Paper Mills and River Woes Echo Across States
The piece recalls how International Paper’s Camden mill degraded the Ouachita with waste, prompting fisherfolk to fear pollution. Tennessee officials express cautious optimism about Bowater’s Charleston plant, noting waste treatment can protect fish, even as odors linger and some nearby streams may see fewer fish.
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South Arkansas
International Paper Company
Kraft
Camden
Quachita
el Dorado
Cullendale
el Dorado News
Iite
Ouachita
Tennessee
Chattanooga Times
Chattanooga
Bowater Paper Corporation
Charleston, Tenn
S. L. Jones
Tennessee Department of Public Health
Bowater
Charleston
Charleston-Calhoun
Bogalusa
Childersburg
Ala
Lufkin
Tex
Canton
N. C
Jones
Temple Plant to Deal Only in Fertilizer
Temple Cotton Oil Company announces a policy shift to devote itself to fertilizer manufacture and sale, agricultural chemicals, and allied trading. The board cites rising fertilizer demand and declining independent mill viability, with mills in North Little Rock and Hops. The firm plans facility improvements to expand plant foods distribution in Arkansas.
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Temple Cotton Oil Company
Latano Temple
Temple
North
Little Rock
Board of
Arkansas
Arkansas Corporation
Cattlemen Rally Set for Hempstead County Jan Thirty
Hempstead County beef cattle producers are invited to a countywide rally on Wednesday January 30 at 10 am in the Hope City Hallmonter Pal courtroom. Extension Animal Husbandman M W Muldrow will review herd management, disease and parasite control, and feed strategies for steer grazing and baby beef weight. The event is sponsored by the county agriculture committee with local groups and aims to boost the $1 million annual cattle industry.
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Hempstead
Hope City
Hailmonter- Pal
M. W. Muldrow
Univerity of Arkansas
Muldrow
Deef Ceatle Committee
County Agriculture Committee
Nelson Frazier
Washington
Third District Livestock Protective Association
Oliver Adams
Rang
Ford Plan of Education Is Studied in Arkansas
A 36 member Arkansas committee reviews the Ford Foundation plan for teacher education and drafts a local program. They consider a five year structure with a transition from current methods, outlining covered topics for presentation to foundation staff next week. The group weighs four year general study plus a year of specialized teaching training. Forests feature in Britannica’s note on belief systems of primitive cultures worldwide.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ford Foundation
Charles M. Clarke
Arkansas Education Department
Wedding Event Aims Polio Campaign Earnings
A 'Wedding' comedy show drew a large audience and raised 326 dollars for the Hempstead March of Dimes campaign. Sponsored by the Auxiliary to the VEW, the event outperformed last year and will fund future county polio relief efforts.
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Hempstead
Acheson urges aid to areas in need
Secretary of State Acheson argues for Point Four technical aid to underdeveloped regions as a means to counter the Soviet threat. He says the program aims for enduring goals beyond anti communism, and that real U.S. interests favor peaceful, orderly progress toward representative governments.
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New York
Acheson
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Asia
Africa
Middle East
United States
Point Four
U.S
Truman
Our Way of Life Preserved at Midwinter Press Meet
Arthur F. Gerecke of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch warned at the Arkansas Press Association midwinter dinner that Americans may lose freedoms, including press freedom, if current infringements continue. He urged vigilance to prevent a silent decline as Marshal Stalin mockingly referenced.
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Little Rock
Marshal Stalin
Arthur F. Gerecke
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Arkansas Press Association
Gerecke
Call to hear MacArthur on peace treaty stalls
Senators cooled to a plan to call General Douglas MacArthur to testify on the Japanese Peace Treaty. The Foreign Relations Committee, awaiting next week's closed hearings, indicated no current plans for additional witnesses. Alfred Kohlberg urged MacArthur’s testimony, arguing the country would accept his full support, but he has not requested to speak.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Foreign Relations Committee
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
MacArthur
Senate
Supreme Allied Command
Japan
Truman
Gillette
D-Iown
Kohlberg
Connally
Dtex
Girl Dies in Bus Accident Near Griffitheville
An inquest was ordered after a four year old White County school girl, Judith McAlister, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray McAllister of Griffitheville, fell from a school bus when the front door opened during the trip. Bus driver M B Smith reported the incident occurred yesterday.
Reynolds AP and L Sign Power Contract
Interior Department spokesman said a power contract for Arkansas new aluminum plant will be signed Monday. Officials from Reynolds Metals Co., Arkansas Power and Light Co., and Southwestern Power Administration will meet in Secretary Chapman's office for the signing.
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Washington
Interior Department
Arkansas
Reynolds Metals Co
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Southwestern Power Administration
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
Lara's WIE Slee Berl s Angeles AGM
Fragmented OCR text mentions a cerebral condition and an AGM event. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to form a complete, factual summary.
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Lara
Angeles
Photographer in Jap Prison Gets Camera
Jan 26 Tokyo reports that AP photographer Trink Nowy, missing since 1950 after disappearing behind the hambo curtain, has sent photographs from a Communist prison. A chain of photographers forwarded gear to Pyokdong prison camp No. 2 via couriers and censorship, with Noel, famed for a Pulitzer prize, leading further efforts.
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Trink
Pappy
Associated Dress
Navy
Bob Schulz
New Jersey
Schulz
Pyokdeong
Pyokdong
Yalu
Christmus
Wilfred Burchett
Paria
Ce Soir
Reds
Tokyo
Burchett
Pfc
Theodore M. Palas
San Francisco
Dallas
Tex
W. E. Jenkins
Roy L. Jenkins
Panmunjom
Noel
Roseifor
Associated Press
Robert Tuckman
Albany
Tuckmoan
Papman Jom
Max Desfor
AP Phota
Libby sparks clash in Panmunjom over missing prisoners
U S Rear Admiral Libby denounces North Korea after Lee Sang Cho refuses to answer about 50 000 missing South Korean prisoners. UN subcommittees prepare new draft terms as Ridgway calls Panmunjom negotiations a big unknown amid airfield dispute. Egypt faces British intimidation as mobs clash in Cairo and Suez Canal area with casualties and calls for retaliation.
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Panmtunjom
Koren
U. S
RY B
Libby
Lee Sang Cho
United Nations
Lee
Rede
Ueleh Wang
Maui
Howard M. Turner
U. N
U.N
Tokyo
Matthaw B. Ridgway
Panmunjom
Burglar Tries to Break Into Neighborhood Grocery Store
Police were alerted by Donald DII, owner, as an attempted burglary occurred near midnight at a neighborhood grocery store on Ave and North McRno streets. Mrs. DI heard a noise, went to the front and saw a figure run across the street. the front door had been partly kicked open.
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Ave.te Band North McRno
Donald DII
Mrg. DI
Work to Start on Controversal Stretch
Little Rock reports began Monday on the controversial 60 mile stretch of Highway 29 between Huntsville and Forum Arkansas. The project includes grading drainage structures and reinforced concrete bridges with an estimated cost around 1.0 million dollars. Opponents label the plan a political road and urge alternative routing under federal law to reduce state costs.
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Little Rock
Huntsville
Forum
Ark
Arkansas Highway Department
Highway 29
Russia Urges Japan to Stay Out of China
Pravda reports Moscow warns Tokyo against approaching China amid shifts in East Asia. Commentary notes Yoshida statements about possible treaties with Chiang Kai-shek’s regime on Formosa. Pravda criticizes Japan for pursuing peace with Nationalists, decrying it as hostility toward China and a global threat.
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Russia
Japan
China
Moscow
Communist Party
Prav
Rusala
Red China
Pravda
Onoise
Shigeru Yoshida
Chiant Kale Shel
Formosa
Chiang
Provda
Conscern
Rede Byve
Wey
Construig
Beiping
Korgang
Soviet Union
Hopewell HDC Aids Needy At TB Sanatorium Meeting
Hopewell home demonstration club held a January meeting noting a 198 percent project and officer elections led by Mrs B Hodnett. They plan a monthly check to Miss Jean Lageter now a teacher at State Sanatorium to aid bed fast patients and entertainment for children using rocks for stereographs. New officers include Mrs John Keck president and Mrs R M Harrison vice president. other leaders cover dairy poultry foods and preservation. They also plan a $5 to the poll campaign and welcomed new member Wigens.
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Hopeswell Home Demonstration Club
Jean Lageter
Hope
State Sanatorium
B. Hodnett
E W
Wigens Atic Easart
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Malta
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