KTHS Removal Hearing Set for May 13
The Federal Communications Commission plans a May 13 hearing on Radio Broadcasting Inc. to move KTHS from Hot Springs to West Memphis Arkansas and to boost power. Intervenors include Hot Springs and Arkansas officials. The case clusters with WMFJ Daytona Beach and a Hot Springs 1090 kHz station.
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Washington
Theommunications Commission
Radio Broadcasting, Inc
KTHS
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Ark
Mot Springs
WMFJ
Daytona Beach
Fla
Comany
FCC
Hot Springs Broadcasting Company
Scientists and leaders on unity amid barriers and hunger
Dr Harlow Shapley of Harvard Observatory says science can unite across nations if not blocked by politics though progress depends on food. Lt Gen Lucius D Clay warns Germany needs coal and fertilizer to sustain transport, industry, and food, otherwise self-improvement stalls.
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Harlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Revealed
A new medical discovery called Lurin promises rapid relief for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and related symptoms. Sold by John F. Cox Drug and stores, it is described as easy to take with two teaspoonfuls in water. Money back satisfaction is offered.
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Luien
Lurin
John FP
Cox Drug
Drone plan signals unmanned Navy catapult tests at Bikini
Pilotless drone planes with two control planes will be catapulted from the carrier Shangri-La for scientific data gathering. Initially deck controlled, later from an airborne nether plane and finally by a ground control officer on Ret Island. Drones rehearse at San Diego naval base under U S forces in Europe while civilian images and quotes mix with wartime thrift and policy quips.
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Bikini Atel
Shangri-La
Ret Island
Naval Base
San Diego
Calif
Anti Liquor League Still Active in Push for Local Controls
Washington reports the Anti Liquor League remains active after repeal, urging local option and tighter state liquor controls. Methodist Church revived its Clipsheet to attack alcohol, while Laura Lindley of the Anti-saloon League says action is directed at local laws and advertising. Women’s Christian Temperance Union remains active and the Prohibition Party has reemerged in Pennsylvania with primaries and a U S Senate sticker campaign.
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Times
Board of Temperance of
the Methodist Church
Deets Picket
Picket
Congress
Laura Lindley
The
Anti-saloon
League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Pennssylvania
Prohibition Party
U. S
Freight Rates Discussed by Committee
Senator Reed questioned Kerr about railroad rate controls as Kerr, head of the Southern Freight Association, defended the Bulwinkle bill before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Kerr cited Southern independents filing hundreds of rate reductions, denying coercion by rivals, and urged action on shipping maladjustments while noting wartime changes in coastwise competition.
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Washington
Joseph G. Kerr
Atlanta
Kerr
Southern Freight Association
Senate Interstate Commerce Commitee
Justice Department and Trust
Senate
House
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Wendell Berge
James E. Kilday
Eastern Railroads
South
Southern Railway System
Seaboard Line
Southern
Baltimore
Tampa
Fla
Reed
R-Kun
Eisenhower Visits Tripler Hospital Terrific Guy Opinion
Honolulu April 30 General Eisenhower was acclaimed a terrific guy during an informal bed to bed tour at Tripler General Hospital. He signed a soldier’s cast, debated state pride with more than one patient, and praised Japanese American troops. He promised to review a pending order restricting officer sale of pistols carbines and binoculars.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Army
Zame
Police Hunt for Murder Weapon
Birmingham police seek the pistol used to kill Dr. John A. Norris Jr a 45 year old psychiatrist at a Woodlawn residence. A gun found at the home was not fired and witnesses described a lone white intruder wearing a brown hat khaki jacket and dark trousers who demanded a stick up then shot Norris. One man is being questioned, no charges filed.
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Birmingham
Ala
John A. Norris, Jr
Woodlawn
Jamie Moore
Norris
Veterans Administration
Moore
Lloyd Eddings
Eddins
Ing
Piedmont
Father of Slayer to Stand Trial
Melbourne April 30. Jim Byler father of condemned slayer Robert Byler was slated for trial in Itard circuit court as the first of four Byler relatives to face murder charges as accomplices in Sheriff J L Harber’s killing. The case opened with disqualifications and a new venue and jurors. Robert Byler’s wife Ester Lee, his mother Mrs Jim Byler, and sister Alfa Young also face trial. Robert Byler was convicted March 28 and sentenced to die May 31.
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Melbourne
Jim Byler
Robert Byler
Itard
Byler
J. L. Harber
Robert
John L. Bledsoe
S. M. Bate
Batesville
Harber
G. W. Howard
Ester Lee
Alfa Young
Fifty Babies Entered in Contest at Pep Parade Show
Fifty babies entered the Veterans of Foreign Wars pep parade baby contest at Hope City Hall. Voting closes Friday noon with the winner to appear on Friday night. Contestants include Reed Parsons II, Joe Black, Janice Bailey, Hebeces Ann Cox, Donald Oglesby, Nancy Mae Jones, Lynda Ruth McClanahan, and many others.
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Hope City Hall
Shursday
Williamy Reed Parsons II
Joe Black
Janice Bailey
Hebeces Ann Cox
Donald Oglesby
Nancy Maa Jone
Lynda Ruth McClanahan
Jonas Parker
Marian Reginald ‘Ener
Mariyn Downing
Ka Morrig, Jr
Brenda Kay Soluney
Judy Ann Clinghan
Jon Matt Herndon
Brenda Mae Hamm
Bettye Marie House
Devott Culling
Rebecca Ann Alford
Strank = Kirk
Derry McMahon
Jimmy Chambless
Gray C. Houston
Mary Jane Long
Roy Allison
Betty Biiant
Carolyn Marie V Moliday
Dim Bill Caudle
Nancy Reece
Roy Wray
Helen Ruth Romsey
Caral Coop
Harold Douglas
David Porterfield
Cherry Ann Anderson
Join Harbour
Sharon Dianne Anderson
Patricia Ann Walker
Kay Dianne Horridge
Ben Gee Waller
Cheryl del Case
Caral del Case
Buck Powers
Charles D Bayerly
Tammy Armstrong
Stanley Ludghlin
Dora Ann King
Johnny Bizzell
Johhny Joe
Michael Price
Donald Smith
Rebecca Anthony
Tubercular Tests Would Include Teachers Also
Little Rock April 30 The executive committee of the Arkansas Tuberculosis Association adopted a legislative program requiring teachers and other school employees to produce evidence of tuberculosis immunity or treatment. The committee urged compulsory treatment for persons with communicable tuberculosis. A separate line notes a wedding incident where the bridegroom fainted and others helped revive the participants.
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Littlee Rock
Arkansas Tuberculosis
Inner-Aid medicine promises bowel cleansing power
An ad claims INNER AID, taken three days, cleanses bowels and body, ending headaches, skin eruptions, and rheumatic pains. It touts 12 herbs cleansing bowels and liver, kidneys, and stomach, and claims users feel drastically improved. Available at local drug stores in Hype.
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia
UNRRA
Robert F. Raleigh
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Eee Oetan
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OPA
Wesley Hardenburgh
American Meat Institute
Deane
Anti-Liquor League
Dick Brickner
St. Paul, Minn
Modeleers’ Club
Boudoir’ Car
King County, Wash
Lloyd Maupin
Labout
Albuquerque
N. M
al Esquibel
Dave
Tomlinson
Esquibet
Sussex
Wis
St. Pevel's Lutheran Church
Leroy Wandsneider
Lois Kramer
H. A. Crusius
Floyd
Lester van Lare
Penney
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