Vacation driving and fatigue risk rise on highways
The editor cites I S Harris of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators noting about 30,000 deaths and 1.9 million injuries in U S traffic last year. Fatigue on rural roads drives higher fatalities. Army fatigue measures reduced service accidents. Advice includes regular coffee breaks, fresh air, driver rotation, and naps to stay alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Harris
American Associaion of
Washington, D. C
Harris
Asi Yar
National Safety Council
Dyonsy
Hirvis
Army
Aia
Ammunition Funds Restored Amid Senate Probe
Amid congressional and Senate inquiries into ammunition shortages the Army gains solace as defense budgets rise. The Eisenhower administration adds 923 million dollars to the Truman era item for Army procurement and production, boosting new total to 2.4717 billion dollars to restore depleted reserve stocks from the early Korean War years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower Administration
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Draft Dodger Freed by Court Order
Wealthy Russian-born financier Serge Rubinstein, a convicted draft dodger, wins a court order allowing him to remain free on bail while challenging deportation. The U.S. Court of Appeals directs the case back to the district court, blocking arrest or deportation pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Serge Rubeinstein
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Rubinstein
Ellis Island
U.S. District Court
Russia
Hospital Site Selected by Committee in Empstead County
A county hospital site was chosen after a lengthy investigation by the building committee. The Reynerson property on South Main Street was selected for a proposed 40 bed hospital, with architects Weaver and Stower submitting plans and projecting revenue to support construction. Dobbs Sullivan Co and W R Stephens Investment Co advised that a $450,000 bond issue could be supported by county tax revenue, with two weeks for further study and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empstead County Hospital
Loacre
South Main Street
Reynerson
Weaver
Stower
Dobbs Sullivan Co
W. R. Stephens Inevestment Co., Inc
Russia makes bid for Turk friendship
Paris reports that the Soviet Union offers a thaw in Turkish ties by dropping 1945 frontier claims to Artvin Arda Han and Kars and abandoning demands for Dardanelles bases. Moscow seeks talks on strait shipping, improves relations, and agrees to allow Turkey usage of power from the Serdavabad dam near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
Turkey
Dardaneses Birail
United States
Great Britain
Jervice
Artvin
Arda Han
Kars
Georgia
Armenia
Dardanelles
Kremlin
Serdavabad
House Gets Chance at Foreign Aid
Washington reports Senate Foreign Relations Committee trimmed Eisenhower foreign aid to 5,351,200,900 with a first round victory for the administration. House Foreign Affairs Committee opens closed-door sessions with many amendments, including cuts, as lawmakers weigh reductions, while Chairman Chiperfield cautions against reducing military items much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chiperfield
Mouse
Man Owes $500000 Arrested in Houston
Weinzelbaum, a 40 year old attorney reputed to owe about $500,000 to friends when he vanished from Chicago last January, was arrested in Houston with $7 in his pocket. He denied the claim and said he had little money, eating at hot dog joints. Chicago police planned extradition as he faces Chicago indictments on two counts of operating a confidence game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easiee
Weinzelbaum
Chicago
Houston
Larry Fultz
Three Hope Persons Hurt in Auto Accident
Three Hope residents were injured yesterday near ML Pleasant Texas in a crash that left Lillian Briant age 63 seriously hurt with a tibia leg break. Her son Sab Charles Briant 34 and sister in law Mrs Guy A Tishaker sustained broken ribs and cuts. Briant was taken to Texarkana hospital and Charles to Red River Arsenal Base hospital after the collision with a vehicle carrying African American occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian P Briant
Sab
Charles R. Briant
Guy A. Tishaker
Briant
Linaker
Texarkagd
Charles
Red Hiver Arsenal
Electra
Texas
Set
Autto
Germany
Knowland Takes Over Leadership From Ailing Taft
Sen. Knowland of California, new Republican Senate leader, assumed floor leadership from Sen. Taft who is sidelined by a hip ailment and limited in activity. He flagged the extension of the excess profits tax, a key Eisenhower request, as not dead but stalled in the House Ways and Means Committee and uncertain to reemerge this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Srime
House
Ways and Means
U.S. Treasury
GOP
Taft
R-Chip
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
$1.1 Billion Slashed From Atom Fund
The House Appropriations Committee urged a 61.2 billion cut from Truman era requests for the Atomic Energy Commission, Selective Service, Veterans Administration, and TVA. It would fund these four agencies at 5.28 billion for the new fiscal year starting July 1, a drop of about 18 percent from Truman's request and around 6 percent below Eisenhower's revised plan. The Atomic Energy Commission faced the largest cut, with 535 million removed from the initial Truman tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, II
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Selective Service System
Veterans Administration
Eisenhower,Tennessee Valley Authority
House
Eisenhower
AEC
General Fair Weather Seen Across Nation
The Associated Press reports generally fair and mild weather nationwide with no storms early today. Light rain fell in Montana, Southern New Mexico and the South Atlantic Coast while clear skies covered the Great Lakes, Southern Great Plains and Far Southwest. Spring heat lingered with temperatures above 100 degrees in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and the Far South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montana
New Mexico
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorade
Governor Cherry Threatens Action Over Arkansas School
Governor Cherry described a visit to a Pine Bluff boys industrial school as depressing and ordered a general clean up. He plans to bring 30 to 85 women from across the state to tour the facility to urge reforms. He cited abandoned children and noted many counties lack welfare workers. The judge who opposed a child welfare worker was not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cherry
Schonneacs
Pine Bluff
Arkanesas
Cherry
McRae Hope Pioneer Dies After Long Life of Service
K G McRae a Hope pioneer died Wednesday night in a local hospital after a week of illness. Native of Mt Holly Arkansas he moved to Hope in 1888 and opened a hardware store in 1890 continuing until retirement in 1948. On May 3 2014 he was made an elder of First Presbyterian Church serving until death. Survived by wife Lillian Hays McRae two sons Hays and K G Jr four daughters Taylor Stuart Graham Meeks and Helen and a brother Hamilton McRae of Jackson Mississippi. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed.
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K. G. McRae
Hope Pioneer
Mt. Holly
Arkansas
McRae
Hope
First Presbyterian Church
Lillian Hays McRae
K. G. McRae, Jr
Houston
Texas
Hays McRae
Jacksonville
Fla
Taylor Stuart
Hot Springs
Q. E. Graham
Kalamazoo
Michigan
J. W. Meeks
Bradley
Helen McRae
Washington, D. C
Hamilton McRae
Jackson
Miss
L.Y. Lawrence
Herndon
Cornelius
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bill McRae
Hamilton Honegan
Lester Hobbs
Dorsey McRae
Billy Duckett
John Dawson
Stephens
John McRae
Pudley Stienbrink
Bill Glovey
Malvern
Francis Daw
Monroe
AF of L approves Arkansas union seating dispute
News briefs report the AF of L in Washington approved seating disputes at the Arkansas union convention in Hot Springs. Delegates from Goguelhe and Laval oppose AF of L officers reelected at the convention. Gov. Cherry considers using emergency funds for the state medical examiners office amid $20,000 annual need and support from sheriffs, prosecutors, university medical school and state police.
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Nap
American Federation of Labor
Arkansas Union
Mot Springs
GooulgHe
Laval
Washington
AF of L
Charles W. Mowery
Sherman Zinn
Cherry
Allorneys
University Medical School
Czechs Clamped Martial Law After Currency Strike
Vienna dispatch says Czechoslovakia declared martial law in Pilsen and Beno as strikes and demonstrations against the currency revaluation escalated. Ostrava and Bratislava also under emergency. troops and police reportedly in control after clashes that killed several and wounded many. long factory and shop shutdowns followed.
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Vienna
Austria
Caechaslovaka
Pilsen
Beno
Czechoslovakia
Ceporla
Ostrava
Bratslava
Benson Plots Sugar and Wheat Controls Amid Surplus Fears
Washington reports indicate Agriculture officials warn of possible new marketing quotas and acreage restrictions as wheat and sugar supplies edge toward surplus levels. President Eisenhower’s farm program stance and Benson’s pledge for better policies are noted, with USDA forecasts showing a wheat crop around 1.19 billion bushels and a hefty carryover likely shaping policy decisions.
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Wasitington
Tadey
Benson
Puerto Rico
Morse
Preakdent
Wiganhower
Lynents
Hippens
Yeserday
Agricultures Department
New Marriage Law Changes Waiting Periods in Arkansas
Arkansas law now requires a three day wait for marriage licenses and a ten day or longer period for divorce filings, with chancery and circuit judges able to waive waiting times. The 1053 Legislature removed waivers for some delays, making the law effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Officials Ready Draft for Peace in Senate Fight
Washington lawmakers debated a peace draft as postal funds and operations are discussed. Senators Willis and Dworshak voiced concerns while McCarthy led the Appropriations Committee in approving the bill despite objections, with broader context about budget estimates and wartime provisions.
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Washington
Dove
Joly & Doulas
Senate
Menanre
Res Wubiean
Willis
Ellawn
Dworshak
Thalia
Sen
McCarthy Or-Wid
Sila
Vyhe
Cup
Thousands of Angry Koreans Demonstrate
Reporter Robert B. Tuckman describes large demonstrations in Munsan as South Korea presses for an armistice with Seith Karen ballet and allied officials watching for moves. A mix of crowds and officials signals tense moments near a possible truce while international mediation continues and local authorities prepare for potential escalation.
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Robert B. Tuckman Munsan
Ani
Karen
Roguss
William Kedv
Denlor
Delagata
U.S
Ih Front
Jeay Adin
John Lel
Belg
Bgb
Aliyo
South Korea
Curion
Armistee
Seo Fusun
Pla
Interest in Dairying Grows in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County dairy meeting set for Thursday night June 8 drew a large anticipated turnout. Committee members Vernon Brown and Autry Wilson, both dairy farmers, expect at least 25 additional dairies to be established this summer and fall, with local production shipping milk to southern and other areas. Fieldmen from Borden Milk Co and Midwest Dairy say they will assist the community in expanding dairies.
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UN Tolleson
Ape
Chamber of Commerce
Daley
Dubry
Vernon Brown
Autry Wilson
Mempetead
Thisummer
Wilson
Hempstead County
Wall
Vernan Brown
Borden Mille Company
Midwest Dairy
Hempstead
Ieee
Town Notes and Local Happenings Mixed In Journal Clippings
A fragmented column from All Around the Town highlights for Murfreesboro squadrons in a magazine spread with 24 photos and a story about their Urges. Ed Justus, a local photographer, has a color shot from Arizona Gorge slated for August in Arizona Highways, following a prior success with Greek Canyon. A Magnolia tree planting is planned at Italy Park by Mayor Sone Mae and officials, with support from Rosa Marino and others. Richard Stanford completes Arkansas School of Law studies and plans to join Hari Ho Drug Store. the Stanford couple will attend the state convention in Little Rock Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
Murfreesboro
Ed Justus
Arizona
Arizona Highways
Magasine
Greek Canyon
Ting Tale
Magnolia
Italy Park
Wib Gon
Chamber of Commerace
Rosa Marino
J. W. Patterson
Belle Kilpseh
Hope, Business, and Professional Women's Club
Little Rock
Richard’ Stanford
University of Arkansas School of
Mrg
Stanford 2
Reds Crack Through Positions in Korea Fight
Fragmentary war report from Seoul describes red forces breaking through positions and engaging South Korean troops in central Korea. The text mentions counterattacks, regiments, and heavy fighting with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
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Forrest Edward
Seoul
Ciomain Lini
AMM
Korea
Uy 8
Aline Strangth
Perhapy
Ang
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Taff
Atom Fund
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Cherry State
K.G. McRae
United Press
Dean Morley
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Morley
Roks
Star
Shanholse
Sone Mae
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