Court Rules in Property Case at Crittenden County
A property owners group challenges the Crittenden County Court ruling in a tax or deed dispute. The case concerns Welland and others appealing to obtain proper procedure and delayed actions, with Wellard and Johnsen involved in the defense as the court reviews the county’s actions and requests for remedies.
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MT Wella Tinal
Tenayval Ag Ciemeter Paners
Crtfeoden Drilnage
Welland
Moon
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Getanii
Mellor Wellard
Johnsen
Nine Enemy Continued from Page One in World News
Nine enemy aircraft were shot down while no planet was harmed as the night battle continued. The report notes aircraft losses and ongoing aerial engagements near the nordwest region with unclear details and fragmented wording.
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al Morce
Vtaday
Bar Reine
Market roundup and Korea War shock reverberations
A broad market summary covers livestock bids at St Louis and Chicago, with cattle and hogs showing varied demand while fat cattle and sows move in narrow ranges. Grain and provisions rise on upbeat board notes as Koreas conflict news fuels cautious optimism and price shifts across Wheat, Corn, and Soy futures.
Coe Refuses to Talk of Smuggling
Washington report states Coe declined to discuss smuggling allegations in testimony before a Senate subcommittee. He acknowledged a trip to several countries but refused to detail conversations or actions, citing possible contempt of Congress.
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Senate
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Murnet Red
Cee
Abe
Marines React Joyfully To News Of Possible Peace
Allied forces press into the day with talk of a potential settlement ending the war’s prisoner of war ordeal. Marines in Europe express joy, relief, and a longing to return home after months of hard service on the Western Front.
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Detroit
Sol Mors
Regert i
Bennett
Toledo
Anid
Elyision
Marine Pfe
Louis Salomans
Franklin Seppe
D. 2D
Meeker
Cole
Oran
Pamninjom
Coelor Athinta
Tye
Tim Uke
Cherry Promises Two Terms for Arkansas Governor
Francis Cherry said he will run for a second term as governor and plans to leave public office after two terms. He noted plans could change but stated definitively that he will seek a second term as of this moment. He added no clear intention to run for U S Senate or the Arkansas Supreme Court bench.
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William W. Hughes
Little Rock
LLP
Francis Cherry
Cherry
U. S. Senate
Arkansas Supreme Court
Bell seeks higher Arkansas rates in wake of investment dispute
A witness for Southwestern Bell testified the company's Arkansas investments in interstate properties are overstated and questioned 1952 earnings charged to intrastate operations. The hearings resumed as Bell seeks a permanent 2.95 million dollar annual increase under bond and a future allowance deemed reasonable by the PSC, with estimates suggesting at least 1.5 million dollars more.
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Litter Rock
Eithes
Southwestern Bell Teephone Co
Arkansas
James Tonaker
Frankfort
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Honaker
Bell
Permant
PSC Frain
Yell
U S Absolved in Texas City Blast
The Supreme Court today absolved the government from liability for damages caused by the Texas City dockside explosions. More than 300 lawsuits sought over 200 million dollars for deaths injuries and property damage. Justice Reed led the three member majority ruling the claims not covered by the Federal Court Claims Act.
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Washington
Texas City
Tex
Justice F. Reed
Congress
Court Action Threatened by Saline Solon
Saline County Rep J A Gipson said he would file a mandamus action in Pulaski Chancery Court to force trustees of the State Hospital to build a 400 bed ward at Benton and to investigate hospital expenditures by Superintendent Cleve Odor. Gipson claimed $100 monthly maid services were unauthorized. Odom denied this, saying it was a requested aid for the job. Board members Father White and Harold Hedges accused the legislature of ignoring the hospital board’s wishes amid Benton facility funding.
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Little Rock
Saline County
J. A. Gipson
Benton
Gipson
Pulaski Chancery Court
Cleve Odor
Dr. Odom
Odom
Father White
Osceola
Harold Hedges
State Hospital Board
Armistice Terms Outlined at Panmunjom
The major terms set the stage for a panmunjom armistice signed by Gen Mark Clark for the United Nations and North Korea's Marshal Kim Il Sung along with Gen Peng Te-hsueh for China. Hostilities end 12 hours after signing and within 72 hours troops withdraw from a demilitarized buffer zone. A demarcation line will be drawn along the battle line with a two kilometer buffer on each side.
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Panmunjom
Mark Clark
United Nations
Kim 11 Sung
North Korea
Peng Tehhusl
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