Local Club Sets January Meetings With Games and Hoepl
A Fuld week church meeting opens at 7 with a year’s totals and a pot plant room decoration. Mrs. Werner Hamilton wins the high score. guests include Mrs. Ralph Hay, Miss Kathleen Woosley, and others. A sandwich course is served. The Park Elementary PTA held January meeting led by Mrs. Frank Gilbert. Talks covered March of Dimes funds, child understanding, and feelings. Prizes awarded to several children. birthday cake with animal candles featured.
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Mra
Werner Hamilton
Ralph Hayfile
Kathleen Woosley
J. Leland Lavender
Jim Herrington
Dee Wooldy
Roy Wooley
Wylie
Parent
Frank Gilbert
Edward Bryson
Lucille “Egin
N. N. Daniel
March of Dimes Campaign
Ll. E. Lemimerhirt
Jack _ Cooper
Gene Hale
Lemimprhixt
Grand Jury Probing Death of Recluse in Little Rock
Grand Jury probes the death of recluse Leo Burgess near North Little Rock, with prosecutor John E. Coates Jr stating a routine inquiry and more than 20 witnesses expected. Rev Wesley Fruden seeks charges against State Police Director Herman Lindsey and Prison Supt Lee Henstee. Governor McMath declines. Officers say Burgess fired first. deputy fire marshal Walter Rickavey wounded. Local notices and visits clutter the remainder of the page.
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Little Rock
Dan
Wits Nessea
Pulaski
John E. Coates, Jr
Leo Burgess
Wesley Fruden
Litle Rock
Herman
Lindsey
Arkansas
Lee Henstee
Burgess
MccMsth
North
Walter Rickavey
Acheson Warns of Russian Drive in Orient
Secretary of State Acheson tells the National Press Club that Moscow is absorbing northern China and Manchuria, with Outer Mongolia and Sinkiang already ceded or near complete. He labels the Manchurian region as pivotal, warns against foolish adventures, and frames Soviet tactics as strategic expansion threatening the Far East.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Acheson
National Press Club
Washington
Russia
China
Soviet’union
Outer
Mongolia
Manehi
Sinkiang
Manchuria
Far East
Orient
Inner Ongolia
Moscow
Tanny Tuva
Outer Mongolia
Khan
Tangui
Ghergis Khan
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Hie
Professors slain by headhunters in Philippine mountains
Two University of the Philippines professors Dr. Robert F. Conklin and Prof. Marvin Pittman were found slain in rugged northern Luzon by a U S air force patrol. Tribesmen of mixed Malay origin, formerly headhunters, admitted killing them with spears and burying the bodies. An on the spot inquest is expected to take two days.
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Manila
Spears
Jondtimes Hea
McAn University
Philippines
Robert F. Conklin
Marvin Plitman
James L. Meader
United States
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Luzon
Bagel
Sumner
Ifugao
Sal
Philip
Gathi Conklin
Andy Pittman
University of the Philippines
Conklln
Deaver
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Hrory
Pittman
Chicago
Miaminiversity
Oxford
Air Force Patrol
Gazette to Fill Jobs of Strikers in Little Rock
The Gazette faces a staffing crisis as strikers walk out over a dismissal clause, with about 24 news and photographic staff and 10 circulation workers joining the action. Publisher Patterson says he will rebuild the news staff, while the guild presses for a fair contract and recognition as bargaining unit for circulation workers.
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Little Rock
Itedey
Tor
Atk K
Alan Weinman
Guild
Gazette
Patterson
Arkansas
C. K. Call
Call
The
Population surge in early US history noted in census
A fragment notes a population rise in the United States with figures claiming a near threefold increase between 1880 and 1810, mentioning age and context in an OCR dated sequence.
Arkansas Officials to Speak at Sheriff Association Meet
Gov McMath and Attorney General Skerry head a two day Arkansas Sheriffs association convention opening in Hot Springs. Monticello residents vote on a 275000 bond for sewage extension and disposal plant improvements. Arkansas Game and Fish lifts size limits on crappie and white perch. Debate continues on Taft Hartley act and coal production emergency. Guam noted as a U S possession for half a century.
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Hot Springs
Tan
McMath
Skerry
Arkansas Sheriff's Association
Monticetto
Ipi
Monticello
Lefty Council
Little
Rock
Jan
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Fact-Finding Board Urged for Coal Shortage Inquiry
Senator Hill urged President Truman to appoint a fact finding board to determine if the three day mining week has created a national coal shortage. He said he does not request a board under the Taft Hartley act and wants the President to act on his own authority.
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United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Truman
Congress
Washington
Hill
D-Ala
Alabama
Lightweight champion Ike Williams defeats Bratton in ten rounds
In a report from Philadelphia, Ike Williams defeats Johnny Bratton in a ten round bout. The Associated Press notes the polite pace and balance of the fight, marking it as a notable event in boxing history.
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Associates Press
Ike Williams
Johnny Bratton
Philadelphia
Serpe
St. Jobnith’ S
University of Brooklyn
Whippett
Temple
Madison Square Garden
Ray
Sugar
Robinson
Tommy Bell
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
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James Hairston
Ann — Morgan
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Helendale Ledbetter
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San Antonio, Texas
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Ministerial Association of Christian Churches
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