Debate at Norfolk prison pits convicts against Oxford scholars
A Massachusetts prison hosts an Oxford University debate with British visitors Richard Taverne and William Rees-Mogg arguing for free national health care. Four hundred convicts listen as the judges and speakers, including former Rhode Island Gov William Flynn and Harvard Law’s Erwin Griswold, weigh education, rehabilitation, and the value of self taught learning.
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Oxford
Hope Man to Manage Morrilton Theater
Jack Bundy of Hope has been named manager of Males Theaters in Morrilton. He has served as assistant manager to Remmel Young, who runs the company’s theaters at Fort Smith, for several years.
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Hungary to Try American Fliers as Spies
The Associated Press reports four American airmen face communist Hungary's court for alleged espionage after their C 47 was forced down over Hungary on a flight from Erding to Belgrade with embassy supplies. Captains Swift Henderson and James Duff, plus Sgt Elam and Tech Sgt Dutt, face harsh fates as families express shock and grief amid Christmas plans disrupted.
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Yule Program at Baptist Church by Firstupinity Choir
The Firstupinity Church choir directed by Miss Norma Jean Archer presents a Christmas program The Music of Christmas Sunday at 7 30 pm with Mrs H A Sprwins at the organ and M Basil York at the piano The program lists a series of choirs solos and choruses including Holy Night Christmas Fantasy and The Living Sea ending with a Benediction by the pastor and a Benediction Response by the choir
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Ira B. Wilson
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Thalia Chism
Jesus’ — Chow
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Jack Hervey
Walter Bobo 71 Dies at Home Near Spring Hill
Walter Bobo of Hempstead aged 71 died early today at his home near Spring Hill. He is survived by his widow three daughters Mrs Tracy Clark Mrs Quinton Cox of Hope and Mrs Bob Bresser of Caney Main one son Troy Bobo of Hope. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm Sunday at Bethlehem Church burial at Holly Springs.
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Spring Hill
Tracy Clark
Quinton Cox
Hope
Bob Bresser
Caney, Main
Troy Bobo
Bethlehem Church
Buringalhe
Holly Springs
Kefauver Weighs Democratic Nomination Decision
Senate committee head Kefauver said he will likely decide early next year whether to seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Republicans opened a campaign office for Eisenhower in Washington, with Duff suggesting Ike will run if circumstances suit. Kefauver noted Eisenhower’s bid will not influence his own decision to stay in or exit the race.
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J W Rateliff Native of Hempstead Dies in Lewisville
J W Rateliff native of Hempstead died Thursday at his Lewisville home. Survived by wife Mel Huth Ratenis a daughter M Prank Tunage of Garland five sons J W Gentry Aubrey all of Lewisville Citis of U S Army and John Dale in the service. Four brothers Lum and Bill of Hope Andrew of Okla Norm Sir Lonnie of Texarkana four sisters Mrs Valley Earick Mrs Arthur Fuller Mrs Robert Sexton and Mrs Clifton Whitten. Funeral at 2 Sunday at New Hope Church near Putmus with Rev James Sampson of Lewisville.
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Robert Sexton
Les Port
Texas
Clifton Whitten
Camden
Janes Sampson
New Hope Church
Putmus
Arkansas Prisoners Reach 68 With New Additions
The Defense Department lists 68 confirmed prisoners of war from Arkansas. Added to yesterday’s list are Lt James L Stone of the 1st Cavalry Division, son of S L Stone of Pine Bluff and Mrs Idell Walker of Hot Springs. Stone is reported to be held at Pyok-Dong.
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Maid Testifies Tallulah Hired Escorts
A former maid testifies that Tallulah Bankhead hired escorts and that she helped cover expenses for Langford. She admits raising 26 checks and says 13 reimbursed advances to Langford while Bankhead allegedly directed the actions. The trial, adjourned to Wednesday, follows Bankhead denying the accusations.
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Langford
Watermelon Pulled Friday By W H Rateliff
A short, fragmented local notice mentions W H Rateliff in connection with a watermelon pulling event on Friday. The readable text hints at a volunteer effort and a community activity near a place name resembling Congo variety. Core details remain unclear due to damage.
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W. H. Rateliff
Assessment Mark is 20 Per Cent
Little Rock reports that the 20 percent assessment will set the standard for property valuation. The Arkansas Public Service Commission approved the mark as a uniform standard, guiding taxes on real and personal property. The change follows last year’s rise in the previous commission’s rate, aligning with state tax duties.
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Dream Barges as Affordable Homes in Amsterdam Amid Shortage
Amsterdam faces a housing crisis as population doubles in forty years and wars slowed building. Barges offer cheaper, tax friendly living with berths costing a few cents daily, though many couples still find them expensive. cooperatives rise to ease the shortage while officials report crowded single rooms and multi family squats in the city.
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Take a Tip From Boyle and Marry the Girl This Christmas
Hal Boyle reflects on Christmas as a time when women feel value and urges men to marry their partners during the season. He argues marriage at Christmas shapes a man’s view of the holiday for life, noting women’s gratitude and men’s postmarital doubt, and ends with the reminder that a wife will never forget a Christmas marriage proposal.
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Price hikes on cars spark industry price ceiling talk
A broad increase proposal targets automobile prices with a 5 percent treen in cost and new caps across models. The plan, discussed by industry groups, names Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, Dodge and Pontiac with specific raises per car type and variant. Public reaction ranges from cautious approval to concern over affordability.
Mrs Nichols Dies at 68 in Thapate Area
Mrs Nichols aged 68 died last night at her home near Thapate. She leaves four daughters including Mya Hunt of Spring WU and Verna Lown of Shreveport, plus four sons Ward Howard Duncan and Bob Nichols. Funeral at Herndon Cornelius Chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. burial at Rivening Shade.
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Rivening Shade
Doings of a Seafarer who Seeds Hope Worldwide
Los Angeles reports on Mosier a merchant marine officer who distributes M cent seed packets to needy families in five countries. Since last June he has handed out 15000 packets after learning a starving Indian farmer lacks seeds. The seeds led to crops in Korea India Greece Israel and Morocco showing early success.
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India
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Morocco
Identification of Prisoners Complete
Washington December 22 The Panligent Casualty Section lists 4 108 Austrians and others as prisoners of war in Korea. Recheck underway after a four day break. Tokyo and Ridgway HQ asked to review discrepancies including missing names and order of battle. Official caution on POW lists and incomplete records noted, with United Nations scrutiny on unrecorded U S soldiers.
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Actress seeks alimony from affluent Mexico City importer
Sun Angeles reports Burnu Acquaintetta seeks one thousand dollars a month support from Lucian Baychuk for their five year old son Sergio. In a sultry yesterday affidavit she warns Baychuk not to remove the boy from California. Acquaintetta is tied to artist Henry Clive. She previously sued Baychuk for divorce three years ago but the court ruled they were never officially divorced.
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MOP Cancels McGehee Service Train Route
Arkansas Public Service Commission approves Missouri Pacific Railroad cancellation of the daily passenger train between McGehee Arkansas and the Louisiana Line. McPae told the commission it incurred 15058 dollars on the gun in the first 10 months of the year.
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Traffic Death Toll Climbs in Arkansas History
Arkansas road tragedy tallies show over 2,000 fatalities since the auto era began. State Police report 8,074 known deaths on highways to date, with 1918 recording 37 and a peak year of 509 in 19—. Recent counts total 406 motor vehicle deaths to date with 10 days left in the year, Little Rock reports.
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Planes and Ships Hit Chinese Supply Lines in Korea
United Nations forces and Korean troops pressed a broad assault against Communist supply lines in Korea. The U N Eighth Army reported 207 Reds killed and multiple aircraft losses as air and ground raids targeted fronts from Namhae to Manchuria, with United Nations planes shot down and several MIGs damaged.
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Empire State Building Sale Disclosed Amid Financier Links
A chaotic summary details a disputed sale of the Empire State Building involving multiple financiers and executives. Names include Roger L. and Alfred W. Gil, with ties to Detroit Chicago and Beach, California. stakes cited reach into hundreds of millions, with federal investigators noted in the vault and bank dealings.
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Special Leaves for 71 Sailors Reported by Board
A wartime notice states 71 sailors receive special leaves as action to aid morale. Officials denote holidays and scheduled rest periods, with arrangements verified by naval authorities. The record highlights shipboard relief measures and anticipated return dates.
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