U S and Russia agree on atom talks timing unresolved
U S and Russia agreed to start preliminary talks on atomic issues in Washington with Dulles aiming for an early procedural start. Moscow confirmed the accord and named Georg M Zarubin as ambassadorial representative. Berlin talks and a January 25 foreign ministers meeting loom, with Molotov and Bohlen to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
United Sates
Tulsaa
Moscow
State Department
Russia
Georg M Zarubin
Neda
Dulles
Berlin
Foreign Ministers
United States
Berlia
France
Jes
Eisenhower
United Nations
Molotov
Charles EB. Bohlen
A.5
Mostayy
Casting for Musical Show Is Underway
Casting for Trippin Around the 3B and PW musical is under way led by George Hosmer. Over 200 people will participate as the show at Lope High School Auditorium on January 14 and 16. Prospective cast members interview at headquarters beside the Employment Office. call Prospect 97-2167 for details. Proceeds benefit the Student Loan Fund. Local volunteers meet at headquarters to select principals. parade planned to publicize with prize awards for decorated doll buggies bicycles and pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3B & PW
Casing
George Hosmer
Lope High School Auditorias
Eaployment Office
Elyb Oggfane
Terrell Cornelius
Ben.Owens
W. M. Mudgett
Brents McPhergan
David Griffin
Doris B. Dann
Thomas L. Compton
Rosa Ha
Fire damages Elm Street electrical shop storage room
A blaze started in an upstairs storage room at Allen Electric Co downtown Elm Street around 3 36 a m causing several thousand dollars in stock and building damage. Officers Parsone and Compton alerted the fire department and Chief Willis said the fire began in oily rags used for cleaning and repair work. Firefighters fought the blaze and estimated losses were not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Electric Co
Elm Street
Parsone
Compton
Willis
Two Candidates File for Office in Arkansas Race
LITTLE ROCK UP Two candidates filed for political races with Secretary of State C G Hall. C Van Heyer Benton attorney filed for state senator from the 15th district covering Hot Spring Garland Saline and Clark Counties. He seeks position No 1 once held by Ed Cash Malvern who resigned. Prosecuting Attorney J B Reed Lonoke filed for Circuit Judge in the 17th district held by W J Waggoner who has not said if he will seek re election. The 17th circuit includes Arkansas Monroe Lonoke and Prairie counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Nock
Fiies
C. G. Hall
C. van Heyer
Benton
Ith
Hot Spring
Garland
Saline
Clark
Ed Cash
Malvern
J. B. Reed
Lonoke
17Th Judicial District
W. J. Waggoner
17Th Circuit
Arkansas
Monoe
Prairie Counties
McCarthy to Discuss Curb Movements
Washington Senator McCarthy pushed for curbs on his investigations and denied agreeing to shift focus from communism. He cited a closed door session to address contempt citations against Lamont Shadowicz and Unger, and suggested consideration of Mundt's plan for a new subversive activities committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Neeling
Senate
Movst
Swift
New York
Corliss Lamont
Albert Shadowicz
Drv
Albert Einstein
Subcommittee
Abraham Unger
New York City
Lamont
Unger
Mundt
R-Sd
State Plans 1.8 Million Cotton Acres This Year
Arkansas farmers would be allowed to plant 1,847,089 acres of cotton this year if Congress approves a national allotment agreed by the Senate Agriculture Committee. The panel set a national total of 21,878,374 acres, otherwise 17,910,000 would apply. Last year cotton covered 2,070,000 acres under controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bensai
Koreans Settle Prisoner Rift After Threats
Seoul dispatch reports South Korea’s Foreign Minister Pyan Yung Tal dropped threats to free more than 27 000 unrepatriated prisoners of war, amid new Allied arrangements and Taylor Hull talks. Communists did not answer repatriation commission on post Jan 22 fate. U N says release per truce terms. tensions remain before Korean political conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Barnard
Seoul I
Pyan Yung Tal
U.N
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tokyo
John E. Hull
U. N
Pyot
Paylor
Seoul
8Th Army
Pyun
Red China
Syngman Rlee
Tal
Taylor
Hheo
Artier
U. S
South Korea
U.S
Formosa
Wrecked Auto Found One Person Hurt
Wrecked auto found about 11 50 last night at North Hepney and Aveture G. Involved parties fled the scene. Officers Willis Ware and others drove the vehicle. One person, LaFreicis Wright, was taken to a mortuary for treatment. The investigation continues. Little Rock firm Incorporates Nunn McDowell Motor Co listing 50 shares of par value stock. Incorporators V Nunn Sty Ray E McDowell and Mildred G McDowell all of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hepney
Aveture G
Willie Ware
Negra Worms
LaFreicis Wright
Julio Chester Mosurial
Little Rock
Nunn- McDowell Motor Co
Hope
Steck
Bobo and Winthrop Clash Over Millions
HAL BOYLE explores a domestic quarrel where Bobo and Winthrop dispute a six to seven million dollar sum. A humorous look at money, marriage, and pride as two spouses argue over finances and principle amid a breakfast table debate.
Key Workers in Drive of Dimes Named in Hempstead
Hempstead chairman W. Wi Andrews announced principal workers in the March of Dimes drive now in progress in the county. Ben Owen chairs special gifts. Mrs Andrews heads the Mothers March. Haskell Jones handles publicity. Mrs Lor ral ine Black Wood oversees Home Canvas Clubs. Elmer Brown runs county schools. James H Jones leads city schools. Rural areas list several chairmen including Mrs Norman Jones at Blevins. Mrs Mary Spates at Ozan. Mrs Wilbur Jones at Spring Hill. Mrs F H Smith at Washington. Mrs Letha Frazier at McCaskill. Mrs Santers Moses at DeAnn. Mrs Richard Arnold and Patmos, Mes Tommy Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan
Wilbur Jones
Spring Hill
F. H. Smith
Washington
Letha Frazier
McCaskill
Santers Moses
DeAnn
Richard Arnold
Patmos
Tommy Gibson
Solution Is Announced in Reuther Case
Detroit authorities announce charges against four men in the 1951 attempted assassination of CIO President Walter Reuther and his brother. Two suspects are in custody, one is jailed federally, as police say the motive remains officially undetermined. Perrone and associates had prior links to anti union acts in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Santo
Sam) Perrone
CIO
Walter P Reuther
Perrone
Carl Rehda
John Does
Michigan
Perrond
Probaton
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Pregitent
Sariher
Wayne County
Gerald K. O'Brien
O'Brien
Donald S. Leonard
America
Rockefeller wife says poverty claim overblown poverty claim refuted
Little Rock reports that Mrs Barbara Rockefeller claims hardship while her attorney states she lives on about 4000 dollars monthly plus rent free Park Avenue penthouse. He adds the estranged husband has provided 211.50 since June and the son receives 750 monthly from a trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Barbara
Paul
Bobo
Rockefeller
New York
Arkansas
Eisenhower urges stronger defense and atomic knowledge sharing
President Eisenhower calls Congress to strengthen national defense with a larger atomic arsenal and expanded fleets while seeking security safeguards. He backs allies receiving some tactical nuclear information, stresses air and naval power, and urges pay and morale improvements to retain long term personnel amid Korea-related deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clatnhower
Congress
State of the Union
Messaga
Hee
Blaenhowe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Ilanhower
Korea
Diphtheria Almost Eliminated in State
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas health officials report diphtheria nearly eliminated with only 32 cases in 1953 down from 62 the previous year. Dr A Mershbinin director of the state health department communicable diseases division cautioned the disease is still a threat to children and urged continued vaccination and precautions even as the trend shows a significant decline statewide. The report notes notable progress in Arkansaw and cites past epidemics but stresses vigilance to sustain gains against the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Cup
Arkanzag
A. Mershbinin
Akansas
Wael
More Snow in Northeast Section Amid Fatalities
Snow fell across the northeastern United States with 2 inch plus totals from the Upper Great Lakes to New England. A two day cold wave left at least five dead in Pennsylvania, three from heart attacks while shoveling, two from vehicle crashes as slick highways claimed lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northdastern
Pacific Canal
Upper Great Lakes
Alleghenies
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
California
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
North Dakota
Sleeping Sickness Victim Dies at 8 in Hot Springs
Eight year old Carolyn Ann White of Grenwood died today in Hot Springs after three years of unconsciousness from sleeping sickness. Her parents, Clarence and Mrs White, had support from civic clubs and organizations for medical costs after insurance funds were exhausted. The girl contracted the disease on December 14, 1950, and had earlier been flown to Texas for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Springs
Carolyn’ Ann White
Clarence White
Grenwood
Hot Springs
Jolyn
Texas
Ko Aue
Mrs. Luce Warns on Italy Danger and Aid
Ambassador Clare Booth Luce warns top officials of a growing Communist strength in Italy and urges continued American economic and military aid to support the pro Western government. She notes no imminent threat from Italy's Communist party but worries about long term democratic dangers from non violent actions by the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scalt
Washington
Clare Bootha Luce
Idangar
Jearngh
Luse
Eisenhower
Italy
Cain Scizy
Giuseppe Pella
France faces vote on government crisis after assembly review
Premier Laniel sought broad support as the French assembly debated policies and postponed decisive action. Communist and Socialist deputies opposed the cabinet, while the Prime Minister warned a prolonged crisis could leave France with a caretaker foreign minister and uncertain stance on Germany ahead of Coty’s Jan 17 inauguration and the upcoming Big Four talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sembly
Laniel
Chad
Eisenhow
Ee Laniel
Igpaceti
Rony
Berlin
Tio
Bidault
Germany
All Around the Town musical cast notes and honors
The Star Staff notes a B&PW musical with dancing parts featuring high school girls. Rev Harold Hightower, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown, will receive a Bachelor of Divinity at Southwestern Theological Seminary Fort Worth and begin further studies May 1. Mentions fire whistles and council race as context, with items on ar tangles and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hightower
Jesse Brown
Southwestern ‘Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Wilk
Derway
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Mae
Wilbur
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Wilbus
Reuther Case
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Styles Bridges
R-N. H
Lymbon “Johnson
Tex
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts Republican
Martin
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Leslie Co
Mrs. Luce
Star
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