Busted hero talks on civilization and liberty in school program
The article covers a Verger High School Brother hood week program where speakers critique leaders like General Custer and Senator Joe McCarthy. It contrasts American civility with foreign oppression, cites the Fifth and Fourth Amendments, and notes local attendance and sponsorship by the Verger Student Council led by Samuel Hamilton and Ariene McFadden.
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Nerger Web School
Idlzend
Negra High
Weader
Henry Yuergay
Wil V. Rusherrd
Verler High School
Erge
Hojewell
Fallon
Virgil
Growley
First Methodist A
Curch
Elbert O'Shea
Garrett Memoorial
George A. Custer
Remington
America
Custer
Sitting Ball
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sitting Bull
Brotherhood
Ava Custer
Kalmat
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Europe
McCarthy
General Custer
Jac McCarthy
Thes
Detroit
Russia
Una
Good Chance Employment Will Pick Up
Washington officials say there is a good chance unemployment will rise in January but ease toward March. The January week jobless total stood near 3.887 million, with several hundred thousand more expected since. Officials anticipate no sizeable decline before June or July, while a March upturn would avoid tax cuts to spur the economy. Labor Secretary Mitchell predicted unemployment will level off soon, with a possible small March-April rise. February census estimates may show several hundred thousand more jobless. Unemployment insurance claims rose since mid November, then leveled in early February at about 2,118,900, reflecting factory layoffs and broader job losses.
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Washigon
Hisenhower
Flint
Mich
James P. Mitchell
Uthen
Methodist Church Crusade Seeks Greater Attendance
The First Methodist Church reports Covenant Sunday with 972 at the Evening Service and smaller counts across other services. Hope Methodist Church finishes repairs and invites members to attend next Sunday as a Week for Dedication opens with Bishop Paul F. Martin delivering the morning message "Roth Of, The Syn."
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First Methodist Church
Wesley Club
Hope Methodist Church
Paul F. Martin
Roth of
the Syn
Two Attend State Evangelism and Mission Assembly
Reverend Edmond Pendleton and Mrs. Oliver Adams attended an allday Evangelism and Mission Assembly at the First Church in Little Rees on Thursday February 18. Mrs. Adams chairs the service committee of the Evangelistic committee and announced the schedule for visitation including study nights Wednesdays at 9 and a church campaign from March 1 to 20, followed by a three week evangelistic visitation from March 20 to 27 and nightly evangelistic services through the Friday before Easter.
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Edmond Pendleton
Oliver Adams
Little Rees
Natives Spread Terror Despite Precaution
London report on the 1952 Mau Mau uprising in Kenya describes a sustained campaign of killings and terror. A six man delegation urged a major police shakeup in the East African crown colony to curb violence and counter recruitment among Kikuyu. The estimate cites monthly killings and captures by security forces and warns the movement may endure for a generation.
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London
Kenya
Nairobi
Elbert Crutchfield Dies at Dallas
Elbert Crutchfield aged 58 formerly of Hope died Monday in Dallas Texas. He is survived by his wife two sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held in Dallas today.
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Elbert Crutchfield
Hope
Dallas
Texas
Tremors Shake WilkesBarre After Multiple Quakes
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a second tremor in three days damaged hundreds of homes and cracked foundations in a five block area near anthracite mines. Residents fled in night clothes as underground explosions were heard and no injuries were reported. Mines officials blamed earlier quakes on mining activity while the company president disputed that assessment.
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Wilks-Barre
Woodward Collery
Glen Allen
W. J. Clements
Aret Om
Francis O. Cage
Toal Company
Judge Won't Interfere in Jenkins Case
Federal Judge Thomas C. Trimble refused to stay the scheduled electrocution of condemned Ringey Bill Jenkins Priday. Jenkins, convicted of first degree murder in Garland County Circuit Court for the 1958 killing of 16 year old Cleo Jones, faces execution as the Arkansas Supreme Court order stands.
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Leon Hach Little Hock
Thomas C. Trimble
Ringey
Bill Jenkins
Priday
Jenkins
U. S. Supreme
Yenking
Garland County
Cleo Jones
Byrura Hurst
Hat Springe
Wendell O. Epperson
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Puppy Love and Privacy in a New York Tale
A quirky New York piece riffs on teen romance and privacy as a girl named Jane, invited to a dance by David, navigates first dates, allowance, and social scrutiny. The narrative blends flirtation, fashion, and early independence with familiar high school rituals and parental limits.
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New York
Jane
David
Guernsey Juniors Stage Comedy February 28
Guernsey High School will present the three act comedy Whoa Autitie directed by Mrs. McDowell Turner with a 1 30 pm matinee and 7 00 pm evening performance in the school auditorium. Admission is 20 cents for children and 35 cents for adults with bus service provided. Cast includes Patsy Allen Barbara Iristow Mary Sue Byers Doris Ferguson Vernetta Tullis Marlene Powell Virginia McRoy Luther Biddle Lester Finchat Eugene Collum Charles Jones J W Jones Luster Waltey and others.
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Guernsey ‘High School
Nets
McDowell Turner
Patsy Allen
Barbara Iristow
Mary Sue Byers
Doris Ferguson
Vernetta Tullis
Marlene Powell
Saline Jury opens probe into county funds shortage
Saline County Grand Jury meets at 9 a m to probe a 17115 shortage in County Treasurer Brunce Moore's accounts. Ernest Maner urges a thorough investigation with Moore likely the main witness. Prosecutor Joe McCoy says several other witnesses will be called. Moore admitted misappropriation used for family support medical bills and a rose abstract business.
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Benton II
Saline County Grand Jury
Saline
Brunce Moore
Ernest Maner
Moore
Francis Cherry
Joe McCoy
McCoy
Russia gains only objective at Berlin talks says Ga senator
Senator George of Georgia says Russia may have achieved its sole aim at the Berlin conference by winning a seat for Red China at Geneva and inserting the Chinese Communists into Asia discussions. He notes this could lead to eventual UN recognition and shifts in U.S. stance, while Dulles claims U.S. goals were met in arranging Geneva. Several Republicans doubt the move, fearing it could edge toward Peiping recognition.
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Washington
Sen
George
Russia
Berlin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
United States
Asia
Dulles
Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
Peiping
Vatican resumes 24 hour watch for Pope Pius
Vatican doctors renew round the clock surveillance of Pope Pius the seventh and seven year old pontiff after renewed feeding difficulties. Prof Riccardo Galvazzilisi, the pope's physician, spent the night in the papal apartments as a full time medical team resumes duty begun Feb 5 and paused Feb 14 amid a message to the sick broadcast to the world.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Centerville Singing Sunday at Ye Gedereville Church
The monthly singing event at Ye Gedereville Church in Centerville will be held on February 28 at 2 PM. The public is invited to attend.
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Centerville
Poneer
President May Go Along Later on Tax Slash
A high Republican source said the Eisenhower administration likely will back further individual income tax cuts later in this session. A GOP leader group left the White House after a 14hour conference with the President. House Speaker Martin said tax talks did not surface, but plans for a general tax revision and corporation and excise cuts were noted for the near term. A well informed Republican predicted administration support eventually, with potential retroactive effect to January 1. One proposal would boost exemptions by 50 dollars to 650 while applying a 4 to 5 percent across the board rate cut, targeting low and middle income taxpayers.
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Redollar
Play Set for March 12 at Hope High School
Hope High School announces the junior play Walker Was a Housewife to be staged March 12 in the auditorium. Vera and Ken Tarpley wrote the 23 act comedy, with Rufus Herndon as the housewife, Tom Butler and Diane Latshaw as his career wife. Cast includes Lurlene White, Billy Wray, Janels Yorum, Jock Kock, Franke Horton, Buddy Jackson, Judy May, Pat Calhoun, Sandra Rabjits, Emogene Fuller, Mary Ida Adams, Skippy Bryan, Carolyn Long, and others. Vivian Ross as student director, Judy Hammons as promoter, Jimmy Haynes stage manager.
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Walker
Vera
Ken Tarpley
Rufus Herndon
Tom Butler
Diane Latshaw
Agm
Apodha
Julia
Doug
Lurlene White
Billy Wray
Billy Wray. & S
Janels Yorum
Carolyn Long
Cythie
Lewis
Vivian Ross
Judy Hammons
Jimmy Haynes
Louise Jagan
Rex Easter
Altar Society Plans United Nations Dinner Event
The Catholic Altar Society sponsors a United Nations Dinner at the Parish Hall Thursday night February 25 from six to eight o clock. Smorgasbord style dining features Italian spaghetti Swedish meat balls beef and kidney pie cabbage rolls shrimp Creole and Hood old American baked ham. Desserts and coffee offered. Tickets available at the door or in advance from any Altar Society member. Public invited to attend.
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Ladies of the Catholic AltarSociety
United Nations
Altar Society
Man Arrested Trying to Appear Against Warren
Washington police described fugitive Roderick Wisson as in custody while pressed to be heard by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Warren's nomination for chief justice. GOP leaders and committee members debated whether to allow testimony as the nomination moved toward confirmation chances in the Senate.
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Warren
Washington
M— Roderick ] Wisson
Justice Department
From
Justice
Capitol Police
Éday
Senate
Earl" Warren
Tobe
Langer
Metropolitan
The
Lwilllaka Chera
All Around the Town on Hammons 1030 Basketball Team
Coach Foy Hammons notes the 1030 squad deserves mention as the Bobcats drop four games all season. A tough Big 15 conference playoff loss to Little Rock 53 to 4 highlights a season with key players like J. D. Jones out ill. Additional fighters include Normen Green Joe Ease Purke Bob Ellen Dore Charles Ray Baker Sonny Moab Hof and Andrew Legens among others.
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Foy Hammons
Little Rock
Big City
Arkansas
Hope
Labhh If
Joneshore
Joneshoya
Robcats
J. D. Jones
Normen
Green
Joe Ease Purke
Bob Ellen
Dore Charles Ray Baker
Sonny Moiab Hof
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