McCarthy attacked as police state menace in观点 piece
A critical column denounces Senator McCarthy as a disciple of fear who would use police power to probe private votes and past associations. It notes Eisenhower’s discomfort, Matthews’ explosive claim about Protestant clergy, and predicts growing public scrutiny and press pressure on McCarthy.
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Joe McCarthy
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Europe
America
McCarthy
White House
Senatuy Joe
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
J. B. Matthews
Everyimen
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United States
Old Joe
Crop Report May Decide Controls On Next Year’s Corn
Farmers weigh official crop protection report to see if rigid federal controls will hit next year’s corn. Benson already set wheat marketing quotas and a planting report indicates similar controls for cotton. The department forecasts corn at about 3.2 billion bushels with 800 million in reserves. wheat and cotton quotas face approval, with a need to trim production by weather and pests to allow withdrawal.
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Washington
Benson
Agricultura Department
Department
Agriculture Department
Three Democrats Stand Firm Against McCarthy Panel
Three Democratic senators led by Sen. Symington refuse to serve on McCarthy's Investigations Committee. House like walkout draws Republican criticism as a possible way to halt all congressional work. McCarthy notes restoration of Democrats but Mundt urges restraint and minority staff rights remain disputed.
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Washington
Americain Mercury Magazine
McCarthy R-Wis
Symington
Missouri
McClellan
Arkansas
Henry Jackson
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Congress
Jackson
McCarthy
MclCarthy
Justus Delegates to Hot Springs Regional Meeting
Ed and Ann Justus depart Sunday for Hot Springs where Ed will serve as Master of Ceremonies at the regional meeting of the Arkansas Professional Photographers Association. Frederick Neveries of Slaton and White Liam Hughes of Little Rock are listed as speakers.
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Ann Justus
Let Springs
Arknsas
Adhation
Elebs
Bon
Frederick, NeVeries
Slaton
Texas
Whie4liam Hughes
Little Rock
Relief sought for Arkansas farmers as rains bite
Arkansas farmers seek federal aid amid two thirds of the state hit by heavy rains that damaged crops. The Arkansas Mobilization Committee picked counties to receive relief while officials push for faster distribution. Cotton merchants urge exports to liquidate surpluses, and Sen McClellan touts a trade aid plan to swap surplus for foreign purchases. A cattle disease concerns farmers, with about 150 head affected.
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Little Rocky
Arkansas
Arkansas Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Isut Agricultre
Orain
Ackangas
Benson
Sen
McClellan
Arkinsna
Senate
Appropriations Committee
J. 5
Campbell
Harvesting Hope in Hempstead County Crops
County Agent Oliver L. Adams advises Hempstead County farmers to plant grain sorghum, millet, and quick hybrids like G-244, with early varieties such as Early Hegarth. Suggests sowing soybeans for hay, silage, or feed, and urges soil moisture preservation, proper seeding, and late summer crop readiness. Recommends checking PMA guidance before diverting cotton land to emergent crops and to plant gardens with tomato, pepper, eggplant now.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
PMA
Newspaperman and War Typewriters in a World of Pigeons
Hal Boyle reflects on the stress of journalism in wartime noting reporters rely on telephones cables and typewriters while pigeons carried news. he jokes about sympathy and laments broken machines. He compares Allied messages reaching Berlin and explains pigeons’ routes via Richmond and Charleston revealing quirks of wartime communication.
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Pound
Normandy
Signal Corps
London
Berlin
Army Messenger
Germany
U. S. Army
Richmond
Charleston
S. C
Smithsonian Institution Sigs White Reach Beak of Appetite
In the Canal Zone the Smithsonian Institution figures a peak in appetite and engineering skill. Officials note growing interest and capability among staff to expand projects and research efforts in the region.
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Smithsonian Institution
Canal Zone
72 Foot Boa At Large In Chicago
A 72 foot boa constrictor named Oscar escaped from a hotel parking lot in Chicago near Lions Club activities. Police offered a $50 reward as owners, Robert Bean and Street, tried to locate the pet amid hotel moves and reports from Zoo director Bean. The animal, said to be from Ross Allen's reptile room, was described as friendly by Florida officials.
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Taake Park
Ilia
Lions Clubs
Oscar
Robert Bean
Brogsfield Zoo
Bean
Streets
Young
Huets
Osuce
Patize
Heute
Fleis
Napoleon
Ross Allen
Silver Springs
Fla
Florida
ROK Forces Rally After Seven Hour Battle Against Reds
A prolonged engagement unfolds as ROK positions resist a Red assault along a four mile ridge. Allied jets strike bridges and military targets while Chinese battalions push toward the Central flank. The action ends with forces withdrawing to base in Japan as night falls.
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Ora
Koren
Manohurin
Aynod
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Whetu
Japan
Abe
Cataling Ip
Lau
Purges in Red Regime Spark Hope of Soviet Decline
Congressmen see purges of the Soviet leadership as a potential sign of internal collapse. Senators Sherman Cryppe and John Sparkman, among others, caution against premature conclusions while noting shifts in power invite uncertainty and possible internal upheaval.
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Washington
Layeond F. Barin
Sen
Gohan
Sherman Cryppe
Tr Ky
Foreign Reelations Committee
United Nations
Mstes Kotuuver
Penn
Gerin
Assant
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Harvardg University
Rukia
Murle Faolusod
Anld
Borda
Whidel
Legionnaires to Play Three Games in Yeyarkonn
Fragmentary report notes the Legionnaires schedule three games in Yeyarkonn starting July 1. The text mentions the Harleana Myides and BY Dosa tied to performances, with midweek contests listed and venues unclear. Names, dates, and places are garbled but indicate a sequence of three matchups this week.
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Hope
Hendrix Spragins
Andy Andrews
Befriended by a Man of Shady Character Back in 1830
A fragment from a Washington Telegraph tale recounts Major Joshua Morrison of Hempstead County and his famed mentor Old Nick Trammell. The two navigated deception, land deals, and a daring bond swap near Little Rock. Morrison later posted bond for Old Nick, illustrating a tangled frontier friendship.
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Nola
Washington
Nick 'Srammiell
Whehrlington
Joshua Morrison
Crit Bhuart
Hempstead
Hempstead County
S. A. Wielige
Franklin Street
Chicago
Washington T
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Nick Trammell
John
Murrell
Morriuon
Jang
Maj. Morrison
Little Mission River
Morrison
Little Rock
Nick
Ole Nick
Red River
Walton
Lewisville
Thomya Hyubbard
Bowy
Old Nick
Col
Urjah Ferguson
Joe Nick
Simpl
Eisenhower Promises Texas Drought Aid After Governors Meet
President Eisenhower pledged federal help to Texas and six drought states including Oklahoma New Mexico Arkansas and Colorado after a two hour Washington meeting with governors. The plan focused on price supports and urgent relief for cattle ranchers and farmers facing severe losses from continued drought.
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Eisenhower
Prica
Texas
Ollahoma
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Colorado
Pledwa
Pramlaces
Etnara
Klaerhower
Washington
Dard Bonbon
Pricu
Ona
Ilvon
Robertson Ends Meeting With Rhee
President Eisenhower aide Robertson announced after talks with Syngman Rhee that substantial progress toward a Korean armistice had been made though no final agreement was reached. He left for home while Rhee told reporters a friendly understanding had been reached on terms, as negotiators held up over final details.
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Syng Rhee
Limbussy
Rhee
Boon
Won
Roberton
Dodia
Simone
Alent
Leyal
DP Jom
Saturda
Roberigon
Robertson
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