Argentine Press Defender Faces Exile Amid Censorship
A dramatic La Prensa account by Dr Alberto Gainza Paz details how Argentina’s president manipulated labor unions and newsprint to seize a major paper, jailing editors while 1,300 of 1,700 La Prensa staff stood by their editor. American editors praise press freedom as crucial to democracy, drawing parallels to Washington and urging courage in defense of independent journalism.
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La Prensa Owner Describes Seizure by Argentine Rules
Dr Alberto Gainza Paz recounts how La Prensa faced siege and government control from 1943 to 1951. He details decrees restricting press freedom, newsprint seizures, forced page cuts, and finally the 1951 closure and expropriation amid union pressure. The speech contrasts Argentina's democratic ideals with the press crackdown experienced by his paper.
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Army Call for 19 000 Draftees in April
Washington reports the April draft call will total 19 000 men. Of these 15 000 will enter the Army and 4 000 the Marine Corps. The Air Force and Navy rely on volunteers, and the April quota trails March by 9 000, keeping overall manpower plans on track through June 30.
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Bell Ordered to Refund Money in Lower Rate Case
Arkansas Supreme Court reduced Southwestern Bell Telephone Co annual rate increase to 3 177 000, sending the case back to the Public Service Commission to fix the increase at the lower figure. Subscribers will receive refunds for the difference, dating back to Sept 21 1950, with prior postwar increases noted and a potential third rise hinted.
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New England Braces For More Snow After Severe Blizzard
Boston and New England faces more snow as a massive blizzard lingers with up to 31 inches in parts of New Hampshire and 26 inches in Lewiston. Rescue trains and volunteers aided marooned travelers as authorities mobilized for hundreds more stranded. heavy winds and widespread disruptions followed a storm that caused dozens of deaths across the region.
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Local Men Drafted Into Armed Forces in Little Rock
Ten Hempstead County men were inducted into the armed forces of Little Rock yesterday in the local draft. The group includes Joby Timothy Scott, James Allen Skinner, Wayne Gee Flowers, Richard Lé Davis, Norris Rati, Hilly Franklin Migars, C Harris, Percy Monroe Honea, Frank Marion domes and Samuel.
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James Allen Skinner
Wayne Gee Flowers
Rishard Lée Davis
Ae Norris Rati
Hilly Franklin Migars
C. . Harris
Percy. Monroe
Honea
Frank Marion Domes
Samuel
Scouts Help Run City On Citizens Day Experience Airing
Local Scouts raised 50.84 dollars last Friday afternoon by taking over police activities during Citizens Day. City offices were staffed from 2 to 5 pm with Scouts and many volunteers acting as police and traffic officers. A critique is planned with Haskell Jones directing and Mayor John Wilson plus Ralph Johnson assisting. Scout officials include Mayor Charles Bowns, Chief Joel Osborn, Arden Massey, Seaweed Roach, and Don Hallwater.
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Army Not to Call Any More Guard Units
Washington reports the Army will call no more National Guardsmen or reservists to active duty except for a few small units and individual officers. Since Korea began, about 150 000 guardsmen and reservists have been mobilized. most will be released by year end. The active strength is 837 000 and gaps filled by draftees and volunteers. Roughly 135 000 guardsmen were mobilized, forming eight divisions and two regional teams. Continued on page two.
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Negotiators Split Over Russia At Korean Armistice Talks
At Panmunjom on February 1 negotiators agreed to a recommendation for a Korean peace conference but remained divided on Russia's ability to police an armistice. Delegations moving toward cease-fire within 40 days, but dispute over supervision of the truce and withdrawal of foreign troops persists. US and UN officers argued over Russia’s veto powers and the neutral advisory commission terms amid accusations of treaty violations.
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Can't Auction Governorship Says Murry in Radio Address
Arkansas Attorney General Murry urged a bold campaign reform during a statewide radio address. He argued politics should focus on sincerity and integrity while ending campaigns bought by money. He spoke as a potential Democratic governor candidate, addressing public service over personal office.
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Historic Observations At Momentous Times From Wise to Wit
HAL BOYLE recalls how people rarely utter grand theories at historic moments. A 1940s poll lists decisive events from fire disclosure to World War I, with workers and others muttering humorous, practical remarks about ink, meals, or taxes rather than uplift.
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Segregation Test Case Is Again Delayed
Federal court proceedings on school segregation in Arkansas were postponed as a special three judge panel delayed ruling on constitutionality of desegregation. Attorneys for defendant districts moved to dissolve the special court, delaying further action.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Louisiana Voters Go to Polls Today
New Orleans reports Louisiana voters head to polls to choose a governor and other state officials in a divisive Democratic primary. Charles Spaht represents the administration against Robert Kennon, with turnout expected high and Republican prospects limited.
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Earl Long
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Spaht
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Aleason
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Mrs Alicia Jones Resigns as Welfare Office Head
Hempstead county board accepted the resignation of Mrs Alicia R Jones who will move to Dallas Texas with her husband J W Son Jones a Dallas police officer. Alma Atking appointed temporary director to oversee the welfare office until new arrangements are made.
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Second Quiz Show Tonight at Saenger Theatre
The Fun and Fortuna Treasure Chest episode returns tonight at 7:00 p.m. from the Saenger Theatre with host Haskell Jones of KXAR. Audience members will be chosen to compete as prizes include a 34 piece silverware set and a dual electric table grill. show airs weekly Tuesdays with an 8:50 p.m. broadcast on KXAR.
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Lions Hear Scout Tell Experiences in Texas Meeting
A local gathering featured Homer Jones of Hope and Sunther of Little Rock sharing scouting experiences. The event highlighted youth leadership and community involvement with attendees from nearby towns including Mexia and Bryan.
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Little Rock
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Pride keynote at Hempstead junior school aims to inspire
A Hempstead County teacher association hosts a keynote at Hopg Junior School. Mia Ticary presents a theatrical piece on growing pride in profession and community. The event closes at 7 o clock with audience participation and reflections.
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Pact Talks Forge Steps Toward German NATO Entry
London reports estimate German consent on a North Atlantic pact framework and NATO roles. Adenauer signals Germany seeks equal status within NATO and support for a European Army while ongoing talks address production controls and German foreign policy direction.
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Konrad Adenauer
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German Assembly Passes Confidence Vote on Premier Paula
In a tense session the National Assembly backed Premier Edgar Paula by a narrow margin after debates over his army resumption plan. The vote split 927 to 730 with 40 abstentions, amid shifting loyalties as opposition and factional lines quivered.
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