Baptismal Service at Lonoke and City Park Recreation News
Baptismal service set at Lonoke Baptist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. for new members from Vacation Bible School led by Rev. A T Scott. City Park recreation notes praise harmonious play as Roscoe Smith reports eight hundred attendances with no disturbances, plus a report on visitors from Dallas and a donation event by Hope Civic Improvement Association. City Park Pony League game vs Spring Hill rained out in bottom of seventh. Pony's score by Ezell Powell, George Smith III, Mack Dennis, Arthur Green, Shannon. City Park swimming team places noted as Winfred Yerger wins back stroke. relay team Duttie, Turner, Randle, Davis. practice aimed for Spring Hill meet with teams from Spring Hill, Minden, Shreveport.
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Roscoe Smith
Hope
Ta Washington
The
Hope Civic Improvement Association
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Jame B
Pony's
Spring Hill
Louisiana
Ezell Powell
George Smith III
Mack Dennis
Arthur Green
Shannon
James Watson
Spring Hill Louisiana
Winfred Yerger
Joe Duttie
Floyd Turner
Berry Randle
George Davis
Secnad
Spring Ifill
Minden Shreveport
German Baron, Italian Woman Held for 10 Year Princess Case
In Genoa police arrested Baron Waldermar von Hoyningen-Huene and Luigiana Nett i for allegedly imprisoning and fleecing 78 year old Princess Carolina Borghese for nearly a decade. The baron faces charges of violating Italian law on domination and theft of jewels and embezzlement of 80000 dollars, with the Italian woman charged as an accomplice.
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Italy
Waldemar von Hoyningen-Huene
Luigiananetti
Carolina Casaretto Borghese
Luigiga
Welfare aid cuts hit thousands across states
The Washington side: legislators trimmed about a million from the sum requested by the department for the welfare period. The reductions affect nearly 60,000 people as states like Oregon, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, and Georgia tighten aid programs for dependent children. Programs retrain workers, target investigations, and tighten eligibility to balance budgets while noting varied savings.
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Oregon
Unien
Louis Ringuette
Josephine County
John Schaffer
Tesas
Louisiana
Actio
Marrie
Florida
Gaedler
Flat Salary for Man With Round Wife
In a humorous take from New York, a columnist jokes about paying wives a salary for housework and listening to husbands. It weighs costs for cooking, cleaning, listening, and criticizing, contrasting debit and credit ideas with a light satire on domestic finance and marital dynamics.
West Berlin crisis deepens as East German peace threat looms
The Soviet move to sign separate peace treaties with East and West Germany provokes Western unity. West Berlin remains calm as thousands flee daily from East Germany seeking the West. Leaders in Bonn Paris and Washington plan a firm, united response to the Soviet note. Eisenhower warns a Berlin surrender would be worse than Munich and urges resolve to defend Western Allied ties.
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Willy
Brandt
Paris
Britain
Jane
de Gaulle
Gettysburg
Risenhawer
Beaver Dam strike by operating engineers halts work
Eureka Springs Ark Tuesday saw a second union strike at the Beaver Dam construction project as Local 982 of Little Rock joined Fort Smith pickets voicing support for the hod carrier. Army Engineers expect delays while the dispute remains between TL James Construction Co. of Arlington and the unions.
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Beaver Daum
Mear
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Army Engineers
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TL. James Construction Co
Anston, Lr
Four jailed Riders face six months in Arkansas jail
Promise to of Setauket, N.Y., one of two white riders among four jailed said if not allowed to do what they believe in, public officials must act. Thad D. Williams of Little Rock said six months and $500 fines would be appealed. A fifth member, Annie Lumpkin, 12, was not arrested. The four, from St. Louis, arrived at Little Rock's Trailways depot after a trip from St. Louis. They planned to continue to Shreveport and New Orleans. A crowd of 300 to 400 gathered. they were arrested under a 1999 state law for breach of the peace. They were released after agreeing to leave Arkansas, then revoked the agreement and were jailed again.
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N.Y
Thad D. Williams
Little Rock
St. Louis
Annie Lumpkin
Raines
Janet Reinitz
New York
B. Elton Cox
Congress For Racial Equality
Bliss Ann Malone
St St. Louis
Trailways
Shreveport
New Orleans
R. E. Glasscock
Quinn Glover
Arkansas
Congress of Racial Equality
Glover
Printing Contracts Are Completed Despite Delays
Secretary of State Nancy Hall announced six controversial printing contracts were decided, but names will wait until contracts are signed next week. Gov. Orval Faubus had signed, while State Auditor Jimmie Jones and Treasurer J. Vance Clayton remained unavailable due to travel and hospitalization. A three-man committee will study bids before awards.
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Hall
Orval KE
Faubus
Jimmie Jones
J. Vance Clayton
Jones
Clayton
Four Freedoms Protesters Face Return to Jail
The four men of the Freedom group rode to the home of publisher C J Jones and later to their attorney’s office before contacting Judge Glavier to say they would likely return to jail if required to leave the state of Arkansas. Cox stated the struggle is between justice and injustice, not race.
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C. J. Jones
Southern Meditor Journal
Ater
Williams
Glavier
Arkansa
Glover
Arkassas
Cox
Harpers Ferry Civil War Handovers and Damages
Harpers Ferry at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers changed hands multiple times during the Civil War. It saw the John Brown raid in 1859, was seized by Virginia militia at secession, briefly held by Confederate forces under Brig. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, and endured the destruction of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge. Union forces retook the town, and control shifted as campaigns progressed toward Gettysburg.
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Shenandoah Rivers
John Brown
Virginia Militia
Confederacy
Drew
Josep E. Johnston
Rance Meeans
Baltimore
Charles Town
Gettysburg
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