Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin on Arkansas Hospital Aid Rhetoric
The Arkansas Democrat and Gazette attack and defend federal hospital grants for Hope and Hempstead County. The piece accuses Little Rock leaders of manipulating Hill Burton funds, praising medical education but opposing hospital buildouts. It argues Little Rock seeks federal aid without local tax support and condemns political pressure to expand facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enge
Hetipatoudi County
Areth Ehrpris
Kansas Democrat
Little Rock
Tavehenty
St. Vincent's
Hope
Toseihe Senate
Harris
Arkarsis
Medical Center
St. Vince's Enter
Hempstead
Little Rock Corm
Claredlam
St. Louis
Uupe
Arkatesas Democrat
Arkansas Gazel-le
Petite
Liks Rock
Pulaski County
Memorial to Sub Sunk by the Japs
The Navy destroyer escort Underhill was sunk by Japanese submarines at 2:15 pm on July 24, 1945, off Formosa. Services are held at the Naval Academy Memorial for the 122 survivors and 40 relatives expected to attend the Underhill Memorial Committee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mid
Underhill
Formosa
Naval Academy
Susan Hayward to Divorce Husband
Actress Susan Hayward splits from husband Jess Barker after separating two days ago. The 3000-dollar-a-week star, twice Oscar nominated for With A Song In My Heart and Smashup, and Barker share twin sons Timothy and Gregory. Married in 1944, they separate after 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holywood
Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
Timothy
Gregory
July Rainfall Sets Wetness Record at Hope Area Station
The July rainfall at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station, three miles east of Hope, reached 7.4 inches by Thursday, with July 1953 topping the 13 year record and edging toward the all time wettest. The 10 year average is 3.78 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touhches
Une Eat & Peark
T. Lovhes
Flere
Judy
Hope
Utd Pan
McCarthy Seeks Aid Withholding to Hit Reds Trade
Senator McCarthy proposes a foreign aid withholding plan tied to trade with Communist China. He argues allies are funding the Reds while fighting them and cites Great Britain as the chief offender. Penalties would withhold aid or fines equal to values of goods and cargoes involved, with enforcement via the recipient nation’s aid allotment. The piece notes U.S. population growth at 1.1 percent annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
China
Senate
America
Great Britain
U. S
Effect of Korean War on Small Countries Resistance to Reds
James Marlow argues the Korean War stiffened small nations against communism by uniting the United Nations, accelerating Western armament, and boosting allied cohesion. He warns benefits may prove illusory as communist subversion persists and China could extend influence in Asia despite the truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Iater
Tatler
Cansmaunists
Synnd
Korea
Egts
Netal
Russia
United Staes
Wilson Asks More Defense Per Dollar at Quantico
The Pentagon’s civilian directorate convened about 120 officials at Quantico Marine Base to outline how to gain greater military strength for the money spent. Secretary Wilson urged more defense for less, warning of global peril under dictators while pledging to explain the defense program and its objectives with Dr. Kyes and Army leaders guiding the session. Continued on Page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico Marine Base
Pentagon
Wilson
Ynagde Thal
Anel
Tte
Bik Marine Base
Senate
Department
Roger M. Kyes
Defense Department
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Who's Real Boss in Russia? Eddy Gilmore Sees Malenkov In Charge
Eddy Gilmore, Moscow correspondent for 11 years, asks who runs Soviet Russia and offers his view that Georgi Malenkov has been in charge since Stalin’s illness. He discusses Beria’s dismissal and possible Kremlin power dynamics, noting uncertainty among Western diplomats and the possibility of deception by authorities. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Eddy Gilmore
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Gilmore
Malenkov
Paris PR
Soviet Russia
Georgi M Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
L. P. Beria
Beria
Malenkey
Stalin
Islavic
eBaria
Times Scolds London for Royal Gossip
The Times blasts rumors about Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend as baseless scandal. It argues the notion of marriage is gossip driven and questions the implications for the regency if Elizabeth II dies before her heir comes of age. The piece notes plans to amend the Regency Act and discusses potential lines of succession and royal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Margret
Peter Townsend
Hoyal
Edward VIII
Wallis Simpson
Twe Times
Margaret
Elizabeth II
Charles
Ane
Duke of Edinburgh
British Press Association
Townsend
Church of England
Charlie Wake Dies at 81 Near Emmet Funeral Saturday
Charlie Wake 81 died at his home near Emmet late Thursday. He is survived by two sons Fred Harris of Dallas and Lee Harris of Prescott, three brothers Harry Johnny Wake of Emmet and Al Wake of Broken Bow, and two sisters Mrs Dally Lewis of Trope and Mrs Fannie Landres of Emimet. Funeral 10 Saturday at Artesian near Emmet with burial at Snell cemetery. Rev J A Copeland to officiate. Norfolk Island 400 miles of New Zealand noted as a newly discovered land by European explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wake
Emmet
Fred Harris
Dallas
Lee Harris
Prescott
Harry
Johnny Wake
al Wake
Broken Bow
Okla
Dally Lewis
Trope
Fannie Landres
Emimet
Artesian
Snell Cemetery
J. A. Copeland
Bears Cleared in Death of Three Hunters
Police ruled out murder after skeletal remains of three Hollidaysburg men were found in Quebec bush. Bears believed to have dragged and gnawed bones from a remote camp as relatives pressed for full inquiry. Authorities considered robbery but found no weapon wounds, with calls to involve the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec Atomics
Hollidayshire
Payene EL Lihalses
Richoard
Chang
Thhelsey
St. Jean
Coasint
Hollidaysburge Tigers
Lee
Lindsey
Hollidaysburg
Altoona
van Zandt Gt
Chinese Hit Front Line in Two Waves on Eastern Front
Chinese forces launched two major waves driving into Allied positions on the Eastern Front. Estimates place about 4 regiments and 2 battalions engaged near Punmunjein, with steep losses reported by U.S. Marines and Korean units. Frontline reports describe heavy fighting, hand to hand combat, and shifting lines as cease fire talks continue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Berlin
East Berlin
U. 821St Marine Division
U. N
U. S. 8Th Army
Kumhwa-Kumsong
Truce in Korea to Be Signed Soon Says Clark
Washington sources say final authorization for United Nations to sign the Korean truce has been issued. Ambassador Clark is expected to sign for the United Nations as U.S. officials anticipate a signing date by Monday or Tuesday with State Department support and White House backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Wasling'tonta
Alexides Snot
Osahl Toding Wal
Stutt Ginn
Tony Rie Ware
Doak
Conmnaniat Chita
United Nations
Spvlth
Henry Clibet Goodell
U.N
Lodie
Masoaichusetts
WU. 8
Congress
Smith
Far East
Foraign Relions Group
Anitertet
China
Dhe
Korat
Congresa
United States
Vie
New Jersey Sentor
Oon
Red China
UMN
Jeleltna
Asia
U. N
Ching
Seecurity Council
Thi H
Smith and Son
Wiley Cr-Wistbathgold Lodge
Chinwts WU
Herve Quid Din Wyaithigton
Lynch Aithar Sopulay
Koperirote
Finilly
Olong
Washington
Howe
Seoul
Senlay Halaon
Tanminjou Fridiy
Hhow
Peiday
Koran
Slulay
U. Secretary of
Walter 8. Jertson
Rhee
Korgan
South Korea
Jon M. Hightower
Washingston
Ma Clark
Hay
Koren
de Corder
Clark
Positon
Mutual official guest to visit Our City features Frank Edwards
Frank Edwards of Mutual is set to visit Our City as a guest this week, with local officials detailing plans and schedule amid ongoing committee hearings. The visit accompanies discussions on airport development and river access projects, including references to a regional military airport proposal and the Tile Bank site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Frank Hedwards
Hornitiontacy
Amelia Medea
Baer
Raulte
Gomeres
Dane
Berardi
Magus $Y
Maya
Welle
Melwada la Taetigy
Lave
Gina Abe
Foyer Smith
Ute
Draft Call To Decline Only Briefly
Draft eligible youths face a temporary drop in calls as a result of manpower policy shifts. By next July the draft will ease to 19,000 monthly after an initial misstep, then rise to about 46,000 to meet the influx of draftees as the 50,000 transit troops are phased out. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Finney
Washington
Charles
Wilson
Craft
Lodis
Merxhay
Defeunse
John A. Tannah
Dudy
Barrow
Uw Feow
Solving Your Problems Is Like Mowing the Lawn
New York columnist HAL BOYLE argues that life presents endless problems that feed on themselves. He suggests treating issues like mowing grass: not every problem is solvable, and many fade into new ones, with youth and money shaping the pace of life and choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Evening Shade to Hold Sing Service
Evening Shade Baptist announces a sing service on Sunday July 28. The public is invited to attend the church event at Evening Shade.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
Unitcd
Norfolk Island
New Zealand
U.S
Sweden
Olenent
Robert B, Tuckman
Pene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!