Controversy Over Federal Education Advice Sparks Debate
A Washington dispatch quotes John W. Studebaker criticizing a U S Office of Education ruling on teaching about Communism. The piece argues against federal overreach into school curricula and urges teachers to decide issues locally with full facts.
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John W. Studebaker
Farmer
Washington
Studebaker
Teak
BRD
America
Wing
Federal Security Administration
Gentoman
Tuchas
Armerican
Saoud
Wwe
Burton Heath
Specinl
Charitablle
Reagan
Tyay Lowe
Guleles
Quinn
Lyuse Garwo
Pirlee Capris
Candidates to Speak on Same Platform Tonight
Little Rock Aug. 2 Arkansas governor candidates prepare to speak at Fordyce on the same platform. McMath Mackrell Holt campaign activity centers on county votes with rallies, cross-town appearances, and state-wide radio plans amid civil rights debate and highway program disputes.
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Little Rock
Sid McMath
James Mackrell
Arkansas
Fordyce
McMath
Way
Tack Folk
Dallas County
Mackrell
Lit- We Hock Radio Ovimgelist
Holt
Macdrell
Girland
Macktrell
Spa
Hell
DeQueen
Osceola Tomorveny Bluht
Martion Sid Per Giay
Viljeug Luadera
Tak Moody
Walnut Ridge
Moraee Thompson
W. Ff. Maddox
White County
Maddox
Wlne
Mr. Mackrell
Mac
Tam
Farlier
Thompson
Lenehville
Brinkley Halt
Endo McMath
Arekansas
Meir
Bac
Carl Bailey
Tomer Adkins
Chan
Cy Prapeani
Ralph Bo Joes
Tibra
Hiroshima to Host Peace Festival on Third Anniversary
Hiroshima prepares a large peace festival marking three years since the atomic blast. Mayor Shineo Hamai will address leaders from major cities seeking funds for an immemorial hall near the blast site, though the exact location remains unsettled. T. is allocated to Kitoshi Nikkawa, the blast’s severely injured survivor, who wishes to open a wood shop at the site after Red Cross hospital care.
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Hiroshima
Shineo Hamai
Kitoshi Nikkawa
Nikkawa
Senate Debates Over Cloture Rule Amid Poll Tax Bill
Washington Aug 2 Senate filibuster pressures to end debate on an antipoll tax bill. Wherry moves to enforce cloture with a two thirds vote. Russell and Southerners challenge procedural rules. Twenty two senators sign petition for vote on closure as debate rages with party lines.
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Niles
Ion
Gannet
Noton
Out Hey
Aftarward
Issell
Witndenberg R-Micid
Senate
Russell
Arden
Vandenberg
de Dale
Peti Uon
Barkley
Pepperilu
McGeath
Green
Taft Lobio
Knowland
Calif
McCarthy
Wis
Flanders
Ives
Ferguson
Mich
Cordenter
Read
Kas
Jennerind
Capper
Smith
Hickert- Inguer Clow
Lodger Mass
Kem
Mat
Morse
Martin
Salianstall
Mags
Chs
Ohio Guard to Aid Lens Plant Shutdown Standoff
Ohio National Guard prepared to enter to restore order if Univis Lens Company reopens amid a strike and violent clashes. Mayor Louis Lohrey and Gov. Thomas J. Herbert discussed guard deployment as management considers resuming operations after a week of labor unrest and failed settlement talks.
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Bayton
Ohio National Guard
Univis Lens Company
Louis Lohrey
Thomas J. Herbert
Aunheardaile
CIO United Emetrical
Ashey
Ip Clothier
Dewey
Pikker Fine
Gov
Ure Bert
Huaayever
UW Corpany
Waltons
Teyyerbawn
This Area May Get First Cotton Bale This Week
Local reports indicate a first cotton bale may arrive in the area this week. Agricultural observers note market activity and regional shipping lines preparing for harvest arrivals.
Search Starts for Plane With 52 Aboard
Paris reporting a mid Atlantic search for a large four engine airliner missing with 52 aboard. French naval authorities dispatched warships and planes from Dakar to locate the aircraft after it vanished on a flight from Paris to Port Bouillonay via Martinique.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
Mid Atlantic
Fhe Psc
Lateouacy My.une
Wis
Art de France
Martinique
French West Indies
Port Bvlionay
Syonsh West Africa
Park Riviere
Deka
Air Branco
Tran Dakar
Fieck Ley
France
Ch Wrath
Iig
S. Coast Guard Campbell
mid-Atlantic
Congress Has No Plan in Sight
Washington reports a stalled special session with no inflation relief or civil rights agreement in sight. McCarthy and allies push housing and debt talks as Taft-Ellender-Wagner plans inch toward a Senate vote while committees weigh a broader compromise.
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Congress
Washington
Alles
Truman
McCarthy
Cystir
Yrenan
Sengler Taft
House
Euler Marlin
Senate
Taj Teader
Truman Ui
The Modern Cave Dwellers Live in Large Buildings Along Manhattan's River
A fragmented feature describes urban shift as residents of Manhattan’s waterfront convert riverfront space into large residential buildings. The piece mixes vivid vignettes with stray names and places, highlighting altered lifestyles and the city’s evolving architectural landscape.
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Manhattan's River
West Diplomats May See Stalin Tonight
Western diplomats led by Walter Bedell Smith Frank Roberts and Yves Chataignenrs prepared to visit the Kremlin for talks with Stalin amid the Berlin crisis The meeting aimed to clarify foreign policy goals and improve four power negotiations with Moscow while signaling Western resolve to Europe’s security situation.
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Stalin
Eddy Gilmore
Mugeuw
Rambassadors
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
Berlin
Germany
Loandau
London Star
Moscow
British Press Association
Porkinte
Cassios
Truman
Altive
Andre Maria
Proust Bevis
House of Con Dons
Bevin
Europe
Athenican
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Foreiai
Lovinge Saurey
Weston Powers
Weevil
Braok Roberts
Bremlin
Bussinnes
Fay Roberts
Whitehill
Jonnoy
Fata
Dav Ipwacda
Bi Blake Pro Lie
Communists Put in New Hungarian President
A fragmentary report indicates a political shift as communist forces appoint a new president in Hungary. The garbled text hints at regional actors and leadership changes, with unclear names and dates remaining unreadable.
Texas Dixiecrats Plan Direct Attack on Governor Jester
Texas Dixiecrats prepared a brief accusing chairman Calvert and leaders Jes ter and Rayburn of disloyalty as they push for a referendum on the August 26 runoff. They seek a vote on whether Texas' 20 Democratic presidential electors should back Truman or Thurmond.
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Tex
Texas
Heauford
Price
Fort Worth
Robert W. Calvert
Lewier
Sam Rayburn
Bonhany
Truman
Texags
Gov. Thurmond
South Carolina
Budenz Names Communist Ties to Hollywood and Party Control
Washington state Budenz, former Daily Worker editor, testified before a Senate subcommittee that Hollywood supplied large funds to the Communist Party. He described a central commission, a finance committee, and key figures in New York and California as running a covert Soviet-aligned network with payments from dues, gifts, and Hollywood revenues.
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wPy
Letels Budenz
Communist Party
Hollywood
Communist Daily Worker
Wie
Comunist Party
Fordham University
United States
Rhix
United
California
Trunsbrand
Balding
Veitar
William Waitin
Finance Nouminition
Lemuel Mars Vis
Wall Street
Ynethe
Chives Cuipabine
Taeiber
Sid Tit Gates
Clarence Verba
Alexander Hiddienan
Contrel Commission
Body of War Hero to Arrive Tonight
The body of war hero Norwood is due to arrive tonight for a reburial service at Washington Presbyterian Church near Water Creek, seven miles west of Hope. The service Wednesday will be conducted by Rev. Dans Det. Norwood, killed in action January 27, is survived by his widow, a sister in Paris, and a brother in MoNao.
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Wingat
Water Creek
Hope
Yon
Paris
Charles Nurwoud
MoNao
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Porter Says Congress Wasting Time On Inflation Fight
Porter, the administration inflation chief, told the Senate Banking Committee in Washington that Congress has wasted precious time on Truman’s economic program. He cited partisan wrangling and abstract debate, urging immediate nonpartisan action on inflation and prices.
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Washington
Porter
Cong
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Capehart
R-Ind
Tobey
R-Nh
Pres
Americ
4-H Group Heads to State Meet for Demonstrations
Six girls and seven boys from Hempstead County 4-H clubs travel by bus to Fayetteville for the final 4-H State Meet. The group, including members from Nashville and with delegates from Howard and Pike counties, will present demonstrations on painting, pest control, dress revues, and farm practices. They will stay at Camp Les Roy and return Friday afternoon.
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Hempstead
Williams Schooley
Hope
Dale Woodson
Prescott
Lorraine Blackwood
Oliver L. Adams
Avent
Fayetteville
Nashville
Howard
Pike
Geneva Smith
Patmos
Billy de Hussay
Washington
Hulten Kel
Liuoa Louise Downs
Colum
Ene
Ann Lagland
Show Springs
Wituda Sweat
Blevins
Carlton Cummings
Baird
Chas
Joe Woodson
Sweet Home Deatt Station
Leees
James Smithe
Keathy
Travis Englith
Shover
Wayne
Buddy Wilson
Columbus
Lyon Hyllis
Pitoes
Hershel Sewell
Arcadia
Jeb Kennel Morris
Sweet Home
Weoup
Camp Les Roy Tard
Mrs Sam Gray Succumbs at Home Here
Mrs Sam Gray, 48, died Saturday at home. Survived by parents Mer and Mrs Ui MM, two brothers James and John Porda of Los Angeles, sisters Mrs Minnie Schamply of Rong Oregon and Mrs Jene Luiz of Carnation Washington. Funeral arrangements pending with burial at cemetery.
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Sam Gray
Mig Sant Gray
Sears
Sani
Saas
Worth
Haughtons
Cecil Speague
Okla
Pateiela
Hope
Mer
Ui MM
Partie
Stati
Jauies
Jotun Porda
Los Angeule
Los Angeule Ar Tive: Sistas, Mrs. Minnie Schamply
Rong, Oregon
Jene
Luiz
Carnation
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