Race Riots in Chicago Leave 35 Injured
Police report widespread clashes in Chicago's southeastern districts. About 3,000 spectators watched a Calumet Park disturbance where 50 to 60 white attackers pelted Negroes with stones, injuring around 25, mostly Negro, while 10 officers restored order. Emergency police details increased as unrest spread to Ipsa6 area and nearby districts, with 500 officers on duty and plans to double later in the afternoon.
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Chicago
Todey
Albert Anderson
Ole
Anderson
Calumet Park
Indiana Estate
Calumet River
Polluto
High Park
Jerets
Oman Rebels Close In On Sultan amid Oman Turmoil
In Muscat a British‑summoned communique says Sultan Said bin Taimur’s forces and loyal tribesmen press against Oman rebels led by Shaleh bin Ali. Rebels, in rugged central Oman, seek a new sultanate as British observers caution the revolt near its end.
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Manama
Bahrdéin
Muscat
Oman
Museat
Said bin “Valming
Almos
Shaleb bin -Ali
Arabia
Orman
Saudi Arabia
Bernard Burday
Burrawes
Sections By The Associate P Hot And Hun Showers
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Kyushu Flood Death Toll Rises as Rescue Efforts Continue
In western Kyushu heavy rains four days earlier caused widespread flooding. About 40,000 rescue workers searched for missing residents while police reported thousands of injuries and tens of thousands homeless. More than 8,000 homes were flooded and numerous houses destroyed across the southern island.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
National Olice
Mexico Quake Toll 42 Deaths and Massive Damages
The Mexico City quake killed 42 people, left thousands homeless, and caused millions of dollars in damage across the capital and surrounding states. A mother was rescued from seven feet of debris, while other survivors and injured foreigners were reported. Emergency aid was ordered as authorities assessed remote areas for casualties.
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Mexico ‘City
Smajor
W. S
Concepcion
Oslode Anguilar
Guerrera
Acapulco
Chie Taneingo
Chillanin Acapulco
Sin Aloilas
Humanxtillan
Adolfo Futiz
Gortines
Michoacan
Brooklyn
Sarah’ Dorfman
Gapltal
Fifteen Violent Deaths in Arkansas Reported this Week
By The Associated Press fifteen people died violently in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday midnight. Fatalities included five from traffic accidents, drownings, electrocution, a shooting, stabbing, an explosion, and a mishap. Notable cases: a 20 year old Little Rock man died from loss of blood after a diving dispute, two Fort Smith residents were involved, and several suspects were held for questioning. A 34 year old North Little Rock man was stabbed, another unnamed man was killed crossing Highway 65 near Harrison, and Jack Bohannon of Omaha Arkansas was among the deceased.
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Arkansas
Ives
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Vhemus Jordan
Hale
Matthews
North Little Rock
North Lite Rock
Wus
Highway 65
Harrison
Ed Ray
Jack Bohannon
Omaha
Art
Sanatorium Director Named After Improper Conditions
The Sanatorium board announced Saturday that George Rodkey of Fort Smith has been named to succeed De Hurley C. as director of the State Sanatorium at Heoneville after evicting what was termed intolerable conditions at the institution.
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Little Rock
Hurley C
Fort’ Smith
George Rodkey
Heoneville
Rokey
Fragmentary notice on public issues and opinions
The readable text shows a garbled fragment discussing manhood, population, and a fluoride program. It mentions Abney and towns, with unclear percentages and public policy context. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered names.
Quatemala Reds Create Unrest After Assassination
Guatemala faces unrest as communists allegedly spread influence following the assassination of President Carlos Centijo Armas. Col Francisco Calva governs amid a two day siege. Armas’s death prompts arrests and a government pledge of stability. Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lorenzana named temporary president as Congress meets.
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Carios Centijlo Armas
Frantisco Calva
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Red
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Pilace Guard
Yhief
Roberto Castaneda
Castillo. Armas
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Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lor
Congress
Schedule for TB Tests in Hempstead County Arkansas
State Health Department mobile X-ray unit offers free TB tests across Hempstead County starting August 6. Readable listings show test sites and hours at venues including Washington Light, Blrgin's Cafe, Hope Ward 4 Grocery, Homer's Service Station, Fulton Post Office, Hope Court House, and Seanes Theatre with varying morning and afternoon windows through August 18.
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State Health Department
Hempstead
Arkansas
Ozan
Holones
Washington
Tealth
Bler'gins Cafe
Hope Ward
Homer
Ssepyice
Saratoga
al Fulton Post
Gt. Hope
Court House
Ape
Seeanes
Hope
Baenger
Fort Smith Banker to Take Post at UA
Fort Smith banker Paul Wynne is set to assume a new role at the University of Arkansas Fort Smith after resigning as president of the National Bank of Fort Smith. The move signals a shift from banking leadership to higher education administration.
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Ft. Smith
Fort Smith
National Bank of Fort the University
Epson
Paul Wyniilgie
Rogers, Ark. Student Offers Guide for Seeing Eye Dog
WA Davis of Rogers says a dedicated seeing eye dog will be quarantined with a personal guide plan. Fulbright and ambassador White weigh Britain's suggestion to permit a guide dog visit, while Duly seeks more details and broader access before agreeing to the plan.
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Roghrs
Ark
Davis Uty
Rogers
Bite Putbergh
Girstorday
Duty
Welle Aulsortllos Linet
Adi
Sen
Fulbright
Avley
University of, Fauniulan
Faubus Hesitates to Transfer Highway Reserve Funds
Gov. Faubus faces pressure over a 99 million dollar highway reserve and contemplates transferring funds to solve highway shortfalls. A state sovereignty commission appointment and a legal fight loom as the question of budget reallocation remains unresolved amid legislative sessions and Attorney General Bennett’s guidance.
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Mit Rock
Gay
Orval E
State Sovereignty Commission
He ‘Enoitol
Faubus
Frank’ Storrey
Hate’ Board of Planes
Nell Bolliger Attarkey
Faibus
Uds
Sunes Tron
Garjaral
Bruce Bennett
Highway Department
Forbus
Native Hope resident marks 20 years with Shell Co
Reese Martin, native of Hope Arkansas, completed twenty years with Shell Oil Company. His career included roles from buyer to chief storekeeper and purchasing supervisor in New Orleans and Houston before becoming manager of the Denver area purchasing stores department. He resides at 2530 South Dallas with wife and two sons Manfred and Neit.
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Reese Marlin
Shell Oil Company
Denver
Onl Daly Bt
Martin
Hoppe
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Trimedia Walter
Tulsa
Ofie
Illinois
IBA
Nereg
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
b.Martin
South
Dallia
Wicapa
Indee
Manfred
Neit
Masons to Confer Degree July 30
Masons Lodge No 239 announces a degree ceremony on July 30 at the lodge on Masons Avenue. Members and neighbors are invited to attend as part of an evening program presenting a stated degree and related lodge activities.
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Masonic
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Spareniiga
Masons Ave
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Big 3 pledge to guard Germany in any arms pact
Berlin reports the United States Britain and France vow that any future arms agreement must protect German sovereignty and avoid rearmament of a reunified Germany. The statement, issued seven weeks before West German elections, also says military forces would be up to a freely elected government and NATO membership remains undetermined.
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Germany
Berlin
United States
Henvieh von Brentano
West Dermott
Chanucler Renand Adenauer
West Geroyainy
Germay
Avanite al- Hines
Charack
Break Loomsin Crippling Cement Strike
ALMENTOWN, Pa A major break in the crippling nationwide cement strike appeared imminent as Atlas and United Cement workers union officials prepared a tentative contract for the Allis plant at Northamption employing 80 percent of the workforce. The nationwide strike began May 13 causing production to halt at 14,000 workers in seven of 140 plants and costing billions in construction contracts. The Atlas agreement gained traction for 640 workers at the Non American Cement plant in Security, Md., and was viewed as laying the groundwork for a broader settlement across other plants. Continued on Page Two.
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Clement
Alms Cement Co
Atlas
United Cement, Lime and
Northamption
AuAs
Whieh
United Coment Workers
Witness in Sheppard Case to Face Wedler
In Deland Florida a witness linked to the 1954 Sheppard murder case is expected to identify Danukt Joseph Wedler as the man who allegedly clothed the victim. The witness, Ernest J Kolofotias, aged 32, may reveal if Wedlar’s hands were bloodstained. Attorneys William Carrigan and Pred Gagnone will question Wadler to assess a possible connection to the confession.
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Wedler
Deland
Pla
Mayllyn Sheppard Outedey
Danukt
Joseph Wedler
Ernest J. Kolofotias
Ddundred Wedlar
Kolofotias
Samuel Sheppard
Bevin
Ohio
Gupder
Poutatana
Kolofellas
Tike
William Carrigan Gad
Pred Gagnone
Cleveland
Wadler
All Around Town highlights 4H winners and notable moves
The 26th ane 4H Club week at the University of Arkansas crowned Mary Martin and Tom Bayham of Nevada first in forestry dress. Estella Martin of Hope Rh. 4 r earned recognition in the school dress division. Roy and others, plus Army Reserve training at Camp Leroy Johnson, are noted. A photo features Mr and Mrs Lyle Moore with a 72 pound halibut from Resurrection Bay Alaska. Warren Bachan of Prescott is profiled in Raleigh Times.
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University ‘of Arkansas
Mary ‘Martin
Tom Bayham
Nevada
Patty
Maywell
Hempstead
Royce Weisenberger
Fiedays
Uys Army Reserve
Camp Leroy Johnson
New Orleans
Ba Oy
Arkansas
Uys
Rayl'Wolfpab
Smile
Julian Glover
Hot Springs
Petune
Calparaisa
Chile
Syd Pan
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Bra
Puerto Rico
Clyda Od. Zinn
Oklahomaiversity
William J
University of California Angeles
Lyle Moore
Hove
Moore
Alaska
Warren
Bachan
Prescott
Tive
Raleigh
Rawleigh
N.C
Ab State College
Eisenhower backs civil rights jury trial amendment pressure
President Eisenhower fights to curb federal court powers and backs a civil rights jury trial amendment. Senate debate centers on injunctive authority, with Southern opposition warning of endangering rights and Republicans predicting a tough fight as the bill moves toward a late week or early next week vote.
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Ruth Montgomey Washingon
Jins
White
Eisenhower
Sue Poiutincent
Custer
Southern Blue
John Ghadwick
Wasilington
Sen
Tuckson
D-Walsh
Senaté
Senate
Russell Dani
Dixie Fareau
Knowland
California
Deneal
Gourt
Weather Experiment Station Report For Arkansas And Louisiana
Weather report details at 7 a m Monday show high near 93 in Arkansas and mid 90s elsewhere with isolated afternoon thundershowers. July total precipitation 603 inches, yearly rainfall 48.03 inches. Extended forecast calls for near normal temperatures, scattered thundershowers, and clear to partly cloudy skies across Arkansas and Louisiana through Tuesday and the week ahead.
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Arkansas
Arkansas River Valley
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