Newsprint control risks freedom of the press
Our Daily Bread editor urges caution as Washington proposes diverting 5 percent of all newsprint to Europe and Asia to fight communism. The Chicago Tribune warned this could seed state control of presses abroad and penalize free papers at home. The piece laments delayed notices for fallen Korean War soldier Private Charles L Singleton and calls for advance alerts to honor fallen veterans.
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Reysters
Washington
Europe
Asia
Chicago Ribune
Tribune
North America
Juan Peron
Argentina
la Prensa
the Tribune
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Paris
Chicago Tribune
Alfred Tabor Dies at 50 Near Hope
Alfred F. Tabor aged 50 died at his home near Hope. Survivors include wife Pearl, two daughters Maxine and Velma, four sons Alfred Jr Wile Billy Ray and Johnny Edward, two brothers Alva Seattle and Aud Tabor Ocie, sister Ruth Palmer Stuttgart. Funeral services are incomplete. burial planned at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Alfred E. Tabor
Hope
Pearl Tabor
Maxine Shapley
Velma Tabor
Alfred Jr
Wile Ms
Billy Ray Tabor
Texas
Johnny Edward
Alva
Seattle
Wash
Ad Aud Tabor
Ocie
Ruth Palmer
Stuttgart
Rose Hill Cemetery
Accident injures passenger in Hone car crash
Automobiles driven by Doyle Yocom and John Flowers of Hone collided Sunday at Banger and Third Streets with slight damage. Magis Slaton of Nashville, a passenger in Vic Yacur car, was injured but not believed seriously hurt. city police investigated.
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Doyle
Yocom
John Flowers
Hone
Banger
Third Streets
Magis Slaton
Nashville
Vic Yacur
Geriuaby
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and More
New York at 2 p m shows September Wheat around 2.44 to 2.46 with small variations, December near 2.44 to 2.48, and March 2.46. Corn September 1.73 to 1.74, December 1.64 to 1.69, March 1.68. Oats September 81.5 to 82.5, December 85.25 to 85.75, March 87.25. Rye New Style September 1.75, December 1.76 to 1.78, May 1.76. Rye Old State September 1.75, December 1.78. Soybeans September 2.89 to 2.91, November 2.72 to 2.74, January 2.75 to 2.76, New York. Cotton at 34.74.
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Rye-Old State
New York
Southwestern Bell Moves Telephone Office to New South Main Building
Southwestern Bell will relocate its main telephone office to 320 South Main Street across from the Baptist church, moving from 10212 East See land. The move aims to serve customers better with a new dial system planned by October 27, and the office will operate weekdays 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm, with Saturday hours 9 am to 12 noon.
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Southwestern Bell
South Main Street
South Main
Baptist Church
P. J. Pav
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
East Seeland
Diai
Ora May Mody
Poe
Hope
Letter Carriers Name Officers in Meeting Here
The Southwestern Arkansas ands trict Letter Carriers Association held its annavel meeting at Fair Park with over a hundred carriers, Ladies and Children attending and enjoying baskets and watermelons. A 6:00 p.m. lunch preceded a business session. A report from E H Godwin Ralph Mahun and Loyce Anderson covered a Washington trip on four point legislative goals including salary increases more vacation restoration of two trip delivery service and substitutes from the Civil Service eligible list. Officers were re elected by acclamation President W L Inter Vice President Wm P Webb Secretary Treasurer W Hany Martin Executive Committee S E Gallaher. Next meeting set for Benson on Saturday November 3.
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Southwestern Arkansas Andstrict Letter Carriers Association
Annavel
Fair Park
E. H. Godwin
Hout Springs
Ralph Mahun
Tyxarri
Magnolia
W. Hany Martin
Stamps
S. E. Gallaher
Benson
World War II Memorial Service Planned Tuesday Evening
The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a joint World War II Memorial Day service at 11 o clock Tuesday August 8 at the World War II monument on Heapstead Court house grounds. A wreath will be laid after a brief service honoring the fallen.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
IL O
World War IL
Heapstead Court House
Senate May Trim New Tax Measure
Washington Aug 18 The senate finance committee opens closed door talks on the new tax bill likely shaving down the 07.2 billion boost approved by the house. The panel aims to finish its version by Aug 24 or 25 with a report ready a week later and a floor vote soon after Labor Day. Leaders see limited support for a larger increase, while some push to shift the tax rise across brackets.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
George
Lresury
Senate
Truman
Gure
Treasury
John Under
Jrion
Appeal for Books for a Shutin Roye Gibson Patmos
An appeal was made today for magazines books stationery and stamps for a shut in Royce Gibson for Patmos. Young Gibson will be 1¢ years old August 20 and is confined to his home. Contact Mrs. D E Evans of Hope. Brazil is the largest nation in South America covering an area of 3 288 170
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Syney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Sydney Sun
Miyrse
Miss Kenny
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lafayette
Euglind
America
Kenny
Tuawourana
Queensland
American Medical Association
U. S
Associated Press
A Shutin
Royce Gibson
Patmos
Young Gibson
D.E. Evans
Hope
Brazil
South America
Teddy Jones Elected New Head of Arkansas Officials Group
Teddy Jones of Hope was elected President of the Arkansas Officials Association in Little Rock. He has 77 years of football experience as player, coach, and referee and previously served two terms on the association's executive board. Cliff Shaw of Little Rock was named president-elect. Attendees from Hope included Ed Raith, Fred Robertson, and Hugh Reesd, who were briefed on new state rules and regulations.
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Teddy Jones
Hope
Arkansas Officials Association
Little Rock
Jones
Cliff Shaw
Alvin Bell
Mr. Jones
Ed Raith
Fred Robertson
Hugh Reesd
Army Starts Maneuvers at Ft. Bragg
Fort Bragg equipped for a two week large scale exercise Southern Pineway with about 110000 troops and airmen. The mock war features a mythical enemy advancing from the South Carolina coast toward Fort Bragg. Ground troops and air support test realistic battlefield operations as Maj. Gen. W. R. Wellinbarger leads the Ninth Army force. Major units include the 29th and 43rd Infantry Divisions, 18th Air Force, and the 31st logistical command with divisions to be deployed to Germany in the fall. Lt. Gen. Job F. R. Hodge presides over the operation.
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Fort Cragg
N.C
Southern Pineway
Durban
America
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
W. R. Wellinbarger
Ninth Aly Force
Exprcise
Southern Pine
Aemy
29Th Infantryivision
18Th Air Force
31St
New York City
U. S
28Th
Pennsylvania National Yard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
New England
Camp Fickelt
Defense Department
Bis Fall
62Nd Airborne
Fort Bragg
Job FR. Hodge
Third Army
Decomposed Body Found West of Hope Missouri
The decomposed body of a Mexican man was found ten miles west of Hope near Spirit Dell on the Missouri Pacific Railway. A billfold with the name Reuben Gondalx, 4898 Almee, Big Spelt Texas, contained no identification besides a small Mexican call. Assistant Hempstead Coroner Th. V. Herndon Sr and Sheriff Clan Sutton investigated the scene. the man appeared dead about 20 days. Found by a railroad engine crew member. authorities seek possible relatives in Bly Springs.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Hope
Spritdell
Reuben Gonedulx
Almee
Big Spelt
Texas
Nather
Hempstead
Th. V. Herndon
Clan Sutton
Sewell
Bly Springs
Army Refuses Honor Discharges For Cadets on Honor Code
West Point officials say there will be no honorable discharges for cadets found guilty of violating the honor code. Hearings continue for about 90 cadets facing dismissal for cribbing on exams. Superintendent Maj Gen Frederick Irving affirmed cadets admitting guilt under oath may resign, otherwise they will be discharged.
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West Point
Army
Military Academy
Earl
Red) Blais
Department of the Army
Himsel
James YU. Leer
Academy
Frederick Irving
Irving
Blal
Atellar
Dillard Elected Commander of Legion Post
Milton Dillard was elected new commander of the Leslie V. Huddleston post of the American Legion. EE. Y. Young Jr retired after canvassing votes from last Tuesday's election. Fred Hobvergen became first vice commander, G. P. Young Jr. second vice commander, with Raymond Jonas as finance officer and J. T. Bowden as adjutant.
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Milton Dillard
Leslie V. Huddleston
Amedean Legion
EE. Y. Young, Jr
Fred Hobvergen
Wider
G. PL Young, Jr
Raymond Jonas
J. T. Bowden
Twenty Die Violently in Arkansas Weeken. Drownings Lead
Associated Press reports twenty people died violently in Arkansas last week. Only two weekend fatalities occurred, both drownings. In Little Rock a 16 year old fisherman drowned washing clothing. A teen boy drowned while fishing in the Arkansas River. Other drownings, suicides, traffic, electrocutions and accidents fill the week tally with five drownings and four self inflicted deaths.
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Associated Press
Arkanging
Little Rock
Arthur Duimus
Dumad
Arkansas River
Negra
David Patterson
North Lite Rock
Political Feud Ripe in Tennessee
Benton Tenn Aug 13. Polk county election commission canvassed returns from Saturday's races. Jeff Wilson Good Government League won 1st district Justice of the Peace by 1936 majority over Clint Democrat. GGL gains shift county court to 54 45 in favor of League over Democrats. Bernecrat W A Lewis slain May 1. violence ended after Saturday voting. Democratic Leader Park said no contest to results.
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Benton
Tenn
Polk County
Justice of the Peace
Jeff Wilson
Good Government League
Clint
GGL
League
Democraty
Squire
Bernecrat
W. A. Lewis
Park
Perk
Officers Seek Attacker of Young Girl Near Farm Home
Yvonne Durfee told Sheriff she was assaulted on her farm home Saturday night by an older man. She was treated and released. investigators think she was knocked into a pond, the attacker fleeing after the struggle. Local officials search for a suspect described as about 80 years old.
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Greene County
Cavanale
Slutellt
Newheery
Yvonne Durfee
Newberry
Shy
Hope Voters to Name Aldermen Here Tuesday
Hope voters head to the polls on Tuesday for a pair of alderman races. Ward 3 contenders Judge Brown and W Mason face Webb Lagetor Jr and Troward Bjerk in Ward 2. Poll locations include Young Chevrolet CoCourt Room Courthouse City Hall and other sites as residents vote along Missouri Pacific and Frisco railroad lines. Local turnout hinges on districts south and west of the rail lines and the L A railway.
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Judse Brown
W. Mason
Webb Lagetor Jr
Troward Bjerk
Job L. Wilson, Jr
W. Tarnley
Fulton Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
CIPY
Several City Elections Set for Tuesday
Arkansas voters prepare to nominate Democratic candidates for city offices in multiple cities. In Little Rock incumbent Sam Wasuell faces Franklin Loy for mayor amid a quiet race. North Little Rock Mayor Ross Lawdon seeks renomination unopposed, while Ping Bluff and Conway host contested alderman and mayoral races. Russellville sees radio broadcaster C. H. Horne opposing alderman John Harkey in a primary. Magnolia holds an August 28 primary.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Little Rock
Sam Wasuell
Franklin &. Loy
Loy
Waxsell
North Little Rock
Ross Lawdon
Ping Bluff
George Breed
A. R. Cooper
Conway
Edgar B. Parker
James Kane
Russellville
C. H. Horne
John Harkey
Magnolia
Tire and Wheel Stolen From Jeep
A Jeep lost its tire and wheel in what police describe as a theft incident. Details are limited due to the fragmentary report, but the object stolen includes the vehicle’s tire and wheel. No suspects named. Police urge witnesses to contact the station.
Chinese Demands for Buffer Zone Prompt North Korea Warning
North Korean General Nam Witech demands Allied changes to the proposed buffer zone around Kaesong, threatening no talks unless altered. Pyongyang broadcast the warning after Kaesong observer group refused the change, with truce talks resumed to be scheduled tomorrow.
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Cile
Rical Wee
Korea
United States
U.S. Air Strikes in Korea Round Up to 400 Sorties
Aug 19 reports say U.S. Air Force planes in Korea struck Red supply lines and bridges while ground forces pressed near Pyongyang. Allied officers note continued bombing before dawn and a major effort to disrupt highways and rail links.
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Haters
Korea
Kagyong
U.N
Hhyra
Pyongyang
Rirwon
Toghiy
Rockhling
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