Lincoln Park zoo gorilla Bushman ill with bad heart
Chicago crowd viewed 50 pound gorilla Bushman at Lincoln Park Zoo as 120,000 visitors last Sunday expressed sympathy. AP reports Bushman, 22, may recover if special foods like Waterfernalia or guavas can be found. zoos seek Florida fruit as well amid a broader discussion of newsprint prices and Canadian monopoly concerns.
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Bushman
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Windy City
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Lincoln Park
Florida
Yerger PTA Meets Today at Yerger High School
The Yerger PTA will meet this Tuesday afternoon at Yerger High School. The president requests all parents and patrons attend to finalize plans for the PPA Institute, stressing the meeting is vital to the association's success.
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Yerger Pta
Yerger High School
PPA
Arkansas Weather Forecast for Today and Tonight
Forecast for Arkansas shows mostly clear to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight. No significant temperature changes expected across the period.
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Arkansas
Extended Forecast for June 1 to 17
Extended forecast for June 1 through 17 covers Arkansas eastern Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and western Florida. Temperatures will run about 23 degrees above normal with normal minima near 68 to 70 and maxima around 84 to 91. Precipitation expected from high to moderate with heavy rain in Arkansas and scattered showers mainly in the western portion of the period.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
West Prion
Riod
Bond Approval Sparks New Schools Plans for Hope
Arkansas education board okays bonds totaling 4.83 million and 433 thousand in loans for 90 districts. Funds finance construction including a new junior high in Hope and conversion of Oglesby to a fourth grammar school. Plans also include a new Negro grade school and improvements to other black schools.
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Parachute Jumps From Marine Plane Ends Safe
Master William Langley of Albany New York leaped from a Neuse River area crash near Cherry Point North Carolina after his parachute caught in a fighter canopy. He freed himself at about 800 feet and was rescued unharmed.
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Sailor fined after chase ends in fatal road accident
West Memphis June 13 A 100 fine for disturbing the peace was levied against sailor James F. Baldouf 24 stationed at the Memphis naval air base who chased Harvey Wilmore 20 onto a highway where Wilmore was fatally struck by a car driven by J M Meidel 52 of Marianna Ark Wilmore died at a Memphis hospital Bobbie O Neal Harper 1 year old was acquitted claiming he did not know the argument details
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Ark
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Laborites Urge Europe Go Socialist Before Unity
The Labour party called Britain to refrain from European political and economic union until continental nations embrace socialism. The statement rejects the Schuman plan for coal and steel and argues that joint planning requires socialist governance and public ownership, prioritizing sovereignty and the Commonwealth.
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Europe
Milk Strike Triggers State Police Patrols Across Seven Counties
Governor Duff ordered reinforced state police to guard milk truck routes as a five day dairy strike escalates in Washington, Westmoreland, and adjacent counties. Armed pickets dump milk, slash tires with tacks, and obstruct drivers as courts grant injunctions to curb violence. Sheriff Thomas mobilizes a posse near Greensburg while union leaders deny violence.
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Vanderbilt
Flat Woods
Mayette County
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Washington County
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Gov. Duff
Greensburg
Howard Bud Thomas
Westmoreland County
Soong Not Quit Chinese Kuomintang Says Secretary
Soong’s secretary C. S. Lee declared in New York today that former premier Soong Kai-shek has not resigned from the Chinese Kuomintang. The central committee, in Taipei Formosa, announced it had accepted the resignation, but Lee said Soong has not submitted any resignation and plans to issue a clarifying statement soon.
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Kuom- Intang Party
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New York
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Suong
Masonic Meet Whitfield Lodge Confers Masters Degree
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 will confer a Master’s degree at 7 30 tonight at the lodge hall refreshments will be served.
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Remington Pleads Innocent to Perjury in Amerasia Case
New York June 13 Remington a resigned Commerce Department economist pleaded innocent to a perjury charge for denying before a federal grand jury that he was a Communist Judge John W Clancy set July 5 for trial and bail at 5000 with two days to raise it Remingtons attorney said bondsmen refused due to loyalty questions Jaffe refuses to answer questions in Amerasia case Senate investigators examine contempt against Jaffe and two others for refusing to testify The episode follows prior refusals by Earl Browder and Frederick Vanderbilt Field with questions about Communist influence and government documents in Amerasia records
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Wilam W. Remington
John W. Clancy
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Commerce Department
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Bethuey Webster
Washington
Senate
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
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Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
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McCarthy
R Wis
Field
Edward P. Morgan
Morgan
C. John Rogge
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
May Have Died in French Airline Crash
Paris reports an Air France jet with 50 aboard crashed in the Persian Gulf last night. After 12 hours of rescue, five dead, six rescued, 39 unaccounted. Plane ditched north of Bahrain island off Saudi coast while en route from Karachi to Cairo. Survivors include crew of eight and passengers. Search ongoing with UK RAF and US forces aiding.
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Dhahran
Saudi Araba
Message to Parents About Polio
Summer is the chief danger this period. Follow precautions: practice cleanliness, wash hands before eating, handle food, and after toilet. Teach children not to share candy or put dirty hands in mouths. Keep flies away from food and garbage covered. Maintain personal health, avoid new contacts, and limit crowds. Local authorities decide on school closures. Limit theater trips and long travel. Avoid overtiredness and strenuous activity. Protect from chilling and polluted waters. Consult health department and doctor about tonsil or adenoid surgery during polio season. Seek medical advice for fever plus headache, nausea, vomiting, stomach upset, muscle pains, or stiffness. Be safe.
Japanese Industry Reaches Postwar High in April
Tokyo reports in April Japanese industry hit a postwar high, surpassing the 1932 36 tempo. It marks the second consecutive month of beating the 1992 36 benchmark, signaling strong industrial momentum after the war.
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Tokyo
Arthur Today
House Approva of Rent Bill Predicted
Washington June 13 14 swift house passage of legislation continuing federal rent controls on a local option basis was predicted confidently by Democratic leaders after the senate rammed through the compromise measure on a 36 to 28 vote. The bill would keep alive wartime controls on about 8 million dwellings, mainly in big cities, for a year, with automatic lift on December 31 if localities do not vote to extend to June 30 1951. Any community could opt out any time before December 31. no reimposition after lift. Senate passage had 30 Democrats and six Republicans in support, 23 Republicans and five southern Democrats opposed. Senator Fulbright voted with the majority. McClellan voted against.
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Senate
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Truman
Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Rep
Walcot
Michigan
Rev C T Chambers to Serve at St Mark s Church
Charles Thomas Chambers Jr. of Little Ruck, who earned a bachelor of divinity yesterday from the University of the South School of Theology at Wanee Tenn, will serve at St James Mission Magnolia and St Mark s Mission Hope after his ordination as deacon.
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Little Ruck
University of the South School of Theology
Wanee
Tenn
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Magnolia
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of Hope
Red-Faced Navy Seeks Return of Lost Torpedo
Newport Rhode Island June 13 A United Press report says red faced navy officials offered a 50 dollar reward for the return of a one ton torpedo that strayed during test firing at Gould Island in Narragansett Bay. Capt H F Goodwin commander of the naval torpedo station said the 38000 tin fish was lost two months ago and that the weapon was unarmed and rare to misplace.
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Narrangansett Bay
Vote Shows Communist Hold in California
Surprising returns from California's primary show substantial Communist support. Bernadette Doyle, endorsed for state superintendent of public instruction, has tallied 376,636 votes with likely 400,000 after all counties counted, surpassing previous party records. Doyle leads in Los Angeles and San Francisco areas, with strong showing in Alameda.
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Daily Worker
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Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Misa Doyle
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Doyle
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Comunist Party
Rambo Confesses To Numerous Arkansas Crimes
State police questioned Leroy Rambo, a Florida convict, detailing a string of robberies from Morriston to Judsonia, Newport, Jonesboro, Vandalia, and Arkadelphia. Rambo, who had multiple sentences and escaped from a Florida penitentiary in April, was apprehended at Prescott by State Policeman Guy Downing.
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Little Rock
Leroy Rambo
Prescott
Guy Downing
Rambo
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Florida Pententiary
Bald Knob
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Fordyce
Kansas City
Don Miller
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Vandalia
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Arkadelphia
Buddy Gee Joins Rephan's Store Staff Here
William Allen Gee Jr of Prescott has joined the staff of Rephan's store here, announced by manager Fred Robert son. Gee previously worked in Texarkana and at Rephan's Prescott location. He served in the Marines during World War II and is married with two children.
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William Allen Gee, Jr
Prescott
Allen Gee
Rephan
Fred Robertson
Gee
Texarkana
H.ig
Molasky Says No Racketeers In Senate Probe
Washington details show Molasky telling staffers there are no gangsters involved with racing interests. He claims cooperation with investigators and notes President Truman’s pledge to aid the probe into big-time crime as hearings resume.
Former Hope Resident Laid To Rest In Springfield
Former Hope resident and World War II veteran died recently. Survived by a sister and several brothers including Lloyd of Dallas, Charlea of Hope, and Ropaya of Paducah. Funeral services will be held in Little Rock Thursday with arrangements by A C Reynergen in Gr.
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Springfield
Wor
Otisle
Sbiete
Senate
Lloyd
Dallas
Sisters
NM LL. Horton
Lite Rock
R. Castigr
I Taylor
Charlea
Ropaya
Paducgh
Clark
Gfe Rouge
William
William of Shrevenoy Don Reynergen of Texas, and His Stepmon A. C. Reynergen
Little Rock
Hope Woman Dies After Texarkana Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs. Dix 73, of Hope, was injured in an auto accident near Texarkana and died the following day from her injuries. The report notes the woman, identified as Mrs. Duke Dix, sustained severe head and chest injuries in the crash.
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