Salome at Wenger theater praised with Hayworth’s strong turn
A theater review notes Rita Hayworth in Salome opening Sunday, hailed as a powerful screen performance. It contrasts the biblical story of John the Baptist and Herod with the production’s modern staging, praising Granger and Laughton in key roles while urging audiences to see the dramatic interpretation rather than the well known dance.
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Salome
Wenger Theater
Herod
John the Baptist
Messiah
Chasis
Rita Hayworth
Miss Haywori
Saame
Galilee
Rome
Queen Mother
Stewart Granger
Christian
Claudus
Charles Laughton
Merad
Baltimore Bid for Browns Is Finding Favor
In Cincinnati the American League discussed moves for Bill Veeck to relocate the Browns to Baltimore. A 5-2 vote in March favored the shift, with Frank Lane of the White Sox noting growing sympathy for Veeck. Lane and Cleveland cast favorable ballots at Tampa, though no city was specified. Veeck hinted at another attempt next winter.
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Sincinnati
Veeck
Nih
Myseyport
American League
Browns
Baltimore
St. Louis
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Bill
Lane
Tampa
Cleveland
Weather Lifts Arkansas Crops After Rain and Cool Air
Rain and cool air benefited Arkansas with scattered showers easing drought. Rates show gains in cotton and soybeans varied, with 80 to 90 percent of some areas up but soybeans lagging. Entomologist warns of boll weevils as rainfall spurs first generation activity. Little Rock forecasts near 83 today and around 89 tomorrow.
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Ft. Smith-Pavis
Arkansas
Miles McPeek
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Della Chieni
Loyd Waters
Waters
Waldron
Bt. Smith
Tuteil
Boonevile
Menu
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Dacado
Plippin
Walnut Ridge
Batesville
Newport
Gordon Barnes
Extension Service
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mercury
All Star to Test Stengel Mound Policy
Skeptical American Leaguers eye Casey Stengel as he hinges on one southpaw Billy Pierce for the All Star Game against a powerful National League lineup. NL batters, led by Musial and Slaughter, back the league’s left hand hitters. Parnell and other lefties are urged as alternatives by several executives amid the National’s recent World Series losses to Stengel.
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Cincinnat
Frank Lane
White Sox
Stenfel
Melb Parnell
Boston
Calvin Griffith
Washington
Stengel
Jert Parnall
Griffith
Parnell
Gus Bell
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
National League
Congress Begins To View Foreign Dollar Demands As Bleak
Washington lawmakers confront a persistent foreign demand for dollars and forecast the end of aid within years. Senator McClellan cites high taxes and peacetime deficits while Secretary of State minutes signals potential long term aid needs. trade barriers and reciprocity are noted as factors shaping future policy.
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Congress
Washington
Len McClellan
Arkanesas Democrat
Starolet B. Stassen
Senate
Senhower
Right of Way View Upheld by Atty. Gen
The Arkansas attorney general's office upholds State Highway Commission policy of paying for rights of way in counties where the state gets the land at no cost. Chief Assistant Atty. Gen. John R. Thompson says county funds may be used for acquiring rights of way and removal of obstructions. The Arkansas County Judges Association had sought to challenge priority rules favoring primary roads. Thompson cited court decisions supporting such purchases and noted the opinion was being reconsidered upon renewed request. The 1953 act requiring full cost on primary roads and half on secondary roads was referenced by the association, while the Commission argued the law allows rights of way to be furnished on any project. The Legislative Council plans a special meeting to resolve the dispute.
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Attorney General
Effeat
Highting Commission
John R. Thompson
Arkansas County Judges Association
State Highway Commission
Thompson
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
County Judges Association
Warry
Commission
Arkansas Legislative Council
Roundup Club to Meet on Tuesday
The Hope Roundup club changes its regular meeting night from Thursday to Tuesday. All members are asked to attend with their horses at 1:30 Tuesday night at the Coliseum.
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The
Hope Roundup Club
Coliseum
Postal Hike Hearing Snags on Dispute
A House post office committee hearing on proposed postal rate increases opened amid a bitter debate. Chairman Edward J. Rees resisted calls to close the session as Rep. Charles Hagen urged a closed meeting. Summerfield, the Postmaster General, faced interruptions as the hearing unraveled into dispute over protocol and conduct.
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Wasitington
Menkers
Acute BE
Sumnerfield
Edward J. Rees
Post Office
Charles Hagen
R-Minn
Rees
Giarden
Jim
Summerfield
Excess Profits Tax Sure to Pass Senate
WASHINGTON (ULP) The administration seeks a five month extension of the excess profits tax and Senate leaders expect easy passage. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson will vote for the measure as requested by the President. House action came Friday despite opposition from Ways and Means Chairman Reed. Johnson says constituents mostly favor the extension.
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House
Daniel A. Reed
Johnson
Cherry to Meet With Girls School Trustees Tuesday
Gov. Cherry to meet with trustees of the Arkansas Girls Training School on Tuesday to discuss the superintendent issue. Mrs. Maxine Cogbill had resigned, citing pressure to quit, while the board vowed to retain her. The governor says he expects an apology and says he did not force the resignation.
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Little Hock Wi
Cherry
Arkansas Girls ‘Training School
Maxine Cogbill
Gov. Cherry
Cogbill
C. Y. Farrell
Texarkana
Coghill
Airliner Down in Pacific With 58 Missing
A Pacific Ocean airliner bound from Conan to Oakland with 58 aboard is missing after flight. The crash triggered a large search by air and sea, guiding a Navy transport and Coast Guard assets to the scene near Wake Island as families and crews await news. The stranded craft carried pilots, crew, and passengers including election workers and families from Gitani to the United States.
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RSS
Cogreeragine Aire
Gistians
Phae
Oakland
Calif
Niao
Cerewinen
Chisappen
Pacifie Sinee
Navy
Barcell
Pirate List
Favre
Th. O. Murray
Hawenian Amnech Coordinalar
WaDbiet
Oalglane
Gsintie Pacific Flier
Newman
Pacific
Barret
Openings for U S Engineers in Vicksburg District
Vicksburg District Corps of Engineers seeks appointees for multiple positions including Oiler Muring Water Plant Operator Quarter boat Utilities Operator and Food Preparation and Serving Foreman with hourly pay ranges. No written test. ratings based on experience and training. Veterans' preference allowed for age limits up to 62 with waivers. Apply by mailing to the Executive Secretary U S Civil Service Examiners Lower Mississippi Valley Division Vicksburg Mississippi.
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Muring
Winehinin
Boutswain
Vicksburg
Miss
Board
Ot ‘Us
Civil Service
Lower Mississippi
Mississippi
Mets
U S Food Gift to East Germany Faces Delayed Sea Route
The United States sends a food aid shipment bound for East Germany as tensions with the Soviet bloc persist. Officials say 15 million dollars in relief remains on course despite Moscow’s objections and Red opposition to delivery channels. Berlin leaders urge continued aid, while Western allies discuss post armistice arrangements and potential distribution through allied channels.
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U.S
East Germany
Rergin
Hank Gerainy
United States
Moscow
U. S
Hera
Dha
Germany
Washington
Bonn
Borla
Boviet
Molotov
Wixenhower
Wom
Konrad Adenauer
Devershodt Teisenhower
Migh Commission
Oman
Ernst Reuter
Socialist Party
Hia
Hassw
Vermont
Berlin
Amuiper Montag Morgan
Tilser
Offo Nalp
VFEW Post Will Meet on Tuesday
VFEW Post will convene next Tuesday to discuss two new projects. Officials will review proposals and decide on the best path forward at the session.
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Vfew Post
A W Martin Dies Sunday at Age 63
Allen W Martin aged 63 dies Sunday. Survivors include wife three daughters and three sons. Funeral Monday at Unity Baptist Church of Hope with burial in Hostiel Cemetery. Pallbearers named Arthur Togers Charlie ire Roland Ballard Clyde Arnold Archol Sendth.
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Allen W. Martin
Due Dome
Topo Ab
Hempewad County
C. L. Robeurtgrol DeQween
Mike Sehwelker
Hope
Myre
Sedfordt Bell
Little Heels
Dewey Martin
Texarkana
A. G. Marethy
Ifype
Cecil Martin
Bentan
Meygyle Martin
Joby Moory
Owlsville
Witabaoth Drake
Corpus Christi
Haldi
Yopan
Unity Baplist
Church of Hope
Silvey
Devoi
Arthur Togers
Charlie Iare
Roland Ballard
Clyde Arnold
Arcehlol Sendth
Weekend of Violent Deaths Reported Across State
Authorities reported eight violent deaths over the weekend across multiple counties. Among the incidents a vehicle rollover near Montivebla killed Chrner, 42, of Carden, while Dewey Dyoele, among others, died from crash injuries. Sheriff Chastur Shirley noted a driver faced reckless driving charges and a 9000 dollar bond. Additional fatalities occurred in Canfield and Talayelta County road crashes as investigations continue.
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Aviuinsas
Partoel
Withy Chrner
Carden
Montivebla
Troy Ollyar Gold
Dewey Dyoele
Soit Brockwell
Weyerreeld Stuapa
Brown
Canfiek
Talayelta
Stilo Police al
Orrest Cty
Truman
Matt
Tao
Josh Jame
Mall
Negro GI Course to Be Organized
Veterans eligible for the GI Bill will organize a meeting at Yorger High School Trade Shop on Wednesday night July 4 at 8. The event aims to gather all veterans and encourage attendance to form a new organization.
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Yorger High School
Ns Mouting
Letter Carriers Elect John May Leader in Arkansas
John May of Rowedub is elected president of the Arkansas Bar at a Letter Carriers Association convention in Little Rock. Other officers named include Indladura, Caw ley, Sherrit as vice presidents, Lay as treasurer, Darmascuy as chaplain, and Mrs. Luther A. Rold of Conway as president of the Ladies Auxiliary, with Victor Morgan of Searcy as vice president.
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Little Rock
John May
Rowebud
Arkansas Bar At Letter Carriers Association
James A. Madson
Harrison
Indladura
Cawley
Sherrit
View
Ferace Lay
Dorsdo
Bewey
Darmascuy
Lain
Luther A. Rold
Conway Wit
Wadies Auxiliary
Victor Morgan Searcy
Vita
Man Turns Rain Drop Idea Into Auto Top Boom
HAL BOYLE reports Roger Brown a Miami transplanted Ohio public relations man enlisted Inman to develop Weather Guard a device that uses rain to trigger the automatic closing of a car top. Brown and two partners invested 90000 in the venture hoping for a multimillion payoff while Inman would receive little directly. The plan foresees the gadget becoming standard in future vehicles with profits plowed back into expansion.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hoger Brown
Ohio
Sucelt Lees
Roger
Inman
Iman
Brown
Inventor Inman
Hiearaduct
Page
Pest Control Meetings On Tuesday in Cotton Belt
County Agent Olivar Adama announced demonstrations and meetings on Tuesday July 14 focused on cotton insect scouting. Goren Surnys and Tix lension Antomologist will attend. Mr Barnes will review proper timing of poison applications to control boll weevil. Judg M. Stephens handles payments for the field meeting.
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Olivar Adama
Goren Surnys
Arkansas
Tix Lension
Barnes
Biel
Mr. Barnes
Ton Feldy
Lawrence Hollis
Clear-Quke
Hollis
Polronede
Dallas
Batt Farm
Judg M. Stephens
Ueld
Barnes Walls
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Rhee
Tessie
Dong Brendkott
Manmusajom
Khe
Valette A. Trobwellon
Robertson
Whee
Eisenhower
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