Fires Kill Nine in State Over Five Days
A string of deadly incidents across the state left nine dead in five days. Victims include children in Arc hadelphis where a two room frame home burned, trapping three. Other fatalities occurred in North Little Rock from a possible heater explosion, and in Lake Village from a deputy’s gunfight aftermath.
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James Claris
Little’ Rock
Dewey Green
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Crossan
Lawrence
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Mary
Lou Davis
Bell
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Ashley County
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Barn Fire Threatens 3000 Bale Hay Barn Near Denver Farm
A barn housing about 3000 bales of hay burned on the Denver Baugherty farm along old Highway 67 west of Jtope. The firemen fought the blaze but could not prevent the structure from spreading. origin of the blaze is under investigation.
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Old Highway 67
Jtope
Leual Firehsern
Gavin Faces Retirement Decision by General Gavin
Washington reports gen Grimes M Gavin, Army development chief, may retire on March 31 after 60 years of service. Stennis and Blendis on preparedness subcommittee seek full story and whether pressure influenced the move. Public concern from Congress members noted as inquiries continue.
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Laddad
British Reveal Reaction to Pact Plan
British officials and Prime Minister Macmillan face Western allies' reactions as the United States considers stepping back from a pact idea. Foreign Office spokesmen say Macmillan has not altered strategy and stresses a coordinated Western approach for security and postwar balance.
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London
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Macmillan
United States
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Rae Ian
Burglary suspects charged in two store thefts
Police Chief Jack Brown announced charges against Joe Gamble 22 of Hope Negro for burglary in connection with Lingo's Grocery last July and Hall's Grocery in November. Investigators said parts of the burglaries and weapons including revolvers and a shotgun were recovered. A separate accident on South Main involved Palmer and Waid with minor damage. charges include failure to signal and hazardous driving.
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Hope Negro
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Adlai's Ideas Rejected by Senator Humphrey
Chicago report quotes Senator Humphrey saying Adlai Stevenson did not attend the NATO conference and Kane his proposals were rejected. He notes differences over revitalizing policy and declines to attend to avoid frictions, while signaling Stevenson’s suitability and the Democratic stance on NATO issues.
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Terror Trail Left by Thugs From Chicago
Two men from Chicago terrorized southeastern Missouri near Caruthersville and Arkansas line. Clyde Orton and William Mablow said to have attacked a store, robbed a woman, and injured a man, then surrendered. Mrs Davis of Blytheville was wounded, Everett Davis injured, and Bradford Dyson noted among those disturbed. Police pursued and arrested the suspects after a bus incident and a reported hospital stay for a victim.
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Religious Survey appoints new chairman in city area
The article reports the appointment of a new chairman for a religious survey project within city limits. It notes locations around Holt and Lewis areas, with references to church workers and Sunday services.
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Congress Returns to Capitol Amid Sputnik Era Urgency
Washington reports a tense session as Congress convenes amid Cold War pressure and civil defense debate. Key committees eye defense and appropriations, with focus on military spending, space policy, and domestic programs shaping this fall’s agenda.
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Three American Mothers Visit China From Hong Kong
The article describes three American mothers, Mrs. Mary Duyneney of Newington Connecticut and Ruth Redmond of Vanherd, visiting China with their adult sons. It notes a State Department escort and mentions other Americans including William Ranelly of Los Angeles and a 38 mile journey. The piece reflects on interactions and safety during the trip and references unspecified legal contexts and sentences abroad.
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Araei
Jean Mathers
Ted Chinn
Lotgy
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State Department
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Supreme Court appeal heads to Arkansas for Leowell case
Texas weather floods 1800 homeless and 500 motorists stranded as storms shift east. In Arkansas, Leggeth seeks a new appeal tactic before the Supreme Court as Bailey and Lewyell await fate in a death sentence review, with questions over court procedures and potential waivers.
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Dudge Wilkin
Riel
Arkansia Supreme Court
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Touyett
Supreme Court Fustres
Leiguell
Insianne Bulaski Circuit-Cout
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Holéney
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Bailey
Valley Weather Warnings After Destructive Winter Storm
Severe winter storm devastates the Valley Corpus Christi area with heavy snow and blizzards. Reports describe widespread power outages, downed lines, and drifting snow along coastal and inland regions. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors as crews assess damage and restore services.
Spa Gambling Seen In Rush of Spring Sales
Fragmented report notes a surge in spa gambling activity during a spring period. Officials from local papers describe sales, open auctions, and illicit betting around a Contal Wen establishment, with operators facing increased scrutiny and possible enforcement actions.
Montgomery Ward Clerks Out on Strike
Clerks at Montgomery Ward walk out in a strike action amid disputes over wages and working conditions. The walkout affects store operations and signals rising labor tensions within the department store chain during a period of labor unrest.
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Waluingson
Weather fragment report from unclear OCR text
An unreliable weather fragment mentions Suellen Zihwarn and Mish dates with fragmented terms like 40K Wy tea and station references. The readable facts are scattered and do not form a coherent forecast or region.
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