Sliced Thin by The Editor on a nationwide manhunt
Our Daily Bread notes the January column predicting danger after the parole of William E. Cook Jr. A Missouri inmate tied to eight murders was captured near the Mexico border and returned to the United States FBI in California. The piece argues for scrutiny of parole procedures and accountability for parole decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. H. Washburn
Mexico
William E. Cook
Missouri
Rio Grande
United States
FBI
California
North American
Tijuana
Cook
PBI
U. S
Missouri Penitentiary
Ihe
First B-36 Flight Made to England
London reports the first group of America's 10-engine B-36 bombers landed at Lakenheath after a flight from Carswell Air Force Base Texas. Six planes arrived with not all details released by US Third Air Division. the mission, run under Operation UK, involved heavy bombers capable of long range and high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Europe
Lakenheath
Texas
Carswell Air Foree
Fort Worth
Third Air Division
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
England
Lakenheathfield
Third
Auty Division
United Kingdom
Thomas FP. Gerity
Eighth Air Force
Ith
Eighth
Hawaii
Winds Diminish After West Coast Storm Strikes
A Pacific storm crossed a belt from Vancouver Island to southern Oregon. Winds 65 to 80 mph felled trees and snapped power lines. A fisherman died near Port Orford. Two radio towers toppled at Astoria. Light snow touched northern Rockies with flurries in Ohio to Michigan. Temperatures near seasonal norms, cooler in Gulf states. skies cleared from the lower Mississippi to Colorado and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Vancouver Island
Oregon
Port Orford
Ore
Astoria
Rockies
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Michigan
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Arizona
Estim 10,000 Mir Rare Vehicle
A fragment notes an estimated ten thousand value for a rare vehicle. No clear date, place, or full description is legible. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Ten County Farm Bureau meet in progress here
About 100 Farm Bureau members from ten counties attend a district leaders meeting at the Courthouse to finalize plans for the 1951 Farm Bureau membership drive. Attendees include Nevada Miller Hempstead Lafayette Howard Sevier Ouachita Union Little River and Columbia. speakers outline legislative goals and farm bureau services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Nevada
Miller
Hempstead
Lafayette
Howard
Sevier
Ouachita
Union
Little River
Columbia
Nolan W. Crawford
Arkadelphia
State Farm Bureau Board
Arkansas Farmers Plant Food Company
Measeles
America
H. T. Baber
Organization For Farm Bureau
Baber
Arkansas Farm Bureau
D. G. Micher
Jackson
Miss
Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
C. Austin Vines
Little Rock
Agricultural Extension Service
Wallace Again to Head Third District Show
The 1950 Board of Directors of the Third District Livestock Show Association met at a hotel. Officers for 1950 were elected with Glenn Wallace as President and Joe Elkins as 1st Vice President. Plans for the 1951 show, a spring barbecue, and committees to improve the fall show were set. Delegations from four districts will meet in Little Rock to coordinate plans, with several state senators and representatives expected. The 1952 show dates were set for the week of September, with this year’s event to have a chair and no gate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Livestock Show Association
Barrow
Worth Matteson
Foreman
James V. Bray
Lewisville
Tom Stone
Hot Springs
Pat Honeycutt
Nashville
Sid Purtle
Prescott
A. P. Cox
Texarkana
Mead Hyatt
Gillham
Clarence Davis
Arkadelphia
Ed Waters
Murflcesboro
Norman Moore
Hope
Glenn Wallace
Joe Elkins
Lyle, Brown
Bob Daniels
Bob Shivers
Chas
Armitage
Muldrow
Indstrom
Extension Service
Oliver Adams
Ivy
Sevier County
Ned Purtle
Richardson
Joe Elkin
Slve Brown
A.P. Cox
Sid Purtie
Little Hock
Guegis
Little Rock
Desperado William E Cook Awaits Charges of Murder
Desperado William E Cook, 22, faces federal kidnapping and murder charges as investigators link him to the Carl Masser family killings in Oklahoma and Missouri. He was arraigned on a federal charge of kidnapping after capture in Mexico and is said to have refused food while authorities plan possible prosecution. Bodies of Mosser family victims found near Cook’s hometown in Joplin, Missouri, following an auto discovery near Tulsa. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego Calif
William E. Cook
Lindberghan
Cook
Oklahoma City
Pawhuska
Okla
Califor
Mexico
Carl Masser
Joplin
Mosser
Phelena
Ronald Dean
Cary Carl
Pamela Sue
Jast
Tulsa
Jan
Bodman
Robert
Dewey
Seattle
Blythe Calif
Oklahoma
Page
Don t Tamper With Stocklaw B&PW Warns
Little Rock January 16. Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs oppose tampering with the state livestock law. President Mrs. Fannie Hardy says members will write legislators to vote again on the Hollensworth amendment. The federation, with 59 clubs, previously supported the law banning livestock on public roads and highways. Hardy expects a full discussion at the federation meeting about a bill by Rep Darrell Hollensworth to allow livestock on some secondary roads in counties without a pre-1951 stock law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Fannie Hardy
Hollensworth
Mra
Hardy
House of Repesentatives
Darrell Hollensworth
Bradley County
McMath Backs Welfare Department Probe Request
Governor MacMath urged a legislative investigation of the welfare department as beneficial to both bodies. He cited a federal ruling restricting welfare roll data to an officially appointed committee with confidentiality obligations. A welfare rolls check was proposed in the Arkansas House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
MacMath
Welfare
Local Motorist Fined in Court at New Boston
Six motorists were fined Monday in the fifth district court at New Boston Texas on charges of driving while intoxicated. Clarence Noble of Hopai was fined $58. his license was suspended for a period.
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New Boston
Texarkana
Mondey
Fifth
Texas
Clarence Noble
Hopai
Seat
la Sie Monte
Sending Troops Abroad May Be Called Up
Washington reports Democratic leaders discussed asking the Senate to approve dispatching American troops to Europe to bolster North Atlantic defense. President Truman has said approval is unnecessary, but leaders may seek a formal vote on the principle of supporting the Atlantic treaty with U.S. forces.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
North Atlantic
Truman
Congress
McFarland
Arizona
Douglas
D-11
Democratic Policy Committee
Wherry
Nebraska
George D-Gal
United States
Branca
Taft Robled
Taft
U.S
Byrd Seeks to Trim Truman Budget by Seven Billion
Washington reports Sen. Harry Byrd urges reducing President Truman’s budget by seven billion dollars and cutting nondefense and European aid while proposing new taxes. He criticizes the socialistic fair deal and warns against deficit spending as Congress debates fiscal policy.
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Washington
Lentie
Byrd
SMA
Vrestient
Truman
Repuhlleuds
Congress
Zere
Harry
Europe
Front Line Reporter Creates Eagle Forward for Korean Troops
Col. John T. Corley 38 Brooklyn commander starts daily mime newspaper for Negro regiment in Korea. Eagle Forward, two pages, covers world and unit news, aims to lift morale, printed by mimeograph in foxholes, tents, and bombed spaces.
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Kove
John T. Corley
Brooklyn
Corley
Bis
Eagle
Korea
Hig Jaxhole
Milton B. Fulcher
Fulcher
Pfc
Corneling Boykin
South Arington
Engie Forward
Foxhole
Boykin
U S Troops Enter Suwon 17 Miles from Seoul
Allied forces pushed toward Suwon 17 miles south of Seoul as heavy fighting raged on the Korean front. Reports describe U S and allied troops expanding control after clearing nearby villages and repelling Red forces along the route toward the capital.
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U.S
Denth
Suwon
Seoul
Yokyo
Buik-Infantry
Strwon
Redaold
Naions Tengps
Garebian
Cerca
Iim
Reddy
Oxon
Wanju
U. S
Aly
United Nations
Andy Shortepad
Cengola
Orasol
Newaul
U. 8
Suwon Ue
Sau
Hungamm
Korea
A. P
Swineton
Red Garrigan
Komyungjung
Chen
Ogan
Beoul
Kamyangjan
Chonki
District 7-W Cage Meets Set Future Sites in Nashville
Officials in the western hall of District 7 met in Nashville last night to assign dates and venues for February and March tournaments. Readouts list junior and senior boys events with dates and locations including De Queen Nashville Bin mel and Genlov boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 7
Nashville
de Queen
Senlok Girly
Binmel
Genlov Boyd
Prize Designs on Display at Library in Chicago Tribune
Prize winning designs are now on display at the Hope and Hempstead County Librarys. The exhibit features original drawings and plates from the contest, showcasing efforts to beautify homes with distinctive interior design ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Bett Bt
Hope and Hempstead
Terior
Washington Tenn Senator Tox Heads Armed Services Subcommittee
Fragmented OCR text discusses secretary of defense form, opposition, and testimony schedules. Mentions Senator Lyndon Tox as chairman of the Armed Services Subcommittee, with references to defense, bills, and potential restrictions. Context suggests a congressional hearing with dates and group discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Lyndoty Tox
Armed Aervides
Subeam
Arkediyast
Assleian
Bwon
Marshall
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County Farm Bureau
Wallace
Stocklaw B&pw
McMath
Welfare Department
Cotch
Gene Newsom
Don
Younty
Wad
M.D. Angin
F. Carrott Couny
Farnyys
Arknovus
Atlomeys
Eugene Fleenmia
Minpple County
Dinler
Gein Walther
Pus Inalel
Littler
Rock
Harley Pershing
Bon Gorver
Carnes
Stullgar
Akingust
Campaitins
Carnes Bell
Sampaigne
Pantamancote
State of
Arkansas
Mer Gald
Meomth
Canee
Maine
Higgil
Committee On
Cans
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