Judge Denies Plea to Bar Pickets in Rail Dispute
A judge denied a request to bar picketing tied to a rail dispute in Arkansas. He ruled protesters may continue at the freight train service site, but nonstriking workers must not be coerced. The ruling directs limited picketing with a May 4 deadline under consideration by the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Liont QU Company
Fartel Teley
Weston Chmty
Sudan
Aervier
Arkansas
HADACOL Vitamin and Mineral Preparation Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Hadacol as the best vitamin and mineral preparation and warns against substitutes. It urges readers to insist on Hadacol at drug stores and promises trial offers and faintly stated prices amid bold claims.
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Daly
T . Em
Prescott News Wedding and Social Notes from Week
A long wedding and social notices page recounts the June wedding of Cynthia Arnold and Billy Arnold with family, friends, and attendees from Arkadelphia and surrounding towns. Details cover gown, reception, attendants, gifts, and the couple’s home plans at Lawn Diekoraa Apts. Also listed are lists of guests, visitors, and local society members attending events at Camp Chat and other venues, plus remarks on relatives and friends traveling and visiting.
Packing Plants Lay Off Many Workers
Across major plants including Swift Co in Chicago layoffs hit hundreds of workers as beef processing slows. Prices rise on some cattle while other firms announce cutbacks at Ottumwa Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh area plants amid uncertain demand and supply.
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Siun
Chicago
Swift Co
Nua Bourerkow
Tivairs
Natin
Aroyle
Job Morrell
Husband Charged With Killing Wife in Hot Spring
A year old woman was shot to death yesterday afternoon. Deputy Prosecutor Richard Hobbs and divorce assistant Janes allege first degree murder against the husband, Mildred Welland’s former spouse, after an argument over belongings. The victim, Mildred Mikes, worked at the Army and Navy hospital engineering department. Survivors include Delphine Welland and Mrs. B. Sullenberger.
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Richard Hobbs
Janes
Dan Watkins
Mikes
Mildred Mikes
Kriwornan
Mildred Welland
Engineering Department
Army and Navy Hospital
Claterator
Delphine Welland
B. Sullenberger
Fite Rock
Prescott Man to Head Telephone Cooperative Group
Prescott man Ned Purtle of Texarkana elected president of a rural telephone cooperative formed yesterday to serve eastern and southwestern Arkansas counties. Henry Whiten of Prescott named secretary treasurer. The group aims to secure government loans for building rural telephone facilities under new federal loan programs.
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Arkadelphia
Dune
Tay Cuaghna
Delephane Coop Wie
Herve
Ned Purtle
Texarkana
Ted Ponder Tural
Railway Tax Hearings Start
Railway tax hearings opened with testimony from H W Jows, director of Springslan's staff, presenting a cost estimate to reproduce Missouri Pacific holdings at Yeopyleens. The commission heard Tran's testimony arguing the railroad's 10 assessment is excessive while Rook Is, Cotton Belt, and others push their own 150 assessments.
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H.W. Jows
Springslan
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Tran
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Rook
Cotton Belt
Methodists Meet in L R Hot Springs Conference
About 342 delegates and laymen are to gather for the annual session of the Lither Bock conference of the Methodist church in Hot Springs Arkansas. Bishop Paul E. Martin will present devotional messages and discuss Germany. Dr Lewis N Stuckey will speak at the temperance board meeting Friday. Conference preacher will be Bishop Ivan Lee Hol of the St Louis area. Rev Robert B Moore will speak on church conditions in Europe. The conference ends Sunday with appointments announced. Newsmen Executed Taen Formoga June 6e Chinese Communist forces report executions of two Chinese newsmen in a land port area.
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Germany
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Dallas
Eonterance
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Robert B. Moore
Ackadelphis
Europe
Bradley Praises Eisenhower Team in Europe
General Omar N. Bradley expressed satisfaction with Gen Dwight D Eisenhowers Atlantic army headquarters and their planning for Europe. He praised the Shape staff and allied officers for forming a capable defense while noting ongoing training and capacity improvements ahead of London consultations with Britain and France.
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Gen. Eizenhower
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Europe
Trial for Murder Delayed by Jury Panel Shortfall
Trial for murder of a couple in the desert is postponed as the panel of prospective jurors is deemed not representative. Defense lawyers for Walker request a new panel, arguing the current group fails to reflect the county's cross section. The case reset for next Monday amid a stalled jury selection.
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Catif
Dunce
Sct
Eigweenee Walker
Taurtia
Walker
Yeald Negro
Tay
Judge dismisses jury panel for race balance concern
Superior Judge Russell Walte ruled the Paynek panel failed to represent all townships though 21 members included diverse groups. He dismissed the panel but ordered Henry French to select a new jury venue as Walker faces murder charges in the Cook case.
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Russell Walte
Paynek
Henry French
Walker
Richard
Doris Cook
Washington Defense Dept lists 14 more war casualties
The defense department released List No. 321 showing 23 combat deaths, 7 wounded, 41 missing in action, three prisoners of war and six injured in accidents. The June report identified these additional casualties among listed personnel.
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Defense Department
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