroyed the Northern Rice Milling Co. plant at Gibson Switch on November 10, 1948, with dispute over overloaded power lines and voltage. The court, save for one dissent, sent the case back to Craighead Circuit Court for a new trial and custody was awarded to eight-year-old Julia Gene James to her great uncle and aunt Wade B. Henry and wife of Atkin.
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Hy Leon Hatch
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Craiglead Circuit Court
Northern Rice Milling Co
Gibson Switch
Supreme Court
Trist
Power Company
Ap&l
Sam Robinson
Paul Ward
Julia Gene James
Wade B. Henry
Atkins
Pape Chancery Court
Talent Night Winners Announced at Hove City Mall
About 600 people attended the 4th annual Talent Night in the Hove City Mall auditorium sponsored by Home Demonstration Clubs. Jimmie Mullins, Hope High senior, served as master of ceremonies with witty remarks. Proceeds benefit the Educational Tour Fund. The program featured acts by OzAN-St Paul quartet, Pat Rogers and others in dance, pantomime, song, piano, and various duets and solos, with many local names listed as performers.
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Hove City Mall
Hempstead County
Jane Grigg
Cookie Jones
Cynthia Collier
Linda LaGrossa
Sharlyn Lauterbach
Jinmie Mussing
Dudt
Brenda Mitchell
Nita Messer
Nell
Berle Raschke
Linda Collier
M. B. Gentry
Margaret Lauderbach
Tina Pilkinton
Haskell Jones
Frances Weisenberger
B. Fenwick
Pisna
Polly Ruth McCorkie
Ruth Marie
Thomas Btuert
Clendenin
Herman Lester
Fiano
Ann Roach
Kay Kent
Dawn Cobb
Demonstration Clay
Clovis
Gene Green
Linda ‘Gale Rogers
Alice Ines Hicks
Howard Reece
Me Ie
Red plan to swap pilots sparks Korea air warfare chatter
A North Korea crisis tale unfolds with Gen Clark proposing a $50,000 payoff per MIG pilot captured, as U N and Communist negotiators clash over prisoner handling and repatriation. Leaflets and air raids punctuate the tense frontier near Korea, with talks in Panmunjom showing fragile compromise hope.
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ORV Gb
Mark W. Clark
U.N
Canichaider
U. S
Clark
nob-Cetanihit
Flahtev Rereen
South Korea
Japan
Bel Crosslands
Partaal
Okinawan
Korea
Yalu
Mandunla
MAG
Antang
Manedhawla
Marast
United Tyess
Ina U.P
Air Force
Phalst
Four Candidates File Pledges for Re Election
Louis Crain secretary of the Incompatents Democratic Central Committee says four incumbents filed for re election. Judge W K Lemley seeks Municipal Judge, with HI C Murphy Ward 4 Jesse Brown Ward 8 and C W Tarpley Ward 4 also filing for alderman posts. Deadline is noon Wednesday April 29.
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Louis Crain
The
Incompatents Democratic Central Committee
W. K. Lemley
HI. C. Murphy
Jesse Brown
C. W. Tarpley
Weekend Rains Mark WideRegion Across US
Weekend rains spread across the Eastern United States with cooler air in the Great Lakes and New England. Showers and light drizzle touched Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and northern Illinois while the Northwest Montana North Dakota New York saw sporadic showers. Southwest enjoyed calmer sunny conditions.
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United States
Great Lakes
New England
Reds Hold 3000 Americans After POW Exchange
The seven day POW exchange freed 13 Americans, with families like Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Dean of Douglass Kansas celebrating Air Force Capt. Zach Dean’s release after two years. Others such as AL Lawton Oklahoma and Mrs Claoa Green, wife of Army Capt. Martin W. Geen, expressed relief and emotional relief, while thousands remained in Communist hands awaiting word. The return brought happiness to a few and disappointment to many families who hoped their loved ones would be among the freed الأسرى.
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Preas
Korea
Henry Clay Dean
Douglass
Kan
Air Force
Zach Dean
Rar
Ian
Dean
AL Lawton
Okla
Mia
Claoa Green
Army
Martin W. Geen
Munitions Plant Probe Is Assured
Deputy Secretary of Defense Roger M. Kyes pledges a comprehensive review of the munitions picture. The Eisenhower administration plans to weed out high cost arms plants to keep America strong in peace and war. A speech for the U S Chamber of Commerce convention delivered sharp criticism of the former Truman administration’s planning.
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F. Green Washington
Roger M. Kyea
Defense
Migenhower
America
Kyes
Truman
U.S. Chamber
All Around the Town By The Star Staff Light notes from campus and city
The University of Arkansas Band may tour on May 6 with 69 pieces. Seven members reportedly will not attend. Director J Marty has given unclear concert instructions. A revolt is led by Little Rock players. Camden and Fairview results hint at broader sports concerns and possible baseball shifts. A new Municipal Water and Light Plant condenser arrived, costing 42,000 as part of a long planned city spend near 900 improvements.
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University of Arkansas
Hera
J. Marty
Little Rock
University
Water and Wight
Be Balanced By Jack Bell on Tepublicani and tax plans
A garbled discussion cites Tepublicani, tax proposals, and balanced budgets amid debate on revenues and redistribution. The fragmented text references Byrd, Byrd paid, and President Cont Pago, with unclear dates or specifics.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Tepublicani Rats
Insiuaing
Sen
Byrd
Heldayy May 1p end ag Straw Hare
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event or note with unclear names and details. Readable words include may, end, straw, hare, and actions. No coherent subject or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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