Obituary of Lawrence C Honeycutt and world car figures
Lawrence C Honeycutt 54 of Nashville died suddenly at home. He served on the Arkansas Highway Commission after a varied career including Nashville Farm Loan Association secretary treasurer and peach producer. The piece also notes Radiomobile data: U S car production dominance, 1843 world totals, and per person ownership comparisons with Britain and Yugoslavia.
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Arkansas
Lawrence C. Honeyeuil
Nashville
State Highway Commission
Nashville Farm Loan Association
Honeycutt
Hendrix College
National Peach Taunt
Nashville Peach Chai
America
Arkansas Highway Commission
Detroit
United States
Wat
Britain
Canada
France
Maly
AMA Agures
Great Britain
Poland
Evry
Yugoslavian
Girl receives hearing in Florida operation
Eighteen year old Clea Baty Papajohn of Clearwater Florida regains hearing after a delicate operation. Her parents sought treatment after years of deafness tied to religious beliefs and miseries. The July 4 recovery marks the first time she experiences sound and begins learning to speak.
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Clearwater
Fla
Clea- Baty Papajohn
Clea
Jeunous
Mich
Andrew Papajoha
Clemens
Saphoeles Vovos
Hempstead Native Dies at Home in Lewisville
Hempstead county native M Pitch aged 6 dies at home in Lewisville after natural services at New Hope Chapel Palm Sunday led by Rev. Bh Chu and Rev A Stnipson. Funeral details note contributions from local congregation and chapel assistance.
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Hempstead
Lewisville
M. Pitch
Hempstead County
New Hope Vlayeh Pur Palms
Bh Chu
A. Stnipson
Aged Prescott Woman Dies Thursday at Home
Mrs Julie Pruitt aged 78 died at her Prescott home yesterday. She is survived by sons Clyde and Leonerd and daughters Mrs Moe Mize and Mrs Opal Smith, all of Prescott. Funeral services were held this morning at Piney Grove.
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Julie Pruitt
Prescott
Clyde
Leonerd
Low
Moe Mize
Opal Smith
Piney Grove
Arkansas Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy, Showers Likely
Forecast for Arkansas calls for cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight with potential thundershowers. A period of unsettled weather may bring brief delays to outdoor plans and light gusty winds overnight into Saturday.
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Arkansas
Truman Expected to Reject Steel Board Request
Washington reports President Truman will reject U S Steel and Bethlehem sparked plan for a fact finding board on the wage dispute as a steel strike looms. U S Steel and other firms push for a Taft Harding era board while workers rally under CIO pressure with potential walkouts and labor orders.
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Washington
White House
Truman
United States Steel
Carceralion
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
All Steel
CIO
Phillip Murray
Murray
Steelworkers
WS. Steel
Trumin
Benjamin F. Fairless
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeline Steel
Fairless
Tatman
Taft-Hartley
Murderer Jake Bird Hanged After Hex Claims
In Walla Walla Washington, Jake Bird a 47 year old Black man executed for murder was hanged at six minutes after midnight PST after a long delay and prior escapes. He had confessed to multiple killings and claimed a hex influenced officials during his trial. About 100 witnesses watched as he walked to the gallows and died at 12 20 PST.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jake Bird
Ax-Iurderer
Bertha Rindt
Tacoma
Bird
Walla Walla State Prison
Gravel
Toni Hubbard
Pallows
Toul Smith
Arvie Olirwell
Losis
Minor Vehicle Collision and Vandalism Report
A minor accident occurred on fin auwinobite drive by N. 2. O'Neal, who also hacked into another vehicle owned by Pinus Collins late yesterday. Significant damage was limited to Mulney area in Sulth Walnut Spruce.
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N. 2
O'Neal
Pinus Collins
Vatican order signals no compromise in cold war religious phase
James D. Whit outlines a Vatican decree forcing Catholics in Communist states to choose between church law and government. The text considers the peasant caught between spiritual loyalty and state allegiance, risking excommunication or denial of sacraments. It discusses impacts on education, souls, and broader Eastern Europe amid Communist campaigns.
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James D. Whit
Ant
Popland
Peageant
Vatican
Feyetein
Europe
Korda
Russia
Teady
Watermelon Day Planned For Next Month In Hope City
After a lengthy discussion at Hope City Hall, organizers decided not to hold this year’s festival but plan a big Watermelon Day next year. A tentative event includes a street dance downtown, with cash prizes for the three largest melons and melons served. details to come.
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Hope City Hall
Cues
Swimming Pool to Close Monday at Fair Park
Hope Municipal Swimming Pool at Fair Park will close to the public on Monday. Mrs Toy Ham Mons, director, said the pool will be drained and the bottom and sides chemically treated.
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Hope Municipal Swimig
Fair Park
Toy Hammons
Wildcat Strike Halts New York Transportation
About 1.5 million bus riders faced disruptions as a wildcat strike shut down most Manhattan routes. The TWU and Omnibus Company failed to resolve layoffs and contract issues after a seven hour meeting with transit czar Theodore Heisel, leaving commuters facing halted service.
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New York
Gtelku Gpiad
Manhatlan
Battery
Spuytes Duyvil
Fifth Avenue ɢEnch Company
CIO Transport Workers Union
New York Omnibus Company
TWU
The
Omnibus Company
Transit
Theodore Iheel
Uni
Michael Quill
Fifth Avenue
Vatican Seeks to Break Iron Curtain Excommunication Decree
The Vatican announced a decree excommunicating all Catholics who are Communists or sympathizers as Prague announces plans to seize control of the church in Czechoslovakia. The Vatican radio broadcast the decree in eight languages while Prague papers largely ignored it and Rude Pravo denounced Vatican propaganda as lies.
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United Press
Vatican
Europe
Siotice
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Rude Pravo
Vatican City
Moral Is That Rich Men Are Never Satisfied With Being Admired
HAL BOYLE reports on J Waddington a wealthy man whose life centers on wealth, lavish staff and extravagant philanthropy. Despite immense fortune and constant admiration he feels loneliness as friends leave after a grand breakfast in bed. The anecdote ends with the thought that rich men are never satisfied with admiration for their penmanship.
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Waddington
Fellows
Est
Grand Central Station
Texas
Wil Ciums
Waedinglea
Hey
Porilla
Polio Claims 14th Victim in Arkansas
Littles Rock reports polio kills a four year old Joe Paskle of Waltu Ridge at a Little Rock hospital. The state tallies 204 cases this year with 95 in acute wards. Hospitals ready add beds. St Vincent’s, Arkansas Baptist, and University Hospital house current wards with surge capacity at Missouri Pacific if needed.
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Littles Rock
Arkansas
Joe Paskle
Waltu Ridge
U Litle Rock
John Rowland
Rowland
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Missouri Pacific Hospital
University Hospitel
Arkansas Baptist
St. Vincent's
Atomic Parley at White House Shrouded in Secrecy
Washington July 15 a White House shield of secrecy cloaked a two hour thirty three minute meeting involving President Truman and top military atomic diplomatic and congressional leaders. The closed session at Blair House produced no public statement and left reporters guessing about potential developments in atomic weapons amid Senate debates and a congressional probe into atomic energy program mismanagement.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Blair Rouse
TrumAy
Senate
Europe
Prison Love May Get Break at Last
In Baton Rouge a wary romance blooms between Laurel Abbev, a 23 year old bride, and Jack Moffitt, 27, a convicted armed robber. Laurel’s foot was amputated after an attempted attack at the prison by a partner. Governor Merl Long granted a 60 day reprieve with hope of a full pardon after the pardon board meets. The couple married in prison and reunite as parole looms and plans move toward a West Asheville home.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Heide
Ansata
Laurel Abhev
Unaeh
Laurel
Bar
Jack Moffitt
Merl Long
Leurel
Jemfer
Pardon Board
Wiurel
Eident
Moffitt
Gaverner
Muffit
West Asheville
Nevada Weighs In as Sixth Largest by Area in the US
The state of Nevada ranks sixth in total area among the United States. Despite its size, it has the smallest population compared with all other states. The contrast highlights Nevada's vast landscapes versus its relatively sparse resident count.
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Nevada
UF S
Armory Plans Put Hope In National Guard Site Choice
Arkansas National Guard officials headed by Earl T. Ricks and Brig. Gen. Heber L. McAllister selected the Hale block behind Hempstead Courthouse for a proposed armory and possible field house in Hope. Mayor Lyle Brown, Chamber president George Robison, architect Mgr. Allen, and Capt. Dorsey Fuller inspected the site, with construction costing about $80,000 and expansion to include a 2000-seat field house.
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Earl T. Ricks
State of Arkansas
Heber L. McAllister
Hope
Arkansas National Guard
Hale
Hempstead
Guard Ghlt
Lyle Brown
George Robison
Chamber of Consimerce
Mgr. Allen
Dorsey Fuller
Sie
National Guard
Arkansas Industry Growth Slower Yet Expands 1948
Arkansas industrial activity in 1948 grew slower than 1947 but added 207 new units, with 25 percent more jobs and US $23,005,000 in new factory output. Major gains came from metals, chemicals, materials, and food products as 168 units remained in operation at year end.
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Little Rock
Isak Sas
Arkansas
Numbe
Das Kansas
Thess Haines
Estaba En Ard
Wayne
Fagiaries
Pietcher
Fiagery
Iit
Vail
Sas
Princess Margaret Can Can Show In Hyde Park Party
London reports stir over Princess Margaret performing a can can at a private Hyde Park residence party hosted by U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas. Sightes say the 14 year old princess, third in line to the throne, danced with lace panties and stockings in Offenbach music, with Danny Kaye rumored to have choreographed or encouraged the stunt.
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London
Margaret
Shkapale
U.S
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
Hyde Purl
Paris
State Hall
Buckingham Palace
Commonwealth
Kanny Kaye
Danny
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of
Mademoiselle Fifi
Princess Marparot
CAA Grounds Planes for Air Line Company
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration seeks to revoke Strato-Freight Inc flying rights after a fatal crash in Puerto Rico that killed 53. CAA blames careless operations and a frayed flap cable discovered before departure. The ruling is temporary pending CAB decision. Also notes over 75 tragedies daily from children playing with watches per U.S. Office of Education.
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Washington
Servil Aeronautics Administratioun
Strato-Freight, Inc
Puerto Rico
CAA
Strato-Freight
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Newark
N. J
Migini
Fla
San Juan
Bill to Boost Goods Output Reaches Senate
Washington July 13 Congress considers a bill to raise annual output of goods and services to 36.06 billion dollars Truman pushes federal job measures and public works planning to cushion a slump. Provisions include a 2.1 billion emergency fund and 30 billion in nonfederal project planning. Supporters say the program aims to accelerate recovery while opponents warn of cost and scope.
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Washington
America
Truman
Senate
Congress
Raver
John R
Teelman
Steelman
Ming
Prumum
Nevada County Group Talks Over Tax Problem
Representatives of the state tax commission met Nevada County citizens yesterday to discuss assessment concerns. Commissioner Ernie Wright and J Silvey of Bodcaw attended, advocating raised valuations and attempts to equalize local assessments.
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Nevada
A Tax Commission
Nevada County
Ernie Wright
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Swilgerand
Hal Boyle
J. Waddington
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