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The article recounts Edwin W. Pauley’s testimony on Korea and Russia, noting he urged war if needed to force Soviet compliance. It discusses Pauley’s North Korea visit in 1946 and his stance that the Soviets never go home, urging Americans to reassess U.S. posture toward the USSR amid wartime allies’ realignments.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Korea
Edwin W. Pauley
United States Commission On
North Korea
Pauley
Russia
United States
Ehg7
Tydings
Maryland
United Nations Commission
Ussr
Oves
Germany
Europe
British Expert Visits Hope Area on Forest Tour
Sir Harold Glover, British Embassy representative and former Indian Forestry chief, spent two days near Hope observing American forest management and soil conservation methods. He was joined by H. C. Mitchell of Ft. Worth and J. M. Case of Hope. Glover, knighted for conservation work, wrapped up lectures in South America and Mexico before continuing to Dallas and New York.
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Harold Glover
Forestry and Conservation Service of India
Hope
Soil Conservation Service
H. C. Mitchell
Ft. Worth
Texas
J. M. Case
Glover
England
South America
Mexico
Dallas
New York
Assemblies of God Meet Near Bradley in August Sectional
The August Sectional Fellowship of the Hope Section of the Arkansas District Council of the Assemblies of God will be entertained by Pleasant Valley Assembly near Bradley on Thursday, Aug. 10, with services at 2 and 8 p.m. Rev. H. Paul Holdridge will direct the meeting, eighteen churches expected. The Arkansas District Council annual meeting opens Aug. 14 at Ozark Lithia Camp Grounds, Hot Springs, with Superintendent David Burris presiding through Aug. 17.
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Hope
Arkansas District Council
The
Assemblies of God
Pleasant Valley Assembly
Bradley
H. Paul Holdridge
Ozark Lithia
Hot Springs
David Burris
I Will Not Hoard Club Expands In Rocky Mountains
The I Will Not Hoard club grows in Rocky Mountain areas with aims for a national setup. It was originated by Trace McCraken, Wyoming newspaper publisher. The Denver Post joined the movement by publishing a membership form on its front page.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Trace McCraken
Wyoming
Denver Post
Arkansas Weather Forecast for Week Ahead
Fair conditions tonight with a fair forecast overall. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Scattered thunderstorms possible in the northwest with a high around 85 and a low near 63 Thursday.
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Arkansas
Two Highway Workers Die In Truck Crash Near Emmet
Two highway department road crew members Benny W. Jones and Paul W. Lambert were killed when a transport truck crashed through a barricade on Highway 67 near Emmet. Jim Thomas was uninjured while Lambert and Jones operated the scene crew. coroner’s jury charged Theodore F. Ryan with reckless driving and negligent homicide, bound for grand jury with $1000 bond. Funeral services for Jones set for 4 p.m. with a local obituary, survivors listed and pallbearers named.
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Highway Department
Emmet
Highway 67
Benny W. Jones
Hope
Paul W. Lambert
Prescott
Jim Thomas
Jones
Lambert
Hempstead
Theodore F. Ryan
Lebanon
Ind
Guy Downing
Ryan
Hagman
Manarer
Jess Hamilton
Rob
Owen
Midland
Texas
Mac Boyett
Linnie Fuller
Stamps
Roy
Lester Mullins
Truman Arrington
Lee Collier
Preston Putman
Harvey Alien
Masonic Meet Whitfield Lodge Confers Master’s Degree
Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 will confer a master’s degree tonight at 7:30 at the lodge hall. All Masons are urged to attend.
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Whitfield
142nd Artillery Unit Mobilized for Federal Service
Little Rock Aug 4 The state military department announced the last remaining unit of the 142nd Field Artillery Group Arkansas National Guard will be mobilized for federal service early in September. Headquarters battery stationed at Fayetteville, with Cpl W C Smith of Fayetteville as commanding officer. Previous alerts covered the 926th and 937th battalions also at Fayetteville.
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Little Rock
State’ Military, Department
142Nd Field Artillery Group
Arkansas National Guard
Fayetteville
Cpl
W. C.smith
142Nd
Malik's Proposal Voted Down by U N Council
The United Nations security council debated Korea in a heated session voting 8 to 1 to take up a U S resolution condemning North Korea and calling for international action. Soviet efforts to seat Communist China were rejected again amid sharp exchanges. Malik, newly presiding, accused the United States of provoking the war as Warren Austin defended U S policy. Continued on page Two.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Security Council
United States
United ‘Nations
China
U.N
Council
Austin
Soviet Union
Council To &O
Use of South Koreans by the Northern Reds Seen as Sign for Americans
War notebook notes quote Lt. Col. James W. Snee on North Korean use of South Korean recruits, enemy artillery accuracy, and internal information networks. Report also describes atrocity stories, prisoner treatment, and contrasts among older and younger NK soldiers. Observation of Korean landscape and animals accompanies reflections on morale and daily life near Kochang.
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U. S
Korea
Red Army
James W. Snee
Wilkes Barre
South
Joe
Snee
House Passes Wage Price Control Bill After Turbulent Vote
The House rejected the mandatory wage and price curb bill in a 172 to 161 standing vote. The chamber instead kept limited controls granting the President authority for allocation, priorities, and war materiel loans while removing wage price powers. The ruling followed four days of intense maneuvering and failed amendments, with Truman and supporters balking at the compromise.
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Washington
House
Costa
Truman
Bougie
Mie
Sto
Banking Committee
Congress
Tru- Man
Vata
Russia Used Prewar Arms Stockpile to Fuel North Korea War
Washington reports quote military experts who say Moscow built vast prewar arms dumps to finance the North Korean defense five weeks into the conflict. The theory suggests Russia dictated supply planning to North Korean forces, mirroring wartime delays used against the Germans in World War I and enabling continued influx of ammunition and equipment into Korea.
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Elton c. Fay
Washington
Russia
Republic of
South Korea
Paul Robeson Passport Cancelled by State Department
Washington reports the state department cancelled Paul Robeson’s passport citing his actions not always in the United States’ interest. The Negro singer, known for trips abroad and favorable comments about Communists, refused to surrender his passport when asked, prompting official notification to immigration and seals.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
State Department
United States
Robeson
Russia
Department
Immigration and Sigorsails
Stols
Fayetteville VA to Examine Inductees
Fayetteville VA hospital to examine 450 men as prospective inductees into military service on August 21 to 23. An army spokesman at Little Rock said the men ordered to Fayetteville probably were National Guardsmen being mustered into federal service. The use of the VA hospital is an emergency measure until able to process men in see facilities.
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Fayeteville
Veterans Administration Hospital
Army
Little Lock
Fayetteville Hospital
National
First Mrs America elimination at Saenger Aug 8
The first Mrs America elimination contest will be staged at the Saenger theater next Tuesday night August 8. L B Tooley of Radio Station KXAR announced it. George Frazier will MC. Contestants must demonstrate horsemaking skills and appear in a bathing suit for beauty judging. Three judges assign 50 points for homemaking and 50 for beauty. The winner advances to Mrs Arkansas in Hope in three weeks. All entrants receive a gift. Entries must be sent to KXAR before August 15.
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Saenger Theater
L. B. Tooley
KXAR
George Frazier
Saenger
Frazier
Ares
Have. m
Saenger Theatre
Saenker
Britain Seeks U S Help to Boost Defense Spending
London says it is prepared to raise defense outlays to 0.52 billion dollars over three years if the United States agrees to assist in absorbing the economic shock. Officials note most of the increase would fund Atlantic pact forces production and new equipment. Britain’s proposal comes as a memo responding to an American request for contributions from Atlantic pact nations by August 5.
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London
Britain
America
U. S
State Department
United States
Landowners urged to order pine trees early this winter
The Soil Conservation District urges landowners planning to plant pin trees this winter to place orders promptly. The SCS and State Nursery offer free trees to purchasers. a tree planting machine via the Hope Chamber of Commerce will plant at 5.00 per thousand or 3.50 per acre. Orders to Chamber of Commerce or SCS office by August 15. payment due on delivery in December.
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Soil Conservation District
Sia
John Keck
SCS
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Soil Conservation Service Office
Call to 62,000 Reservists in Two Months
Washington announces a September to October call up of 62,000 individual reservists from about 185,000 eligible, prioritizing those with fewer dependents and those aged 18 to 25. First 42,000 to report by Sept 15, remainder by mid-October. exempt units remain for now.
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Washington
Entis
9Th Army
Army
First Army
New York
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Ieland
New Jersey
Second Army
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Viringia
West Muzsiain
Delaware
Kentucky
Cemetery Cleaning at Evening Shade Church
A cemetery cleaning workday will be held at Huckabee Cemetery, Evening Shade Church, south of Highway 29, on Wednesday August 9. All interested persons are urged to attend and help with the effort.
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Huckabee
Evening Shade Church
Minor Accident at South Hazel and Bat Intersection
A minor collision at the South Hazel and Bat intersection involved vehicles driven by Grady and Maxine Flowers. No injuries were reported and police investigated the incident with minor damage to both cars.
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Grady
Maxine Flowers
South Hazel
Bat Ae
Inve
Ot Fest
Pomes Sane
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Hope Area
Masonic Meet
Malik
U.N. Council
Hal Boyle
U.S
Kochang
Betty Smith
John Church
Frederick
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Fayetteville VA
Third Army
Georgia
Tennessee
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Alabama
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Fourth Army
Louisiana
Oklahoma
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