Marvelous Book of Ways of Nature Al Over Earth
Hoy Chapman Andrews edits a lively nature guide from Crows Publishers New York detailing how land and sea creatures adapt to survive. It covers dinosaurs giant reptiles and modern wildlife with colorful plates and curious facts including rattlesnake thermometers and animal life cycles.
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Nature's
Hoy Chapman Andrews
Crows Publishers, Inc
New York
Andre Duge Sethers
Panyalant
Neel
Seare
Kemodo
Dutch East Indies
Youl
U.S. Seemed to Have Solved Atom Secret
Washington reports dramatic U.S. advances in atomic knowledge. Nevada tests produced a weapon with potential limitless energy. Idaho reactor work may yield abundant plutonium via breeder process, signaling a new era of atomic abundance for peace or war.
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Washington
United States
Nevada Proving Ground
Idaho
Mrs Ida Avery Dies At 84 In Prescott District
Mrs Ida Avery aged 84 died Thursday night at her home on Prescott Route 3 where she had lived many years. Survived by six sons Ed ar Johnny Drewer Ernest An Barew Avery Prescott Rt 3 Cur hey Avery Blevins a daughter Addie Cummings Prescott Rt 3 two sisters Mrs J G Harrison Blevins and Mrs Lucy reager Tahokie Texas. Funeral services set for Saturday at Midway by Reverend John Rushing.
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Ida Avery
Prescott Route 3
Edar
Johnny
Drewer
Ernest
An- Barew Avery
Prescott Rt. 3
Curhey Avery
Blevins
Addie Cummings
J. G. Harrison
Lucy Reager
Tahokie
Texas
Pam
John Rushing
Hempstead 4-H Boys Return From Forestry Camp
Sixty-nine Hempstead 4 H Club boys and readers returned from a two day Forestry and Game Conservation Camp on the Burton J Ellis farm near Hope. Activities included tree identification fire control quail and game demonstrations and outdoor cooking and sleeping. District Forester Buster Denton and Extension Forester Harold Mowell led sessions with Arkansas Game and Fish representatives aiding in fish and quail demonstrations. A victory prize went to Ronny Williams for a forestry quiz and the group thanked campers and Ellis for hosting.
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Burton J. Ellis
Snites
Hove
Buster Denton
Arkansas Forests and Parks Commmission
Delight
Pine Woods
Iarold Mowell
Little Rock
Ellis Farm
Billy Collins
Arkasas Game and Fish Commission
Lester Wade
Arkansas
Wade
Dale Bonds
Homer 5. Whatley
J. J. Barham
Hempstead County
Tom Mull
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
George Purvis
Mull
Irvin Burke
Ares
Purvis
Travis England
Shever Springs
Southern State College
Don Ray Brown
Claud Sut Fon
Sutton Livestock Commission Company
Bill Tolleson
International Harvester
Garyland J. Kidd
A. G. Garrett
Hope Feeders Supply
Moore ‘Bros. Market
Mr. Ellis
Senators Debate Air Force Cutback and Calculated Risk
Senatorial testimony on a proposed Air Force wing reduction from 143 to 120 wings cites a calculated risk to strategic capability. General Vandenberg warns that going below 57 wings per bomber group threatens national and allied security, amid Senate scrutiny of defense plans and postwar force goals.
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Wasitington
Tenyt Vandenberg
Strategic Aly Command
Air Force
Curtis F. Lemay
Strategic Fly Command
United States
Senate
Vandenberg
SAC
Cub Scouts Awards in Final Meet of Season
Numerous Cub Scouts were promoted in rank and awarded with arrows at the first pack meeting of the school year at Garland School. Den leaders presented stunts themed Mother Nature's Backyard. Awards included Wolf rank promotions for Tommy Tones, Larry Gaines, and others, Bear rank promotions for Phillip Gallan and Billy Wallers, and Lion rank promotions for Teddy Jones and others, plus service stars for Sue Sims May, Billy Walters, and Phil Up Gilliam.
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Garland School
Orville Oglesby
Leo Wood
James Cross
James MacLarty
Elbert May
Fair Park
Wolf Rank
Tommy Tones
Larry Gaines
Davidjucrin
David Fricks
John O'Dell
Jimmy Hartsfield
Ronnie Hankins
Joe Mason
Paul Edward Cobb
Bil Andersen
Teddy Jones
Odle Wood
Staney Laughlin
Sue Sims
May
Billy Walters
Phil- Up
Gilliam
Stanley Laughlin
L R Salesman Dies in Wreck Near Redfield
Edward K. LeClair a 25 year old Little Rock salesman for National Cash Register died when his car left U S Highway 63 near Redfield and overturned three times State Trooper Bil Rider identified him LeClair formerly sold advertising for Radio Station KARK in Little Rock A brief obituary notes his death last night and his prior work in advertising.
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Redield
Little Rock
U.S. Highway 63
Bil
Edward K. LeClair
LeClair
KARK
Littl Rock
Englishman’s Yearning Hidden Behind Thickening Crust
HAL BOYLE notes that common stereotypes of the Englishman as reserved and staunch persist, yet contemporary English behavior shows a shared appetite for fun and indulgence. He recalls Elizabethan roguishness, Shakespeare’s era, and questions whether the Englishman of today truly fits the old image as he faces life with a stiff upper lip even amid changing times.
Additional Dairy Producers in Hempstead County Sought
Hempstead County dairy interests push to add 35 new farms this fall. Midwest Dairy and Berelen Milk Company seek to recruit 10 to 15 and 20 to 25 producers respectively. A county meeting is set for June 14 in the Hempstead County Courthouse to discuss expanding dairy farming.
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Hempstead County
Hope’ Chamber of Commerce
Paul ‘Tolleson
Lynn
Lowell [Robertson
Autry Wilson
Vernon Brown
Claud Kttton
Wy Copeland
Tot Hays
Midwest Dairy and Berelen Milks Company
Borden Company
Midwest
Dairy Committee
Hemptesadl
Tolleson
Midwest Dairy
Borden Milk Company
Borden
Taft Plans to Beat UN Veto Amid KoreAn Truce Talks
Ohio senator Taft outlines steps to bypass the United Nations veto as Koreas truce prospects edge closer. He links possible early talks to end the three year war with potential shifts in allied policy and U.S. posture. A Washington briefing notes Eisenhower stance, while Taft stresses UN participation and coordinated action in Asia.
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Washington
Sen
Ohio
United Nations
Senate
Fender
Eigenhower
U.S
U. S
Asia
Koren
Eisenhower
Taft
Extended Forecast Ahead With Slight Warmth
An extended forecast shows Friday through Wednesday with temperatures averaging two to four degrees above normal and no major changes. Precipitation is light or none while weather variability remains, with minor spot differences noted through the period.
State Land Sale Challenged in Arkansas Courts
The suit filed in Washington County Chancery Court by C. P. of Tanlkner County alleges Rankin and lumberman Roy Sturgis conspired to sell land in 22 counties for less than its true value. The complaint claims the land’s value exceeded the consideration paid, challenging the sale as fraudulent.
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Vayetteville
Quatercay
Uverlight
Layne
No Revision of Taft Hartley Law This Year
Republican lawmakers will defer revising the Taft Hartley law until next year. Senate Labor Committee chair Alexander Smith and Republican Jo nday Walk of Ohio say committee action is not urgent this year. A scheduled session to draft amendments was postponed and likely will not occur until after the next week, with neither unions nor management opposing keeping the law as is for another year.
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Rowland Evans JR
Washington
Alexander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Smith
Jondey Walk
Ohio
Senate
Hope Youth Wins Camp Award in Arkansas 4-H
Two Arkansas 4‑H club members were selected for the American Youth Leadership Camp at Camp Miniwanca in Michigan. Don Ray Brown and Wyona Skinner of Greenwood will attend in August under sponsorship of the agricultural extension service. Brown is a Southwest district champion in 4‑H achievement and cattle raising. Skinner recently completed her freshman year at the University.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Danforth
Jersey
Miss Skinner
University
Liquor Dealers Seek Vote On Act Petition
Liquor wholesalers filed petitions with the Secretary of State seeking a public vote on price cutting. Attorney Morley claims 84,501 signatures, with 2,405 valid to place the measure on the 1954 ballot. Arkansas Fair Managers oppose the petitions and warn of a proposed monopoly if passed.
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Stle
Don Morjey
Aquién
Shute
Latuye
Arkansus Fair Managers Association
Morley
Abeyagee
Valle
End of Fight Won’t Drop High Taxes
Debate over extending the executive tax beyond June intensifies as House Ways and Means Committee members demand an end to further tax extensions. Officials emphasize no pressure on lawmakers while President's request for a show on extension faces lobbying efforts. Continued discussions among Treasury officials and business leaders are noted.
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Walaa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iisenhower
Fpliam
Teenaury
Tite
Lury
Judge Rules Perry County School Illegal
Judge Parham ruled that a Perry County vocational school building act is unconstitutional. He found it failed to pass a required legislature majority and that the $2,500,000 appropriations were not signed, making the local act invalid. The suit was brought by Diels Shompson, Eureka Springs taxpayer, with hearings held last week.
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LPI
N Rock Cup
Shutney Parham
Merry County
D Id
Chancery Court
Tlousa
Senate Aflaedha
Parhum
Wranely Chery
Billy
Diels Shomp
Eureka Springy
All Around the Town Graft Highlights Local Youth Awards
Donald ivy Brown, 17, of Hove 411 club youth, earns one of two American Youth Leadership Camp awards for Camp Miniwanca in Michigan August 17 to 30. Skinner, 18, of Greenwood, to attend girls camp August 16. Local chatter notes Scraps Prescott firming toward Arkansas garment plant and highway paving efforts. Community updates include Clawde Shatner sale, Wetbagk and Cornbread Aris dograt rumor, and highway committee plans with officials listed.
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Donald Ivy Brown
Hove
Camp Miniwanca
Michigan
Don Ib
Jersey
Chicago
Arkannan
Wy* Aua Skinner
Greenwood
American Jets Down Eight Enemy Planes Over Korea Front
Unclear but reports say American jets shot down eight MIGs amid heavy fighting near the North Korean front. Ground forces of South Korea reported intense clashes with enemy troops and artillery exchanges as truce negotiations face delays.
Taft and Ike May Agree on Policy Truce in Korea
Senator Taft and President Eisenhower appear to edge toward unity on policy as tensions over Korea ease. A tentative truce in discussions with Eastern telecommunication concerns signals progress, with the Senate majority indicating a shift toward unified stance on key international issues.
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Ike
Jack Bell
Washington
Korea
Seem
Nit Wy
Senate
Pele
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