Fragmented World News Roundup From The Times
The unedited clippings report a global mix: U S calls on Israel to withdraw per UN calls, urging lawful action. Foster Dulles policy clarifications on canal usage and Egypt relations. Hollywood legal drama and burglaries. Knowland's stance against aiding Eastern Europe. a Missouri blaze injuring hardware owner John Barada. Emanuel Celler criticizing Dulles on China travel bans. reporting ends with a note on weights.
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Ashington
Foster Dulles
U. S
Israel
Egypt
Rest Home in Warrenton Burns Killing 71 Inhabitants
In Warrenton Missouri a major fire destroyed an old peoples home, killing at least 71. The Katie Dane Memorial Home run by Michael O’Sullivan housed 194 patients and charged according to ability to pay. The building, remodeled and opened in 1943, stood on a site with a prior fire loss and had just passed a state nursing home inspection.
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Warrenton. Mo
Michael) O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
St Louis
Normandy
Elsherry
Katiedane
Cemo -Wesleyan College
Regusuensee SH 7
Predicts Passage of ME Resolution By Senate Vote
Senator Hoout land predicts the Senate will approve Eisenhower and Dulles backed Middle East resolution by more than 21 votes after the House approved it 355 to 61. Senator Aiken warns a large number of no votes could label the measure as one politics should avoid. Debates to start after action on the money bill.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Hoowland
Calif
Senate
Rkisenhower
Middle East
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Eisenhower
Secretary of State Dulles
House
Ark-La Expansion Only Routine Work
Ark-La Expansion will spend six million dollars in 1957 on many small projects to boost delivery capacity in various cities without increasing total gas delivery capacity on the main ring. A company spokesman said the work comprises routine expansions and there are no major projects planned. The report notes a recent blaze’s cause remains uncertain with theories pointing to a male guest smoking and possible gas leaks in cooking areas.
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Little Book
Arkansas
Ark-La
Federal Power Commission
Caendar
Appeal Deems Leggett Trial Fair Despite Pretrial Publicity
The Supreme Court affirmed Leggett's conviction for first degree murder, rejecting claims of prejudicial juror opinions and denied a venue change. Justice George Rose Smith noted public comments do not disqualify jurors. The court found no reversible error in the trial conducted by Circuit Judge William J. Kirby. Clyde Mamrin received a 10 year sentence in a separate case involving a blind boy as the prosecuting witness.
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Leggett
William J. Kirby
Armait Hin
George Rose Smith
The
Enard
Supreme Court
Nave
Jonesboro
Clyde Mamgrin
Welcome Rain Hits Mast of Southwest
Rain spread across drought areas in the Southwest while light snow and flurries touched the northern Great Lakes region. A cold front pushed into the Central Plains as heavy rains continued along the lower Rio Grande and Gulf Coast, with precipitation moving into Arizona New Mexico and southern California.
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Associated Press
Cain
Great Lakes
Atlantic Cossic
Dakotas
Minesota
Great Lakes States
New England
Teos
Big Bend
Rio Grande Valley
South Plains
Gulf Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Blanket authorization noted for non interstate gas projects
The notices indicate a blanket authorization was granted despite many projects not requiring interstate action. Federal Power Commission approval was obtained though several expansions affect local gas field lines and wells.
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Federal Power Commission
Cub Scout Den 3 Meets at Mrs Johnsons Home
Den 3 met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Archie Johnson home with Mrs Ralph Garden and Mrs Dan Pittman Jr assisting. They worked on the lions achievement and games were played. Refreshments were served to Gregg Buchanan Alec Gordon Gil Johnson Wally Pittman Tommy Joe Duane Vandiver and Dennis While.
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Cub Scout den
Archie Johnson
Ralph Garden
Dan Pittman Jr
Romes
Gregg Buchanan
Alec Gordon
Gil Johnson
Wally Pittman
Tommy Joe
Duane Vandiver
Dennis While
Den 4 Cub Scouts Meet With Mrs Roberts
Cub Scouts of Den 4 met in the home of Mrs Mack Roberts to begin the month’s project making paper baskets. Donnie Roberts guided knot tying. refreshments were served by Mrs Roberts. Den 8 met February 13 at Mrs Bil Beck’s home with Bill Oliver Mike Moore Gary Beck Billy Ray Hines and Jerry Beck present.
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Den 4
Mike Erskine
Mike Roberts
Johnny Shope
Johnny Langston
Bill Coe
Billy Don Peters
Dwight McBrayer
Mack Roberts
Donnie Roberts
Star Scout
Roberts
Cub Scout
Cub Scout den
Bil Beck
Bill Oliver
Mike Moore
Gary Beck
Billy Ray Hines
Jerry Beck
Bill Lock
Charlie Moore
O. W. Oliver
J. D. Hines
Texarkana Visits and Arkansas History Note
Mrs. C. B. Hesterly and Mrs. Marioh Rouse visited Texarkana on Wednesday. Mrs. Gehe Lee accompanied Senator Lee to Little Rock for the legislative dinner and ball at the Marioh Hotel. Phil Burns of Oklahoma City spent the day with the Pela and Allen families and with Mrs. Paul Jones and Miss Jennie Lewis in Texarkana. Numerous others visited Texarkana, including Mrs. J. S. Smith, Mrs. Carl White, and Mrs. B. A. DeLemar. Arkadelphia travelers went to Hot Springs for the day. Conrad White, Steve, and the studious group returned from Osceola. Mrs. Charles British of Harlington, Texas, visited Blytheville friends, and Reverend Henry T. Blythe was named for the Mississippi county native. Avera history notes the Aluminum Company of America first came to Arkansas in 1809.
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Gehe Lee
Senator Lee
Little Rock
Marioh Hotel
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Texarkana
J. 8. Smith
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Arkadelphia
Hot Springs
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Harlington
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Watson White Jr
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