Buffer Zone Standoff Persists in Korea War Talks
In Our Daily Bread editorials, caution is voiced about a buffer zone along the 38th parallel as a condition for ceasefire. Allied powers insist on a zone on the battle line to avoid appearing defeated, while Britain shifts respect for U.S. judgment amid increased global danger. The piece notes rising world tension and wary diplomacy with Red China and the USSR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Korea
Great Britain
Red China
Trussia
Middle East
Iran
Cailing
Pyongyang
United Nationist
Turner Joy
Doy
Avera
U. N. Ptts
Nuckels
Joy
Telephone Co op Meet 8 Wednesday
Hempstead county telephone committee calls all communities to attend the meeting at 8 PM Wednesday in the Hempstead county courtroom. Guy Green of Ozan chairs the county group, with G D Force of REA due to attend. The county has filed 112 loan applications with Southwest Telephone Co operative of Arkadelphia, Ned Purtle of Texarkana is president, Carroll Bell of Arkadelphia is vice president. The local slate includes Wade Gilbert Crossroads Mary Sales McNab Jim Wilson Columbus and Richard Arnold DeAnna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Guy Green
Ozan
G. D. Force
REA
Malvara
Hempstead County
Southwest Telephone Co-operative
Arkadelphia
Ned Purtle
Texarkana
Carroll Bell
Green
Mr. Green
Wade Gilbert
Crossroads
Mary Sales
McNab
Jim Wilson
Columbus
Richard Arnold
DeAnna
Vocational Programs to Begin on Air at Hope High
The Vocational Guidance Department of Hope High School and the Hope Kiwanis Vocational Guidance Committee, with Radio Station KXAR, plan a Tuesday night series starting July 31. The programs feature informal discussions on career choice and success, with guests including alumni, local businessmen, and prospective college attendees. Three aims are to show what graduates do in college, explain requirements and duties of various fields, and help high school students see how schooling aids future plans. The first broadcast airs 8:00 p.m. Tuesday. public invitation extended.
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Hope High School
Hope Kiwanis Club
KXAR
Stheel
McGibbony of State Police Wins Award
Captain Frank M Leny of Arkansas state police today received a $1 000 fellowship to attend a fall course on police administration at the Traffic Institute in Evesston New England. An $80 first installment was presented in the governor's office. McGibbuny is one of eight U S officers to win the award, the second Arkansan to do so.
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Little Reel
Frank M Leny
Arkinsis State Po
Weidemeyer Retires From Army
General Albert C Wedemeyer, a key architect of U S policy in Europe and Asia, retires from the army after leading the Sixth Army since 1949. He will become vice president of Avco Manufacturing Corp. Wedemeyer, famed for his China policy and the 1949 white paper, spoke to troops in San Francisco before heading to Omaha.
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San Francisco
Juby So
Livut
Albert C. Wedes Meyer
Europe
Asia
Amy
Pres
Wedemeyer
Joseph Stilwell
U.S
China
Avco Manufacturing Corp
Wedeemeyer
Hamilton Air Force Base
Omaha
Mark W. Clark
Sixth Army
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Wedumeyer
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Orient
MacArthur
Sixteen Die In Arkansas Over Weekend By AP
Sixteen persons died violently in Arkansas last week with two more fatalities on Sunday. An automobile collision north of Texarkana on Highway 71 killed Benjamin Leroy Gites aged 18 and James Overturf aged 28, injuring five others. Traffic accidents accounted for eight deaths in the Monday to Sunday period.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Benjamin Leroy Gites
James Overturf
Noth
Texaraang
Texjarkana
Othr
Race Issue Injected in L A Politics
Anonymous racial propaganda circulated among white voters in Little Rack during the mayoral race. A Negro newspaper story circulated with no sponsor identification, mailed in plain envelopes. Publisher L C Bates of the Arkansas State Press called it an attempt to incite hatred and said he would seek an election-law inquiry. Ley and Hickinbotham blamed the tactic, while Wassell did not comment. Loy, a former alderman, sought the post after a prior defeat. Hickinbotham, a grocer’s son, seeks political recognition in his first bid in the state.
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Little Theck
Little Rack
Yeasterday
Pace
Puceres
Franklin &. Loy Fur
L. C. Bates
The
Arkansas State Press
Tom Downie
Ley
J. K. Hickinbotham
Sam Wassell
Hichkinbuthata
Wassell
Loy
Didermun
Mayen
Hickinbotham
Oklahoma
Crow’s Daily Food Intake and Swift Flight Speed Noted
A young crow can eat its weight in food daily while swifts in India have been timed at 600 miles per hour, highlighting remarkable avian metabolism and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Stock Show Boarding Session Here
The Third District Tavestock Show association board met at the Hope Chamber of Commerce offices with president Glenn Wallace of Nashville presiding. Representatives of local stores attended as Show Manager Bob Shivers said directors discussed final plans for the 151 Stock Show at Fairpark.
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Tavestock Show Association
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Wallace
Nashville
Bob Shivers
Fairpark
Threats of Strike Hang Over Motors
Detroit July 30 Threats of strike hung over the auto industry as Ford and Chrysler faced labor actions. Ford Monroe Michigan workers voted to strike while Chrysler Dodge Main plant workers prepared for a Friday vote over production standards. Monroe plant walkout last week by 2,000 boosted fears of a nationwide impact and tied to stalled bargaining. Dodge workers staged a three day walkout before returning pending a formal vote.
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Detroit
Amter Car Industery
Todlay
Ford
Chrysler
Ford Wheel jPlant
Monroe
Mich
Vlaken
Chrysler Corps Dodge
Cumaouny
Dodge
Gontipusd
Page
Hope Voters Go to Polls This Tuesday
Voters will cast ballots in a Democratic primary on two races: mayor with three candidates and Ward One alderman with three contenders. One candidate will be eliminated in each race, runoff to follow. Polls open Tuesday morning and close at 6 30 p m, with multiple polling sites listed by streets and railways.
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Hope
Joe Jones
C. A. Armitage
John L. Wilson, Jr
C. W. Turpley
Charles Wytle
W. C. Gentry
Missulé Pacific
Missulé Pacific All Road and East of South Laurel Street
Ats Young Chevrolet CO
South Laurel Street
L. & A Railway
Missouri Pacific Railroad
B. Tt. Hamm Motor CO
Soulle Mul Fon Street
Missouri Pacffle Railroad
Multon Street
Armory
Frisco
McFadden Arrested in Ozan Murder Case
State police and Hempstead sheriff arrest 36 year old McFadden of Ozan on a murder warrant for the killing of 41 year old Levada Walker also of Ozan. McFadden allegedly cut Walker with a pocket knife. Walker fled into the woods and died.
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Ina McFadden
Ozan Negro
Hempstead County
American girl seeks to wed priest in Italy arrested
Chicago woman Claire Mary Gertrude Young, 41, daughter of Professor James Young, is in Milan jail for public security after traveling to Italy to marry Roman Catholic priest Mariino Negrini. Negrini, a former missionary, said he learned Young hoped to join him in Italy but denied intent to leave the country before achieving their goal. Authorities gave no exact motive for custody. Young claimed she came to Italy willingly to pursue a relationship with Negrini and to gain American citizenship through marriage.
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Minch
Muly
Oaly
Italy
Milan
San Vitore
Claire Mary Gertrude Young
Chicago
Mariino Negrin
Miss Young
Loyal University
Negrini
China
Wesada
Taly
Pornsit
James. Young
Associated Press
Trey
Romie
Misa
United States
Bo Thaly
Tad Ciuickly
Britain May Say Yes to Iran Offer
Secretary Herbert Morrison announced Britain will send a cabinet mission to Tehran to discuss an air settlement with Iran. The mission, led by Richard Stokes, follows consultations with Averell Harriman and is subject to final points being clarified before departure. Harriman plans to fly to Tehran tonight as the British and Anglo French Oil continue talks.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Britain
Veherun
Tran
Richard Stokes
Morrigan
Averell Flarrancun
Truman
Morrison
United States
Harriman
Tehran
Taniight
Joseph Mier Seeks Successor for Passion Play Role
Spearfish resident Joseph Mier, longtime Christus in the Black Hills passion play, plans to pass the role to his nephew Heinrich within four years as the Meier family tradition spans seven generations. He built a 230 seat outdoor theater, hosts 30 summer performances, and trains volunteers from nearby towns while his wife plays Mary and his daughter Salome joins the cast, shaping a cultural arts campus for the future.
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Spearfish
Jesus Christ
Joseph Mier
Christus
Oman
Christ
Meir
Luenen
Geremany
Ueinrleh
Heinrich
Meier
United States
Germany
Black Hill
America
Oberammergau
Ib Gen
Meleyius
Christ's Disciples
Amiles
Clare
Mary
Juhanya
Salome
Herod
Salomo
Meive
Ife
Controls Bill Passes in Congress Ahead of Truman Signature
Congress completed action on the controls bill with House approval by 204 to 80 and Senate passage anticipated Friday. President Truman will decide by midnight whether to sign, as the measure would extend price and rent controls into next June despite some dissatisfaction. Brent Spence cited cautious optimism that the bill is the best option to curb inflation and enforce price controls.
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Waashington
House
Bil
Crimi
Leminariow
Senate
Thal
Banking Committee
Brent Spence
Kentucky
The
Unbroken Deadlock at Kaesong Stalls Peace Talks
Amid intense negotiations at Kaesong, UN and Korean negotiating teams fail to progress toward a ceasefire. Officials indicate no immediate breakthrough, with hostilities to continue as talks linger over the buffer zone and postwar arrangements.
Carolinians Visit Hope on Out-of-State Farm Tour
A group of 100 farmers from Haywood county North Carolina will stop in Hope today on the ninth out-of-state tour en route to Texas. They visited Little Rock on Sunday and will tour Hot Springs before continuing to Texas, with eight days left in the itinerary.
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Haywood County
Waynesboro
North Carolina
Hope
Texan
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Texas
Texarkana Woman Finds Diamond at Diamond Preserve
Mrs. A. A. Baggett of Texarkana found four small white gemstones described as diamonds in the Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro on a Sunday afternoon. The 0.5 carat stones were presented to her after the find.
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A. A. Baggett
East 6Th Street
Texarkana
Murfreesboro
Baggett Sree
Hermon W. Jackson
New Boston
Sexuy
Arkan l
Revival Service at Shover Springs Baptist Church
Revival services will begin at the Shover Springs Baptist Church on August 7:80 pm led by Elder C. J. Roberts pastor. Also noted a cemetery working at Sayers Cemetery on Wednesday with hopes of revival.
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Shover Springs
Shover Springs Baptist Church
C. J. Roberts
Eight engine bomber building at Fort Worth facility
A garbled report notes a new eight engine bomber built at Fort Worth by a Connecticut corporation, with references to a ten-engine design and Fort Worth division experimenting on two models. Details are unclear but imply ongoing development and testing with tentative timelines and model designations.
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Wort Worth
Texas
Port Worth
Concolicut Craft Corporation
Fort Worth
General Monihe
Aga’ Firut
Tun
Lowk
Mrs Daisy H Se Dies in Washington Burial Held
Mrs Daisy H Se died Saturday in Washington. She was buried this week in the city. The service was conducted by Dr Luther, with W Spears and Bostic Spear Merrell and Bil Holt among those attending.
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Washington
de. Je Luther
Bil Holt
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Alex. H. Washburn
Landletter
Jimmy Clifford
Binghamton
WN. Y
Jimmy
Gerry Garcia Milt Borden
Mary Ellen McGrady
Moundsville
W. Va
New Orleans
Weidemeyer
L. A
Bulletin
Hal Boyle
Kaesong
Sayers
Ft. Worth
Daisy H. Se
Washin
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