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A読er notes debate at a dinner party on whether men or women are more trustworthy. A woman asserts she can keep secrets, citing keeping age private since 217. A tracks magazine fragment references a letter opposing compulsory smallpox vaccination and urging support for Senate Bill No 90. The writer defends medical science over anti vaccination views.
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Tracks Magazine
L. C. Packard
Eria B. Packard
Fort Smith
Essler Department
Tam
Biuumant
Taylor Arrives in Korea to Take Over Command
Lt Gen Maxwell Taylor landed in Seoul to assume command of the U S Eighth Army. He predicted strong American support for any reasonable Korean solution and planned final preparations before replacing Gen James Van Fleet. He met South Korean President Syngman Rhee and was presented a key to the city.
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Kendrick Seoul
Korea
Maxwell Taylor
U.S. Eighth Army
Eisenhower
Taylor
Mark Clark
U.N. Par East
James A. van Fleet
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Tope Chamber Names Retail Division Heads News
Chairman Harrell Hall of the Tope Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee announced division heads across the retail sector. Names include Dewey Baker grocery department, Agron Tollett department stores, Corbin Mosier shoes, Cordis Drake restaurants, Claud Byrd jewelry, Joe Hawkins furniture hardware, Kinard Young auto dealers, L. B. Tooley radio and newspaper, Hervey Hall appliance stores, A. E. Shuster feed and seed, Andy Andrews insurance, G. Nunn Jr professional, with Ted Tarpley service stations among others. Hall urges regular attendance at weekly Merchant's Breakfast.
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Harrell Hall
The
Tope Chamber of ‘Commerce
Dewey Baker
Agron Tollett
Corbin Mosier
Miss. Beryl
L. B. Tooley
Jess Davis
Hervey Hall
A. E
Shuster
Andy Andrews
G. ¥. Nunn, Jr
Hall
Naval Blockade Next Step in Eisenhower Plan
Washington sources say the next move in Eisenhower’s Korea strategy may be a naval blockade of Communist China. The plan would pressure Reds by cutting war materials arriving by sea and urges Chiang Kai Shek’s forces on Formosa to divert troops from Korea, despite likely Allied opposition.
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Charles Corday
Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
Tng
Chiang Kai Shek
Formosa
Korea
Britalin
Communist
China
Free World
Europe Fears Change in Korea War
Paris editorials decry Eisenhower moves lifting protection for the Seventh Fleet off China and fear it could widen the conflict in Indochina. In Turkey the press supports the decision as possibly shortening the Korea War while Britain voices misgivings through Eden and Dulles talks loom in London.
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Europe
Korea
Paris
Lisenhowters
Seventh Fleet
China
Indochina
Turkey
Britain
America
Eisenhower
Voiding Pacts for Fast Action on Secret Rews
Congress ponders Eisenhower plan to repudiate secret understandings with foreign governments to prevent enslavement of peoples. Senator Taft backs swift action on a resolution aligning with the president’s call for no commitments, likely referencing past Yalta concessions.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Formosa
Red China
Sen. Taft
Ohio
State of the Union
Tait
Yalta
U. S
Britain
Russia
Pacific
w.Truman
State Department
Peel Blic
Criwig
Severance Tax Increase Draws Disapproval in Arkansas House
A bill to raise Arkansas severance taxes to fund welfare programs drew disapproval in the House Revenue and Taxation Committee. The measure would require relatives to support indigent kin and compel reporting of real estate to the state. Other bills sought to reform welfare board membership, raise county board seats, and tighten liquor licenses. The session included advocates and opponents from the oil industry and health officials on related tax and public welfare issues.
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Little Rock
Bill du
Cherry
State Welfare Department
Chancery Court
Arkansas
Ah Osure
Tie
County Welfare Board
General Assembly
House
Lostry and Turks Commission
C. Bailey
BE Dorada
Je Siate Bit and and Gas Commission
State Board of Health
House Labor Committee
AFL Moves to Purge Waterfront Racketeers
AFL executives order the longshoremen's union to weed out rackets and gangsters amid doubt over Joseph P. Ryan's ability to cleanse the New York and New Jersey waterfront. A faction within New York leaders rejects any phony reform from current ILA bosses before the fall convention.
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Rowland Nsir
Miami Beach
AFL Executive Council II
Langehoremen’s
AFL
APL
Joseph P. Ryan
New York
Jersey
International Longshoremen's Association
Local Breeders Show at Fort Worth Fat Stock Sale
Two Hempstead County Hereford breeders were consignors to the Southwestern Hereford sale at Fort Worth. The sale featured 298 selected Herefords from the southwest United States. Brannan Spencer Hereford Farm listed multiple lots and locals Ned Ray Purtle James Robert Fuller and Dick Haydon assisted Brannan in Hope at the Fort Worth sale.
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Hempstead County
Fort Worth
United States
Brannan-Spencer Hereford Farm
Larry Lad
Ned Purtle
Hope
Blanchard Dom
Johnny Brannan
Brannan- Spencer
Hereford
City Auto Tag Sales Rise in Hope and Hempstead County
Revenue office reports 359 to 400 more state license plates issued this year, bringing total to about 2,800 compared with 2,500 last year. City tag sales also up, with Treasurer Charles Reynerson noting at least 50 more tags sold to date than in 1952.
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Hope
Hempstead
Don Parker
Charles Reynerson
Bill to Limit Campaign Expenses in Arkansas
SenJames D Johnson plans a bill to cap gubernatorial campaign spending at 10 times the governor’s salary, or $100,000, arguing it would curb excessive expenditures. Former Gov Sid McMath spent about $225,000 in 1948 and 1950 campaigns, highlighting the proposal’s context as legislators move toward possible curbs.
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Ray Stephens
Himtt
Fraiers Cherry
James D. Johnson
Chessett
Loday
Sid McMath
Btill
Arkansas Supreme
Variety of bills and incidents ripple Arkansas politics and world events
Items from Little Rock report a house vote on a jail escape bill. a plastic surgery glimpse by Dr Robert Frandyn. a proposed motor vehicle tax update. University of Arkansas medical benefits plan. Newport death of Grace Pearl Bowlby. a residency definition bill in Garland County. Indomitable carrier explosion off Malta injuring crew. New York conspiracy judges sentence thirteen Camulet readers to three years.
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Little Rock
Howse
Roy Clinton
Garland County
Rep. Barrett Urges Quick Pass of Tax Cut Bill
Washington report notes Representative Barrett seeks swift approval of his plan to cut income taxes and reiterates the measure does not raise other taxes. The article continues on page four with further remarks and reaction from colleagues.
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Charles F. Barret
Washington
A Weekend Misadventure Among Relatives
HAL BOYLE writes of a suburban weekend with two godchildren, Nina and Zona. A kitchen mishap with a cat leads to a family lesson on discipline. Nina apologizes, receives a gentle rebuke, and later adjusts to the moral moment as the clock ticks toward 8:45 PM. The scene unfolds with humor and quiet family warmth.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Nina
Zona
Jet
Helen
Carder
George
Grandma
Death Toll in European Floods Surges to 1527
In a grim update authorities warn the European floods have claimed 1,527 lives and rescuers race to reach isolated towns. The disaster stretches across multiple countries with widespread damage and urgent relief efforts underway.
Allies Break Through Chinese Line In Three-Hour Assault
Koron UP says American infantry backed by artillery and planes mauled two Communist fortresses on the Wrel arn front in three hours of assault before withdrawing. Front-line observers call the action a coordinated, successful raid with heavy casualties reported for the China forces. Earlier battles near South Korea’s wast-central region involved North Koreans briefly striking before retreat by ROK forces aided by Allied nettery. The UN attack followed 11 hours of heavy bombarded artillery on twin hills named UN-Gale.
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Shoul
Koron
Wrelarn
Alresround Vaid
Soreung
Soreung Elumrpud Info Uy Ny
Deetor
Kordan Unis Fox
U. N
Eisenhower Faces Major Chiang Aid Decision
President Eisenhower weighs U S support for Chiang Kai-shek as he seeks raids on the Chinese mainland. The administration debates whether to back Chiang with forces and naval protection while he pursues potential invasion plans, amid concerns over broader Sino-American conflict.
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John M. Highower
Formosa
Eisenhower
Wisenhower
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Jin
Ghinera
Duligg Fg
Pelp
Maguet
Dithereha
Nation Greemen
Thase
Arkansas House Withdraws Tax Bill on Unequal Label
A bill to tax Unehelurs and other items was withdrawn in the Arkansas House yesterday. Representative Joined Byle of Conway County stated the measure would not receive approval, and the chamber moved on without advancing the proposal.
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Little Rock
Apongol
Conway Couy
Dade
Leoduvid
Youth Held for $30,000 Bank Holdup
A 21 year old from Peach Orchard Arkansas was arrested in connection with a $44,000 bank holdup on December 23. Police say a paper found on his person identified him. he allegedly had a .22 caliber pistol and ammunition. He spent weeks at a tourist cabin with a 1 year old girl from Tenton Mo. The case remains under interrogation.
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ST. Houis
Ofivers
Janes
Felica
Jones
Tenton
Tod
Tucker
Avice
Niece of Local Man Drowns in British Flood
Nashville residents await official confirmation of a reported drowning in Britain. Mrs. Mary Myrick says relatives of Sgt James Richardson informed her his wife Mose Evelyn Richfordon and two children James Allen and Joe Nell were swept away in the Great Beltain storm while Richardson served with the Atlantic Bomb Squadron, 47th Bar Group, on the coast of England. The mother has not received notification or official word.
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Nashville
Great Beltain
Mary Myvlck
James Richardson
Richardson
England
Gaylog
Mose Evelyn
Richwdgon
James Allen
Joe Nell
Mrchardson
Oslo
Atlic
Hay
David Hamilton
Texarkana
Thomas L. Compton
Hope City
Two Accidents Reported in Hope City with Minor Damage
Two vehicle incidents were investigated by Hope City's Police Department with minimal damage. One collision occurred in the 809 block of South Main, involving Mrs Pete Laster and Donald Henry of Des Moines Iowa. The other involved Corn Button and another driver, with slight damage noted.
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Ulita
Hope Citys
Mes
Pete Laster
Donald
Ay. Henry
Dot Moines
Towa
South Main
Corna
Button
Rete
Officials Say Final Tall May Be 2,000
Amsterdam reports estimated 2,000 deaths in Holland as storm and flood damage devastates coastal regions. Water breach and sea wall failures caused widespread destruction across cities. Dutch authorities tally casualties while Britain and other nations coordinate aid for survivors and displaced families.
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Amsterdam
Holland
England
Willem Drees
Meleken
Weal de Hood
Biglund
Antivai Faimily
Bratch
Sprlig
Logaly Hanh
Tada
Amovicns
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