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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
1
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Nixon in Presidential Canine Allegations Spark Probe
The report outlines allegations surrounding Vice President Nixon and a Senate bloc seeking to investigate a criminal prosecution tied to a forged document dispute. It notes up to 0,000 in purported funds and hints at broader campaign tensions within the era.
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Washington
Han
Tie Whisky
Barrett cWyo
Nikon
Senate
Eather
Nixon
Paddy
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Voice Radio Shakeup In Democratic National Committee
Washington reports a personnel shakeup at the Democratic National Committee as Kenneth D Try and others lose posts in the Tabio Television Division amid a broader effort to cut costs after the party's November defeat. The changes follow a period of deficit and fundraising drives to cover expenses.
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Washington
Kenneth D Try
Voice of America
Democratic National
Frye
Tour National
Stphen A. Mitchello
Denmersts
Mobey
Texas Back in Lead in SWC Race
Texas returns atop the Southwest Conference standings after a 68 42 win over Texas A M while SMU upset Baylor 60 54. Baylor drops to second as Texas A M dances with Rice and Texas Christian eyes playoff potential amid mixed results and standout performances by Billy Powell Leroy Muesch Buzzy Bryant Johno Key and others.
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Dallas
Tex U
Texas Longhound
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas
Texas A&m
Texas Cheisting
Rice
Texas A & M
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Dec Hayes
SMU
Buzzy Bryant
Johno Key
Searm
Arch Doe
Austin
Billy Powell
Leroy Muesch
A&m
Boudreau Sees Sox as Contenders
Boston Red Sox manager Lou Boudreau predicts a youth driven team with many rookies like Agganis and Perrin, aiming for the first division while acknowledging pitching losses from Williams era and the need for a reliable shortstop and staff. He cites Leperd and Gyisgori as potential contributors amid pitching questions.
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Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Harvey
Red Sox
Elsb
Wilps
Sam
Dick Brodgwall
Baya Throneberry
Ted. Williams
St. Dick
Crach
Leperd
al Benton
Digry Troutoth
Ellis Kinder
Marv Gyisgori
Polmer Named to MVA Committes
ST. LOUIS WAh In a quick wrap up of platform resolutions Mississippi Valleys association urged Congress to adopt legislation giving offshore tidelands to the states. It asked for a one dollar appropriation for surveys and planning for development of the range water resources this year. Approval of ng fy pia en came in healing session of sth asgoniation 4, ata, r convention here. Palmer. oh Bet sprit.
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ST. Louis Wah
Congress
Palmer
Heart of Hope Radio Schedule Nightline Mockup
A dense schedule listing Mutual Network programs and local hour slots from 5:00 p.m. through 12:00 a.m. including news, music, talk, and variety shows. Notable items show Gabriel Heatter, Crime Files of Flamond, Platter Parade, Queen For A Day, and Sky King among the lineup with multiple hourly sign ons and local limelight segments.
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Mutual Network
Gabriel Heatter
Flamond
Bill Heney
Pamily
Filan Edwards
Zeb Civer
Hank Thompson
KXAR
Mutual
Wester
Robert Harleigh
Gabriel Meader
National Guard
Curt Massey
Capital
Chuck Calendar
Aymus of All Chirches
Kxar Norn
Mac McGuire
Jack Kirkwood
Preston
Sky King
Gabriel Heatler
Tite Moody
John Steel
Red & Gun Club
Frank Edwards
Eupee Orchestra
RNAR
Nand Signore
Installment Buying Bill Clears Legislature in Arkansas
In Little Rock Howse reported the installment buying bill won Senate approval and passed the House despite strong opposition. The measure, sent to Governor Cherry, would create a time price differential commission to regulate how much extra can be charged above cash price. The bill targets merchandise purchases, not loans, and faces a five day window for formal action. Supporters called it needed to clear confusion. opponents called it dangerous legislation. The House debated a separate land condemnation measure tied to irrigation, with votes showing regional splits and notable opposition from Rep Bethel and Rep Monerich. The Senate named Lomorreys to a special business committee amid other procedural moves.
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Cherry
Dapiston
Gss
Bil
Finance Firma
Senate
Mushrougbar
House
Mightion Company
Jeg
Ilaveral
Vree Growing
Meltom Jr
Goannke County
Jack Gakes
Woodruff County
Joan P. Bethel
Pray County
Peyton Monerich
Knox Kinney
St. Prancis
Van Fleet En Route to America After Korea Farewell
General James Van Fleet concludes 22 month UN command in Korea and hands over to Lt Gen Maxwell Taylor. A Tokyo farewell dinner honors a career marked by anti communist efforts. He departs via plane to fetch his long journey home.
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Tokyo
James A. Vin Fleet
Greece
Korea
Esrewell Schonars
Hetn
Sun
Math’ Clark
U.N. Par Esstern
United Nations
Si Nation
Allied Army
Maxwell Bey Taylor
Lang Syne
van Fleet
Scowl
Eyiby Ton
Puen
United Nation
Fugen
Veteran Duluth celebrates 106th birthday with visitors
Albert Wonlson, one of two surviving veterans of the Union Army Artillery, marks age 106 in Duluth. The popular figure greets guests at his home near the aerialife bridge area, receiving dignified welcomes as he recalls the past and recites a line from After the Ball.
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Mion
Albert
Wonlson
Gahisi
Union Arty
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