Eisenhower touts six months of work for honest government
President Eisenhower, addressing the nation, says his administration has built up power and achieved progress in six months. He asserts goals to strengthen freedom, peace, and allied nations while noting Congress adjournment and continued debates between executive and legislative branches.
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Eisenhower
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Congress
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America
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Singer Dick Haymes Faces Possible Deportation
Immigrant officials said only act of Congress could grant U S citizenship to singer Dick Haymes who faces deportation after pursuing Rita Hayworth to Hawaii. Herman L Landon of the immigration service called his chances of leaving the United States good. Haymes a 34 year old Argentine citizen was arrested while driving his convertible on Sunset Strip then released on 300 dollar bond pending immigration examiner hearing. He was accused of violating the McCarran Walter Act by traveling to Hawaii for a singing engagement and to visit Miss Hayworth. Born in Buenos Aires to Irish English parents on September 14 1918 Haymes came to the United States in 1937.
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Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Hawaii
Herman L. Landon
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Argentina
Tollywood
Sunset Strip
Haymes
Miss Hayworth
Aly Khan
United States
Buunos Aires
PCS to Rule on Bell Rate Soon
The Public Service Commission must decide within 60 days whether Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. justifies rate increases totaling about 4.8 million. Hearings resumed after a pause as attorneys for the company and protesting cities file briefs within 30 days. Bell seeks 2.3 million annually plus 1.506 million for other expenses, with refunds possible if denied.
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Liytla Rock Wy
At. Kinsas Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
PSC
Bell
Arkansas
Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
Bermuda
From Here to Eternity Adlers Simple Black and White Film
Hollywood producers aimed to out entertain by stripping gimmicks and filming in stark black and white. Buddy Adler spent 19 months and three million dollars to create From Here to Eternity, a stark realism driven adaptation of James Jones's wartime novel.
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Buddy Adler
Adler
Adley
James Jones
Hawaii
Homecoming Revival Opens at Ricky Mound Baptist Church
Homecoming services mark the start of revival at Ricky Mound Baptist Church. Former residents and church members attend. Doyle Purple and Mrs. Dale Hunt teach women and Sunday School classes. Rev. P.O. Silvey preaches at 2:30 am with noon fellowship. Horace Kennedy directs singing. Coy Zunwilt leads the evening service and daily sessions follow.
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Ricky Mound Baptist Church
Doyle Purple
Dale Hunt
P.O. Silvey
Horace Kennedy
Coy Zunwilt
Kinsey Says Most Americans Break Sex Laws
Chicago report on Dr. Aldred Kinsey noting 85 percent of American women and 99 percent of men engage in sexual behavior that could lead to jail if laws enforced. He says few offenses lead to imprisonment and laws lag behind actual behavior. Kinsey speaks at Northwestern University for prosecutors course. speech barred to reporters and public.
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Chicago
Aldred C. Kinsey
Armerican
Waller
Fheny
Indiana University
Iuman
Northwestern University
Probing if Communists Hold Back U.S. POWs
U.S. lawmakers urge action to discover if Soviet forces are withholding American prisoners. Senators Ferguson and Russell press for transparency and demand steps to secure the return of POWs, while Dewey Short cautions against undermining prisoner releases. Gen Mark W Clark cites estimates of missing POWs between 2,000 and 2,000 more than the agreed 3,913.
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U. S
Homer Ferguson K- Mich J
Foreign Relations Committee
Richard IB. Russell D-Gad
Armed Services Committee
Ferguson
Red Cross
Russell
United States
Dewey Short
House Armed Services Committee
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Far East
Prisoner recounts torture by Chinese in release at Panmunjom
Freedom Village Korea reporter quotes Cpl Henry Carwell of Lafayette 4ta describing the Army prisoners forced to undress outdoors in freezing weather. Carwell, 97, a 12 year veteran, was captured November 27 1950 and freed at Panmunjom today. He recalls seeing men tied up and suffering.
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Korea
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Lafayette
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Panmunjom
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Koren
Wwe
Christmay
Ameren
Bedward Ry
Detroit
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Henan Callias
Galtie
Gallvantep Ferry
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van Chrlatrina
Gonmfort
Woolkafer
Security Pact Draft Between United States and South Korea
Dulles and Rhee draft a security pact amid talks on US aid to South Korea. Officials say a joint statement by Rhee and Dulles is forthcoming, with a news conference planned before Dulles departs for Tokyo. The treaty would commit US aid and allow American troops in Korea if new aggression occurs, pending US Senate approval.
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Tuckman
Seoul
Joh Foster Piless
Lyne Whee
United States
South Korea
Dulles
Rhee
Itokya
Trydeniava
Asisofkotalen
Korea
Eisenhower
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Senate
Philippines
America
South Keres
Government Workers Strike in France Paralyzes Daily Life
France faced its worst general strike since 1936 as two million civil servants walked out led by Premier Joseph Lantel opposition to defense budget cuts and retirement reform. Trains stopped nationwide, phones failed, and waste piled up while Paris saw partial transit resumption for subways buses and taxis. The strike threatened to extend into Monday.
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Fquinte
Joseph Lantel
France
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Catuany
No Civil Rights Debate Marks Senate Session
Senator Lehman of New York said the just-concluded session produced a total blank on civil rights, with more than a dozen bills failing to reach committee hearings. Senator Seaves of New York countered that Republicans might enact civil rights legislation better than Democrats. Lehman blamed Southern Democratic opposition and lengthy speeches for blocking action.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Lehman
Lile NY
Congress
Seaves
R-Ny
Senate
U S Agents Effort to Break Dope Ring Across Pacific
Federal agents have labored for over a year to halt a heroin flow from Communist China to the U S West Coast via Hong Kong. The Narcotics Bureau report for 1952 notes pure heroin surfacing in West Coast traffic, traced to China, with shipments hidden in hollowed magazines and mailed through small towns. Agencies collaborate with Hong Kong police. progress is slow as numerous small networks operate, with no large central organization identified.
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Washington
China
U. S
Hong Kong
Nurcntics Bureau
Mitchell
Dngpeeter
Hon Kong
Pacific
Gladden eyes Arkansas governorship bid amid PSC ties
Former Public Service Commissioner Myr nap Gladden announces potential campaign for governor of Arkansas. He cites statewide requests to run. Chicago-born Francis Cherry linked as a possible second term candidate. McMath era ties and McClellan reelection angle noted, with unclear timing and ongoing speculation.
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Public Service
Myrnap Cladden
Arkansas
Glidden
Francis Cherny
Public Service Canaria Sion
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Fetiv Uite
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Gladden
PSC
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Emaine
Senohn McClellan
Cherry
McMuth
McClalan
Arkansan Dies After Truck Overturns Near Sunbury
A truck carrying migrant farm workers overturned 20 miles south of Sunbury killing 12 year old William Briggs of Dell and injuring 32 others. Driver Thomas Keatos of Blytheville said weight shift caused the crash as occupants scattered near the Pine Grove labor camp in Milton.
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Tay
William Briggs
Dell
Ark
Carrie Foster
Thomas Keatos
Blytheville
Keatos
Pine Grove
Milton
Berlin confronts against Western food aid amid unrest
In a Western Berlin incident Soviet backed groups attempt to disrupt U.S. food shipments. Reports say East German and Polish forces increased patrols as authorities warned workers against hoarding and violence. Police said arrests followed a crackdown on a Soviet backed effort to disrupt American food relief.
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Germany
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Fritz Selby
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Probers Claim Snyder Fixed Movie Tax Refund Case
Investigators testified that Universal Pictures sought a 2.5 million dollar tax refund guidance from Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder. The New York IRS office flagged the incident as exceptional, with officials testifying before a House subcommittee on alleged undue influence during the Truman era.
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WM Triuneda
Universal Pictures Corp
Qubef-Channefs
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A. Frederick Alien
New York
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Revenue Bureau
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Truman
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Charles Oliphant
Une
L. R. Business Men Visit Hope in Local Meeting
A group of Greater Little Town business figures visited Hope on Tuesday to explore local resources and potential deals. The gathering highlighted Southwest Arkansas ties and included remarks from regional chamber representatives and community leaders.
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Aden
PWs Reveal Reds Killed Two Chaplains
Fragments report Duluth era style details of prisoner accounts claiming two chaplains were killed by Red forces at a camp. The text cites Protestant and Catholic chaplains conducting services before death and describes mistreatment and extended captivity with allegations of widespread abuse and death.
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Pws
Liquor Tax Suit to Be Dismissed
Chancellor Rodney Parham ruled a liquor tax suit in Arkansas likely to be dismissed. The case, filed by Shivers of Hope in April, questions a 1% markup on the state excise tax by wholesalers and challenges a 1% revenue share. If no cause is found within two weeks, the demurrer may be upheld against the plaintiff group.
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Rodney Parham
Arkansas
Shivers of Hope
Pearida
Shivers
Arkunans
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Moon Miatribwing Co
Hauerah
Entea
Pure Chaser
I. M. Arnold
Littl Rock
Bate
All Around the Town teems with travel and local news
Paper boys from Texarkana sleep from a plane at Texarkana after a flight from Zaragoza Florida. Publisher A. H. Washburn visited Florida with two carriers Jerry Browning and Charles Blackwood. They left Hope Sunday morning and returned Thursday, with the editor staying in Florida visiting his father. Richard C. Johnson and Lavell Bonds, Hatchery staff, prepare for poultry disease training in Iowa. Bonds and Johnson are with Carn Belt Hatcheries in Joliet and Hope. The Rural Electrical customer note announces a rate reduction effective September bill due to chart work delays. Texarkana TV's ROMO shysion is anticipated with tests next week.
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Seragoza
Florida
Jerry Browning
Charles Blackwood
Star Carriers
A. H. Washburn
Hope
Chartw
Prisoners swap in Korea war broadside release
Fragmented Allied prisoners story reports a large Korea war swap titled Operation the Switel. It lists counts of Americans and South Koreans released and suggests continued exchanges with Red forces. Names are mentioned among released and remaining captives.
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Korea
Rada
Selhe Tilel
Beluela
Agi Yorks
Draft to Take Four From Hope
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Hope draft related item for military service. It mentions a request for 820 men and references indictments and September events, though exact details are unclear.
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Hope
Russians Fight With Chinese Amid North Korea Turmoil
Reported clashes near the Yalu River involve Russian and Chinese forces. Testimony cites Plt, Charles Bryant Jr of Cincinnati observing about 45 Russians held in a Yalu prison camp as the broader conflict unfolds across Korea and surrounding fronts.
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Koi
U. 8
Gunk
Yalu Rly
North Korea
Charles Bryant Jr
Cinnati
Ohio
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