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Editorial comments reflect on press liberty and impartial reporting in America and Britain. The piece discusses the consolidation of Hope newspapers, regional industry prospects in Clark County, Arkadelphia plant talks, water needs, and the broader geopolitical context including Korea and Western diplomacy.
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Alex
BE. Palmer
Texarkana
Hope
Eno
Tronnother
Amievich
Pric
Eurupe
Paris
France
New York
Anel O
Great Britain and the Empire Commonwealths
England
America
Reynolds Metals Company
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Demonstration Club Officers Meet Wednesday
Demonstration Club officers will train at Hempstead Courthouse Wednesday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Miss Dorothy Price HD Agent from Iran Little Rock will assist presidents and vice presidents with parliamentary procedures. Paul Jones local newspaper man will help reporters. Lorraine Blackwood Home Demonstration Agent will assist in setting up for the coming year.
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Hempstead Coury Court House
Dorothy Price
Iran
Little Rock
Wid
Paul Jones
Lorraine Blackwood
Svltotaries
Markets Rise After Early Decline in Hog Prices
Market prices moved higher after an initial drop with hog prices staying steady. The report notes overall price activity across agricultural commodities and hints at regional price shifts.
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Ilther
Ady
Sion
Ea Tahoe
Testifies Select Group Got State Highway Deal
Former Arkansas Highway Department director J. C. Baker testified at public hearings about four years of purchasing practices for the state road agency. He described executive approval by Henry Woods, contracting choices, requested political contributions, and gifts from vendors.
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Little Rock
J.C. Baker
Arkansas Highway Department
Baker
Arkansas Highway Adit Commission
McMath
Henry Woods
Highway Department
Woods
Lehman Calls For Punishing Wrongdoers In Government
Senator Lehman accuses the Truman administration of failing to remove corrupt officials and insists that wrongdoers be routed from federal jobs. He frames corruption as harmful at home and abroad, criticizes McCarthyism, and denounces political smearing while urging vigorous reform.
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Wasington
Sen. Lekman
D-Lib
Democratic Party
The
New York
America
Lehman
Women's
National Democratic Club
Truman
Tie
Moscow
Radio Moscow
Sen
McCarthy Ress
McCarthy
Methodist Men to Conduct Services Sunday
In the pastor's absence serving in North Arkansas, Spring Mill Methodist Church laymen assisted by Century Bible Class men will lead the Sunday morning service with Elmer Brown of Hope Church as lay speaker. At 3 p.m. Sen. F. C. Crow will speak at Fairview on the Spring Hill Methodist charge. Century Bible Class men will oversee the services at the pastor's request. the public is invited.
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North Arkansas
Spring Mill
Men of the Century Bible
Iope
Elmer Brown
Hope Church
F. C. Crow
Fairview
Spring Hill
Men of the Century Bible Glass
Bro. Clark
Charet
Farm Bureau Objectives Reviewed on KKAR Farm News
Joe Hardin president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation will review the bureau objectives on KKAR Farm News at 11 30 a m On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday morning the program will cover Farm Bureau aims and related topics with emphasis on rural agriculture and policy in Arkansas.
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Farm Bureau
Joe Hardin
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
KKAR
Shreveport Attorney Acquitted in Bribe Case
Shreveport lawyer Harvey L. Carey was acquitted by a federal jury after seven hours of deliberation on charges he solicited an $80,000 bribe from Texas oilman Lew Hart to settle 30 perjury counts. His 1950 suspension by U.S. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath remains unresolved. verdict leaves his return to duties in doubt. Carey, a 96 year old World War I Purple Heart recipient, testified he did not intend a bribe and claimed he was stringing Hart along to trap him.
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Shreveport
Ladan
WA. S
Harvey L. Carey
U.S
Hart
Carey
Brivur
Bankers and industrialists tour Forrest City visit
A group of sixteen bankers and industrialists, including an Arkansan, arrived yesterday on a goodwill tour to meet U S Ambassador James C Dunn and Italy's Defense Minister Randulfo Pacciardi. W W Campovelli of Forrest City Ark is among them, and they will stay several days.
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Aivine
Vane
An Arkansan
U. S
James C. Dunn
Italy
Randulfo Pacciardi
W. W. Campovelli
Forrest City
Ark
Dimes Benefit Dance Saturday for local groups
A benefit dance proceeds Saturday hosted by Ameriz Region and the BPRW club at the Ameri z Gay sight top to raise dimes for community projects. Local organizers invite all residents to attend and support the effort.
Warned Citizens Check Magazine Salesmen After Arrest
A young magazine salesman was arrested on a false pretenses charge and posted a 25 bond. Chief Clarence Baker urged citizens to verify credentials of out of town salesmen after similar claims surfaced citywide. The suspect admitted misrepresentation about college attendance and claimed a preacher recommendation, prompting police and prosecutors to warn the public to check with police or the chamber of commerce before buying.
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Clarence Baker
Baker
Roger Weissenberger
Pohice
Chamber of Commerce
ROKs Reject Popular Vote Move in Assembly
In Pusan Korea the Republic of Korea National Assembly rejected 143 to 18 a move for popular election of the president and creation of a two house legislature. The vote followed debate urged by several leaders in Seoul and Seoul officials.
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Pusan
Korea
Republic of Korea
Natonal Assembly
Eat Sagan Hhee
Assembly
South
Egypt Threatens UN Action Over Suez Deal
Egypt vows to bring the Suez issue before the United Nations Security Council if the United States, Britain, and Turkey deploy troops to the Canal Zone in response to Winston Churchill's appeal. The Egyptian delegation calls the move a sovereignty violation by a UN member and a risk to regional stability.
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Egypt
Suez
Paris
Severn State
United Nations Security Council
United States
Praner
Turkey
Tronpa
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Taxes in State May Total 56 Million
Arkans Comptroller Lee Roy Teasley projects general revenue taxes reaching 56 million dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30 1952 Beasley outlines allocations if the total is reached including 24 274 708 to the public school fund and 18 million to the public welfare fund with funds divided among the General fund public institutions health and university accounts and several colleges and local aid programs.
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Public Welfare Fund
General Fund
Public Institutions
Public Health Fund
University of Arkansas
Churchill Wins Unanimous No to Suez Help Appeal
The United Nations allies, including Washington and London, show broad agreement to warn China over any major violation in Korea. Churchill sharply rebuffed the idea of immediate U.S. forces for Suez, signaling continued alliance against Communist aggression. The article notes possible swift retaliation if China acts, including naval blockades and potential ground offensives, while cautioning against broad strikes on Chinese cities.
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Suez
China
Washinton
Jin
Conumunists
Keerea
Korea
Sun Bether
Theo Eynse
Mawitt
al Shed
Farmona
Marcharian
4 H Girls Enter Pie Baking Contest
Readable details show 4 H girls invited to enter a cherry pie baking contest sponsored by Ackansisbower Light Co. Preliminary event set for Saturday morning January 1 at Lorraine Thlackwood’s home in Ohman. Final county contest in Hot Springs later. local club urges participation for county preliminaries on Friday January 16 at 8:00.
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Ackansis Bower & Light Ca
Lorraine Thlackwood
Eine Street
Oh Man
Polo Hot Springs
Monty
Dan
Hob Springs
Ebay
Jae
Ftiviluy Anapaing
Campaign Camps Buzz As Four Candidates Build Momentum
Washington report by Arthur Eyson notes six months to conventions yet four campaigns are active. Taft’s operation at the Standard Oil building displays a large map and Taft buttons while Eisenhower’s topeka HQ projects strength. Kefauver and Stassen run in Willard Hotel offices, with Kefauver's Delaware-unstarred map and a busy-looking campaign board, illustrating early party activations and volunteer efforts across key states.
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Arthur Eyson
Hal Boyle
Washington
Senator Taft
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Capitol
Taft
Vic Johnson
Republican National Committee
San Franscisco
U. & Map
Gen
Eisenhower
Topeka
Kaw
Shoreham Hotel
Genator Carlen
KefFauver
Williard Hotel
KeFauver
Ailsa
Delaware
Charley Neusela
New York
Fay
Kefouver
Stassen
Helen Gunderson
Daniel S. Guiney
West Coast
Britain Ready to Follow U S Leadership in Middle East
Churchill pledges Britain will follow United States leadership in the Middle East while seeking American backing for British rendership. He endorses US protection of the Chinese Nationalist island Moymosa and urges token forces to guard the Suez Canal, signaling Britain’s influence in the region may be challenged amid Egyptian tensions. The plan will be reviewed to gauge US relations and prospects for a settlement with Egypt.
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Waslinglin
Tanin
Trhine
Clutcenill
Inveshaplig Kyitial
Cellenh
United
Middle East
Pyeur-eld
Congress
Churchill
Moymosa
Britain
China
Ting
Truman
Tle
Far East
London
Washington
Middle Waar
Church
Luce Canal
W O Reece 63 Former Hope Resident Dies
William O Teeca an 84 year old former Hope resident died at his Pleasant Plains Arkansas home Thursday. He is survived by his wife Alice Reece three daughters Mrs Joe Gentry Mrs Alice Mae Starnes of Hope and Mrs Royeton Green of Kernville California and a son Donald W Reece of Waco Texas. Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at Shover Springs Baptist Church with Rev Hollis Purtle of Sherdlan and Rev Camlyn Roberts officiating. Burials will be in Shover Springs Cemetery.
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William O. Teeca
Hope
Pleasant Plains
Ark
Alice Reece
Joe Gentry
Alice Mae Starnes
Royeton Green
Kernville
Calif
Donald W. Reece
Waco
Texas
Shover Springs
Baptist Church
Hollis |Purtle
Sherdlan
Camlyn Roberts
Shover Springs Cemetery
Investigations tighten as Truman aides face probe
January 18 report from Waslington notes congressional groups probing non Harry S Truman actions. The House inquiry, led by Haller, seeks guidance or confirmation of details, while McDonald accuses the Banking Committee of coercion. Maybank defends forthcoming testimony as Republicans press the Securities and Exchange Commission amid bond and debt concerns.
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Waslington
Harry
Truman
Dling Puralian
WFC
House
Alregdderway
Haller
Jeader
Senula
McDonald
Tat Heller
Nate Banking Committee
Senatoy Bank
O$c
Bunissa
Fee
Senate
Maybank
Securities and Exchange Mmiaiion
Dealtny
Bonde
Seagulls Bomber Collision Reported Near San Diego
A collision involving a bomber and Seagulls near San Diego caused damage to the leading edge. Vultee Aircraft Corp. estimated the damage and noted the incident involved one plane in the sequence.
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San Diego
Callty
Tad Jauttered
Consolidated
Vultee Corp
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