Detective Story at Saenger A Grim Police Chamber Drama
A review extols the film Detectives story in a single set at the police station with Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker. It praises Wyler's adaptation of Sidney Kingsley and notes its stark, fast pace, violence, and adult appeal. Also included is a Arkansas farm land value bulletin showing price rises and manageable mortgage debt despite inflation.
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Saenger
Sidney Kingsley
William Wyler
Fiy
McLeod
Kirk Douglas
Mary
Eleanor Parker
Brody
William Bendix
Arkansas
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Arkansas
Bullettin 517
Body Recovered From Lake Hamilton In Drowning
The body of 33 year old Jack Holland of Hot Springs was recovered from Lake Hamilton after a boating accident last Tuesday. A searching party found his body Saturday, confirming the drowning incident. Rupert C. Robertson of Little Rock was named president of the Arkansas State Council of Machinists at the group’s quarterly meeting, with R. Hayden of El Dorado named vice president and W. C. Harris of Little Rock named secretary. The Arkansas Crop Reporting Service reports a January record in cattle numbers and value on Arkansas farms, up 12 percent from last year.
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Hot Springs
Jack Holland
Lake Hamilton
Little Rock
Rupert C. Robertson
Arkanta State Council of Machinists
J. H. Turley
Pire Bluff
R. Hayden
el Dorado
W. C. Harris Lille Rock
Gattle
Arkansas Crop Reporting Service
Arkansas
Merkets By Tus Assos Bi Marck
Fragmented OCR note mentions associations and marks but lacks clear events or names to confirm a factual item. Summary cannot determine key entities or outcomes from the readable text.
McClellan Heads Opposition to Truman Plan
Washington reports growing Senate opposition to President Truman’s plan to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau. Sen McClellan says testimony is unsatisfactory and Sen George may oppose. plan would abolish collectors and create 25 district commissioners, with civil service for all but the top official.
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Washington
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Expenditures Committee
Sen
George
D-Ga
Hhis
Capitol
House
Finance Committee
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Arkansas
The
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Bureau
Civil Service
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Missing in Action Lt Charles H Price KT Korea
Lt Charles H Price 23 son of Mr and Mrs Harley Price Buckner Rt 1 is missing in action in Korea. He graduated Hope High School in 1947 and Southern State College. He lived in Karen on December 17 1951 and was reported missing by the Air Corps exactly two months later.
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Charles H. Price
Harley Price
Buckner Rt. 1
Korea
Price
Hope High School
Southern State College
Karen
Air Corps
Father of Hope Man Succumbs in New Jersey
Roselle Park, N J Eliott c Dill 77 former controller of purchases for the National Lead Company died Saturday Feb 16 He was a native of Phillips Me He is survived by his wife and four sons including Donald FR Dill of Hope Ark Funeral services will be at Ros elle Monday Burial will be at Augusta Me Wednesday
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Roselle Park
N. J
Eliott c. Dill
National Lead Company
Phillips
Donald FR
Dill
Hope
Ark
Roselle
Augusta
Car Stolen But Found Later
An auto owned by E. F. Wren of Hope was stolen from in front of a store on Front Street Saturday. Officers were notified and the car was found abandoned at Fair Park a few hours later.
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E. F. Wren
Hope
Front Street
Fair Park
DeMoloy to Meet Confer Degrees
The Hope Ventality Chapter will meet tonight at 7 30 in the lodge hall. Several degrees will be conferred. Members are urged to be present and Master Masons are requested to attend.
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Hope Ventality
Lode Hall
Dillard Advanced to Superintendent of Scott Stores
Milton J. Dillard, longtime manager of the Hope Scott Store, is advanced to superintendent of all Scott Stores in Arkansas and Texas. He will keep Hope as his home and recently resigned as commander of the local American Legion post after serving on the Khwanis Club board. E. A. Kedew becomes local store manager, residing at 801 South Main Street.
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Milton J. Dillard
Hope Scott
Scott
Arkansas
Texas
Dillard
Hope
Khwanis Club
American Legion Post
E. A. Kedew
B01
South Main Street
Hope Chamber of Commerce Forms Numerous Committees
The Hope Chamber of Commerce announced committees led by Ray Gawrenence and president Ben Owen. Chairs include Hospital Frank McLarty, New Industry Ray Luck, Present Industry Jack Cleary, and Public Relations Kenneth Ambrose, among many others across health, industry, education, public affairs, and member services with numerous members listed.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Ray Gawrenece
Ben Owen
Frank McLarty
Albert Graves
W. W. White
Lyle Brown
Mike Kelly
Hempstead County Medical Association
Ray Luck
Bob Turner
Herbert Stephens
J. J. Lichblong
Roy Craine
Norman Moore
Tom Hays
Ray McDowell
Jack Cleary
Claud Tillery
Frank King
Aubrey Allbritton
Billy Duckett
Martin Gehling
Charles Thomas
Ernest O'Neal
Fred Gresh
John Vesey
Tolbert Fields
F. C. Crow
Kenneth Ambrose
Roy Anderson
Beryl Henry
Basil York
Henry Haynes
Teddy Jones
Sue Sommerville
Rosa Harrie
Rogers
Jud Martindale
Walter Sims
John Barrow
Sam Strong
Luther Holloman
Dale Jones
George Wright
Earth Archer
David Griffin
Bob Carroll
D. M. Floyd
Mr. Miller
Earl White
Ray Turner
Buddy Evans
Albert Page
Fred Gresham
Alex Washburn
Vincent Foster
L. B. Tooley
Guy Basye
Ralph Rothman
Grover Thompson
Sid McMath
Dorsey McRan Js
Buddy Mhoon
J. C. Atchley
A. E. Stonequist
J. B. Moore
C. V. Nunn
David Frith
Hazel Abram
Ed Thrash
Fred Luck
W. M. Sparks
Oliver Adams
Dick Watkins
H. O. Kyler
John Keck
Frank
Emmet Sergeant Transferred to Air Force Base
Emmet Sergeant has been transferred. William o Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Little of Fae, is mentioned in connection with the move. Further details about the transfer location or new assignment are not clearly stated in the readable text.
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William O Little
Murry to Discuss Audit Hearing on Statewide Broadcast
Murry will address the public tonight from Lite Rock about the Highway Audit Commission hearings and related issues as a response to Gov. McMath’s recent speech. The remarks come amid speculation about Murry’s gubernatorial prospects, with McMath also seeking a third term.
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McMath
J. J. Pouany
Maanager
Razorback
KXLR
North Lite Rock
Murry
Pouzar
U S Aid to France in Indochina Faces Decision
U S officials weigh continuing limited military aid to France in Indochina against possible new funding. If Chinese Communists intervene, the question becomes whether to send troops with French and native forces or strike at Communist China. Officials note Indochina aid strains France’s economy and could affect Europe military strength. Discussions are to involve Secretary Acheson and French authorities.
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Washington
Fel
United Status
France
Enery
Tindochina
Indochina
United States
Chinn
Europe
Honesty Called Cure for Ills of Highway Dept says
A Kansas city radio interview discusses highway spending abuses and argues for a smaller commission. Arkanian audit official says honesty helps, while a five member panel could be a start. The proposed constitutional amendment to cut the Highway Commission from 12 to five would be on next November's ballot.
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Highway Dept
Little Nock
Arkainsan Dewhivag Audit Commission
Highway Commission
Verbert
Thomps
Sadle Station Koar
Arkansaa Quevette
Teditor Wuery Ashmire
Tension in Tunisia Echoes Kasserine Gap Memoirs
Hal Boyle recalls the 1943 Kasserine Pass battle in Tunisia where American units faced Rommel's Afrika Korps. He recalls desperate night fighting, lost comrades, and the shift to Patton and Bradley leadership that forged a stronger U S Army, with memories salted by years and ongoing Franco Tunisian tension.
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Tunisia
Kasserine Gap
Hal Boyle
New York
U. S. Army
Marshaal Rommel
Afrika Korps
Libya
Montgomery
Desert Rais
Constantine
Rommel
Belgian Bulge
Faid Pass
Puismnanee
Ferattack
First Armored
Sheltla
Ghosly
George Patton
Omar Bradley
Djebels
Ernie Pyle
Britain to Detonate First Atomic Weapon This Year
London reports Britain will detonate a new atomic device for the first time that year at the Woomera range in the central Australian desert. Scientists say it is highly efficient and tests will confirm the design claims. Principal designer Dr William Penney leads the armament program with ties to Los Alamos. The range’s isolation aims to limit fallout concerns.
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London
Britain
United States
Tha
Woomera Morket
Chapman Pincher
Daily Express
William Penney
Penney
U. S. Atomic Laboratory
Los Alamos
N. Mex
Woomera
Australia
Steel Union Deadlock Persists Amid Wage Dispute
The wage fight between CIO United Steelworkers and the steel industry remains unresolved as hearings end in New York. A federal wage stabilization panel will meet in Washington before the sides travel to Pittsburgh to decide next steps, with a possible strike slated for Sunday.
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New York
CIO United Bleel
Washington
Pittsburgh
Ington
Burglar Strikes Local Fruit Store on South Walnut
A burglar entered Franks Pritt and Produce on South Walnut during a late Saturday night break in and stole between 3 and 8 dollars from a drawer. Police were alerted yesterday morning. Investigators reported a window was pried or kicked to gain entry but nothing else was disturbed.
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Franks Pritt and Produce
South Walnut
Ottivers
Vargley
Korea peace talks seek neutral inspection role amid truce drive
Reports from Washington describe a proposed neutral inspection mission to oversee a Korean armistice as negotiators prepare for a plenary session. The U.N. Command would explain to Russia the plan, with Sweden Norway and Denmark named as possible representatives, while Soviet and Korean delegates press for conditions.
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Mangan
Korea
Hhatleng
Rusai
Isn
Redd
Conbri
Mie
Paninunjam
Reda
U. Ny
Hare Wana
U.N. Command
Jeotlon
Russia
WU. N
Erland
Norway
Adm
C. Turner
Brese
Phu Thial
Nate
Corearnad
Koran
Psa
Little Hock
Arkansas _ Education Department
Arkansas
AEA Council
General Assembly
Suit to Ban School Segregation Begins in Arkansas
Three federal judges opened testimony on a plan to desegregate white and Negro students in Fordyce and Hughes districts. The case challenges Arkansas segregation laws and seeks parity in facilities and staff between Negro and white schools. United States Circuit Judge Walter G. Rid dick and District Judges Trimble and Lemley preside as Fordyce and Hughes directors previously offered to build new schools and upgrade facilities to ease the dispute.
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Little Rack
Arkansas
Harald Lowers
Fine Bluff
Ark
Nepgriee Recelva
Fordyce
Hughes
Arkansan
Lawson Segredaton
Rdeila
Dabins County
St. Francis County
Eukoma
Fordyce and
Walter G. Riddick
Elgith Cirreuit Court
Apel
Peals
Thomas C. Trimble
Harry Lemley
Little Rock
Flowers
Courd
Nagrowinha
Agent to Tell of Communist Spying
Undercover informer Lloyd N. Hamlin testifies in the federal conspiracy trial of 18 California Communist party leaders. Hamlin has identified nine defendants he met inside party ranks from 1945 to 1950 while gathering material for the FBI. The 97 year old San Diego photographer is the prosecution's second witness.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd N. Hamlin
California
Mamlin
FBI
San Diego
Alito Driven Incident Report Returns Half Readable
An alito driven by Gag Bon shows considerable damage in initial observations. Wat saan ag Was not seriously harmed, officials noted. The fragmentary report cites minor injuries and ongoing inquiries.
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Bon
SonaRinalé Saag
Wat Saan Ag
Offi
Freight Train Wreck Spreads Over Tracks Near Okoun Ark
Wreckage from a freight derailment near Okoun Arkansas in Randolph County was reported yesterday. Twenty three cars derailed across the track while the engine separated, with expected clearance today as repairs were to continue on main track toward Little Rock.
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Walnuridge
Fobith
Des
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C H. Price
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Chamber of Commerce
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Edward G. Robinson, Jr
Frances Chisolm
Junior
Hollywood
Robinson
Beverly Hills
Tijuana
Mexico
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