Rioters clash with police at Ankara University amid martial law
In Ankara police and soldiers assaulted protesting students at Ankara University as martial law extended to the capital. About 100 injured, windows smashed, several journalists arrested, and the university’s law building surrounded. Government ordered university closures until May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Paijst
Adnan
Menderes
Motintet
Lear
Ses
Fou
Tstanbul
Syngman Rhee
Tylander
Istanbul
Sadia
Ionehedd
Tsinel Tulmu
Mendeyas
Osilion
University Law
Snutshieel
Plek
Twon
Conulal
Ag Furd
Weather Station Log and Arkansas Forecast Update
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday shows high 83, low 54, precipitation 0.3 inches. year over year rainfall 42.78 inches through May. 1.06 inches last year. Arkansas forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions, possible thunderstorms tonight west and north central areas, cooler Saturday with highs mid 70s, lows around 45-50. Extended outlook April 29 to May 4 shows 4-8 degrees below normal temperatures with scattered showers and storms possible statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speriment Station
Priday
Ineh
Mkwely
Arkansas
West Gankeal
Perigil
Nor Ny Mining Iy
Nutmel Mise
Cuole
Arkansas Regional Forecast Summary
Central region cloudy with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs mostly in the mid to upper 70s, lows in the 40s to 50s. Northwest and southwest areas partly cloudy Saturday with a few showers possible, highs near 80, lows around 50s.
Hoffa Named President Of Teamsters Union
Bulletin from Washington notes ambiguous strings about Midge, Joseph, and Hoffa. The text references Hoffa as president of the Teamsters Union, with garbled surrounding words suggesting a political or organizational context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Midge
Joseph Ht
Ordloveda
James 2. Hoffa
The
Téanistes’s Union
Women Will Select a President Says Arkansas Meeting
Mrs. William Witkle of Wideneparia urges Arkansas Farm Bureau Women to vote in upcoming elections. She argues women control wealth and influence national opinion and should use their power to shape the presidential race this summer. George Sister warns of civic danger and stresses dedication to the founders' ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little -Rock
U. S
William Witkle
Widene
Paria Burest
AGO
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Wilkie
Music Week Observance Planned Here
May 1 to 8 will mark National Music Week with the Priday Music Club Music Makers and Troubadows organizing events. Highlights include band performances, school programs, a children's opera, and a Tuesday evening high school concert in the auditorium featuring Puccini and Gounod selections with soloists. Public invited to attend all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday Music Clan
The
Music Makers
Troubadows
Gare Jland Selioa
Sthabel Lth
Brookwears School
Floe Pan
Paisley School
Wigh Glen Clb
Wil
Aictitorium
Oneyulle
Pritoy Music Chih
Gilbert Thaman
Puccini
Oller
Hope O'Gran
Gounod
Tena Ilkinton
Solist
Suse Davis Vuenstiklenk
Bugaye Kuyper
HSC
Tany Geals
Shase
Another Church Contest Starts In Far Smith
The Hope Gospel Tub eragele challenges New Bethel Assembly of God in Far Smith for a Sunday School Contest during the Loyalty Campaign. The annual event runs for seven Sundays, aiming to show the church with the largest attendance and Sunday serial turnout. Fort Staky Church leads early with a strong showing over locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel
New Bethel Assembly of God Church
Far Smith
Fo UN
Deioimbiulio
Bustan
Alifiong
Compelitian
Ehurel
Exams Held At Paisley School For D4 56 Grades
Pental exams at Paisley school conducted Friday for the D4-56 grades under De J B E Shulfield. Helpers included Mrs Bernice Bain Mrs Virginia Rowe and Mrs BE W Graham. Examinations for first and nan grades will be held on ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisleey
Dental Yanaclingy
Paisley
Survivor claims plane sabotage over deadly crash
Reported witness accounts from road workers and survivors say a Vero guelyn miner exploded midair on a passenger flight, killing 13 aboard. Russian-identifie Vyacheslav Lavinski named as possible culprit, while survivors include a Spanish grocer and a Venezuelan woman near death. Crew noted a burnt powder odor in the debris and a windowed blast that ruptured the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Veneguela
Veroguelyn Sminer
Swith & Horab
Vyacheslav Lavinski
Venoxzugla
Grover
Jose Chacin
Hud
Whey
Hethe Dane
Linea Agru Hostal
Ulune
Gunfight Wounds Two Men at Crossroads Grocery Hotel
In a hotel fight at a crossroads grocery near Wolsey Tailey south of Bayette, two men were wounded. George D. Nelms was hospitalized in Wayettaville with neck hip and arm wounds. Ray Hutchens the grocer received two minor wounds. Sheriff Spaneey said the dispute over a postal money order led to the shooting as one man grabbed a gun from under a counter and fired. Nelms died at the scene after being struck by bullets near railway tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
George D. Nelms
Wayettaville
Ray Hutchens
Gail Mehas
Nutchens
Arden
Plurebens
Veen Ling Hagk
Nelms Dan
Sora Qoi
Wolsey
Tailey
Bayete Wihe
Presbyterians in Prescott Dine Class Night Dinner
Presbyterian men from Prescott prepare a church supper at 7 pm on Tuesday. William McLean of Fort Ark presides as principal speaker. Local couples lead in the prayer and program, with several groups from other churches contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Euryyait
Hope
Defense budget shake up expands air power and ships
The Washington Appropriations Committee revised Eisenhower era defense plans proposing a 31.87 billion bill to fund the Defense Department for the coming year. The panel added 1.5247 billion while cutting 1.4072 billion, boosting fighter planes and submarines, National Guard and reserve forces, and airlift capacity, with 2,404,000 military personnel, 4,800 planes, and hundreds of ships slated for commissioning. the plan stresses deterrence and asks Congress for final approval next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rouse Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Une Sear Starling
Isen- Niowes
Mare
Yunel
Pelaris
National Guard
Ln Preargentiat
Cire
Theo
George J. Mahon
Dtox
United States
Congress
Black and White Clash Sparks Turbulent Street Scene
A Black man involved in a confrontation with a White girl in Miah, Florida, led to a riot vibe as police dispersed a crowd of about 200. A White assailant fired two rounds at him. the man, Morgan Junior Xing, faced incitement and other charges amid heightened tensions. A separate Marshall Texas campus protest featured a minister decrying segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub
Miah
Fla
Heuely
Mare Han
Avick Negro
Vetl
Pulieu
Morgan Junior Xing
Theresa Meahuney
Gwwu
King
Chapoirnin
Nedru College
Marshall
Lex
Ashton Jones
Los Angeles
Vena
Charles Bu Ward Wright
Byewull Nee Bro
Leeuch
New Weal Uy
Misk University
Rosy
Tornadoes sweep central Oklahoma causing damage and deaths
A severe tornado outbreak struck central Oklahoma with a half mile wide funnel causing widespread destruction. A farm near Oklahoma City was destroyed and several fatalities reported including a pair in their 50s and a 22 year old. Police and officials estimate extensive property damage across Anadarko and nearby towns as storms moved through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordanoma City
Oklahoma
Muse
Homer
Southaist
Base Branwley
Bath
Laura Ann
Cromyall
Anndarko
Oklahiite
Loyd Wallers
Deurtenick
Tate
Missionary Speaks at Calvary Church
Miss Dale Moura a Southern Baptist Missionary who works in Nigeria West Africa will speak at Calvary Baptist Church on West Ava B Stewki May 1st. The public is invited to attend worship services throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Moura
Nigeria
West Afica
Calvary Baptist Church
Wesk
Ava
Stewki
Josephine Serge
Riglynd
Maura
LL O'Duck
Reverend Hightower Accepts Call to Little Rock Church
The Rev Hightower resigns as pastor at Revol Sue Lupuist Church Gurdon and accepts a call to Tyler Street Baptist Church in Little Rock. He will assume duties May 15, bringing his family Clarissa Ann and Billy. Former Hope Church pastor AL Whitlow preached at the installation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Huy
Dlarold
Piphbawer Nas
Gurdon
Tyler Streut Baptist
Lille Rock
Dullus
Mightower
Yhel
Clophu Brown
Hope
Clarissa Ann
Billy
Firsh
Baptist Church of
AL Whitlow
Weather alert for Arkansas and surrounding states
The Associated Press reports severe weather to hit parts of Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma and nearby states with strong winds hail and possible tornadoes. Forecasts warn of fast moving storms increasing through the afternoon and evening with crews preparing for potential power outages and structural damage in affected towns.
Ambiguous Campaign Allegations Trigger State Inquiry
A garbled report describes political advertising concerns and investigations into employment practices within a campaign. It cites officials and unnamed entities in Arkansas as authorities consider possible breaches, with references to endorsements, ethics, and oversight hearings.
Baptists Observe Home Week Activities Planned
Baptist churches announce Home Week with colorful illustrated activities starting May 18. Cradle Roll Sunday on May 4 will present babies to parents at morning service. A baby dedication and prayer service are scheduled, with guides and instruments for worship and outreach.
No Singing Sunday at New Liberty Church Service
An undated local notice notes a prohibition of singing at New Liberty Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon due to ongoing conflict related programs. The next services are planned for Sunday, June 5, though exact year is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Liberty
SBI
Quachila Preshyluny Amid School Events and Masters
Fragmented OCR describes a town event at Landing with 100th Gentwal Asaenir and Ue Eure talisan. It notes Jacksonville pre qorlebuiue, a Meebywell Juener gathering, and various school activities at Arkausds High School Press eye. Mentions March Day and a list of participants, attendance urged, with focus on Masters and student jubilees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordy TY Lawrance
Jan Pastor
Asaenir
U. S
Jacksonville
Blu
Hibaasudully
Fiety
Lenelie
Luu
Hope
Fuse
Carvull
McKee Latta ‘Thampoon
Arkausds
ASTC
Lupway
Jridey
Senior Class Night Play Presentation Planned Tonight
The Senior Class at the university presents a comedic and sentimental evening with students portraying faculty and club leaders among the cast. Joe Grillo and Byron Seville headline as student leaders, with Carolyn Yarbrough and others in supporting roles, as the show builds toward the Senior Day audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Joe Grill
Chuva Ogden
Willint
Carolyn Yarbrough
Tiunal Uunur Seciety
Serell
Huleut Cy-Cdigay
Htugtus
Byron Seviley
Clusty
Seieney
Sewre
Cura Sugue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central
Uernoon
Gonlaued
Bulletin
Fairmark
Paul Cobb
Kate Huffman
J.B. Cleary
Phillips
Dera Wortham
M. Scarborough
By Richad G, Massack
Rey
L. Hatfield
Lawson Hatfield
Sturday Schoo
Init
John McCharaliens
Clarks
William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Calvary Church
Hightower
Little Rock Church
U.S
Tulsi
Olean
Lyom
Sirhigfield
Berton Cowaily
Parla
Wasitun
Marcisie
Carvall
Arkansis Miller
Lafayette
Alumbia
Union
Cathowi
Gineba
Nevada
Trommstunl
LiGiettiver
Sevier
Howie
Pike
Chik
Plork
Nurlione
Hortlywest
Atlansas
Gen. Brues
Oly
Olive
Eankelh
Orval i
Jbeini
Natal
Bennet
Nis
Maubus
Nathan Gorden
Baptists
Mathers
Whitfield
Wake Lyne Culley Hintians
Workingtons St
Pouhue Aereolye
Arakenuss
Dor
Datoxikala
Hewrese
Fay
Pevsgua
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!