Quiet Sunday mower debates and Barkley at convention
The piece contrasts old Blue Law concerns about Sunday noise with modern attitudes as Little Rock residents mow lawns and garden on Sundays amid recent rains. It then reviews Senator Alben Barkley’s keynote at the Democratic National Convention, praising his call for unity, equality, and responsible governance beyond party lines.
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Little Rock
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Talbot Field Crash Report Shows Minor Injuries
Fragmentary notice reports Talbot Field minor injuries after a crash on a road near Hol Sparta. The blurred text mentions a person named Ta lytor Wade and other locals, with vague references to testing and elections upcoming in the area.
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New Hempstead County Library Dedication Set for Tuesday
Hope's new public library building on South Elm Street to be dedicated at 3 pm Tuesday. Open House features a gift from Dr and Mrs Cannon and a $4,500 subscription fund for equipment. Dedication program includes Rev Camp, Dr G E Cannon, Mayor Irene Mayle Brown and state address by J R Graft with Ouachita College president.
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Shipley Studio
Hope
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L. City of Hope
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Irene Mayle Brown
J. RB. Graft
Ouachita College
Arkansas Campaign on Final Week in Hot Races
Arkansas voters edge toward the Democratic primary on July 7 as Holt, McMath, Thompson and Fleming campaign across the state. Homecoming events in Harrison with a high school band and courthouse speech kickoff a week of rallies, road plans draw opposition from educators, while campaigns in Marshall and Barryville push speeches and handshakes.
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Arkadelphia
Idney McMath
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Charles A. Fleming
West Memphis
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Socialist ministers threaten to resign sparking government crisis
Bulletin Paris reports that a Socialist ministry within Premier Robert Schuman's coalition says they will resign tonight. Their withdrawal would bring down Schuman's ten month old government and trigger a political upheaval.
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Eddy Arnold to Perform Tuesday in Hope Campaign Event
Eddy Arnold, America's top folk singer with RCA Victor records moving millions this year, headlines a Tuesday appearance at the courthouse in Hope as part of Vernon Whitten's Seventh District congressional campaign. The show features Roy Wiggins, Gabe Praeter, and the Millionky Rambler as the supporting acts, with Arnold known from Grand Ole Opry and a 300-station radio network including Mexico and Honolulu.
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America
RCA Vielor
Hope
Vernon Whitten
Eddy Artiole
Grand Ole Opry
Mutual
Unose
Mexico
Honolulu
RCA Records
RCA Victor
Constitution Wall
Washington, D.C
Jiddy Arnold
Time Magazine
We, the People
Eddy Arnyle
Roy Wiggins
Gabe Precter
Court Session Briefs From Omitted Text
A brief court session records several defendants entering pleas and a judge issuing sentences. The damaged text mentions names such as Harelel and Wilson, with references to charges of perjury and related offenses and several determinations by the court.
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Nvud Sens
Pueyturs
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Lina Dadies
Teigerd Taher
Geopie
Absentee Ballots Ready at County Clerk's Office
Absentee ballots are prepared at the county clerk for eligible voters. The office provides guidance on requesting ballots, eligibility, and deadlines, with officials urging residents to apply early to ensure timely delivery and return before election day.
Pershing Laid to Rest in Arlington
Washington mourns General of the Armies John J Pershing laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after a long career leading American forces in World War I. President Truman and many officials attend as the nation honors a war hero and commander whose burial marks a somber chapter in U.S. history.
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John J Pershing
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Senator Maner Attacked on Downtown Street
Senator Ernest Maner was assaulted on a downtown street in Hot Springs. He identified the assailant as Sid Rall, 49, a cement finisher, and a charge of assault with intent to kill was filed against Ball by prosecutor David Whitton. Ball claimed Maner made personal attacks on him during the incident as Maner sustained cuts, abrasions, and shattered eyeglasses. A preliminary hearing for Ball was scheduled for the afternoon.
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Maner
Sid Rall
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David Whittington
Maney
Walter He‘bert
Berum Hurst
Jim
School Head To Speak For Horace Thompson Tuesday
Horace Thompson campaign announces that a school head, president of the Arkansas Education Association, will address listeners in Hiball Abernatorial Candidate Horace Thompson. The radio appearance is set for 6 p.m. at the Thompson headquarters in Little Buck.
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Arkansas Jeducation Association
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U S Diplomats Meet With Army Leaders Berlin Crisis Deepens
President Truman conferred half an hour with top advisers at the White House as Berlin’s Soviet blockade loomed. Secretary Marshall and Defense Forrestal joined, while William Draper Jr addressed reporters. Western allies debated notes to Moscow and potential sanctions to pressure an end to the blockade. Thousands of Berliners protested the blockade and urged a strong response.
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Atomic Bomb Missing After Pacific Shipment
New York reports Rear Admiral Eilis Zaharias says the United States sent a third atom bomb into the Pacific theater late in the war that disappeared. The bomb allegedly rode a destroyer en route to Tinian in the Marianas, used as an American air base, with details to be broadcast soon.
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No. 1 Insurance Salesman Won Fortune Doing Favors for People
New York writer HAL BOYLE profiles Elmer G. Lot, a legendary insurance salesman who built wealth by helping others. The piece highlights his claims of attracting thousands through favors, his admiration for celebrities, and his long career spanning decades.
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Inflation Talk Marks Truman Prep for New Session
President Truman weighs a concrete bill on high prices as part of a ten point anti inflation program. Secretary Ross says the message to Congress may come with or after the special address and dates hinge on Republican talks. The president has not decided on foreign policy items for the message and discussed campaign plans with Senator Barkley.
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CIO Asks Ford to Resume Talks
Detroit June 4 CIO United Auto Workers urged Ford Motor Co to resume negotiations to prevent a strike by 116 000 production workers. Ford did not immediately respond. UAW CIO executive board authorized a job action if talks fail and called for another meeting before setting a strike date across plants nationwide.
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United Auto Workers Today
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Ford Department
Blood Tests for Syphilis to Be Given Tuesday
The Delta Pvanation Survey of the Arkansas Stile Board of Health and the United States Public Health Service will test Hempstead county residents for syphilis on Tuesday July 20 with free treatment offered to those infected. Positive cases will be offered transportation to the Public Health Service center in Hot Springs for further care. The Hope headquarters will coordinate outreach as health officials schedule testing dates and locations for Hope residents.
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Arkansas Stile Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Hempstead
Hope
Public Health Service
Hot Springs
State Board of Health
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