Arison operations probe aims to chart future ideals
Leaders address common challenges and shared goals as they map a path forward. The discussion centers on clarity of purpose, recognizing problems ahead, and aligning actions with core ideals to build consensus and progress.
Fragmentary report on a tragedy and rescue efforts
The torn OCR snippet alludes to a tragedy involving a one year old survivor at Mercy Hospital. It mentions a father William and other survivors in another hospital. Telegrams request aid and Christmas wishes, with references to the Lionel company and a relief effort being established.
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Christmas Week Events Across Local Churches and Parties
Local church groups schedule Bible studies and services Wednesday through Friday including First Christian Church First Presbyterian and Church of Christ activities. Wedding for Cravens Bemis set Friday. bridesmaids luncheon planned. Christmas tree program at Presbyterian Church Saturday. PTA meeting hosted by Rev Wagner as speaker.
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Malvern Woman 72 Dies in House Fire
Five violent Arkansas deaths reported from fires and crashes last week include Vera Hardiston 68 struck by a freight train near North Lime Rock, Ernie Charles Rowland 69 from Pine Bluff in a railroad collision, ten month old Johnnie Snow in a Jonesboro house fire, Juanita Johnson 12 in El Dorado fire, and Grover E Thompson 69 injured in West Memphis crash who died in Memphis hospital S. The Malvern report notes Mrs Minnie Taylor 72 rescued from a burning roof collapse and dies of burns.
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Stuttgart Phone Rate Hearing Set for Dec
Arkansas Public Service Commission set Dec 28 for a hearing on Southwestern State Telephone Company’s Stuttgart exchange rate increase. The company seeks about 25000 dollars more annually. current rates are already collected under bond.
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Gambling in Arkansas Irks Memphis
Memphis authorities reopen feud with Arkansas and Mississippi over illegal gambling. Commissioner Claude Armour cites President Truman and demands action to stop gamblers spilling into Memphis from northern Mississippi eastern Arkansas and Tipton County Tennessee. Police say the crackdown continues despite long-standing pressure.
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Soldier Killed in Grade Crossing Crash Near Gastonia
Staff Sergeant Jer died at a Gastonia hospital after a car collided with a Southern Railway passenger train at Arlington crossing two miles west of Gastonia. His wife was critically injured and two children, Charles Jr and Gloria, were hurt during a Christmas trip to Rosston Arkansas.
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199 Casualties Being Treated at Spa Hospital
The number of Korean War casualties under treatment at the Army and Navy General Hospital rose to 199 today with four more wounded soldiers arriving. Sgt Sam L. Richardson Belvue Heights Alabama Sgt tc Mitord Cleckley Claton Alabama Pfc Cecil R Owens Morriston Arkansas Master Sgt Billy L. Brinkley Vian Oklahoma all arrived yesterday with leg or arm wounds and were not in critical condition.
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Capitalism and World War II legacy in U S national life
A postwar reflection on the U S economy highlights a national debt of about 257 billion dollars with income near 90 percent of the debt. It praises the free enterprise system for high employment, strong corporate earnings, farmer equity, home ownership, and broad social welfare programs while noting rising education funding and church participation as signs of democratic capitalistic vitality.
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