Navy Wives Quote Sparks Possible Walkout At State Dept
OEY Beach California residents report a dispute over a bus from a Chinese commitric sy Mte, with Ruby Smith threatening a sit down strike if the bus is not returned. Mrs Bimer C Benny in Washington said she would join after the year, but did not strike. The text is garbled but depicts possible protest actions by navy wives regarding a state department matter.
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Oey Beach
Calif
Navy
Dewil
Seimen
Ruby Smith
State Department
Chicago
Bimer C. Benny
Smith
Washington
Unclear fragmentary report from presidential attack pace
Readable details describe a deadly incident near a presidential palace and injuries to named individuals while a security official is reported wounded or captured. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts.
Phantom In Ear Hearing Device Promises Privacy
A Chicago Beltone ad touts an invisible in ear hearing device with no visible receiver. The offer highlights home use, personal privacy, and brochure details sent upon request to learn how to gain discreet improved hearing.
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Utton
Lecon
Beltone
Th. St
Chicago
Ione
McMath to Tour New York and Washington
Governor McMath and Arkansas officials depart Little Rock for a week in New York and Washington. He will attend a $100-a-plate Democratic committee dinner in New York and confer with Governor Browning on plans for the Mississippi river bridge dedication at Memphis. He meets Mayor O'Dwyer at luncheon, attends a reception for Doctor Rhine in Washington, and speaks at the Advertising Club of New York and the Arkansas Society in New York.
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Little Rock
McMath
Lane
New York
Washington
Democratic Committee
Browning
Ten- Tessee
Mississippi River
Memphis
New Yorks
O'Dwyer
MacMath
Dee
Dy. T. A. Rhine
Thornton
Arkansas
Advertia‘Ing Club
Arkansas Society
New, York
Central College may become a four year school
North Little Rock on December 1 tentative plans announced by FE E Gaodhar vice president of the Replist school call for Central College to offer a three year course in 1950 51 and extend to a full four year program thereafter the college sits in the hospital area at Camp Robinson
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North Little Rock
Central College
Young minded grandparents power United States culture
A New York soapbox lecture argues the U S stays great because its elderly remain youthful and active. It notes widespread pension psychology, fragments of aging culture, and how grandmas and grandpas pursue beauty, travel, hobbies, and continued work, challenging the notion to retire gracefully.
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New York
United States
Ranki
Florida
California
Townsend
Gramps
Grandma Moses
Grandpa
Granny
Grand Pappy
Grandma
Sooner Star Wade Walker All-America Tackle Poised for Sugar Bowl
Oklahoma star Wade Walker, six-foot three, 203 pounds from Gastonia North Carolina, named to All-America team and Player of the Week, heads toward the Sugar Bowl against LSU. The senior married tackle eyes coaching after football, praising teammates George Brewer and Dell Royal for supporting his standout blocks. Walker stresses a businesslike approach to the game and confirms no pro plans.
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Norman
Okla
Dee
Wade Walker
Oklahoma
All-Conquerra
Gastonia
N. C
Associated Press
Walker
George Brewer
Deell Royal
Brewer
Wade
Fromm Oklahora
Royal
Lewis
UMW
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Lewis Sand
Key Wout
Pla
Charles G. Ross
Truman
All-Out Showdown Looms With Angry Lewis Over Mine Owners
A confrontation escalates as angry Lewis contemplates an all-out clash with mine owners at his door. The looming stand-off signals a tense clash over ownership and control.
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Lewis
Houchins Case Goes to Grand Jury Today
Harald Raymond Houchins 23, convicted murderer, faces a Saline County grand jury inquiry in Memphis on charges of two robberies involving 17 dollars and a watch. He was arrested yesterday after being free on 4000 bond in Little Rock and had recently received a 11 year sentence for the slaying of Seth Reed of Clarkeville at a Little Rock hotel on November 23.
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Memphis
Harald Raymond Houchins
Sliclay County
Houchins
Little Rock
Ile
Seth Reed
Clarkeville
Bathers Sold to Two Memphis Men in Hot Springs
Hot Springs November 30. The Hot Springs Era reports sale of the Cotton States league franchise to two Memphis businessmen likely to close tonight. Frank Lane, Chicago White Sox general manager, announced the sale this morning and noted the Bathers’ working agreement with Chicago would not be affected. Lane also said the American League club will send three teams to Hot Springs for spring training.
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Hot Springs
Lion Hunt Begins in Bradley County Chronicle
A lion hunt is underway in Bradley County as George Howard notes a thrill in backing a hunter who goes on to score. Walker is highlighted for his action-filled four years at Oklahoma, conveying excitement about the ongoing hunt and the closing remarks.
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Bradley County
Broadley
George Howard
Walker
Oklahoma
Paris Man Takes Over National Guard Division
Brigadier General John B. Webb of Paris Arkansas was sworn in as commander of the Arkansas Louisiana National Guard 9th division after succeeding Brig. Gen. Elgan Robertson who retired after 44 years of service Governor McMath named Webb to the post yesterday in Little Rock The change marks a new era for the guard with Webb heading the division based in Arkansas and Louisiana and Robertson stepping down from a long career in state service.
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Little Rock
Ger
John B. Web
Paris
Ark
Artllery
Arkansas-Louisiana National Guard
Webb
Arkansas Ptach
McMath
Elgan C. Robertson
Marianna
Mrs W E Scott of Little Rock Dies in Arkansas
Mrs W E Scott of Little Rock succumbs in the city. A native of Jonesboro she taught at schools there before moving to Little Rock where she was active in music circles. She studied at Ouachita College and George Peabody College. She was educated in Jonesboro and later moved to Little Rock.
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Litthe Rock
B. Scot
Jonesboro
Ouachita —College
George Peabody College
Little Rock
Trap Set for Mountain Lion On 200 Acre Farm
Cloward trapped a mountain lion in a wooded part of his 200 acre farm near the county line Sunday. He says another trap is missing and that four different size tracks were noticed while land clearing last spring. Cloward began trapping last Saturday as hunters search for the other three lions believed to be in the area.
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Arturo Gon
Malanan
Met
Roberta
Ebfronio Stariz
Orien
Europe
Asia
State Department
Angus Worrd
Manchuria
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
Junto
Tou
jMig
Spain
CST
Cleveland
Cloward
Widow of Memphis leader dies. funeral set tomorrow
The obituary notes the death of the Arkans ton music club figure tied to the Little Rock Music Club and Coterie. It cites her husband, daughter, sister and brother Byron Morse of Blytheville among survivors, and states the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Arkans Tion
Reneral Holt Peel
Memphis
Byron Morse
Blytheville
Mother’s old time remedy for a child’s cold
A notable home remedy advertises Vicks VapoRub as the best-known soothing treatment. It claims warming and comforting the child at bedtime eases distress, with effects sometimes visible by morning. The pitch emphasizes Vicks VapoRub as the one and only product.
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Vicki VanoRub
Vicks
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