Voice of Opinion on United Nations post and Mr. Austin
James Thrasher assesses rumors about James Austin possibly resigning his United Nations post. The piece discusses his role on Palestine partition, recent diplomacy, and the strain of public scrutiny on American diplomats, noting his loyalty to policy and the potential personal humiliation from the pressures of the UN debate.
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Truman nominates Tracy Voorhees for assistant secretary of the army
President Truman nominated Tracy Voorhees of New York as assistant secretary of the army. Voorhees, a former army officer, served as the army’s administrator for occupied areas since 1947, delivering relief supplies to Germany and Japan. He was a colonel in the war and earned the Distinguished Service Medal. A member of the New York bar since 1915, he has worked with several law firms.
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Truman
Aday
Tracy
Voorhees
New York
Army
Germany
Japan
4-H Clubs Plan Study Day at Hope Station
More than 1655 4-H members from across the region will attend a study day at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station in Hope next week. The program includes a station tour, demonstrations on bramble production and other topics, and a speaking and musical afternoon. Lecturers include Rex R. Johnson, Russell Lewallen, Bark Allen, L. H. Burton, and others. Hempstead County 4-H clubs will serve lunch.
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University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Cecil Bittle
W. C. Thompson
Rex R. Johnson
Russell Lewallen
Hope
Bark J. Allen
Fayetteville
L. H. Burton
Charles JC. Lincoln
J. Q. Fullerton
D. S. Lantrip
State 441
Lynch
Hempstead County
Levees Crumble as Fraser Pushes Northwest Floodfront
Fractured dikes along the Fraser River in British Columbia and rising waters threaten the Columbia basin in Oregon and Washington. Canadian authorities report boat evacuations for Barnston Island, while U S engineers warn 12,000 acres near Clatskanie risk flooding. Civilian relief teams and 500 army regulars with 250 navy personnel aid residents as crests surge and death toll rises to three on the Columbia with five on the Fraser.
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National Democratic
Lion Welcomes Peace, Ease of Captivity
A lion from Tom Paul's circus escaped during a highway crash near Pleasant, Pennsylvania, roamed rugged foothills for hours before being recaptured. Weary from rough terrain, the animal preferred confinement over the wild, unlike three of its mates who were quickly caught.
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Houston
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Community meeting plans big event in Hope City area
Twenty years ago residents in Hope City met to organize a Community M eeting and plan a festival slated for August 5. M. L. Nedlson chaired the group with officers including Mrs Battle Pauline Stewart H. P. James A Wade and Versa Stephens supporting the effort.
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Patience After a Long Sea Voyage in Weymouth
An old account from Weymouth recalls Henry Holuh who died at sea in a small boat after a long voyage. The article notes coast guard assistance and reflects on the legacy of those who tended the region’s gardens and cared for hens, highlighting dignified roles in the community.
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England
Henry Holuh Stent
Coast Guard
Astronomers Boast New Scientific Era at Palomar Telescope
Palomar Mountain Calif June 4 astronomers dedicated the 200 inch telescope camera atop Palomar mountain claiming a new era in study of the universe. The instrument offers twice the light gathering power of prior scopes and will photograph distant galaxies while spectroscopy and future equipment enable deeper analysis.
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Wilhelmina Abdicates September Four in Netherlands
The ailing Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands will abdicate on September 4. Crown Princess Juliana will succeed and be sworn in, with the ceremony planned around royal duties long held by the queen. The succession follows a declared step toward retirement amid ill health.
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Hope Receives Golden Rule Award as Chamber Honors Hope
Letters of congratulations come from the Greater Little Rock and Southwestern Division Chamber groups for Hope Arkansas winning the Golden Rule award for services after the Cotton Valley tornado of December 31, 1947. Notables include Charles A. Armitage and messages from Scott D Hamilton and D Hudson Lewis.
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Mediator Hopes to Clear Arab Jewish Conflict
Count Fulke Reynadotte said he hopes to clarify within a day or two the Arab and Jewish interpretations of the four week Palestine truce ordered by the United Nations. A Trans Jordan source said Arabs accepted a cease fire date as heavy fighting continued in northern Palestine and along the Tel Aviv route.
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Marshall Plans Aid Slash Provokes European Recovery Debate
Secretary of State Marshall condemned a proposed 993 million cut in European recovery funds, warning it would turn aid toward mere relief and impact political stability in Europe. The House appropriations committee trimmed roughly 26.7 percent of funds for the Marshall plan, Greek Turkish aid, and Chinese aid, prompting a presidential drive to restore the cuts ahead of Senate action.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
Fay Triesle
There is Something About a Sailing Ship That Draws Sailors
HAL BOYLE recalls a Manhattan park scene with a distant sailing ship. A boy and girl share a fleeting, tense moment as docksides hum with stevedores and engines, while a ferry calls them back to ordinary life and a departing voyage pulls them apart.
Prices of Meat Rise After End of Strike Across Cities
A nationwide U P survey shows meat prices rose in 10 cities since the CIO strike ended May 24 though increases vary by cut and city. Detroit and St Louis saw the largest gains near 10 cents a pound, while Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Chicago reported little or no change.
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Los Angeles
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National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
George Dressler
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Belton Man Not Critically Shot After Sudden Assault
Reports from Nashville say J Lyman Eley of Belton was not seriously wounded after a Tuesday neck shot by two year veteran Ered Hammond. Hammond terrorized the community before Tloward county officers arrested him. he is to be sent for mental observation at Hempstead county state hospital.
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J. Lyman Eley
Belton
Ered Hammond
Hammond
Tloward County
Livestock Group Plans Barn Dance Saturday
The Livestock Association sponsors a free barn dance this Saturday at the new exhibit hall in Mule Park. Music by Lampen and Melody Boys will entertain attendees and the public is invited.
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Child Born With Two Faced Features Reported
A Manila report describes a baby born with two sets of facial features and extra limbs, with officials from a Philippine constabulary noting the unusual condition. The article cites unnamed observers and mentions a local hospital as the setting.
Lewis Ordered to Bargain With Southern Coal Producers
Washington June 4 John I b Lewis ordered by Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough to enter contract talks with the Southern Coal Producers Association led by Joseph Moody or face further contempt. The.NLRB had urged talks after Lewis had broken previous negotiations. Goldsborough criticized Lewis for wanting to destroy the Southern group and urged a single representative for the 14 member associations in the South. Continued on Page Two.
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Banquet highlights Arkansas Young Democrats meeting
Little Rock reporters and Winters praised the Young Democrats banquet as eight candidates spoke briefly. John Lonsdale accused the event of slacking for Sid McMath. Comedian Bob Loftin mocked Gov. Laney’s civil rights stance while Maeve and Mackrell touted broadcasts and donations to orphan homes. A Confederate memorial project and oil well drilling news also surfaced.
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Presidential Candidates Hit Every Section
Six presidential candidates rally across the nation as Truman heads a 9000 mile cross country swing toward Chicago for Swedish American audiences. Dewey campaigns in Boston and New England while Taft and Stassen build support in the Midwest and West. The race centers on delegates and foreign policy debates as campaign trails cross multiple states.
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Council Approves Bond Deal In Special Session
In a special session at Hope City Hall the council adopted a resolution authorizing Mayor Lyle Moore to sign bonds sold to Stephens Co of Little Rock. The past mayor Albert S. Fink had backed the deal as Realty Co. sought the resolution and the council legalizes the bond action with the present mayor's signature.
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Stepen’s Co
Little Rock
Albert S. Fink
Realty Co
Two Youths Admit Robbery and Auto Theft
Two youths admitted to robbery and stealing an automobile near Texarkana. Doyle Jarvigg, 17, a Nevada County native, and Robert Clark, 19, a Pennsylvania native, were arrested near Little Rock and brought to Hempstead County jail for trial, according to Sheriff Claude Su.
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Funeral for Wreck Victim Mrs Mane O Dell Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mane O Dell wife of J E O Dell Fulton killed in a glary accident early yesterday morning will be held Saturday at Unity Church Fulton by Rev Milton People. Burial will be in Rose Hill in Hope. Active pallbearers include Jim Ro Bd Cox J B O Dell Green Sam McGill and Myore.
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Fulton
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Rose Hill
Hope
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Townsend Dies at 77 in Hope Hospital
Townsend, a longtime resident of Hope, died early this morning after a period of illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday at Mount Nebo Church.
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