Shakespeare Said It All in a Single Line
A Senate hearing exposes how some investigators quote out of context to attack honorably Catholic and other organizations. Wayne L. Hays identifies quotations as from Pius XII Leo X and other sources, prompting a caution: the devil can cite scripture for his purpose.
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Washington
Ogne
House Committee
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Thomas M. McNiece
McNiece
Hays
Pius
Hitler
Mussolini
Moscow
Will Shakespeare
Marchant
Venice
Peress seeks clear statements in Army McCarthy hearings
New York dentist Dr. Peress demands the hearings examine McCarthy and Roy Cohn for unfounded statements that invoked constitutional privilege. He telegrammed subcommittee counsel and Democratic members asking the panel to review testimony involving espionage questions and his alleged statements. McCarthy previously cited a major Army witness who invoked the Fifth Amendment during an executive session.
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New York
I de
King
Pereses
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Army-McCarthy
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Stanley Faulkner
Peress
Subcommittee
Ray H. Jenkins
Army
Joseph N. Weldly
Sendle
Cohn
Diss
Separan
Prress
Senate
Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Southern states seek meeting to preserve school segregation
Georgia's Attorney General Eugene Cook adds that attorneys general from 15 states may hold a summer meeting to探 find legal loopholes allowing continued racial segregation in public schools. The idea follows yesterday's closed-door conference reacting to the Supreme Court ruling against school separation. Most states indicated they will not file briefs before the court issues its final decree.
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Richmond
Supreme Court
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook Addiers
May Rains Boost Arkansas Crops Prospect
May rainfall improved Arkansas crop prospects, boosting expectations for peach and wheat yields though officials predicted 1954 totals would still fall short of 1953. Federal forecasts on June 1 put peaches at about 1.18 million bushels and wheat near 1.16 million, with other estimates noting 1934 benchmarks in the desert kidnap case near Phoenix.
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Miles Mo
Peek
Arkansas
Federal
Phoenix
Ariz
Ian Offi
FBI
Evelyn Ann Smith
Mesa
Aviz
Five Killed in Blast at St Louis Drug Plant
Five people died and 33 were injured in a blast at a St Louis pharmaceutical plant. Investigators weigh Army flame thrower material tests as a possible cause, while company officials and fire officials consider gas leak or dust accumulation as alternatives. Damages are estimated around 225000 to 250000 dollars. Four identified victims include Robert Hill and his wife Lillie, James Mulgrew, Emmanuel Silberman, and Roosevelt Madden. fifth victim unnamed. Fire crews sift through wreckage for more casualties.
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South St. Louie
Kammann
Robert Hill
Lillie
James Mulgrew
Emmanuel Silberman
Roosevelt Madden
Ele
Eden Molotov to Try to End Indochina Talks Deadlock
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov plan private talks amid stalled Indochina peace negotiations. Both sides show little sign of willingness to concede, with a Western diplomat warning that confidence is near breaking. Discussions consider continuing public meetings, secret negotiations without press, or smaller delegations to break the deadlock.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
V. M. Molotov
Bodey
Eden
Indochina
Smialer Troupe
Mit
Dochina
Stolen Dresses Replaced With Refunds At City Shop
A downtown Little Rock shop refunded a refund for two dresses after a customer claimed they didn’t fit. Later the store learned the dresses had been stolen, prompting investigation into the incident and refund handling.
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ladies readysta+ wear shop
Scientists Solve Mystery of Windshield Pits
University of Washington researchers Harley H Bovgee and Ross N Kusian concluded windshields were damaged by normal road impact rather than mysterious causes. They ruled out sunken eggs and H-bomb theories, identifying impact pits and noting cenospheres are from imperfect combustion and do not cause pits. The spike in reports came from heightened public attention rather than new damage causes.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Harley H. Bovgee
Ross N. Kusian
Auto Collision Causes Minor Damage on South Ejm Street
Police report a minor two-vehicle crash on South Ejm Street involving Mrs. Morris Lee and Mrs. Chester Almond. Both cars sustained light damage. no injuries noted.
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Ejm
Morris Lee
Chester Almond
Hope Woman Mrs C A Robertson Dies Thursday
Mrs C A Robertson aged 68, longtime Hope resident, died in a local hospital Thursday. Survived by husband, three daughters Mrs Sid Elts Prescott, Mrs Joe Tawlber McGehee, Mrs H L Jeans Dallas. two brothers A B Turner Hope Howard Turner Atlanta. sister Mrs Robert Pritchett Atlanta. Funeral services set for 4 p m Saturday at Shower Springs by Rev Elbert O'Steen.
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GC. A. Robertson
Hope
Sid Elts
Prescott
Joe Tawlber
McGehee
H. L. Jeans
Dallas
A. B. Turner
Shower Springs
Elbert O’steen
Milk Producers Organize Magnolia UI-The Ark La fex
The Ark La fex Milk Producers Association was formed to promote milk sales in south Arkansas north Louisiana. Sami L. Thurman of Claiborne Parish La was elected president. Directors include James Hopper Herbert Miller Jr Ralph Williams Thurston Cecil Elland and W H Christian.
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Magnolia UI
Ark-Lafex
Accused Slayer Transferred for Murder Charge
Mario Papini faces first degree murder charges in Arkansas connected to the slaying of Nell Wesley Vernon of Shreveport. He was ordered extradited to Shreveport, held on $15,000 bail, after waiving hearing before a U.S. commissioner and a district judge. Fort Smith authorities say Papini transported Vernon’s car from Shreveport to Fort Smith, with evidence cited including a blood-stained trunk.
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Fort, Stith
Ark
Shreveport
Mario Joseph Papini
U. S
W. Holton Spann
Thomas J. Clary
Papini
Fort Smith
Nell Wesley Vernon
Reaper
Greenwood
Vernon
Norman Kron
Kron
Arkansas
Hope athlete James Johnson dies at 21 after heat stroke
James Johnson aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs Jeff Johnson of Hope died in Houston Texas from heat stroke suffered Wednesday afternoon He was a high school football player and a two year letterman at Ouachita College later at Henderson He is survived by wife Marcell Smith and brother Wayne Johnson Funeral at Unity Baptist Church Hope with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers named and arrangements by Herndon-Cornelius.
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Jeff Johnson
Hope
Houston
Texas
Ouachita College
Ouachita
Henderson
Houston Metal Company
Wever
Marcell Smith
Wayne Johnson
Unity Baptist Church of Hope
Elbert O’steen
Howard White
Herndon-Cornelius
Rose Hill Cemetery
Burgess Garrett
Wesley
Reeder Huddleston
Joe Barrentine
Gordon Beasley
bin Gunter
Town News From Hope and Area Scribes
Local telephones and old crossing hazards surface as Skeeter Fenwick halts a log truck near a railway crossing. Nevada County reports polio cases while workers rope in hope for safer lines. Magnolia College announces 12 lettermen for the AIC champions, led by Gunter and Martin. Max Murphy returns from Korea as a Marine Corps reserve cadet. Army basics train at Camp Chaffee. Green social action board contemplates segregation policy at Hot Springs. Checkup Clinic serves crippled children from six counties. Fishermen nab a 380 pound catfish on Lite River. Southern State College honors include Glendene Zumwelt.
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Skeeter Fenwick
Bienne
Nevada County
Skeeter
Tal Hempstead
Urges Senate to Power From Me
Frandi proposes separation of the Sé croment and calls for a restructuring of the Senate committee system to empower the chair and subcommittees. The plea frames a power shift within the chamber and signals potential leadership realignment.
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Senate
Mexico Joins Fight to Oust Communism
Mexico ready to join hemisphere study of charges that Reds boss neighboring Guatemala, Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza announced. He said government would go along with general sentiment among American republics for such a review.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U. S
Americas
Reds
Guatemala
Jose ‘Qorostiza
Turkey Exchange Visitor to Be Here July 21 August 2
Miss Fohire Ozek from Turkey will visit Hempstead County July 21 to August 2 under the Farm Youth Exchange program. Agricultural Industry Specialist with Bursa Technical Agricultural Directorate, she holds a B.A. degree and is a member of Bursa’s Agriculturist Engineers Association. Mrs. H. B. Patterson and Mrs. Wylie will help place her with host farms and arrange local meetings during her stay.
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Fohire Ozek
Turkey
Hempstead County
Lorraine
B. White
Ozek
Bursa
Technical Agricultural Directorate
Agricult
Laval College-arid
Agriculturist Engineers’ Association
Iece
Br Bursa
Tae
Mexico
Mistry
Agriculture
Eisenhower urges quick action on social and economic reforms
Washington reports Republican leaders express support for President Eisenhower’s social security health and unemployment measures and tax reform. They warn of danger from nuclear threats and call for swift congressional action to build a stronger America with broader prosperity.
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Washngton
BUC
Céss
Eisenhower
America
Congress
Both Sides Claim Credit For Social Security Plan
Republicans and Democrats push to claim credit as the social security liberalization bill nears passage after a 355 to 8 House vote. The measure would broaden coverage and boost benefits and faces Senate hearings soon. Both sides call it a politically popular move in the election year.
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Joe Hal
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Plant Board RI proposes spray rules and bonds
The Plant Board of Rhode Island outlines revisions to spraying rules. Highlights include a $100 bond for first permit applicants and custom sprayers, $5,000 bonds for prior violators, and a bond of $60 per acre for airplane spraying near susceptible crops. Prohibitions and distance adjustments may expand up to three miles to protect crops like cotton and tomatoes.
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Kansas
Eight to Be Called for Draft Here
Local draft officials announced that 429 Arkansas youths will be called for induction next month. Draft boards statewide were urged to schedule pre induction physicals and report dates. In other news, 277 students enrolled in the Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church with an average daily attendance around 240 this week.
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Gajd
Igcall
Paragould
First Baptist Church
Rinethis
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