The Last Man Stays Supreme Court Word
Our Daily Bread review observes Captain Kurt Carlsen staying with the freighter to salvage voyage amid a storm, noting the gamble yields reward but questions fairness. It also critiques the Lorain Ohio Journal ruling allowing advertising and warns about court overreach into press commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. H. Washburn
Supreme Court
Kurt Carsen
Thweather
U. S
Niisen
Traditinal
le Rea
Eith Fe
Atlantic
Carlsen
Davy Jones
Taft claims enough pledges to win GOP nomination
Sen. Taft asserts that if all his pledges become voting strength he will win the Republican presidential nomination. He said Eisenhower is a draft possibility and that Taft could hold more than half the convention votes, with over 1,200 delegates and 600 needed. Eisenhower rejects quitting NATO duties to campaign, which Taft says implies a draft would be required.
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Washington
Jan
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Ohioan
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Paich
Aft
Thepocter
GOP
Chicago
Eisenhower
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
NATO Forces
Hig
Paris
Rioting in Jerusalem Injures Hundreds During Parliament Clash
Police report nearly 400 injured as 2,000 Negev youths clash with officers outside the Knesset over a proposal for direct talks with Germany on reparations. Barbed wire barriers, tear gas, and clubs used as deputies face uproar and a two hour parliamentary suspension.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Germany
Kensett
Knesset
Menachem Beigin
Lerut Party
Herut
Irgun Zyai Levmi
Haran Rubin
Kenesset
Beigin
David Ben-Gurion
Seasonal Layoffs Hit State Industries in Arkansas
Assistant Administrator Roland Shelton of the Arkansas Employment Security Division said 66,750 workers were on layoff in the Little Rock area during November, a decline of 450 from the prior month. The figure was 1,500 above November 1950.
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de Rock
Litle Rock
Roland Shelton
Arkansas Emmen
R D Malone 90 former Hempstead resident dies in Oklahoma
R D Malone aged 90, former resident of Hempstead and Nevada counties, died Monday at his Grove Oklahoma home. He leaves a son H C Malone. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at De Ann Baptist Church with burial at DeAnn Cemetery.
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R. D. Malone
Hempstead
Nevada
Grove
Oklahoma
H. C. Malone
De-Ann Baptist Church
DeAnn Cemetery
Lions to Study Field House Possibilities
Blaxkell Jones of station KXAT addressed the Liang Club on the chance to convert the livestock colescuny into a field house seating thousands. He cited Kentucky experience showing town benefit from out of town business. A committee of Bill Gentry Joe Ensminger and Devil O'Steen will study the proposal with an open meeting at the collegeium Wednesday night at 7:30. Cline Franks and Horace Hubbard organized next week’s program.
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Blaxkell Jones
KXAT
Liang Club
Jones
Kentucky
Bill Gentry
Joe Ensminger
Devil O'Steen
Collegeum
Cline Franks
Horace Hubbard
Opponents Fight New Race Track
Arkansas Racing Commission plans a January 16 review of Dixie Downs official qualifications for a West Memphis track. The meeting will be closed to the public, with potential focus on financial and moral standing.
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Associated Press
Rocky Path
Dixie Downs, Inc
West Memphis
Aris
van Lyell
Hot Springs
Arkansas Racing Commission
Dixie Downs
Arkansas
Commission
McMath
Hhis
Lyell
Glenn F. Walther
Pulaski County
Crittenden County
Racing Commission
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Tracic
McMath to Explain Income Tax Settlement Details
Governor McMath says he will explain in time the full details behind his payment of 0.170 for tax settlement over a three year period. He denounced a Memphis Commercial Appeal report as distorted and said he will name the federal officials involved when he comments again.
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Little Rock
Jun
McMath
Itax
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Local Graduate Joins Theta Tau Fraternity at Arkansas
Clifton Vineyard son of Mr and Mrs H B Vineyard from Hampton Ark has been initiated into Theta Tau at the University of Arkansas while majoring in Industrial Engineering. He was valedictorian of the 1947 Hope High School graduating class.
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Clifton Vineyard
H. B. Vineyard
Hampton, Ark
University of Arkansas
Hope High School
14 Year Old Kidnapped Bank Robber Chains Boy to Bed
In Salt Lake City a 14 year old boy named Ricky Hendricksen was found chained to a bed after being kidnapped by bank robber July D. Billett. Billett confessed to abducting Ricky and subjecting him to abusive treatment during a ten week captivity. Ricky was rescued when officers traced him to a downtown address. Billett had previously robbed a bank of over 20 thousand dollars and was jailed on bail before the kidnapping case intensified. The case unfolded with rapid police questioning and unusual detention procedures before confirmation of the abduction.
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Salt Lake City
Utal
Dan
Beyonce Phil Buy
Hicky Hendricksen
Hinda
D. Billett
Ricky
Biflett
Vin
J. R. Hendricksen
Billett
Cremont
Billete
Santry and Stite
Wirst Security Bank
Coro
Billet
U. S
Hendricksen
Prescott Negro Girl Perishes in House Fire
A Prescott house fire kills two Cobbs children, Fannie Huth and Gloria Ann, with a brother escaping uninjured. Linda McHenry, 17 months, dies in a second Prescott blaze as two other children are rescued and parents perish. Fire raises state violent death toll to twelve.
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Prescott
Associated Press
Tawo
Hese Cires
Kansas
Aimee New York
Fannie Huth Cobbs
Gloria Ann Cobbs
Tine Bhill
Joly See Cobbs
Prescots
Linda McHenry
Teo
R&D Officials Visit Hope For Arkansas Industrial Survey
Dr. David S. Campbell of the U S Department of Commerce and F M Sporting of the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission spent a week in Arkansas. They met Chamber of Commerce leaders and business figures to gather firsthand information on the state’s industrial potential. The joint survey by the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission and the U S Commerce Department aims to map opportunities across all regions.
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Hope Chamber of
Wis
David S. Campbell
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington D. C
F. M. Sporting
Arekansas Resources and Development Commission
Little Reel
Campbell
Arkansas
Barlow
Chamber of Commerce
Guy Busye
Brimer Ivory Hagdie Co
Kerbert Stephens
Stephens Wholesale Grocer Co
Syd McMath
First National Bank
J. My Jones
Supt. of Schools
Robert LaGrone
Citizens National Bank
W. M. Sparks
Farmers Hone
Millie Jelly
Latios Specialty Shop
Ray Lawrence
Dr. Campbell
Suror Arkansas
McMath
Phy
Arkansas Resources and Develoment Commission
U, & Dept. of Commerce
Suburbanite as Today's Daniel Boone in Last Frontier
HAL BOYLE portrays the suburbanite as today’s frontier explorer. He abandons the city for distant suburbs with quirky names, enduring long commutes, primitive amenities, and rising costs while clinging to a dream of urban proximity. He labors through harsh winters, taxes, and mortgage stress, dreaming of a return to city life while remaining loyal to the suburban dream.
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Surburbanite
Daniel Boone
Hal Boyle
New York
Dun
Daniel Bowne
America
Quagmire Heights
The
Bouine Meadows
Kit Carson
Taney
Kim
Disaster
Times Square
Lever
Crippled Ship Captured in Atlantic Rescue Near English Harbor
Leonard Leddington reports on the crippled freighter Enterprise facing rough seas near English Harbor. Captain Karl Carlsen, 87, oversees a tense, steadying rescue effort from the Turmoil and Enterprise as 40 crewmen and 10 passengers evacuate into lifeboats and awaiting ships.
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Leonard Leddington
Jan Ann Cant
Pat Carlesen
Maldoth
England
Carlsen
Ase Society
Binuglighraan
Enterprise
Kenneth Day
Associated Press
Woodbridge
N. J
Jersey
Kurt
Hic
Daney
Carison
Engishman
Carmen ix
Local Sergeant Named National Guard Officer
Captain John A. Rust announced Sgt. Walter L. Sallee of 1012 West 4th Street was appointed Second Lieutenant of Infantry in the Arkansas National Guard on December 20. Sallee completed ten Army General School subcourses at Fort Riley with a Superior rating and scored 150 on the general classification test, earning praise from the Adjutant General.
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John A. Rust
National Guard
Co. A
153Rd Infantry
Walter L. Sallee
West
4Th Street
Arkansas National Guard
Sallee
4Th Army
Military Department of Arkansas
Army General School
Fort Riley
Kansas
Adjutant General of Arkansas
Rust
Royal Guard
Cook Burt
Mrs. Moses Succumbs in Local Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Micks Moses aged 48 died suddenly in Tomah hospital. She is survived by husband Artinis Mages and three brothers Wilt Brooks of Malvern, Prec Drooks of Shreveport, and Jessie Crooks of Hope. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Central Church of Christ, miles north on Highway 2, with burial at Muckabee Cemetery.
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Bessie Micks Moses
Tomah
Stofa
Artinis
Mages
Song
Cay
Wilton Mases
Wilt Brooks
Malvern
Prec Drooks
Shreveport
Jessie Crooks
Hope
Central Church of Christ
Miles
Highway 2
Barker
Muckabee
Pollueavera
Hairy Lineyard
Reg
Prisoner Exchange Plan Rewritten Faces Communist Rejection
United Nations rewritten the prisoner exchange proposal to ease talks with the Communist side, but Reds called it unacceptable. Negotiators agreed to meet again in La on Wednesday as U.N. Admiral Ilbby urged compromise while keeping core conditions on prisoner and civilian exchanges.
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Panmonjom
Korda
Jan
United Nations
Hsuda
U.N
Mteds
Abely
Atps
Russia
Paris
Wnell
U. N
Wooman-fara
Puta
Reda
Korea
Lee Sang Cho
State Enjoined From Selling Bauxite Ore
State resources board blocked sale of bauxite ore from Confederate Home grounds at Sweet Home Arkansas. Temporary injunction also bars moving residents to Arkansas State Hospital while bidding for the ore deposit proceeds. The action arose from George E. Wimberly’s complaint amid bids by Dulin Bauxite Co. of Little Rock.
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Site Rock
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
Sweet Home
Here
Arkansas State Hospital
Guy &. Williamson
George E. Wimberly
Lite Rock
Teochew Dulin Bauxite Co
Little Rock
Wimberly
Wimberwyer Pulsgirl
Glenn
French Blame Vishinsky With Peace Slowdown
Jean Chauvel accused Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky of delaying Korea peace talks. He attacked a Soviet proposal to curb collective security discussions, urging a high level Security Council shift. Vishinsky countered talks have stalled six months and must move to a decisive conclusion. Most nations expected to back a Western plan for regional security forces, despite Soviet opposition.
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Jean Chauvel
Jacay
Ancret Vishinsky
Hax
Vishinsky
Pers
Security Council
Vishleuky
Toomorrow
Soviet Union
Collectiy
Tgalngl
Atlin Tee Trovty Organization
NATO
Youldegly
Genein
Russia
China
Franging
Britain
United States
New Angles Develop in Disappearance
Miami, Florida area police and county investigators pursue a changing lead in the disappearance of Mrs. Hughs Elle LeMay a 28 year old missing since Friday. Deputy James O Burke of Monroe County indicates a possible new development within 24 hours but offers no details. Brother Raymond Daust and Hequette LeMay report a sighting near Miami on the Tamiami Trail as they pursue a fishing camp lead. A Camp operator Smokey Morris claims a group traveled by boat toward Fort Myers after a short fishing outing.
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Miaml
Pla
Hughs
Elle LeMay
Canada Benuby
James O. Burke’ Ey
Monroe County
Raymond Daaust
Huette
Geogr LeMay
Miami
Duoust
Montreal
Smokey Morris
Frog
Morris
Fort Myers
Hugi
National Guard Drill Tonight Anounced by Captain Rus
Captain John A. Rus states local National Guard unit Co. A Ward will drill tonight at the Armory from 7 30 to 9 00 PM. The drill aims to prepare for potential duties and strengthen unit readiness.
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National Guard
John A. Rus
Co. A. Ward
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R&d
English Harbor
A. E. Moses
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