Reds Free More Than They First Indicated
Panmunjom reports say 150 more Americans mainly sergeants and officers were freed as part of a prisoner exchange on the 27th day of the Korean War. Britain, Turkey, Australia, and South Korea also released captives as delegates met in the Military Armistice Commission.
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Panmunjom
Pxas
South Koreans, ‘eOne
Ty Bey
James PL Carne
Red
Carne
Gloucestershire Regiement
Tinjin
Reda
Caryne
Pelplng
Carrie
Kicsong
Ane
Military Armistice Commission
Commmunist
U. S
Kaesong
Red Colecting
Here
Reds
Moxey H. Hall Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Earl Dantaler
Richmond
U. N
J. C. Harley J. Coon
Dayton
Ohio
Coon
U. N. Command
Reverend J. F. White Dies at 70 in Sutton
The Reverend J. F. White age 70 died Friday night at his home in Sutton. Survivors include his wife four sons Lester of Little Rock Edgar and Syrenry of Sunnyland California and Charlie of Abilene Texas three daughters Mrs Therbert Smith of Athlene Mrs Lee Starks of Prec rott and Mrs Mattie Lou O'Dell of Sutton. Funeral services will be held at Harmony led by Reverends A H Lambet and French with burial by Smith's Funeral Home of Stamp3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Lester
Little Rock
Edgar
Syrenry
Sunnyland
California
Harlie
Abilene
Texas
Therbert Smith
Athlene
Lee Starks
Precrott
Mattie Lou O'Dell
Harmony
A. H. Lambet
French
Smith
Stamp3
Blevins to Open School System September 7
The Blevins Pursie Schools will open the regular term Monday September 7 with a full schedule for white teachers and a general meeting for staff. Transportation and timetable details will be announced by Principal Vabert Wiley at the high school auditorium.
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Gul
Serail Metil Pot
Eafetoria
Reeubay
Blevins
Bey
Vabert Bo Wiley
Immigration Issue Gets Senator's Nod
Immigration debate shifts to Eisenhower era policy. Senator Watkins urges a congressional study of the McCarran Walter Act, urging a fundamental revision as emergency provisions wind down. He argues the 1954 act has put Republicans in a strong position and calls for a long term review.
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Washington la
Adlal Fi. Stevenson
Tlinois
Hiselhower
Watkins
Senates House
Biseney
Eisenhower
Congress
Plant Silent on Strike Progress
In Little Rock union and company officials offered no comments on any wheat progress after yesterday's conference aimed at resolving the month long strike at U. S. Time Corp. The plant's 1,100 workers walked off the job in the dispute.
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Little Rock
U.S. Time Corp
Lapte
U. S. ‘Time
Soldier Husband Learns Wife Wed Others While Prisoner
A GI learns his wife wed another man during his captivity in Korea era. Cogburn, 33, once missing in action, is rumored alive. Ruth Ava Nell Cogburn faces family upheaval as she contemplates future with current husband James M. Herm, while their children wait.
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AL Kaff Inchon
Korey
Grok
Tolay
Quaker Osteaigat
Correspanchiert
Frank Teredan
Cogburn
Dordan
Fenitense
Bert Shack
Japan
Karesti
Tre
Lexington
Fenn
Ruth Ava Nell
Dan
Tauiany
Copburn
Cogburn Maryriad
Ava Nell
Lesinglan
James M. Herm
Cage Bua
Officers Destroy Moonshine Still in Dallas Raid
Police and agents raided a moonshine operation arresting two suspects. The still was found in a residence, five gallons of mash and equipment were seized, with several other items remaining at the scene. No serious injuries reported.
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Tinie Cowk
Anit Tin Moore and
Estenyayd
Nifvers
Saenger Theater to Install 3-D Screen in Hope
City Manager Eldon Coffman announced the Saenger Theatre will install a 15 by 27 foot curved panoramic screen with a steel platform and magic mirror surface for Three Dimensional films and wide screen processes. The Walker American Corporation designed the screen and frame for the theater. Planned 3-D and wide-screen titles include House of Wax The Charge of Feather River Sangaree Shane Den Hermen Prefer Blondes and Thunder Bay.
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Saenger
Eldon Coffman
Coffman
Saenger Theatre
Walker American Corporation
St. Louis
Missouri
House of Wax
Feather River
Rand
Sangaree
All Around the Town Highlights Local News
Lt. Charles H. Price, held prisoner of war, is released and former Hope resident now in Buckner Ark. Local reserves briefing at Hope City Hall. Henry McHarg IV to visit from Washington DC with grandmother in Hope. Elmer and Mrs. Brown return from Little Rock textbook committee work. Major Harry Moore earns Exchange Management diploma. to run a PX at Fort McPherson. Arkansas trout champion Walter Vestal from Little Rock set two day haul of 549 trout near Rockport. Geological test activity reported near Hope with Ira Flowers No 1 and Gunter No 1 wells. Mrs. J A Gunter recovering after surgery in Temple.
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Charles H. Price
Tasticall Reconnaisance Group
Price
Hope
H. B. Price
Buckner
Ark
Henry McHarg IV
Washington, DC
Lite Rock
R. L. Gosnell
Texas
Arkansas
Walter Vestal
Little Tock
Rockport
August Heat Remembered In Texarkana Rail Trestle Detriment
A 1953 heat wave and a burned-out Texarkana trestle disrupted travel as records recall a stifling era. The incident forced rerouting near Ashdown and affected lines reaching the Atlantic Coast.
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Associated. Press
Texar-Jably
Kana
Legion Opens Convention in St. Louis
Legion officials meeting in St Louis push for budget shifts in 1944 Air Force plans. National commander Lewis Gough of Pasadena outlines additions to the Air National Guard and Air Reserve to boost combat strength while curbing waste. Regional Security Commission chair Thomas Paradine leads a critical review of air power adequacy and fuel monitoring.
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Sr. Tlouls
Me African Legion
Roth TeHitel
Air Force
Lewis KK. Gough
Pasadena
Cali
Toll
Gates
Air Paree
Air Nationsal Guard
Air Reserve
Gaul
Thomas
Paradine
New York
Lyuphine Montors
Strategic Air Command
Domestic Reds Great Menace in 1950s America
Washington reports that Attorney General Brownell warned domestic Communists are stronger underground and better organized after Smith Act trials. He cites a 75,000 member drop to about 23,000, with remaining members under tighter espionage pressure. No hearings on Matthews’ Protestant clergy claim before October.
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Washington
Brownell
Will
U. S. News and World Report
Feleven
U. S
Communist Party
CIO
J. B. Matthews
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Matthews
House Un-Armerican Activities Committee
Tuition Students Must Register Sept 3 4
Registration dates set for all tuition students with details on fees and eligibility. High school students in certain districts are exempt or have separate arrangements. Parents should ensure completion of required forms by the specified September dates.
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Elias
Igh
Stuents
Washington
Colitis Isteters
Luton
Yipus Amity
Nostra High
Selon Studkints
Vorner High School
Tuitier
Trieste Tensions Rise Over Strategic Territory
Amid sparse public interest, diplomats report increased Italy Yugoslavia tension near Trieste as Rome confirms deployment of a Trinian infantry regiment and armored battalion along the border. Italian naval movements to Venice harbor are noted, while local presses echo Rome fears and readers stay largely calm.
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Philbie
Styria
Yue Slavin Cvee
Alhhough
Neensa Tans
Tito
Ales Bebhu
Idpie
Trieste
Italy
Venice
Adriatic
Riusl
Rome
Mrs Ainsworth Dies at Home Near Washington
Aliee Ainsworth aged 83 longtime Hempstead County resident died Sunday at her Washington Route one home. Survived by son Coyt Ainsworth of Washington RL two daughters Lois Hall of Hope Route 1 and Audie Stith of Washington RL. Funeral services set for 2:40 p.m. Monday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with Rev Vir Ul Keeley officiating. Burial planned at Water Creek.
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Aliee Ainsworth
Hempstead County
Washington Noute One
Coity Ainsworth
Washington, RL
Lois Hall
Hope Rt 1
Audie Stith
Washington
Herndon Cornelius Chapel
Vir Ul Keeley
Water Creek
Mrs Billings 65 Dies at Son’s Home in Nope
Carrie Billings longtime resident of Nope dies Sunday at the home of her son Horace Billings. She leaves another son Chilton Billings of Hope a brother Jim Flornaday of Los Angeles and a sister Mrs Mattie McGough of DeQueen. Services held Monday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church with burial at Ireland Park.
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Carrie Billings
Nope
Horace Billings
Chilton Billings
Hope
Jim Flornaday
Los Angeles
Cal
Mattie McGough
DeQueen
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Elbert 'Bteen
Irlendarp
Large Lilies in a Southern California Desert Reach Great Height
A desert forest near Twenty Nine Palms in southern California features lilies growing as tall as a house. The plants are twisted Joshua trees described as a desert variety of garden lilies.
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California
Five Die In House Fire Across Town Parish
A mother and five children perished in a house fire on University Road in Phan Townshilp Pant Kyitannen. Rescue efforts failed as all occupants were accounted among the dead, with neighbors recalling the blaze and tragedy unfolding quickly.
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Shiela
Fvarydings Wits
Trottier
Wenestowye Fran Travesa Wasania
Peres
Neighbors Build Homes in Flint Aid Effort
Volunteers from Detroit and Muskegon joined about 200 helpers from across Michigan to start building 4500 houses in Flint after a disaster. Red Cross funds and bank loans financed materials while many families faced wiped-out homes and basements with scarce supplies.
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Dan Tielows
Detrola
Muskegon
Red Cross
REC
Editor Recovering From Fall Injuries
Mays, longtime managing editor of the Kentucky Der a News, was found semi conscious last Saturday near a hospital after a fall from an overpass. A search began when he did not return home from work, and hospital officials report he remains in a coma-like state.
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Dorado
Tobert Mays
KY Dera News
Ines
Deracoa
Milendants
Vetesway
Hans
Mays
Tewva
Unn
Day Phone Strike Ends in Agreement
ALU withdrawal ends after tense talks. Officials say workers resume duties as union and management reach a settlement. Details of terms remain scarce. The incident affected operations and prompted review of safety and staff protections. Local leaders urge calm and commit to implementing agreed changes.
53 000 Workers Return to Jobs After Stoppage
A large labor dispute between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co workers and management ended with about 53 000 employees returning to work. The contract includes wage increases and arbitration measures, while the company faces ongoing concerns over work stoppages and discipline procedures.
9000 Are Homeless in Texas Floods
9000 people in Texas faced homelessness as floods surged across Robatown Staten Tex and nearby towns. Homes were submerged under rising waters as residents sought shelter, with authorities reporting property loss, livestock impacts, and disrupted utilities amid the disaster. Local churches opened as aid centers while emergency crews continued rescue and evacuation efforts.
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Ronstown
Ory Anouk
Beneless
Lodiayous
Hobatewar Inlet
ASO Parsons
Aladdin
Robatown
Staten
Tex
Amory
ValeCl
Ghrdlurst
Truman Plans No Talk at Demo Meet
Kansas City Mo. for mer President Truman said he would not deliver a formal address at the Chicago Democratic rally on September 1 9. He added any remarks would be off the cuff and on the record if he spoke. Truman planned to speak without a prepared text in Detroit on Labor Day and noted copies of the address would be distributed at the Cadillac Hotel by Matt Canedy Truman's press secretary.
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Skansas CI
Truman
Chicago
Truimat
Hia
Detroit
Violent Death Toll in Arkansas Reports 15 Dead
In Arkansas during the week ending midnight last night, 15 persons died violently. The deaths include seven highway accidents and other homicides in northern Arkansas. Coroner Plinxy Daniel cited cases across White County and Independence County, with victims ranging in age. Reports mention a fatal shooting linked to estranged spouses, a self-inflicted suicide, and a tractor accident trapping workers, among other incidents.
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Arkansas
Plinxy
Daniel
White County
Truman
Ark
Dutralt
Sam Turnage
Rei Duffel
Gut
Earl Duffell
Duffell
Mama
H. C. Me
Randolph
Sterling Byrne
Independence County
Yesterd
Batesville
Negro Held for Slashing Wife in Knifing Incident
City police arrested Oscar Lee Criner over the weekend after an altercation left his wife with a knife wound requiring eleven stitches to close head and hip injuries, according to officers.
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Oscar Lee Criner
Criner
Turning Hobby Income Helps Families Fight Inflation
HAL BOYLE notes many American families boost earnings by monetizing hobbies. Stories include Albert Marsh turning hamsters into profit, Myrtle Helm selling quick drying paint for plaster figures, and Helen Simon expanding farm income by selling wild huckleberry jelly products.
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Marsh
Mings
Myrtle Helm
Minyneapolis
Helm
Helen Simon
Kington
Relas
del Ie Dea
Delegates to Interstate Oil Meet Gather in Billings
225 delegates headed by Governor Edward F. Knappenberger arrive in Billings Montana for the Interstate Oil and Gas Conservation organization summer session. The meeting focuses on conservation and resource management with four associate members joining the 18 year old group.
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Billings
Mont
Abe
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Claarence E. Cone
G804th
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Hope City Hall
Duffie D. Booth
Elmer Brown
Brown
Harry Moore
Moore
Fort McPherson
N. Hervey
Texas A&m
Heapstead Wildcats
Parham
J. B. Downs
Ira Flowers
Murray Petroleum
J. A. Gunter
Scott-White Hospital
Temple
Legion
Ikea
Amer Indiansy
Flint
Mish
Lana
Alandy
Burton Arnold
Sam Punkin
Little Bayman
Chester H. Ashley
Lytally
Hal Boyle
Jocky
Ted Otreary
Hobbies Magazine
Kansas City
Relaxa
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Albert E. Marsh
Mobile
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