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10 Feb 1953
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1953
Page
1
Fragmented political plea foreshadows harsher election laws
A garbled, OCR damaged text discusses potential criminal penalties for election law violations under a proposed highway system reform. It references Sen Byrum, political candidates, and felony charges with fines up to 10 000 dollars, while noting prison terms and supervision provisions. It mentions convict labor and prison farming, with references to Arkansas groups and officials.
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Markets Begin to Show Life on Wall Street Amid Declines
Markets on the New York Stock Exchange show a tentative uptick around today with several major deviations and little activity in later hours. In livestock, Chicago and St. Louis markets report mixed prices with cattle and hogs moving moderately, while milk and coffee futures edge lower.
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New York
Arenda Point
Louis Livestock
Louis National
Chalea
Poultry market and New York Cotton update with mixed quotes
Readable odds and ends show wholesale poultry prices largely unchanged for coops and broilers with minor shifts in some items. New York Cotton quotes drift unsteady as traders weigh early week demand while futures hover near recent levels and market tone adjusts after Monday's activity.
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Butley
Carlota Anid
Wren
Dulles to testify on European policy before Senate panel
Amid Democratic scrutiny and Eisenhower era tension, Secretary of State Dulles is expected to appear before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee to discuss Europe and the administering of a bipartisan foreign policy. Senators sought to clarify whether the Seventh Fleet's order and possible actions against China signal a shift in strategy.
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Seventh Fleet
Odera Wiley
Gan
Orine Dradley
Sta
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China
Dullow
Dulles
Keep Reds ter from Page One mystery of Hong Kong trade
Analyzes British control in South China as crown colony Hong Kong acts as middleman port for shipments. Notes shift of inland cargo to coastal routes, with Hong Kong duties and firm connections shaping cross border movement. Includes freight terms, seed and clover pricing, and soybean mentions.
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Crown Eolony
Long Kang
South China
Hong Kong
Ogda
Hong
China
Yellow Tee
Ehlern
Nedvy
Ford Lasas
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Senate panel reviews Eisenhower policy on China blockade
Herbert Foster Washington (ULP) told senators that a major plank of the administration expansion war policy is to blockade Communist China. He described his trip with Vlad Atanydoth of Western European capital and said the discussion covered President Eisenhower's new positive policy. Senators heard a 90 minute closed session and no decision was reached on a blockade or other action.
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ULP
John Foster Peles
Yykos
Vlad Atanydoth
Geski
Senate Forum
Eisenhower
Fac Benatar
Alexander Wilgy
U. S
Dubious Fragments From Faas 689 Contain Erratic Message
Fragmentary OCR text resembling a page note or misread item titled Doubts That 4 Continued and 4ox oute Wapld vost sha ents with scattered figures and phrases. It references 2058 and President Truman in garbled form, showing unclear names and numbers amid disrupted lines.
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Truman
Buds Opening Continued From Page One
Cross County orchardists report buds swollen but susceptible to a wet freeze. Proctor warns freezing rain triggers damage. early estimates place possible crop impact by May. Growers hope for later warmth, noting past freezes harmed the 1851 crop, as apples often bloom later than peaches.
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Van Fleet to Turn Over Command in Korea
General Van Fleet, nearing the end of his 22 month Korea tenure, answers AP questions before handing over to Lt Gen Maxwell Taylor. He calls a successful offensive unlikely now, praises ROK loyalty, and notes postwar strides from Irish soldiers to modern divisions, while cautioning about no single battalion breakthrough without top command consent.
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Associated Press
Maxwell
Taylor
Korea
Yan Fleet
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Republican Leader Sees Hopeful Budget Balance 1884
Republican leader Robert A. Taft said in a radio interview he remains hopeful of balancing the budget. He avoided firm predictions for fiscal 1884 and did not commit to specific outcomes.
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Robert A. Tatt
Bat’ne
Court Action in Welfare Bill Rejected
LITTLE ROCK The House Welfare Committee rejected a proposal requiring welfare recipients to pursue court action to compel paternity support before eligibility for aid. The bill, similar to a Senate defeat, would strip assistance if a mother bore a second illegitimate child and deny aid while the child remained with the mother. The measure, tied to Guy Cherry's approval, was not identified as an administration proposal.
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Little Rock
House Welfare Committee
House
Senate
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Guy
Cherry
Call Girl's Attorney Attacks Press at Courthouse
New York dated report depicts Pat Ward aide and attorney Roland Sala accusing press coverage of distortions as he arrives with Ward. Sala denounces reporters as cruel and insists outsiders cannot accept defeat amid ongoing high-profile case coverage.
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New York
Pat Ward
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Miss Ward
Roland Sala
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Gen
Judge bars press as prosecution case unfolds
General Sessions Judge Francis Sb Valente orders courtroom access restricted during the prosecution phase. Reporters question Misa Ward as Sara breaks down, crying “Don't answer that.” She finally responds to one question, acknowledging potential distortion of her testimony.
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Francis Sb. Valente
Misa Ward
Sara
Pat
Tragic Ground Play Banned by House Resolution
The House rejected a resolution seeking an investigation into the play Tragic Ground banned in Memphis. Rep Otis Ginebaker of Ouachita County pressed the measure, insisting on its seriousness while colleagues shouted down the proposal.
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Mermphia
Otis Ginebaker
Ouechila Clanty
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