Dairies See Growth In Ubi Cutty Farm Market
Farmers invited to a business meeting at Hope Chamber of Commerce to discuss dairy expansion on Ubi cutty between October 1, 151, and February 1 1003. A Borden aided surge in milk products and midwest demand projected, with 30 Grade A dairies established and profits expected from biweekly cash flows to farmers.
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Hempstead
Daury Comerullee
Hope Chamber of Comerce
Borden Company
Midwesti
Siatus
Gamythang
Silvalion
Southwestern Proving Ground
South Korea Rejects New UN Peace Plan Dishonor and Cowardice
South Korea’s acting foreign minister Pyun Yung Tai condemned a U N armistice proposal as dishonorable and cowardly predicting bloodshed if Indian troops or Communist reps enforce it. He warned of forcible repatriation and death by action for prisoners resisting return, meeting with President Rhee and U N officials to discuss the plan.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations
U. N
Pyun Yung- Tai
Aan
United States
Pyun
Syngman Uber
Rhee
U. S
Elvis Briggs
Mark Clark
U. N. Par East
Clark
South Korea objects to UN truce plan in renewed protest
South Korean Ambassador Dr You Chan Yang called Allied concessions to the Communists total appeasement and shortsighted, warning the plan endangers the United States to an atomic attack while signaling danger to Korea. Allied officials prepared Panmunjom instructions seeking clarifications or delays.
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Washington
South Korea
United Nations
U. N
Panmunjem
You Chan Yang
United States
Korea
Air Force cutback dispute surfaces in Senate hearing
Washington officials dispute defense budget cuts amid pressure to meet air power goals. General Vanderberg argues a 1 2 wing force is minimum to deter Soviet threat. senators weigh restoring longer range 3 wing plan while acknowledging production delays and funding gaps. Authorities say funds remain ample for building up air strength.
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Edwin G. Harkinson
Washington
Sisentugger
Truman
Vandenberg
Secretary
Son
Air Force
Greaid
Secretary of Defense
McNeil
Senate Committee
Vandenbers
Wilson
State Bar Aspcration
Sioxx City
Ferguson
Hill
Alabama
McClellan
Arkansas
Maybank
South Carolina
Congress
GOPs Seek Control Over U.S. Jobs
Republicans press new moves to seize control of federal hiring from Democratic appointees. Senate Civil Service Chair Frank Carlson studies alternatives with the Civil Service Commission while veterans and Democrats oppose riders and push for a stand‑alone civil service overhaul. Carlson seeks easy path via dismissal bill. prior effort stalled by need for two thirds.
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Washington
Republlicans
Veterans
GOP
House
Senate
Frank Carlson
Senate Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Commission
Appropriations
Carlson
State-Justice-Commerce Departments
Vaccination Drive Ordered for Bangs Disease in Calthae County
Officials announce vaccination of cattle against Bangs disease in Hempstead County. Mr. Hamilton will vaccinate replacement heifers and advise dairy and beef cattle owners with eligible heifers to contact local authorities by June 17. October vaccination visit planned to cover youth cattle as part of the program.
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Bang
Oliver L. Adgjins Todhis
Jay Hareiltan
Mary Adis Antiga
Hamilton Throuah
Cainty Avent Adams
Hamilton
Hempstead
Only Certain Insurance Plans Accepted
The Department of Revenues reminds Arkansas motorists that only specified forms of insurance or security deposits meet the new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Law effective June 1. It clarifies that the law is not mandatory insurance but requires motorists to be prepared to cover damage from accidents, with a maximum security deposit of 11,000 dollars.
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Department of Revenrues
Arkansas
Stite
Becaes
Department of Revenues
Department Store Sales Show Gain in Eighth District
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reports department store sales rose 18 percent from a year ago across the Eighth District. Hot weather and Memorial Day timing boosted purchases. Gains ranged from 17 to 29 percent in key areas including Little Rock, Memphis, and St. Louis, with district totals up eight percent for four weeks and six percent for the year versus 1952.
Annual Visiting Days at U of A Experiment Station June 25 26
The University of Arkansas Fruit and Tree Branch Experiment Station will host annual Visiting Days on Friday June 25 and Saturday June 26. The program includes a 9:30 station tour with stops on cotton, castor bean production, sweet potatoes, tomato varieties, and more. Demonstrations cover kitchen remodeling, home management, poultry, and labor-saving arts by extension staff and university faculty. A noon lunch is available, with a youth program and a general family assembly Saturday afternoon featuring talks and musical numbers by students and local groups.
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University of Arkansas’ Fruit and
Cecil M. Bittle
Amnounes
Alee
Vesvarel
University of Arklansas
Agricultura Extension Service
State Forestry and Parks Commission
Melon Malstusen
Crystal C. Werborg
Speediatl
Robart Mesmith
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Racine Bers
Future
Homemakers of America
Hempstead
Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council
Sawrday
Natul
NIA Ppd Nha
Nepgen 4-Il Clau
Liere
Gite
Arkabsas Extension Service
State Department of Education
Ocie Lee Smith
Little Rock
A. H. Jacques
Blevins High School
Selok
Chartultu White
Jones High School
North Joitle Ruck
Jessie el Jiolt
Iner
Texas
Miss Clark to Sing at Lions Club Dinner
Marilyn Clark will sing at the Lions Club Ladies night dinner at Hotel Barlow. Boyd Tackett will be principal speaker for the occasion.
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Miss Clark
Marilyn Clark
Lions Club
Fat Man Not Jolly Says Modern Psychiatry Report
In Cleveland at a national conference on social work yesterday Dr Elis Savilsity argued modern psychiatrists reveal not all obese people are lonely or hostile. He noted obesity stigma persists and urged compassionate treatment and further study to combat prejudice.
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Cleveland
York
Elis Savilsity
Nathoont Conference of
Insect Pests Rampant Across Crops in 20-Year Surge
Credit AP reports describe the year’s worst caterpillar outbreak and widespread insect pressure from the East Coast to the Mississippi. Watertown New York saw tent caterpillars clog rail lines. Minnesota braces for a major pest control effort. Massachusetts battles gypsy moths threatening 25 000 acres while Westfield New Jersey vineyards face grape leaf pest pressure.
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Matkinel
Associated Press
Howe
U.S. Department of
Massachusetts
Westfield
Magnolia Thieves Break Safe. About $5,000 Taken
Magnoli a car agency reports burglars used an acetylene torch to enter a safe at night. Sheriff and police say tear gas discharged when opened and gas masks may have been used. Safe contents included deeds checks currency and business records. exact total not confirmed but estimated near $5,000.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Automobile Agency
Claud Linton
Franks
Gunness Co
Lintua
James D.talley
Reds Overrun UN Front Lines in Korean Conflict Update
A chaotic dispatch reports Reds overrunning UN positions along the front with heavy artillery and mortar fire. North Korean and Chinese forces push toward forward ridges while South Korean troops resist on multiple sectors amid ongoing bombardment and attrition.
State Seeks Unpaid Taxes Under Court Action
State Attorney General Gantty filed a suit in Polk County Chancery Court seeking collection of unpaid taxes totaling hundreds of dollars from various carriers and services. Defendants include Transit and Warehouse Co, Moody Transport, Red Line Transfer, Smith Truck Line, Southern Transport, and others across Arkansas. Claims list amounts ranging from several hundred dollars to over eight hundred, with jeopardy noted for default.
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Cen
Om Gantty
Capitaie Valder Laxes
Pertlag Passengars Aid Teelht i Arkansais
Gentiy
Chineary Court
Viens Awadist Ube
Guntty
Au Transit
Wuarehouse Company
Dine Ulutt
Uve Au Cole Werium Motor Coaches
Muagnolla
Mrugk Line
Satta Gitths
Keele
Pruce
Ozuck
Moody ‘Transport Company
Memphis
Red Line
Pineluff
Smith
Contract Let to Build School in Jonesboro
Jonesboro school district last night awarded a 21,071 dollar general contract to J. T. Pyle Construction Co. of Little Rock to build a elementary school and a four room addition to a junior high. Lloyd Goff, the school superintendent, said funding comes from a 417,000 dollar bond issue approved at a special election.
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Jonesboro l
Jonesboro School Distriel
Schoot
Lloyd Goff
J. TE. Pyle Construction Co
Liles Rack
Ite
Roundup Club to Hold Sunday Trail Ride and Breakfast
Circle 3 Roundup Club plans a trail ride and outdoor breakfast Sunday morning. Members should gather at the coliseum at 4:80 a.m. on their horses. The ride ends around 8 or 8:30 a.m. for members to attend Sunday School.
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Circle 3
Coliseum
Byron Thompson Named Cage Coach at Hope High School
Byron Thompson of Saratoga has accepted the position of basketball coach at Hope High School announced by Superintendent James H. Jonge. Thompson has taught at Saratoga for three years and his teams have shown strong performances in district and state play.
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Byron Thompson
Cage
Saratoga
Hope High School
James H. Jonge
Thompson
Distiel
State Angels
Youngsters Placed on Teams Tuesday Night
Local organizers announce tryouts and team assignments for youths Tuesday night. Officials urge parents to attend as coaches select players from the pool of local boys for upcoming league play.
Taft Proposal Backing Faces NATO and Pacific Security Debate
Senator Taft proposes a Western security framework linking NATO with Pacific allies amid U.S. defense commitments. Critics warn of potential conflicts over Europe involvement and regional deployments, while supporters argue for strengthened collective security with Britain and other partners.
Private Power Accused by SPA Official
Washington inquiry shows private power firms, led by SPA critics, urge ending the continuing fund used by the Rural Electrification Administration to buy and sell power with private companies and cooperatives. Ellis cites opposition from utilities and lobbying groups as Congress weighs funding levels, with Truman, Eisenhower, and House figures noted.
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SPA
Washington
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
House
Alex Hudgins
Virginia. Association
Cooperatives
Richmond
Denrad Rosenb Execution Stay Filed by New York Court
A stay request was presented to the New York Court of Appeals concerning execution for Denrad Rosenb. Judge Thomas E Manuel Bloch is noted in the proceedings, with reference to a possible stay before the court. The fragment mentions funds or terms related to the case and spies described in unclear terms.
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Uist
Ale
Hyde
Jay Hwlentton
Norihito Hedy Mimch
Weston
South Korea
York
W. Pert
Caltuniata UN Phiydhen
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Cajvideel
Rosenberg
Morton
Ywton
Ryan
Ile
Max
Ryn
Lovering
Perl
Walt
Henrietta
Faruwell
Porl
Enunts
Moxenberg
Sobel
New York Jr
Curt of Appeals
Jullugaenberg
Ging Prisga
Thomas Emanuel Bloch
Rgourt Af
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