Doria Admits $25,000 in Building Deal
In Washington Anthony Doria former secretary treasurer of the Allied Industrial Workers admits 25 thousand dollars were involved in a building sale matter. He says checks from Milwaukee union cabling financier Spiros Kallos funded an investment not tied to union funds. Senate investigators press for details as Doria defends past actions and personal use of union funds.
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Washington
Sunaty
Thas
Anthony Darla
Hie Ho Sald
Milwaukee
Doria
Allied Industrial Workers
Dy Spiros Kallos
Flo
Kajlos
Arivong
Senate Investigating Committee
Ehaly
Cabhlin
Wasethngton
Anthony Dorla
Spiial
Largest Melon Prize Draws Hope Chamber Competition
Prizes for the largest melon produced are offered by the Hope chamber of commerce. Growers are urged to bring melons to the chamber for weighing with no time limit. Late August or early September tends to yield the biggest melons. The retail merchants division awards gift certificates convertible to merchandise, with several hundred dollars in certificates available. The largest melon producer is ineligible for the second prize to boost competition.
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B. Ne Hott
Hope Chamber of ‘Commerce
Chamber
of Commerce
Mgr. Holt
Labor unrest roils Polish city amid worker strikes
In Lodz, Poland, tens of thousands of workers threaten a widespread strike affecting hospitals, transportation, and industries. Communist authorities deploy leaflets and police to curb actions as demonstrators demand higher pay and better conditions. The city, a major industrial hub with about 700,000 residents, sees clashes and paralysis as authorities try to maintain order and resume normal services.
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Poland
FiLabor
Vink
Ye Sarbanes
Et Groghson
Parley Head Hy
Warsaw
Thrive
Ai Ho Wyon Ehiet
Rs Iy 3
Arkanson to Take Post in Texas
Dr Leroy Noyes of Fayetteville Ark will become director Sept 1 of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission which oversees battles against livestock and poultry diseases. Commission Chaleian Frank Scofield announced the appointment yesterday. Noyes has served in federal government work and has broad experience in animal disease programs.
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Austin, Tix
Leroy
Noyes
Hoot Fiyetteville
Ark
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Chaleian
Frank
Scofield
Tragedy as man blows self and family to death
In Yreka California Wilbur Smith age 47 released from jail on a wife beating charge, tried to kill his wife Clara by detonating a home made dynamite bomb. He died instantly. their 20 year old daughter and 35 year old son died trying to wrest the device. A neighbor and Mrs Smith survived shock. Police found dynamite components at the scene. Under sheriff Banich called it murder and self destruction.
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Yreka
Sheriiff
Wilbur Smith
Mrs. Chat
Banich
Hosid Smith
Smith
Clara
Patella” Swigkard
Wit
Letter Rate Hike to Get House Okay
Washington report states the House is expected to approve the administrations request for a one cent rise in letter rates with bipartisan backing. Opponents warned they were not optimistic about the bill's fate in the Senate as the multibillion-dollar postal rate package moves through Congress.
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Washington
House
Senate
Compromise Civil Rights Bill Blocked In House Clash
Washington Republican leader Knowland sharply rejected any trade off on civil rights for foreign aid. Eisenhower refused to trade constitutional rights for legislation. A House showdown loomed as party leaders debated delaying tactics and alignment with Senate passage. Rayburn urged acceptance of the bill in substantially the Senate form.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Erhard Urges Global Currency Reform After WWI
Bonn economist Ludwig Erhard advocates free exchange rates and global monetary realignment. He says currencies should float to natural levels and Germany will not raise the mark unilaterally. The official rate stands at 23.9 US cents. a more realistic rate may be 26.3 cents.
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Bonn
Germany
Caprinmié
Madsnational-Citvendysrevalyua
United” States
Ludwig
Eirhard
Erhard
Buitalin
Europe
Marlyrs
Sardis Singing Set for Sunday at Sardis Church
A singing program will be held at Sardis Church Hope-Patmos Sunday August 18 at 2 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
Cheesecake stage fades as actresses seek Hollywood fame
A fragmentary report notes actresses speaking on stage publicity tactics used by studios to boost public interest. It mentions Miss Russell and adoption in a cautious, era specific tone, reflecting industry pressures and personal choices amid changing careers.
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New York
Hollywood
Dane Russell
Miss Russell
Loviss
10 Inches of Rain Dumps Flood on Russellville Michigan
A chaotic day as heavy rain floods Russellville and nearby areas in Michigan and Arkansas. Residents recount cars stalled, basements flooded, and residents evacuated as streets turned to rivers. Special guests from the Bay City and local chambers were hosted amid the flood chaos. American and Mexican travel plans were disrupted by the deluge and an earthquake in Mexico altered itineraries.
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Russellville
Michigan
Jenero Balderrama
Bay Cay
Orval Taylor
Bud Collier
Jack Brown
Balderrama
Conmerce
aTouds
Pony Reeves
Phill H
Hans
Lunes
Auer
Lantiter
Ames Dans Represence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Curt Avery
KXAR
Mexico City
General Motors di
Bay City
JO Webes
Asain
Wiler
Quehling Headall
Unis
Arkansas City
Bilaihessas
Geveral
Arkansas’ Paints
Pope
Hightown
Buulness
Monary
Ina
Paul Andes
Meany Fights Hoffa Clash Over Fifth Amendment Stance
Chicago labor leader George Meany of the AFL-CIO opposes Hoffa’s Teamsters stance on cooperation with Congress. Meany reiterates opposition to using the Fifth Amendment for protection and warns that cooperation could fuel labor corruption. Hoffa’s camp pushes a pro Fifth Amendment line, challenging AFL-CIO policy amid internal party debate.
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Chicago
George Meany
James R. Hoffa
Meany
Hoffa
Midwest Boys
Teamsters Union
AFL
Executive Council
Cis
Afl-Cio
Alfige
Gontenes
Shemion
North Little Rock Chooses Mayor In First Primary
In North Little Rock a first primary narrowed the field for mayor with A C Perry eliminated. City Attorney Reed We Thompson and businessman William J. Casey Laman vie for the post as about one third of the 16 000 qualified voters cast ballots. One ward aldermanic race also was being decided.
Late Cotton Research to Be Discussed Field Day at Jesse C Burke Farm
Research progress in cotton production as projected by University of Arkansas Agriculture College staff will be explored Thursday at 10:00 during a field day on the Jesse C Burke farm. County Agent Oliver L Adams organizes the event to aid producers, suppliers, and dealers amid economic importance, pest challenges, and fertilizer and variety testing.
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Aersearch
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Jesse C. Burke
Oliver L. Adaims
Jesse C. Buyke
Wilshaw
W. Garly
Variely
Rex
Ke Taym
Eas
Hop Ie
Morros Reveals County Spy Work for U S
Pudgy man in camel hair coat awaits departure in Munich as a coded cable arrives. The one word message Cinerama signals danger and a return home. The story unfolds with Morros exposing a county spy network and U S implications. Continued on Page Three.
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Morros
U. S
James
Tomlinson
Munich
Germany
Syria accuses US of plotting to topple Damascus government
Damascus officials allege the United States offered 300 to 400 million dollars in aid to Syria to foster a regime change and peacemaking with Israel. Ex-dictator Adib Shishekly and Col Ibrahim Husseini are named among conspirators, while the U S embassy denies any such charges.
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Damacus
Syria
United States
Shar Kuwaly
Damascus
Israel
Syelas
Exbausy
Suplap
Palatseus
Adib Shishekly
Alinche
Rome
Ibrahim Husseini
Shishekly
Gontenoad
New Dormitory for Teachers College at Conway
A dormitory for men students will be built at Arkansas State Teachers College in Conway with a $325,700 loan approved today by the Community Facilities Administration. The project funds cover construction at the teachers college to expand student housing.
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Washington |m
Arkansas State
Col Ioge
Conway
Adin
All Around Town Orthopedic Hospital to Move to Schenectady
A 31 year old Hope native, recently elected to the American College of Hospital Administrators, plans to move with his family to Schenectady. The orthopedic hospital specializes in bone surgery and corrective work. He previously led at New York Medical Center Hospital and will arrive after September. A pamphlet on frost bite is mentioned along with nursing journal references.
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Claudio
Cordio
Lecco
Itsily
Enger
Grindewald
Switzerland
Cordi
Gehman
Alfred Hellport
NEA Radiophate
Thopedic Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Bub
Hope
Amierican Colleges
Seychees Lady Hospital
New York Med Genter Hospital
Yale
Eastern Star Chapter 328 Sets Thursday Meeting
Hope Chapter No 328 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Thursday August 15 at 8 pm members urged to be present.
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Eastern Star
Hope
Order
of the Eastern Star
Weather Experimentation Report Reveals 21-Hour Trends
A weather summary reports 21 hours ending Tuesday with high near the upper 80s, low around 65, and total August precipitation at 46.44 inches. River gauges show Fulton rising 0.1 to 4.8 feet, Little River steady with a small rise expected. no major changes in Red or Little River. Forecaster notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, afternoon thunderstorms, variable temps, southwest winds, and humid conditions, with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows near 70s.
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Fulton Rose
Associated Press
Vane
Sud
Norhhwest
Worshires
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