Million Dollar Arkansas Road Work Planned
The Arkansas Highway Commission programs 1.4 million dollars for several road projects across the state. Highlights include sections near Prescott, Islevitch, Mish Way 24, Floward, and Nevada, with costs ranging from about 219000 to 520000 dollars. Rights of way settlements involve Artemis Conningston's hired valuation teams.
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Till
Arkansas
Toy Geome
Pawl
Arkansas Highway Commission
Rosetowa
Columbia Coumty
Nevada
Hempstead County
Rossin
Artemis Conningston
Velietles
Ives Calls for Bipartisan Taft Hartley Reform Push
Senator Ives of New York urged Republicans and Democrats to seek a common denominator in revising the Taft Hartley Act. He warned against partisan bills and favored bipartisan amendments on union rights, national emergency labor provisions, and extending the anti Communist oath to employers, while noting Taft’s posthumous influence.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sea
Tves
R-Ny
Repub- Means
Congress
Avery
Tyes
Taft
Ohio
Tréslis
Ives
Tathan
Senate
New York
Warm Weather Sends Scattered Showers Across Large U S
United Press reports warm weather continues across most of the nation with widely scattered showers. rainfall totals ranged up to near three inches in spots from Texas to northern Florida. Houston recorded 4.3 inches in six hours and Burnawook Louisiana logged 2.60 inches in two hours as the Rio Grande rose dramatically, crested at 144000 gallons per second.
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United Press
Texas
Florida
Houston
Burnawook la
Rio Grande International
Five French Communists Freed Amid Court Delay
Five French Communist leaders arrested nineteen months ago for plotting against state security were temporarily released. The jury ruled their continued detention unnecessary for the ongoing investigations. Named defendants include Alain Le Leap CGT secretary general, Andre Still THumanite editor, Lucien Molino CGT secretary, and Guy Durculene and Paul Laurent of the Union of Communist Youth.
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Paris
Prand
Alain Te Leap
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Andre Still
Thumanite
Lucien Molino
Guy Durculene
Paul Laurent
Union of Communist Youth
Demonstration on Quality Calves Set August 29
Hempstead County Beet Producers invited to a county agricultural demonstration on quality calves and pasture at the Expure Tent Stalion. Oliver Adkins, county agent, to provide details. The event notes Dallis grass pastures, overseeded forage, grain, straw, and hay supply.
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County Agricultural Paaching Committee
Luspedera
Hempstead
Refuse to Answer Heads for New Test
Washington report notes Sen. McCarthy plans court action to define when witnesses may invoke the Fifth Amendment. The move follows repeated refusals by witnesses to answer questions on alleged Communist activities and comes as McCarthy vacationed on the West Coast. The test case centers on a book binder from the Government Printing Office who refused to say if he was a Communist or stole documents.
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ED Creagh
Washington
Nny
Velrain
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Edward Rothschild
Government Printing Office
GPL
Schedule for Hope Negro School opening events
Opening schedule covers September 1 to 9 for Hope Negro School with teachers meetings, class setup, registrations, bus service changes, lunch program launch, and a September 9 school community meeting at Yerger Auditorium where parents may learn about programs and policies.
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Hope Negro Schoors
Verger Library
Verger Audida Visual Room
Teaschers
Yerger
Yerger Auditorium
TNT Fueled Truck Fire Near Excelsior Springs
A trailer truck carrying 30,000 pounds of TNT caught fire after a tire blowout four miles north of Excelsior Springs Missouri on U S 69. Driver Ralph B Young of Omaha Nebraska reported the blowout caused the tire fire which spread to the trailer and kept burning for several hours before detours were set.
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Excelsior Springs
Mo. LA
Here
U. S. 69
Ralph B. Young
Omaha
Nebr
150 More U S Prisoners to Be Freed
A report states 150 more Americans will be released in the Korean prisoner exchange tonight with indications from Chinese sources that numbers could exceed the originally promised 3,312. Two repatriates mention fellow detainees still held for alleged crimes, hinting at a possible shift in Communist stance. No comment was issued by the Allied Base Camp at MunSan.
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Jo the Pannintonexschange
Radin Peiplig Cbng-Ping
Munsan
Stenographer Admits Slaying Of Teen Daughter in Mass
Massachusetts stenographer Mildred McDonald, 25, admitted shooting Mary Di Rocca, 14, at the Di Rocca home in Somerville after an alleged confrontation with Mary’s brother Joseph and his mother. Police say McDonald, arrested in New York, claimed fear and anger led to the deadly attack.
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New York
Massachusetts
David Murphy
Middlesex County
Pretty Mildred McDonald
Mary di Rocca
di Rocco
Somerville
Mass
Miss McDonald
Pear
Times Square
Mary
Planes Collide Off Kyushu Two U S Fao Jets
Two U S Fao Shooting Star jets collided off Kyushu coast. One pilot is missing. The other, Lt. Robert Jenks of Romeo Michigan, bailed out and was rescued by Japanese fishermen. The missing pilot's name was withheld.
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Tokyo
Fao
Shooting Star
Kyushu
Robert Jenks
Romeo,Mich
Casualties Updated in Korean War Toll Total
The Defense Department identified 66 more casualties from the Korean fighting ending July 27, bringing the preliminary war toll announced August 18 to 68. The update lists 15 killed and multiple wounded, reflecting the ongoing tally.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Ligt
Wollen
Seal
Ex Legislator Files Warrants Against Two Wardens for False Arrest
An ex legislator files warrants accusing two game wardens of false arrest in Texarkana. The report details alleged assault, witness accounts, and deputy actions as investigators pursue the case. Names of involved officials and locations are noted, with the incident tied to a prior political figure and local sheriff’s office response.
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Garinay
Veblvniae
Animiy
Mager
Repigtalie
Conhy
Gin Walker
Lineal
Aanth Megistiring
Marige
Arma
Sivonen Watit Vaiss
Taelite
Lingywid
Lex Arkarti
Beye
Diniig
Walther
Dilek
Speke
Wiley Woener
Medina
Wanda
Lowes Corenty
Wilker
Cook
Val
Vealer Tiler
Welker
Dividing Lines for Local Schools Contested for 1153 54
James I. Jones announces tentative school divisions for 1153 54. Schools affected include Paisley Oglesby Brookwood Garland Hope Fulton Yerger with grades 1 12. shifts may occur to balance enrollment and keep siblings together. Transportation routes on Highway 29 Washington Highway and other roads may determine attendances and possible later adjustments after open day.
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James I. Jones
Selior
Paisley
Missouri Railroad
Prisoa
Washington Highway
Proving Ground Area
Highway 29
Spring Hill Road
Golesby
Oglesby
Missouri Pacific
Felseo
Emmet
Providence
Brookwood
South Main Street
Louisiana & Arkansas Railroad
Rocky Mound
Centerville
Shower Springs
Hope
Hope High
Fulton School
Fulton
Negra
Yerger Elementary
Hopewell
Will
VV ‘Rutherford
Yerger
Badcaw Club Meeting Set With Dish Supper
The Badcow Rural Improvement Club will hold a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting at the high school with a covered dish supper. The notice appears in the column filed by Mrs. Elmer May.
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Badcow Rural Improvement Club
Highi School
Elmer May
Guernsey to Open Schools September 7
Guernsey will open schools on September 7 with a staggered start and a short initial schedule. Superintendent Bryant McCombs leads the effort with teachers including Mary Nell Turner and Pauline Atchley coordinating grades from first through sixth as students prepare for transportation to Geneva High in Washington.
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Barrlig Lasteinbatte
Sesiginithans
Guernsey
Sultogke
Ahe
Hanoiieeeds
Bryant McCombs
Cuernsey Negra Selwul
Brades
Ginecol High
Washington
Uume
Mary Nell Turner
Conde Mereigh
Mauriey Meypilt
Pauline Atchley
Celal
Charles C. Gough
Biementiry
O. Hy
Bristaw
Parkey Rages
James Doughesty
Powers Australia Hil
Fiat Ideewadvsa
Rea Johnson
Hot Springs Votes New Sewer Project
Hot Springs approved a $85,000 sewer bond issue in a large city special election. City leaders warned that failing to modernize would pollute Lakes Hamilton and Catherine and threaten tourism. Bonds will be repaid by a 40 percent water rate increase year round.
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Hot Springs
Uli
Hamilton
Catherine
May Keep Phone Tie up From Spreading
The article discusses telephone lines and potential risks as workers and agencies respond to a spreading issue. It mentions Southwestern Bell and CTL in connection with line maintenance and safety concerns with service disruptions looming.
Bradley urges rapid U S military tech co operation
General Bradley warns the United States must speed up sharing of military technology and scientific advances with allies to counter Soviet progress. He cites the need for tighter information flow and coordinated development of new weapons while stressing risks from divulging sensitive data.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
N. Wirooley
America
Penn
Myasaia
Navy
Suivotitie
Poe
Dulova
Tne
Diat
Bradley
U.S
Anere Intomle
S. Nies
Eeauae
Pankc
Liaw
Man Drowns in Arkansas as Death Toll Reaches Four
A runaway motorboat accident east of Allheimer, Arkansas, claims the life of 44 year old Alonzo Grove, a plantation mechanic. Grove fell from the boat while swimming toward shore and drowned after witnesses saw him slip beneath the water. Dr. Thomas Burford certified the death as drowning about 45 minutes after the body was recovered.
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Arkansas
Alonzo Grove
Allheimer
There
Grove
Thomas Burford
Emmet Baptist Revival Planned in Camden Pastor Leads
Revival services at Emmet Bog us Church begin Sunday August 30 and run through September 6. Reverend Charles J Hobson announces daily 7 30 p m services led by Reverend Ben Bricken of Camden poaching.
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Emmet Bogus Church
Ben Bricken
Camden
Charles J Hobson
Pistar
Accident Fatal to Husband of Emmet Woman
A car accident near Momo Beach claimed the life of Mr. C2 AL Murrah husband of a woman from Emmet. The event injured several others including Mrs Stone, and the couple’s daughter. The crash occurred on a South AWA road, with emergency responders detailing the scene and transport to local facilities. Investigators from the county court will review the incident as statements are gathered from witnesses.
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Emmet
Sud
C2 AL Murrah
Momo
Stone
Fartner Dathy Minh
Rinknet
White Sart
Taps
Stabe
Mauisan
Rabeev
Voting May Start Soon on UN Issues
UNITE NATIONS N Y report outlines expected UN General Assembly actions on unresolved issues. U S opposition to a Korea peace conference proposal is noted, with debate over procedures and possible votes amid committee discussions and regional concerns.
Malenkov Faces Tightening Grip After Stalin Death
WASHINGTON UP Indicates Malenkov seeks firmer control as rivals Kruschev Molotov Stalin’s son Vasiliy fall from view. Observers weigh lines of succession after Stalin’s demise and purge, with Malenkov gaining influence while others show weakness.
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Washington
Tussin Rxperks
Todgy
George M. Malenkov
Kremlin
Anny
Matenkv
Nekstage
Nikita
Krusehchev
Joaly
Malenkov
Laurent P. Bark
Ehlut
V. M. Molotov
Bolehovik
Stadla
G. 1
Gun
Vasiliy Stalin
Svellang Molotov
Stalin
Eight-Pound Baby Boy Named Eugene at Choplin Home
Charlie Choplin and Scitaurland celebrate the birth of an eight-pound baby boy, named Eugene, with ocher ties to Choplin's father Eugene O'Neil, noted as a playwright.
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Lausanns
Scitaurland
Charlie Choplin
Eugene Afc Mra
Choplin
Eugene O'Neil
Hope Residents Hoped Max Murphy Seen Alive in Prison Camp
Residents of Hope learn Lt. Max Murphy, believed alive in a Chinese prison camp, was seen in good health by a released prisoner via his fiancé. The family endures anxious wait for confirmation of recovery from an art wound.
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Hope
Murphy
Max Murphy
Lt. Murphy
Peisoner
Max
Cost of Living Reaches a New All Time Peak
Washington reports the cost of living rising to record highs with widespread price increases. wage gains lag, auto makers raise prices, and housing and medical costs push overall expenses higher. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes inflation across goods and services, with notable city variations and slower wage growth.
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Washington
Co Mo
Strow
Bureau of Labou Stati
Les Consumers
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Tom Mousehold
Three Arkansans Return Home From POW Release
The Associated Press reports three Arkansans returned to freedom after a POW release. Families in Fort Smith Camden and Walasville followed the news with relief as relatives including Mrs. Ella Cosby and Cpl. William C. Wood awaited word. The letter and details remained unclear as the aftermath of captivity drew brief public attention.
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Pre. Lloydwick
Marlon
Tard
Fort Smith
Sgt
Savive] L, Vy
Mra
Sallis
Ella Cosby
Camden
Cpl
Willia C. Wood
William B
Walasville
Hardwicck
Pwolline
al Fort Smith
Mardwick
Frend
Hardwick
Mig Blinchet
Delaware
Oklahim
Hay
Wood
Apy
Soplop
Cosby
Juniors to Get Coughes Byron Thom rence Albritton FAQ
Unclear OCR text mentions juniors and names Byron Thom rence Albritton and B180'aem with references to equipment and Priday ia, suggesting a brief item about upcoming items or actions at a school or event. Details are fragmented and ambiguous.
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Byron
Thom Rence
Albritton
Priday
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