Eisenhower Speech Draws Mixed Local Reactions
Our Daily Bread editor highlights Ike Eisenhower's Abilene speech on federalization and FEPC, praising his domestic honesty while noting foreign policy concerns. The column argues crisis fatigue, warns of radical divides, and questions the political future through Election Day.
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Methodists Open Vacation Bible School Sunday
Vacation School opens at the Methodist Church on Sunday June 8 with multiple departments starting sessions. Kindergarten groups meet Sunday afternoon for enrollment and room assignments. Staff includes Kindergarten No 1 and No 2, Primary, Junior groups, and listed teachers. Students will study Stories About Jesus and themes We Go To Church.
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Potatoes Soar in Price After Lifting Controls
Washington reports wholesale prices for U S No 1 white potatoes jumped to 2 to 4 dollars per 100 pounds overnight after price ceilings were lifted by OPS following Senate approval to exempt fresh fruits and vegetables from controls from July 1. Officials warned prices may rise further before the 1952 crop enters markets, with retail availability already constrained in many areas.
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Prisoners Still Top Truce Issue
In Paniturium Korea on June 6 Allied truce negotiators rejected Communist demands for all war prisoners' return. Major General William K. Harrison called the bid a betrayal and warned that Decency and truth prohibit any such transaction. North Korean Lt General Namul challenged, prompting questions about prisoner treatment and rights.
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Blevins Student to Get Degree at Hiram College
James E. Taylor of Route 1 Blevins Ohio will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Hiram College during the 10th commencement exercises Sunday June 6 in Hayden Auditorium. He majors in religion and philosophy and is the son of Mr and Mrs W T Taylor.
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Maxwell, 23, Three Rapes Convicts Executed in Arkansas
Herman Maxwell, 23, once convicted of raping an expectant white mother in 1849, was electrocuted at 6:45 a.m. after losing appeals for a fourth stay. He had agreed to donate his eyes to a blind person, a decision carried out after his execution.
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Mrs C L White Succumbs at Age 50
Nannie Lou White, 50, longtime Hope resident, died Thursday in a local hospital. She is survived by husband Cc L White. daughters Mrs W H Young of Wichita Falls Texas and Mrs Andrew Hicks of Magnolia. sons Robert L of Hope and Ray E White of Pasadena. sister Mrs Merlin Leggett. brothers Sar Gray Henry and Jim Gray. funeral services at Herndon Cornelius Chapel at 2 pm Saturday conducted by A T Oliver with active pallbearers Herlan Morton Clif Warren Ferrell Williams O E Cash Aubrey O'Steen Harry Hawthorne.
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Aubrey O'Steen
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Violent Deaths in State Rise to Seven
The Arkansas death toll for the week rose to seven with two children and a mill worker among the deceased. Eight-year-old Carl Mangold of Pine Tree died in a farm accident when a wagon was dragged by a bolting team. In Madison a two month old girl died under a gate archway after tripping a fall. Wharton Yangey, a 54-year-old mill worker, died from electric shock at the Interna Signal Paper plant in Hugo,Ark.
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U S Planes Shoot Down 7 Chinese Migs in Korea
United States Sabrejets fought over Northwest Korea, downing seven MiG-15s and damaging two more in two dogfights. Sixty four F-86s clashed with 28 MiGs as UN fighters halted rail cutting and supply raids. The day boosted the war tally to 261 destroyed, 58 probably destroyed, and 507 damaged. Six MiGs were destroyed and two damaged in another Sabre clash with a formation of MiGs attempting to attack fighter-bombers.
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Steel Talks in Recess Spark Hope for Settlement
The steel strike talks recessed with no firm deal but rising optimism from industry leaders and CIO United Steelworkers head Phil Murray. Congressional leaders urged settlement over the weekend as the Senate paused legislation on the strike. A Detroit Steel Corp contract for 4,400 workers emerged, details unrevealed.
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More Casualties in Korea with Seven New Names
Washington June 0 The Defense Department identified seven additional Korea casualties in List No. 579. One soldier was killed in action and six were wounded. The report lists the new casualties by name and unit, reflecting ongoing combat losses.
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Army Worried Over Steel for Tanks
The Army fears the steel strike will hurt tank production, noting two months of uncertain supply while officials say recent improvements in production may be offset as the strike lengthens. Tank manufacturing remains a major steel consumer, with 64 400 pounds needed for one new light tank and parts.
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Eisenhower the Politician Marked by Two Visions
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes a stark contrast between Dwight D. Eisenhower the weary campaign speaker in rain at a Kansas rally and Ike the confident challenger in a well lit theater. The first appearance drew scattered applause as wind and weather hindered performance, while the second showed a composed, engaging candidate answering questions with vigor and clear recollection of the rural imagery he trusts.
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Fragmentary historical report on Berlin cable protests
A garbled fragment mentions Berlin, a cable payment dispute, and the political climate. It references Garin, Gorman, and a campa in Berlin, with vague notes on youths and frontlet imagery amid a tense regional tone.
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Eisenhower Climbs Into Conservative Camp in View
Abilene Kan June 6 Ike moves into the conservative wing as he addresses a hometown conference and outlines views on civil rights FEPC states rights and education He backs a voluntary FEPC and favors state responsibility on school matters while opposing socialized medicine Governors and senators weigh in on the North South split and the party's 1960 prospects.
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Jamboree Opens Tonight at the Coliseum
A local jamboree kicks off this evening at 8 o clock in the Coliseum amid uncertain weather notes. Organizers Hope Federated Gargan Lupe and others announce program plans and safety measures for attendees.
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No Evidence of Sabotage in Train Wreck
Reported derailment of a freight train at Lion Oil Company's chemical plant near El Dorado attributed to a kink in the track caused by heat expansion. Officials said no sabotage evidence found. repair delayed by shift and labor actions related to CIO and AFL wage disputes amid a nationwide strike.
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Ike Arrives Tonight in New York
General Dwight D. Eisenhower lands in New York for a weeklong visit to confer with convention delegates and political leaders. He plans talks with Governor John Fine of Pennsylvania and possibly Governor Theodore McKeldin of Maryland as Pennsylvania delegates remain largely uncommitted. Eisenhower and his wife will attend an 8 p.m. event at LaGuardia Field, with an expected 5,000 gathering at the president's house site.
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