Senatorial Picture Shapes Arkansas Views On Outdoor Spots
The spring edition of Outboard Boating features Narrows Lake and Bull Shoals Lake with a map and launching facilities provided by the Corps of Engineers Mountain Home Office. The piece notes editor interest in Arkansas recreation areas while a political note discusses Senator McClellan and Fulbright as balanced voices in the state’s 1950s senatorial picture and the editor’s stance on backing both.
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Arkansas
Outboard Boating
Outboard Boating Club of America
Chicago
Narrows Iake
Little Chimney Rock
Big Chimney
Bull Shoals Lake
Bull Shoals
Corps of Engineers
Mountain Home
Mountain Home, Ark
Little Rock
Sid McMath
John L. McClellan
McMath
McClellan
Senate
J. W
Bil
Fulbright
Lo Cainelde
Fubright
Bill Fulbright
Tidelands
Washington
Shirley's Folks Won't Be There
Shirley Harmon a four year old in St. Louis learns why her parents Leon Ray Marmon and his infant sister died in a train car crash near Cypress, Alabama. Gifts flowed from 33 states. an artist fund is planned for her and her brother Gerald. In Texarkana, 11 year old J W Williamham Jr of near here drowns after disappearing from a pond and is recovered by firemen.
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ST. Louis
Shirley Harmon
Leon Ray Marmon
Decatur
Ind
Shirley
Paul W. Strickland
Missouri -Baptist Hospital
William Bell
Greenway
Ark
Gerald
Bell
Cypres
Texarkana UI
J. W. Williamham Jr
J. W. Willingham Sr
Here
City Finalizes Parking Meter Payoff and City Puts Funds to Work
Wey Hope City Council closed the parking meters account after paying 29 172 30 in full two years five months after purchase. Meter revenue will fund city projects including trucks, street work, maintenance, and two scooters for the meter officer. The panel also authorized a $750 claim against the city for Mrs Claude Whitehurst and discussed previous injury claims. Additional appropriations covered Legion hut roof repair 195 72, relief for firemen 100 monthly, two asphalt tennis courts at Negro City park, street grading at Negro Cemetery, and 500 for drives and walls around the O Neal sewer plant.
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Wey Hope
Hays Iupower
Claude Whitehurst
Tom Anderson
Negro City Park
Negro Cemetery
O'Neal
Former State Officials Ordered to Repay Misused Funds
Five former state officials were ordered to repay funds after a taxpayer suit claimed state employees were hired without appropriations to verify signatures on a referendum petition related to Act 242 of 1951. Judgments totaling 450 were awarded by Circuit Judge Guy Amsler against Carl Parker, Dean Morley, George Callahan, Elizabeth Hendry, and Lee Roy Beasley.
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Little Rock
McMath
Circuit
Guy Amsler
W. D. Vanhorn
Malvern
Vanhorn
George L. Callahan
Elizabeth D. Hendry
Public Service Commission
Lee Roy Beasley
21 More Taken Off Welfare Rolls
Arkansas Welfare Commissioner A J Mass said 22 persons were cut from welfare rolls under a new employment program. Mass and Employment Security Department Administrator Trigirr Taylor said the 21 were placed after screening for seasonal pay. The program, now in Pulaski County, will extend to other counties.
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Little Rock Ly
Wrfare
A. J. Mass
Mass and Employment Secuurity Department
Trigirr Taylor
Progeam
Pulaski
Moss
Cherry Opposes Capital Punishment Says He Might Vote Against It in Legislature
Arkansas Governor Cherry stated he does not believe in capital punishment but would vote for repeal if a bill reached the Legislature. He made the remark at Tucker Prison Farm during a news conference while inspecting the death house and other facilities. Accompanied by the State Penitentiary Board and the Penal Institutions Committee, he noted plans to replace aging prison farm buildings with fireproof concrete structures after July as authorized by the 1953 legislature.
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LEGN
Hatch
Little Rock
Kranels Cherry
Cherry
Tucker Prison Warn
Supt
Lee Henslee
Cummins
State Penitentiary Board
Penal Institutions Committee
Arkansas Legislative Council
Army Worms Ravage Indiana Farmlands in Three Counties
In Indianapolis and three Indiana counties Jackson Daviess and Knox farmers faced massive army worm outbreaks. Agricultural agents described widespread damage and farmers seeking help as seven light planes sprayed insecticide across thousands of acres amid mounting losses and rising fear.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cup
Indiana
Jackson County
Edward A. Ragsdale
Daviess
Knox
Daviess County
Earl Kumpf
Davie
Bible School Set at Unity Baptist Church
Unity Baptist Church announces a two week Bible School starting Monday June 4 with daily sessions from 8 30 to 11 am. A staff of capable teachers will lead each department and parents are urged to cooperate.
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Vacalian Bible School
Unity Baptist Church
Monuments and the Little People at Pageant Gates
Rain fell as Mrs Hugo Harper, a 200-year family servant of the crown and widow of a WWI hero, waited in Trafalgar Square to glimpse the queen. A Cambridge lecturer with a Red Cross medal, she endured 33 hours on the pavement, noting ceremonies bind empire and memory.
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Hal Boyle
London
London Town
Trafalgar Square
Hugo Harper
Jess
Cambridge University
Devon
Lincolnshire
Page
Admits Support of Business on Tax Program
Washington multiple sources report Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey seeking business backing for a six month extension of the excess profits tax on business. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Reed cautioned against lobbying while denying overt influence on the proposal.
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Washington
Treasiey
Humphrey
Miesenhoswer
Reed Cren
Tose
Reed
Confederate Memorial Day Observed Here
Confederate Memorial Day is observed by Southern states on June with the memory of Jefferson Davis, per Mrs. Ruth W. Cook. The day blends decorating graves and civic remembrance, with local UDC groups leading. In Raseli Cemetery, numerous veterans’ graves are reported decorated, including Judge M. Lunnigan, W. Liawden, J. Giles, Dr. H. Bayless, Capt. K. Williamson, J. E. Wilson, J. M. Sumberk, Major J. S. Green, and many others listed.
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Jefferson Davis
Ruth W. Cook
UDC
Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Boyd
J. R. Giles Judge Day
D Aneth
Pat Clete Chiter
Raseli
Judge
M. Lunnigan
W. Liawden
Cut
A. W. Nobsen
W. i. Briant
H. S& Bayless
Thomas Goyd
J. R. Giles
Juneiye W
RR. Bell
Victor J. Green
K. G. McRay
J. E. Wilson
K. Williamson
W. G. Waati
John Owen
G. H. Andrews
F. Weatherspoon
W. Crospoc
PC. Frederick
de Til Green
A. A. Lee
Bob E. Teed
Thomas Boyett
Thomas Black
Po F. Farney
J H H. Dobislng
J. OM. Avert
Frank Saner
Robert Peney
L. Bracey
Ma. Whitfield
de. Dixon
J. J. Jones
W. B. Powell
Charles McLauplin
Joe
Condition of K. G. McRae Better After Stroke
The condition of K. G. Melton who suffered a stroke at his home Monday was reported as better today by a family member. McRae, a pioneer Hope resident, recently observed his 90th birthday.
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K. G. Melton
McRae
Hope
Prescott Nashville Bays Back Home
SEATTLE UP The Navy Transport Marine Lynx was scheduled to arrive today with 2,150 passengers from the Forest. On the Arkansas list are Ist Lieut John R Power Nashville PEC B W Stuckey Prescott Macau Portuguese city on the South China coast once notorious for gambling now permits only one gambling house operated under government supervision.
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Seattle
Marine Lynx
Forest
Arkansas
John R. Power
Nashville
Pec
B. W. Stuckey
Prescott
Macau
South China Coast
Local Youths to Attend State DeMolay Meet
Youths from the area are set to travel to the state DeMolay gathering at Arkansas State College. The enclave will be led by past masters and dignitaries from the Tricewelk Shaptur, guiding attendees through the DeMolay event schedule Thursday through Sunday.
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Uethiy
Hes Order of DeMobiay
Varkinsas
Sunil al
Bevo
Marten
Qoder
DoMetay
Unclear Briefs Mix Ups Hit Capitol and Courts
A jumble of disjointed items reports ministers resigning in France, a train derailment in Northern Virginia injuring five crew, and Arkansas officials in a separate tax and hospital funding dispute. Rosenbergs reject a government deal, while John Wayne faces a $20,000 probe funded by his estranged wife’s attorney. Court actions loom as judges prepare rulings on various stay and hearing matters.
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Los Angeles
Fis
John] Wayne
Wayne
Jeron Rosenthal
Hosenthal
Honolulu
Mexico City
Acapulco
William O. McKay
Hell
Fordyce Dam Near End Of Construction At 600 Acre Lake
The executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission said work on the Tri-County Reservoir Dam near Fordyce should finish this week. The dam at the junction of Calhoun, Cleveland and Dallas counties will become a 600 acre lake with $78,000 spent. Fish will be stocked in the fall to create a public fishing area, in a joint effort by the commission and local interests.
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Little Rock
The
Game and Kish Commission
Tri-County
Fordyce
Calhoun
Cleveland
Dallas
T. A. McAmis
McAmis
Commission
Sugar Output in Hawaii Under U S Flag Grows 25 Percent
Hawaii now produces about a quarter of all sugar under the United States flag from areas smaller than New York City. The note highlights efficiency and concentration of production in Hawaii within a compact geographic footprint.
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Hawaii
United States
New York City
North Koreans Storm Back as Fighting Rages
North Korean forces mounted a counterattack as heavy fighting continued near Lake Gook's Castle in Northwest Korea. Sabre jets and ground troops engaged South Korean infantry and Allied units in close quarter combat amid mounting casualties and shifting front lines.
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Forrest Edwards
Kae Ya
Lake the Gook
Vox
Tithy
China
Korea
Gross Hung
Feratdvlad
Reports No Safety From Atom Attack
An advisory committee of dedi… heads Bell Telephone Laboratories president M J Kelly says there can be no safety against atomic attack for the U S The panel notes the Soviet Union could launch a surprise strike causing heavy loss of life and property and could disrupt U S war support, urging rapid development of a primarily offensive deterrent.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Dadastela
Luaders
U. S
M. J. Kelly
Bell Talephone Laboratories
North American
Soviet Union
United States
Essen
U.S
Committed
Casualties in Korea Rise to 135362, DoD Says
Washington reports total American casualties in Korea at 135362, up 199 from last week. The tally includes 24103 dead, 88822 wounded, 8083 missing, 2453 captured, and 1541 previously missing now controlled. Marine adjustments lowered past wounded counts by 58.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Kim
Marine Corps
New Safety Act Features Noted by Revenue Department
The Revenue Department announces a new safety act effective June 11, 1050 with unusual provisions. It will require vehicle registration and driver privileges to align with the act, issuing several press releases and radio announcements to acquaint the public with the changes.
President to Make Report to Nation Tonight
President Eisenhower will address the nation in a half hour television program carried by all networks. The White House says the speech will review administration actions in four months and discuss tax levels, military budget, and public policy while featuring cabinet members and key officials in the studio and on location.
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Wasdington
Wisenhower
Tilsenhower
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Atly
Gen
Browne Ell
Bensgan
Tpa
Humphrey
Scerethiry
Truck Wreck Damages Vehicles in Oklahoma Collision
Two Oklahoma trucks collided yesterday near Ollahari when one vehicle driven by Floyd Dale Smith struck a stopped truck driven by Thomas Jefferson Crow. The wreck heavily damaged one truck and prompted city police to investigate.
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Hervey
Hh. D. Cunningham
Ollahari
Floyd Dale Smith
Thomas Jefferson Crow
Oklahoma
Crow
Smith
Town Notes on Parklots, Finances, and New Laws
City parklots yield about 454 dollars weekly. downtown paving debt grows as 18 thousand dollar loan accrues five percent interest. Council pays 5200 dollars toward the loan, leaving 12800, and orders 1000 dollar monthly payments. Municipal pool opens strong with 500 dollars in first weekend sales. Fair park amenities need repair. talks of merchant tables and signage clash with potential gaudy visuals. New Safety Responsibility Act explained through a mandatory public series from the Revenue Department and local recruiters.
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Pagaibill Dy
Repaira
Truce Conference Underway Amid Korean Talks
United Nations and Communist delegates meet at Panmunjom in a tense session reviewing a plan for prisoner repatriation in Korea. Sources say communists may accept or modify the UN proposal while South Koreans voice strong opposition deeming it surrender.
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Leroy Hansen
Shoul
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Canaul
Global war policy outlines discussed in early briefing
A fragmented report describes government plans on a large economic program and mutual defense, noting an armistice discussion and ongoing operations. The piece mentions two nations and a defense treaty context amid wartime policy debates and a distant focus on allied opposition and strategic replies.
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Donald J. Goner
Ashtington
Suite de Vawlon Sg
Iso
Thane
Ihe
Daligs
Aledoffe Korca
Bree
Pregnant Woman Marked by Child Psychology Theories
A garbled report mentions ALTON L BLAKERS NEW YORK and a discussion of emotions in pregnancy influencing a baby. It cites Dr Kroger of Chicago and references medical conventions and embryologic ideas, suggesting psychosomatic links between maternal feelings and infant outcomes.
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New York
Magie
Babygie
Dri HU Kroger
Chicago
Bald’ Toda
Galdie
Saori
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