State Police Drivers Licenses Debate Grips Arkansas House
The Arkansas House debates a bill to create a separate state police directing a drivers licenses division. Proponents argue it would curb unsafe driving and reduce highway deaths, while critics urge court review of police actions and warn of overreach. The piece compares Pennsylvania’s harsher, routine license suspensions to Arkansas’s current approach, urging vigilant public safety balanced with due process.
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Teun Gilleugh
Qin
Wbout
State Police
Dirigen
Anil
Tinuhes
Wwe
Lee Chiems
Santa Aneneetalin
Poltigny
Vale of
Leer House
Flep
Seba
Linndius
Ura
Revue Huenses
Qolekak
Arkansaa
Aryself
Ilias
Arkansas
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Armorica
Pennsylvania
Peonsylvania
Ind
Hhunks
Dan White
Armor vest production to shield civilians and workers
Armor Speelshites Corp tied to L. W. Poster Sportswear disclosed production of a lightweight armored vest named Icey for civilians, guards, and police, following earlier Marine use. The firm, based in Philadelphia, is the only producer marketing this equipment after fabricating Marine vests.
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Lee Linder
Philadelphia
Korea
Armor Speelshites Corp
L. W. Poster Sportswear, Inc
Phileeiptia
Ib Aas
Foster
Agreement Ends Work Stoppage At Naval Depot
Camden report states an agreement ending a work stoppage at the Naval Ammunition Depot near Camden was reached by NAD command and Capt H. S. Haghiy with 70 workers who quit last Wednesday to return to work Monday Details of the dispute were not disclosed Stolen gems found in New York jewelry valued at 18000 returned to socialite Brenda Frazier at Park Avenue apartment following a September robbery
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Camden
Naval
Here
NAD
H.” S. Haghiy
New York
Brenda Frazier Ke
Park’ Avenue
Ike Secret Aid Plan to Chiang Faces Senate Scrutiny
United States officials deflect questions on aid to Chiang Kai-shek while senators challenge the administration’s Asia policy. Claimed may signal to Soviet and Chinese Communist leaders what the United States intends to do, as discussions on a potential China blockade stir debate in the United Nations and among allied governments.
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Jack Bell
U. S
Verally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Midk
Shire
Dulles Juliens
Murapes
Sobel
Sean
Newdurer
Elsen Lawer
Eniairy
Soviet Union
Polping
Alyxander Smith
Sail Dalles
United Nations
Eisenhower
China
Britol
Ines
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
United States Pacific Fleet’ Commandt
Washington
London
Unified Command
U.S
U. N
Sanity Tests Ordered for Dierks Woman
Texarkana report states Opal Simmington, a 40 year old central figure in a $285,000 Bank of Dierks shortage, was ordered by Federal Judge Henry Lemley to a 50 day commitment at the U S Public Health Service hospital in Fort Worth. Her lawyer Boyd Tackett said he would produce her today while she remains in custody on a $7,500 bond during the investigation.
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Texarkana
Opal Simmington
Bank of Dierks
Hany Lemley
Simmington
U. S. Public Health Service
Tort Worth
Tex
Boyd Tackett
Stimmington
Soma
Prilnt
Pilkinton to Teach Sunday School Class at First Methodist
Chancery Judge James H Pilkinton will teach the Jett B Graves Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church Sunday.
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Pilkinton
James H. Pilkinton
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
UDC to Sponsor Essay Contest for Students
The Ackansas Division United Oangers of Confederacy sponsors an annual essay contest for Hempstead high and junior high students with cash prizes ranging from 6 to 12.50 dollars. Topics include The Student Soldier of the Confederacy and Our Southern Statesman. Submissions must be 800 to 1800 words and supervised by a local chapter historian.
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Ackansas
United Oangers of Confederacy
Eah Test Bad
Jigilor High School
Hempstead
Clglbiv
Clira Lowthorpe
Auphomores
Junioe High School
Roy Oy
Sidney Lanier
Historie Churche
Bey
Nathan Bruford
American Jets Sink Four Red Planes In Korea Duel
American Sabrejets engaged Crnjinunis Mehlers over northwest Korea in a wingtip duel and shot down four Communist MIGs this month according to the Area Force. Capt. Ryland Dewey Aurora Cole and 1st Lt. Merlan E. Ricker of Burlington were credited.
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Robert Udice
Seoul
Korea
Crnjinunis
Ryland
Dewey Aurora
Cole
Merlan E. Ricker
Official Is Called in by McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy mocks Humelsine deputy under secretary of state for questioning in a spreading State Department inquiry. Missing documents from security files and personnel records alarm the panel led by McCarthy with Mundt vowing to summon Dean Acheson if needed. No hearing date set for Humelsine.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen. McCevihy
R-Wis
Carlisle Humelsine
State Department
Humalsine
Department
Securi,ty
Special Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Poyes
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Dean Acheson
Humelsbné
Acheson
Mundt
Huelsine
Clock Outtlives the Company Clock Outtlives the Clock
An ageless clock, bought in 1880 by Mrs. J. E. Boone’s uncle, has outlived its maker the Ansonia Clock Company of New York. In 1920 a repair request prompted a reply stating the company had been out of business 76 years.
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J. E. Boone
Ouachita College Student Plays Pinball in Arcad e
An 18 year old Ouachita College student inserted a nickel into a pinball machine and began playing. The incident occurred at a local arcade with no injuries reported.
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Arkadelphia, Aup
Ouachita College
Esa
State May Go Back to Toll Bridges
A bill in the Senate would authorize the Highway Commission to build operate and join toll bridges within the state or with other states aiming to resurface toll bridge operations. The measure centers on a bridge near the Mississippi River at Helena with broader implications for interstate projects. The House showed likely approval of toll bridge expansion as amendments were rejected.
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Little Rock
Avisdasas
Buck
Highway Commission
Shde
United States
Jorid- Bex
Hill
Mississippi River
Helena
EQWIN
Washington
Congress
Senate
McClellan
Plana
Court Reporter Bill Is Signed Into Law
House bill 346 by Rowlette and Hallo becomes law authorizing the Sixth Chancery District to appoint an official court reporter at a salary of 8000 dollars per year. Affects Miller Hempstead Clark Negade Lite Howard Pike Polk Bevies and other counties.
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Rowlette
Miller
Hallo
Sevier
Sixth Chancery
Wic
Arantus
Crapluy Aire
Miller, Hempstead
Clark, Negade
Lite
Howard, Pike, Polk
Bevies
Automobile Burns Near Shover Springs
Automobile owned by Dayle Vlouwers, Tunner-Ivory Kindle worker, daughter fre and completel y burned near Shover Springs. State investigators Ward and Rowing pulled Mowers were driving when they smelled ginoka and stopped. The fire was so large the vehicle wouldn’t be pulled out. logs were burned.
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Dayle Vlouwers
Give Up Day proposed to ease the human burden
HAL BOYLE argues that people toil over daily vanity and self image. He suggests a personal Give Up Day when none strive to look younger or perfect. Men and women would stay in comfortable outfits, avoid grooming, and simply rest, accepting aging as part of life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Aelyas
Beng
Thei
Dulles Seeks European Unity Amid Defense Talks
Secretary of State Dulles and Foreign Minister Stassen tour West European capitals to build support for a European Defense Community. They meet Belgian leaders and discuss a united front against postwar threats, with emphasis on rapid progress and plans to brief Eisenhower and Congress. The trip follows the North Sea flood damage and prompts calls for aid and coordinated defense.
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Arrolvedt
Detalum
Mixenhower
Plabe
Harald Stasaui
Holland
Danuers
Foren
Paul van Zeeland
U.S
Amt Kissilay Myron
T. Cowen
Liutenant
Wolland
Dulles
Stussen
Murs
Rome
Paris
London
Dent
Hague
Tuaxembours
Washington
Netherlands
Wavelk
Wisenhower
U. S
France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Dulch
Astaly
Amaterdam Pendnaper Trouw
Mollund
Judge Howard to Hear Sales Tax Case
Judge Howard will hear a sales tax case in Hempstead Chancery Court with Dorsey McRae and Judge Wesley Monardé presiding after Judge A. Pilkinton disqualified himself. The case, transferred to the Fifteenth Division docket, is set for trial in Hope on March 30, 1954, after adjournment of the Legislature.
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Jaros A. Pilkinton
Hope
Arkangag
Dorsey McRae
Hempstend
Gould
Howard
Tela
McRaa
Ate Terney
C.crow
Isa
Ata
Haa Ba
Legislaturg
Camera Club Organized in Hope
A city ballot meeting last night formed the Hope Camera Club with Steve Bader as president and Jon Tinnking as vice president. Mrs J W Smith serves as secretary treasurer. monthly meetings are set for Wednesday nights. The next meeting is scheduled for February 10 at an announced site, inviting all interested persons.
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City Bal
Reds Stop All Letter Writing to UN Camps
UN postal officers report North Korean and Chinese authorities halted mail to Allied prisoners in Korea. From Dec 4 1951 to July no mail reached UN-held prisoners, while about 230,000 letters were delivered to Communist prisoners and 62,000 from UN prisoners to families. Censors determine whether mail is from Allied prisoners or relatives.
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Tuockman
Panmunjom
Korea
R— U.N. Poutol
Thera
Milewra
Dolivary
Kole Island
Redd
Aled
Pragners
Pasrol
Jim
U.N
Ta’ Alitad' Pernonera
Anmpa
Theiy Famillag
Edwin
Bory
Thuntington
W.-Va
Ofticey
Psa Sheng Ode Odrg Romad
Apa Ans Patou Coimand
The
U, N
Pemacks
Ale Ned
Berry
United Nations Command
U. N
North Korea
China
Koje
Chaju
Chinese
Mainnland
Mada
Priyonara
Mali
United Nations
Bos Grod
Tvoa
Chinesa’ Pappio
Polsing
Legislature at a Glance plays out in brief
The article itemizes housing bills, toll road construction by the highway commission, and the establishment of a merit system council. It notes measures to expedite action and mentions bill numbers and a price reference, with lingering garbled OCR text. Strong entities include the highway commission and merit system council.
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Billa
Wiphway Commission
Vote of Confidence Shifts Overhaul Plan Gain
The article reports a tense session as Congress debates broad power overhauls. A vote of confidence was pressed, with supporters touting promised government streamlining and opposition raising procedural concerns about house and senate majorities.
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Washington officials announced plans for a new broadcasting project amid a hearing on the multi station venture. The proposal includes funding and regulatory steps, with emphasis on expanding local access and technical collaboration.
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