First Group of Prisoners to Swap Monday Night
Ten Americans in the initial exchange of war prisoners to go home as part of a large Allied return. The 400 to be freed will leave Panmunjom at six p.m. Today, with Red Cross observers crossing the line to inspect camps and aid captives, marking a pivotal step in the Korea War exchange.
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George A. McArthur Panmunjom
Aiha Seth
Vaily
Kore
Hindy
Red Cross
Fab Panmunjom
T Ae
North Korea
Polio Victims Weaned From Iron Lungs
Polio victims formerly dependent on iron lungs are being weaned at specialized centers and returning home. Patients with paralysis in breathing muscles train with respirator cohorts to gradually live without artificial support, some using lightweight chest lungs or no device at all.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Home Folks in Prayer for Late Senator Taft
Cincinnati neighbors and friends held prayer for the late Sen Robert A Taft president's son known as Mr Republican. Public and private services prepared for burial at Indian Hill Episcopal Church with limited attendance.
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Cincinnat
Tal’s
Indian Hil Church
Washington
Capitol
Robert A. Taft
Episcopal Church
Elogent
Prescott Woman Drowns. Death Ruled as Own Action
Mrs. B W Mitchell, 64, of Prescott, wife of a local grocer, is ruled to have died by her own action. Relatives say she had been in pain for some time. her body was found near a daughter’s home close to Blevins after her son was found at a well.
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Trempstead
Henden Ja
B. W. Mitchell
Prescott
Blevins
Openhouse At Tarpley Motel Draws Southwest Guests
Alt and Mrs Charles Tarpley and Mrs Frank R Johnson hosted a Sunday openhouse for the Tarpley Motel in East Third to showcase the new eight unit, air conditioned, panel ray heated lodging. Hundreds visited as guests received watermelon and whale melons. attendees traveled from Shreveport Camden Hugo Oklahoma Prescott Stamps Texarkana Arkadelphia Little Rock Nashville Magnolia and many Texas points.
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Alt
Charles Tarpley
Frank R. Johnson
Arkansas
New Tarpley
East Third
Shreveport
Camden
Hugo
Okla
Prescott
Stamps
Texarkana
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Nashille
Magnolia
May Points
Texas
Hope Native Killed in California
Roper Springs 18, Hope native and son of Mrs. Viola Springs, died July 11 at Palo Alto after a motorcycle accident. He lived seven hours after the crash. Survived by mother, three brothers Edward Louis Billy, two sisters Carolyn and Yvonne, grandparents Felix and Mrs. Clayton of Hope, and nephews of Marion Hawthorne Early Clayton of Fulton and Cecil Clayton of Hope.
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Bert
Roper Springs
Hope
Viola Springs
Palo Alto
Calif
Young Spring
Edward
Louis
Billy
Carolyn
Yvonne
Felix Clayton
Hope Rt
Marion Hawthorne
Early Clayton
Fulton
Cecil Clayton
Forecast Forecast for New Orleans Weather Bureau Update
The Weather Bureau in New Orleans predicts Arkansas temperatures two to three degrees above normal with moderate to heavy thundershowers today through Saturday. The period's high is forecast BU to 95 and low FU to 77.
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New Orleans
U. S
Arkansas
Buryau
Tax Fix Fee Backed by Democratic Party Probe
U S lawmaker Maycock said a $30500 cash fee paid by William Lasdon of Yonkers to secure a favorable income tax ruling was connected to a Democratic National Committee matter. The Ways and Means subcommittee seeks details on high Treasury officials influence and contingent fees in tax cases.
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Mayath
Demoverake National Conuittes
William 5. Lasden
Kulonah
Mayouk
Ins
Treasury
Washington
New York
Rinx
William S. Gasden
Katonah
Washlyzton Atey
Wetburn S. Masvork
Mayeosk
Jon Tobin
Democratic National Committee
Wit
Mascock
Lasdon
Davon
Treasury Justizials
Nepara Chemicn Co
Yonkers
N.Y
Maycock
William Salumean
Lasean
Sales Tax Faces Rough Legislative Hurdles
House Ways and Means Committee members warned of tough sledding for a proposed national sales tax after NAM urged a uniform excise or sales tax at the manufacturers' level. Some discussion tied to a regional session in January, with Secretary Humphrey weighing the idea among others.
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Washington
House
Ways and Muins
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Eisenhower
Jain
Congress
the Treasury
Humphrey Han
Heis
The Chance Factor Shapes Lives and Destinies
HAL BOYLE reflects on how chance moments steer life, from ignored opportunities to pivotal risks. He cites Winston Churchill narrowly escaping disaster, Churchill’s career-long willingness to gamble, and businessman Samuelson’s rise from a newsstand to a newspaper office job, illustrating fate and choice in shaping paths.
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Chance
Winston Churchill
France
Chuvchill
Dardanelles
Winston
Dave Saranoff
Manufacturing Plant May Open In Hope Arkansas
A factory plans to start operations in Hope Arkansas by December employing about 75 to 125 workers. Mae Tope Chinbur of Commerce led a city visit with Kansans City officials, reporting second site visits this year and continued negotiations with the manufacturing concern. Final announcements on plant location and start date are expected soon as the project moves toward a full operation in Hope.
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So Owen
Mae Tope Chinbur of Commerce
Kansans
Indyise Trintist
Hope
Plana
Owen
Avi
Tale Wbtel
Kansas City
Arkansas
Fire Victims Identified at Texarkana Hotel Fire
A Texarkana fire at the Avenue Hotel killed seven people and injured several others, with victims including Margaret Stone of Dallas and Leslie Pope of Ashdown. The blaze began at 3:45 am, inflicting extensive damage and bringing total area losses to about 500000 across multiple fires in four months.
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Tex
Dallas
Margaret Stone
Leslie T. Pope
Ashdown
vArk
Vernat Underwald
Livia
Writiny Avenue
B.A. Rotors
Wex
Z. R
Booneville
Avenue
B. Baker
Margars
Stone
Lestle If. Popa
Ark
B. A. Rogers
Webster, Age
J. Rytne
Jim G. Covington Jr
Dulkest
Vesta Hood Covington
Jimmy
Jimmy Dale Red
Ash Jdown
Roy Albert Crouch
Charles J, McBridge
Houston
Democrats Stay Sharply Divided
The Democratic Party remains deeply split as governors and leaders face doubts on uniting behind a presidential nominee. In Washington unity is praised in public, yet state Democrats show clear divisions, threatening possible walkouts that could benefit Republicans in future elections. Senate and House leaders push for party cohesion while intra state rifts widen the national contest.
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Jack Bell
Seattle
Wash
Allan Shivers
Texas
G. Mennen Wiliams
Michigan
South
White House
Washington
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Democrats
Sam Rayburn
House
Stock Raisers Meet at Russellville
The Stock Raisers meet in Russellville to discuss a new credit program for established producers and feeders of cattle sheep and yearlings. Meetings note lenders and farm officials will review records and proposals for temporary credit with secretary approval caps up to seventy thousand dollars.
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Rassedtedtte
Ute
Stale Directute
Berms
Venice
Paige Avian
Sheap
Yeala
Hot Springs
Bormest City
Brie Hay
Warren
Agriguttise Department
Louie Tist
Secretary of Agriulture
Russia to Open to Tourists Says Writer
New York writer Gilmore, who visited Moscow, says Soviet Russia likely will admit tourists next summer. He notes changes after Stalin’s death but sees no broad revolution and questions how Premier Malenkov maintains control amid strong security police.
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Russia
Gilmore
United States
Tids Ruxslay
Tamara
Gilman
Fim
Fim Mtionert
Cvorgi Malenkoy
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Gilmore Sala
Moscow
Winigell
Red Capital
Livrentio
Berka
Galt
Dra U
Sam Aenazity
Malenkoy
Sid Gilmore
McCarthy Attacks Dulles Over CIA Info Handling
Senator McCarthy charged CIA director Allen Dulles with withholding information about a top CIA official. The dispute centers on correspondence with Dulles regarding William Bundy and Bundy’s alleged $400 donation to Alger Hiss’s defense fund. Hiss, once a State Department employee, is imprisoned for perjury linked to a prewar Soviet spy ring.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wig
Allen W. Doelles
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Mike
Wiliam P. Bundy
Senate
Bundy
Alger Higg
CIA
Dean Aches
Hiss
State Department
Atl
Congress Ends Session with Push on Debt and Late Adjournment
Congress adjourned after a historic run marked by debt ceiling debate and a push to finish without a fall special session. President Eisenhower urged unity as lawmakers completed work on key measures, while forecasts of rising national debt shaped fiscal leaders' calls for raising the debt limit before January.
Leonard N. White Named Chairman of State Engineers
Leonard N White of line Reve ne was named chairman of the State Bard of Reglatcatlan for Proten sional Engineers yesterday. White succeeds George Brine gon of Payuttevill as chairman while Max Mehbl burger of Witte Rock is elected vice chairman. Bertt osiid reelected secretary treasurer and the slate announced exam results for registration applicants.
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Tuttle Rock
Yenterday
Leonard N. White
Line Revene
White Wil
George Brinegon
Max Mehblburger
Witte Rock
View Vhairman
Ve B. Scots
Little Fork
Reasurer
Bertt
Fragmented OCR obituary reveals scattered names and funeral details
A damaged OCR clipping lists numerous names such as Texarkana, Tex arkana area residents and kin, with scattered references to a funeral service schedule. The readable portion notes burial at Shodel Cemetery and a Wednesday visitation at Horndons Somethis Muboval beam Chapel, amid fragmented lines and missing context.
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Jhvnny Woodsan Sealth
Texarka
Smith
Atabart
Mery
Hobart Ll. Smith
A Beather
Che Smith
Bes Maines
Towa
Hire Sisters
Mex
Minit Deverportoaf Warren
Lachi Madge
St. Davis
Art
Fynoule Filewey
Tassarkniyd
Horndons Somethis Muboval Beam Chapel
Runlal Wall
Shodel Cemetery
West Police Crack Heads in Breaking Riots
A chaotic report describes West police clashing with rioters as Communist demonstrators move through districts. Amid gunfire and crowds, police fought to restore order, with several injuries reported and widespread arrests.
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West Police
Dulles Optimistic On Peace Talks With Korea
US Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Korea and expressed optimism that talks with South Korea and rival delegations, including Rhee, would forge a common policy toward peace. He emphasized honoring mutual commitments and avoiding war as talks open at the presidential mansion.
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Kite
Soha Postir Dilles
Kores
Ferthean
Ing Gilles
Pradigheat
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Joven Sale
Army
Robert Stevens
Ebbon
Shiwiya
Dulley
Dulles
Keorew
United States
Korea
All Around the Town Notes from Hope and Camp Roberts
The Star reports hopeful industrial prospects in Hope with a new small plant expected to locate there, while the Chamber of Commerce notes no major hurdles. Farm Bureau opens an office on East Division Street, and Roundup Club members are urged to attend a 7:30 meeting with horse. From Camp Roberts comes a notice about Pvt. Hobert P. Hubbard at the Ditch Medium Tank Battery near an Arkansas site. Local Rotary discussion and Red River Valley Association actions also surface, with community leaders and Legionnaires highlighted.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Iit
Farm Bureau
East Division Street
Camp Roberts
Calif
Pvt
Hobert PD. Hubbard
Patmos
Ballston
Slong
Ike Governors Discuss Few Problems
President Eisenhower met with 44 state governors in a dinner discussion. The event, hosted by National Conference, explored federal and state coordination and addressed national governance challenges with input from various governors.
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Ike
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