Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin at Fair Park Baseball
The editor recalls Fair Park and kid baseball games with humor and warmth. He notes frequent visits for photos of local league action, describes the Big League and Little League teams, includes team names Rotary Club V W Citizens Bank The Star Fire Department D yfaflow Owens Lions Club Hope Beverage Century Bible class, and invites readers to enjoy a sandlot game with the kids’ poker-faced charm.
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Fair Park
Narrows Lake
Sutker
Mike Kedly
Kelsey Moore
Mes
Rotary Club
Citizens Bank
the Star
Fire Department
Dy_faflow
Owen's
Lions Club
Hope Beverage
Century Bible Class
Denounces Nomination by McCarthy Sparks Senate Row
Washington reports the overseas library program chief denounces McCarthy investigating staff as incompetent and malicious. Baarslag, tied to Johnson’s inquiry into anti-Soviet literature, faced calls to testify. McCarthy’s choice for research director drew mixed reactions as Senate members critique his methods.
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Washington
U.S
Pew
Sen
McCarthy
Robert L. Johnson
Karl Baarstlag
Baarslag
New ‘York World-Telegram & Fan
Johnson
John
State Department
International Information Agency
Silver Spring
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
Senate
Wisconsin Republican
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Pan
Ead
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard Gray
AFL
UN Captures Thousands in Korea Strike
UN forces mount a large offensive in Korea against Chinese and North Korean units. Reports say 100,000 enemy troops were involved in the early thrust, with U N and South Korean troops regrouping after heavy blows. Air and ground units pressed the attack, while many enemy soldiers surrendered as tanks and artillery were destroyed.
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Seoul
Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
6Th Army
United Nations
Eighth Army
U.N. Stroops
Jeff
Frank
Kumsong
Taylor
United States
Fifth Air Force
Marine
Red
Peentyn Front
ROK
Osceola Work Stoppage Ends After Mediation Talks
Commissioner Joe Cash says a three week work stoppage at Osceola has ended as mediators seek a prevailing wage for compen sers and laborers. Sold union workers agreed to return to construction jobs at the Crougton Shendadainh tax ible area while wage decision is reached. Differences discussed at a meeting between contractor Dumase Vickmann Vickers Constitution Co and the union centered on one point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little, Rock i
Joe Cash
Osveolki
Uie
Hie
Sinlon
Crouigton-Shendadainh
Cash
Dumase Vickmann + Vickers Constitution Co
Jon
Showdown on Korea Truce Due Saturday
Gen. Muri Clark and U N negotiators huddled for hours as truce talks surged toward a high level session at Panmunjom. Secret discussions center on a prompt Korean armistice with Communist leaders. U N and South Korea demand an immediate halt while Reds seek prisoner recapture guarantees and nonaggression assurances. Clark left Tokyo to brief the U N delegation led by Lt. Gen. Harrison before the showdown tomorrow afternoon.
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Munsan
Muri Clark
Tan
U. N
Panmunjom
Clark
Aid
Tokyo
William &. Harrison Jr
Reds
U.N
Washington
Red
Moenth
Iyonelad
South Korea
Harrison
Syngman Rhee
Tae U.N
Eisenhower
Rhee
Trute
Congress
Journalism Schools Skirt Expense Account Secrets
An informal critique recalls reporters using expense funds in distant assignments, noting a lack of training on handling travel costs. The piece contrasts cheap writing skills with the demand for vivid field reporting, including a Cairo camels tale and a punchy front page style. It cites a reporter who misused funds, prompting questions about newsroom ethics and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteheagq
James Marlow
Washington U
Washington
Cairo
Hensmen
Bennett Buried After Death Near Kansas City
A. R. Bennett, a native of near Kansas City Missouri who died June 12 after an illness, was buried June 13 in Washington cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church. He is survived by his wife of Washington and two sons.
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A. T R. Bennett
Kansas City
Washington Cemetery
Methodist Church
Washington
Record Tax Bill Still Is Not Enough
Washington reports the federal government collected 4.560,960,300 in taxes for the fiscal year ended June 1953, the highest ever in peace or war, yet short of balance. Total receipts rose 4.56 billion from 1952, averaging 436 per American, with personal income taxes rising 36.95 billion. New York led states in contributions at 12.90 billion, followed by Illinois, California, Pennsylvania and Ohio. other states posted varied gains and shortfalls in corporate and individual tax payments.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Truman
Buremue
New York State
Ilnols
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tornado Destroys Church in New Orleans
A tornado struck the eastern New Orleans area causing extensive damage to homes and buildings and injuring at least two people. Police reported no deaths. The twister destroyed St. Paul’s Catholic Church on the Chet Menteur highway in an unusual local disaster.
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New Orleans
St. Paul's Catholic
Chet Menteur
Woman asks Arkansas Highway Dept to find missing teeth
A Birmingham, Alabama woman requests the Arkansas Highway Department keep an eye out for her upper denture lost on Highway 70 between Little Rock and Memphis. Her name was not learned.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Ala
Arkansas Highway Department
Memphis
Miss Universe Contest Ends Tonight In California
Long Beach hosts 26 contestants in the Miss Universe preliminaries as 18 semifinalists are chosen to perform again in both formats. Judges will announce the five finalists and the eventual Miss Universe after further testing of poise and personality. Names include Myrna Hansen and several international hopefuls amid a glamour-filled pageant.
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Bill Becker
Long Beach
Calif
Srue
Long Beach Municipal Auchteelam
Reactinn
Christiane Mariel
Vrance
Turkey
Aylen Algol
Tuscan
Kinukofo
Italy
Rita Stunt
United States
Myrna Hansen
Chichoo
Japan
Augiu Ibanee
Arue Juay
Christel Schuack
Germany
Emila Arosemena
Panama
Maxime Morgan
Australias
Lorefetger
Austria
Ana le
Tanguage
Royal rumors follow Margaret in London airtrip
A chaotic report describes Margaret leaving London with a royal party, amid speculation of a marriage to a British suitor. Queen Mother Elizabeth, Princess Elizabeth, and Prince Charles were seen at airport as the royals prepared to fly to Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.
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Elmvirre
Pete ‘Townsend
Grusdels
Mindasay
Hin
Aden
Shia
Ellauleth
London Airport
Margaret
Gantl Dene. ' Dressed In Pink, Shre Kga Lder
Vidio
Pally
Ui Orwell
Mlrbeth Thain
Wan
Buckingham Palsace
Clarence House
Queen Mather
County Fights for U S Hospital Aid Fund in Little Rock
Disjointed report describes Hempstead County resisting Harris backed pressure over federal hospital aid. State Health Department and Hospital Board discuss inclusion of expanded program funds for Hope and Little Rock facilities, with details on proposed $2 million allocations and bond issues. Conflicting notes on timing and totaling funds. officials urge council approval amid federal aid constraints.
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U.S
Little Rock
Harris
Hemmpntend
brRise Lilies Stack
Alvangle
Gnatote’s
Ilolmen Fox Faderal
Projet i
Nuon, Jr
Oren Itavela
Follett
Hoapital
Physiodaia
Nutr
Bred
Roekeer
Nunn
Vincent's
Arkanais
Rvers Rock
Alule Medical Center
Harpstead
Hope
St. Vine Tremary Delpyad
F Monk
State Hospital
Directo Moore
Hoaphvisary Council
Wael
Hempstead
Naw
Gniettort
Insurance Deductible Rule Revised in Arkansas
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Harvey announces rescission of a $50 deductible on policies allowing a $950 deductible clause for wind hail and storm damage. The new order, effective June 29, would have insurers pay all damages around $40 with homeowners covering the first $50. The Insurance Agency Association protested, calling the change prohibitive, and all policies written since June 40 will be rewritten to conform to the new order.
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Little Rocky
Ariunsay Insurance
Harvey A
Surrance Polleies
Combe Anld
Hue Jreau
Ageandation
Weather Summary Across Regions With Rain and Cool Fronts
A weather bulletin reports rain in South Central and fair elsewhere with moist systems moving eastward. Snow showers occurred in northern areas while temperatures cooled along central and eastern slopes. Memphis and Opel reports show precipitation of about a quarter to half an inch, with notable rainfall in New Orleans and Casper comparisons to prior days. Cool air edged in from the Pacific into the North and Central Plains, while the Far Southwest experienced hotter conditions with near record highs.
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Wilde
Eaton
Archon
Bowlhenstein
Counhty
New Onlenha
Macon
Gas
Opel
Kan
Memphis
Pacific
Central Plains
Casper
Robertson Sets Tonight On Truce Talks Across Korea
Secretary Robertson reports to the nation on Korea after meeting with Senate and House Foreign Policy Committees and signaling an agreement with South Korean President Rhee Centered on a possible armistice. He predicts the Communists may seek a cease fire while hinting at progress in talks with foreign ministers. A joint TV radio appearance by Robertson and Secretary Dulles is scheduled with coverage by major networks.
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Walter G. Robertson
Rhee
Robertson
Senate
House
Rhee Hab
Chalrima Chiparfield
Hoyge
Druce
Hebertson
Secres
Korea
Dulles
MBS
CBS
ABC Radio
NBC Television
Wives Try to Tame a Husband by Girdle Metaphor
A columnist, HAL BOYLE, presents 10 golden guides from elderly husbands to brides on coping with marriage after the honeymoon fades. The piece features humorous exchanges and social commentary on gender dynamics and domestic life.
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Alex. H. Washburn
The
Warren Rogers JR
Osceola
A. R. Bennett
U.S. A
Myra Hane Cen
Silinole
Low Beach
Nea Telephoto
London
Trevi
Asher
Manila
Trie Ley
Tie Arkarisiag Fein
Mreetotta Tien Lwatly
Hhunorshowerss
South Central
Hal Boyle
New York
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