Revenue official decries dishonesty and politics in liquor licensing
At a Little Rock dinner, former FBI figure Morley assails misuse of the Revenue Department for political ends. He argues a neutral licensing system is possible with honest leadership, noting critics’ claims and urging reform while linking proposed tax and antitrust steps to government funding.
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Little Rock
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Ian
Identified bodies of 12 Newsmen in Bombay Crash
In Bombay on July 13 a plane crash on Ghatkopar hill killed 45 aboard, including 13 American news correspondents. Fred Cottingham of The Denver Post among the identified, with searches continuing for five missing. A funeral service planned as officials from the U.S. embassy and consulate assist in identification and repatriation.
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India
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KLM
Illney
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Ameryan
Fred Cotvig
Denver Post
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Lou Henderson
Tambay
U. S. State Department
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Netherlands
Velland
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Assiyont
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Americas
Panier
Hedderson
Arkansas Weather Update Promises Hot Continued Heat
The forecast shows cloudy skies with high temperatures continuing to rise. Forecasters expect little change from yesterday, which reached 102 degrees in Fayetteville with a low near 0.
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Foruvuast
Herve
Caden
Bayetteville
Officials Differ on Cause of Airliner Crash
Officials differed on whether a cockpit brawl aboard a Standard Airlines C-40 caused the crash 30 miles north of Los Angeles. 35 dead, 14 injured as the plane, from New York, exploded in Santa Susana mountains in fog. CAB and Standard pilots dispute if the fight led to the disaster.
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Bilet White
Tackheed
Busbianle
New York
Mary Bettis
Long Beach
Calif
Billie
Vicky Zelsdorf
Hope Man Charged With Theft Near Texarkana
Texarkana area man Trisday Hope, 27, admitted hiding in a former neighbor’s home and stealing a table model radio later sold for 4510. Neighbor William Underwood of Fisherville near Texarkana testified. Tullis was ordered held for Malter County circuit court after a hearing. a deputy said a later claim tied to burglary was dismissed.
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Texarkana
Fred Tullis
Trisday
William Underwood
Fisherville
Tullis
Eamitt
J. Cook
Ice
Daniel Taldite
Theis
Actress Paula Drew Accuses Psychiatrist Husband
Detroit July 1 UP Screen actress Paula Drew 23 accuses psychiatrist husband Dr Altshuler of trying to hypnotize her and using a hypodermic needle. She seeks divorce two weeks ago after claiming threats and physical abuse. Altshuler, 56, known for high profile cases, denies the charges calling them publicity stunts amid a two-month marriage.
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Mich
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Oday
Dra Altshuler
Ross
Shiwerig
Divaree
Sey Liu
Ali'yhuley
Menki Palienis
Allshuter
Wayne County
Oane
Detroit Symphony
Homecoming at Bodcaw No. 1 Sunday
Cloudy with a chance of showers for Bodcaw No. 1 Sunday July 17. Rev. Andrews will preach at the Budewy No. 1 Baptist Church in Bodcaw. Singing and a planned social program follow the service as the public is invited.
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Budewy No. 1
Baptist Churgh
Ford and unions clash over production demands in New York
An article reports trade tensions between Henry Ford and a union leader in New York. It notes Ford’s claim of a buyers market and discusses possible impacts on automotive workers, with references to UPI and other figures and places in a murky historical segment.
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Peck Youth Reportedly Much Improved After Accident
A severely injured youth named George Peck, a JV first baseman, was rushed to hospital yesterday around noon following a collision with a moving truck on Third Street. Attendants described his condition as improved with consciousness returning, though he had multiple injuries and underwent examinations. County police and witnesses noted the incident and separate reports placed the vehicle’s origin near a local state department facility.
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Peek
Ilbert Watron
Tex
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Reid
Ital
Two Hope Men Fryered in Minor Accidents
Two men from Hope were reported involved in minor accidents with unclear details. A sequence of fragmented lines mentions Ross Wrinht and other garbled terms, but no clear outcomes or actions are discernible.
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Hope
Singing Sunday invites all local singers to attend
Community announcement invites all singers for Singing Sunday. The event invites residents to join, with emphasis on participation by local vocalists and residents in the upcoming Sunday program.
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Ishel Jistenci
Probers Would Call Up Negro Paul Robeson
Washington July 130 UP Probers would call up Negro Paul Robeson to explain his affection for the Soviet Union. committee member Alvin W. Stokes said fewer than 1400 Negroes are members of the American Communist party. He claimed Robeson proves the Communist influence among American Negroes.
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Piiieis Waller
Paul Bateson
Negra Biv Saunor
Amerivin Communuidst
Stokes
Robeson
Europe
Jie
United States
Rabeson
Wand
Olius
First President of Eire Dies at Age of 88
An inaugural leader of Ireland passes away at 88 after a long public career. The obituary notes his roles in government and his influence on early Irish statehood, with mentions of his faith and key public service milestones.
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Eire
Public invited to special service cleanup effort
A community notice invites the public to join a special service event organized by Unity Seaplist for Anglaid villagers. The details call for participation and communal effort in addressing local needs.
Acheson Opposes Cuts to Western Europe Arms Aid
Secretary of State Acheson voiced firm opposition to any cut in the projected foreign arms aid program of 1.45 billion dollars for western Europe and other areas. He said the figure represents the absolute minimum needed and spoke during a House conference as Taft led a small opposition against a quick Senate vote on the North Atlantic treaty.
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Acheson
Jalvalion
Western
Europe
Capitol Hill
Benitoy Dulles
R-Ny
United States
Paris
USS
Lucas
Senate
Romeo's Story in Bronx Court Reveals Confessions
New York July 13 UPi report shows Romeo Fernandez 48 recounting whisky binge before helping his mistress murder widow Janet Fay 66 of Albany. He claims a confession by Martha Beck 20 corroborates strangling the woman and dropping her head with a blunt instrument as defense argues.
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Romeo
Howshe
Bronx Supreme Court
Raymond Fernandez
Janet Fay
Bany
Weather Indirectly Tied to Arkansas Death Toll Rises
Weather events across Arkansas increased the death toll to nine, as a Magnolia lineman, Charles Haney, 24, was fatally injured while repairing damaged power lines during a storm. The week saw six traffic deaths, one drowning, and one self-inflicted death.
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Arkansas
Charles Haney
Compley
Arkansas Power
Magnolia
Miece
Rainfall Brings Some Relief to Crops Across Regions
General rainfall spread across many states aiding parched farms after a dry spell. Heavy belts in the mid Atlantic and Northeast saw welcome showers. cooler highs followed days of heat with parts of the Southwest posting 100s. Strongest totals centered in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio Valley areas.
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New Jersey
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Belk Saveret
jConnecticut
Massachusetts
New Jrsey
New York City
Albany
Pennsylvania
Ohio Valley
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Arizona
Lexas
Presiden
Fort Worth
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Laredo
Yuma
Ark
Phoenix
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Former Arkansas road director dies after illness
James R. Rhyne, 68, longtime Arkansas highway director, died at his home after several months of illness. He served under Governors Furrell Bailey and Beebe. Survivors include his widow, a son Dr. James T. Rhyne of Pine Bluff, a daughter, a brother, and four sisters including Mrs. Anh Whitehead of Helena.
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James R. Rhyne
Arkansas Highway
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J. M. Furrell
Cari BE
Bailey
James T. Rhyne
Pine Biull
A Nh, Whitehead
Helena
Ark
Salesman Accused in Incident Case Force From Woods
The Bardycee Jagt reports a Fordyce waiter 16 accused rape by a magazine salesman. Police say he fled into the woods near Hermitage Ark after the alleged attack last Thursday.
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Tentay
Olu May Doshier
Wooods Veer Hermitage
Ark
Bardycee Jagt
Obituary for reporter John G Weekley at 38
HAL BOYLE recalls John G Weekley, a talented journalist whose path from Missouri to New York and Time magazine embodied a restless quest to tell truth. Weekley’s humor, people skills, and courtroom of words aided frontline reporting and memorable coverage before his unexpected death at 38.
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Hal Boyle
John G. Weekley
Netherlands
Bambay- Severil
This Tolleson
Vitordn Rail Fuad
University of
Chergel
Yeamen
Nuuwal
Sint
State Department
Jack
New York
Herlin Aribone
Washington
Jowag
Lynn Malan
President Truman Sets Major Economic Address Tonight
Washington July reports that President Truman plans an extensive television address at the White House to defend his administration’s policy amid economic decline. He will outline four major works, demand tax measures, and push a program to expand employment and power, stressing the country cannot rally by accepting low mood and recession.
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Furtmiin
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Brose
White House
Truman
Johnson on trial for Memphis bank robbery and escape
The slender gunman Johnson, 30, faces federal charges for robbing a Memphis bank of about 40,000 dollars and transporting stolen money across state lines. In Indianapolis and Miami the case drew FBI attention as prosecutors depict a nationwide manhunt ending with his capture and related trials.
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Bill Frances Glaze Hayes
Shelby
den’ G.ow
S Fohhson
Re & Johnson
Memphis
FBI
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Battle Aerosy Monument Circle
Indianapolis
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Meg
Mable Seorovgins
Miami
Golny
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Oloe
Seruptive
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Alderson
R. S. Arnett Dies in Hope Hospital
R S Arnett dies in Hope Hospital aged 62. Survived by widow, three sons Robert, Billy Joe, Edward. three daughters Helly Sue, Hes vittta, Caroling. brothers Frank and Walter. Funeral at 2pm Thursday at Herdon-o jigs Chapel by Rev We Thompson. Burial near Amulean Legion in Snell Ci ury of Emmict.
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Robert
U. S
Billy Joe
Edward
Hope
Helly Sue
Hesvittta
Caroling
Hopes Brothers
Frank
Walter
Hell
Herdon
We Thompson
Amulean Legion
Snell Ciury
Emmict
Rain Temp Drops as 99 Degree Heat Ends with Rain
A distorted weather note reports a 99 degree high giving way to 73 as rain arrives. The fragment mentions an inch of rain and a dramatic temperature drop, with unclear local references and garbled agency terms.
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Goprées
Sal Hure
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