Arkansas Delegation to Chicago Sparks Political Storm
The Arkansas delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago excludes its U S senators and Congressmen, elevating Forrest Rozzell as delegate at large. The move, tied to Governor McMath and the state machine, prompts questions about loyalty to Arkansas and to Senator Fulbright, with chatter of a 1954 Senate race and criticism of party leadership.
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Arkansis
Chicago
United States
Forrest Hozzell
Forrest Rezzell
Pulaski County
Arkansas
United States Senate
House of Representatives
J. W.bill Fulbright
Sid McMath
Democratic State Committee
Bill Fulbright
McMath
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Spoator
National Democratic Party
Washington
Ruth Keating Dies at Home of Daughter in Hope Ark
Ruth Keating age 72 widow of Robert B. Keating died at her daughter Emmett Thompson's home in Hope. A native of DeView Arkansas she was from Ouachita College art and music alumna and member of several clubs including UDC and Swastika Club. Survived by daughters Peggy Lockwood Dorothy Raymond two sons Joe T. Keating Lloyd A. Keating, and other survivors. Funeral plans incomplete pending services at McCrory Methodist Church and burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Keating
Robert B. Keating
McCrory
Little Rock
Washington, D. C
Emmett Thompson
Hope
DeView
Arkansas
John Shearer
Keating
Paris
France
Charles Kannard
Ouachita
San Diego
Calif
Art Club
The
Methodist Church
Swastika Club
Peggy Lockwood
Dorothy Raymond
Joe T. Keating
Lloyd A. Keating
Washington, D.C
Oddfellows
Fulton Soldier Completes Basic Training
Private Brice Lafayette of the 3rd Armored Division at Fort Know completes basic training. He enlisted in the Army on February 218th, and is the son of Mary Jane Lafayette of Rt. Staining.
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Fort Know
Brice Lafayette
Mary Jane Lafayette
Staining
3Rd Armored Division
McClellan Secures More Flood Control Funds for Arkansas
Senator John L. McClellan announces approval of a civil functions bill adding about 20.25 million dollars for Arkansas flood control and navigation. Funds include seven million for Arkansas River bank stabilization, 6.6 million for Blakely Mountain, one million for Bull Shoals, three million for Table Rock on the White River, two million for Lower St. Francis projects, and smaller items for Red River works and Greers Ferry planning.
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Washington
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Missouri
St. Francis River
Louisiana
Greer's Ferry
Little Rock
Arkansas River
Blakely Mountain
Upper St. Francis River
McClellan
White River
Lower St. Francis
Russia Breaks Relations With Venezuela
Moscow announces break with Venezuela after Caracas expelled Soviet staff and accused Russians of aggressive actions. Venezuelan authorities recall two embassy couriers from Mexico City and confront Soviet diplomat L. V Krylov, amid protests and alleged embassy staff mistreatment.
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Moscow
Russia
Venezuela
Caracas
Luis Carrasqueros
L. V Krylov
Holligax
Krylov
Nikolai Yagousthev
Alexandra
Mexico City
Mihail Abiasiev
Daytime Fur Heist Hits Chicago Warehouse
Four gunmen robbed a west side fur storage warehouse in daylight, loading 350 coats and 30 bundles of Persian lamb skins onto a truck. The raid forced fourteen employees to lie on the floor for about 30 minutes. Ralph Krause, 39, manager at U. S. Fur Cleaners, estimated the loss at 315000 and said insurance covers the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Tae
Ralph Krause
U. S
N. Kedze Ave
Local Group Attends Future Farmers Meet
In a meeting on June 11 at Southern State College Magnolia the Future Farmers of America club registered attendees Hope Phillip Gilbert James Fuller and E Jackson Prescott Scott Weaver Billy Raha and Gil Purtis attended the meet event and list of registrants circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furture Farmers of America
Southern State College
Magnolia
Cnt
Hope
Phillip Gilbert
James Fuller
E. Jackson
Prescott
Scott Weaver
Billy.raha
Gil Purtis
Drunk Driving Charge Follows Wreck Near Hope
Bill Houston son of Mr and Mrs Howard Houston and a companion escaped with minor injuries when a second vehicle driven by Caesar Ogden Washington Negro crashed into 4 Jeep driven by the youth on Highway 4 just north of Hope. State Policeman Travis Ward said Ogden was charged with drunk driving after the accident. Ogden was driving on the wrong side of the road and crashed into the Jeep which overturned once. Houston was treated and released from a local hospital. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Bill Houston
Howard Houston
Caesar Ogden
Washington
Delegates Split on Second Choice in Arkansas Primary
Little Rock June 1 Arkansas delegates to the Democratic National Convention will back Sen. J. William Fulbright with 22 total votes but split on a second choice. The State Democratic Committee elected 32 delegates who will cast 22 votes, with some pledging other candidates and many remaining undecided. Official actions included neutral preconvention stance, reception planning for visiting candidates, and changes to ballot handling and title usage for candidate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Chicago
J.william Fulbright
D-Ark
State
Democratic Committee
Sen
Fulbright
Associated Press
Alan Sivenson
Illinois
Richard Russett
D-Ga
W.averell Harriman
Robert Kerr
Dokla
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Jorge
Russell
Stevenson
Georgia
Harriman
Kerr
Willis B. Smith
Texarkana
Beloit Taylor
Joe Hardin Grady
Suzanne Lighton
Fayetteville
Say Levine
Pine Bluff
Joe Gillespie Jr
Carlisle
Clyde Brown
Hot Springs
Estes Kefauger
Tennessee
W. Averell Harriman
Richard Russell
Crittenden County
Eli
Moth Transport to the United States Alleged in Early Routes
The fragment suggests clothing moths were brought to the United States by early settlers from Europe, while a stray note claims bluefin tuna can reach weights of up to 100 pounds.
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United States
Europe
Ingrid Bergman Daughter Testifies She Won't Visit Italy
In a Los Angeles court Pia Lindstrom now Jenny Ann, Ingrid Bergman’s daughter, told a judge she does not love or miss her mother and does not want to travel to Italy. She said her father mainly raises her and she would rather stay with him. The guardian judge weighs Bergman’s bid to bring the girl to Rome for a summer visit as Bergman’s ex-husband, Peter Lindstrom, fights the move.
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Ingrid
Court
Los Angeles
Pia
Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Pla
Mildred L. Lillie
Rome
Peter Lindatram
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Grid
Laura Breska
Haly
Thaly
Jenny Ann
Rossellini
Lindatroni
Beverly Hills
Russian Olympic Athletes in Bind Must Win at Helsinki
HAL BOYLE notes the pressure on Soviet athletes as they prepare for the Helsinki Olympics. The Politburo faces a supreme test as ideology and competition collide, with reports of extreme training and vigilance against Western tricks. Botvinnik’s outside preparation methods are cited as a contrast to Russian routines.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tyan Tyanovich
Helsinki
Politburo
Russia
Raete
Tadiatore
Stalin
Mikhail Botvinnik
Botvinnik
Botvinnic
Hope Group Attends State CC Convention in Fort Smith
Arkansas Division Children of the Confederacy held its annual convention at the Goldman Hotel, Fort Smith, with five division chapters represented. Hope’s Chain Lowerthorp chapter participated in Welcome Evening and the morning session, with members winning awards for membership gains and age-based distinctions. David Griffin was elected state corresponding secretary as the convention adjourned after luncheon.
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Arkansas
Children of the Confederacy
Goldman Hotel
Fort Smmith
Hope
Lowthorp
Ith
David GrittiIn
Armerican
Billys Wilanis
Clara Lowthorpe
B. H. Sawyer
Arkunene
Billye Williams
UDC
Clara Lowthorp
Ida, Jackson
C of C
W. A. Wiliams
David Griffin
Two Crashes Leave Four Airmen Dead
Four U S Air Force fliers died in two crashes in Arizona. A B26 tow target plane collided with an F84 Thunderjet near Phoenix killing three, while the bomber pilot Capt. Herman Peters parachuted to safety. Dead are Capt. Howard A Shrebanks, Capt. Jamey O Mahuy, and Staff Sgt. Charles R. Bowen. In an earlier accident aviation student John E Trahan died near Tucson.
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Phoenix
Arié
U.S. Air Force
Ariszona
Here
Herman Peters
Fresno
Calif
Howard A. Ahre Banks
Eaton
Rarpids
Communist Party Leader Digg Report From Moscow
A fragmented dispatch from Moscow dated June 14 reports on a Communist Party leader, with sparse details about a parliamentary event and a representative named Shevie involved in a ceremony or flier distribution, amid a bustle of unspecified activities.
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Moscow
Hope Students Named to Dean's List at ETS College
Hope residents Pauling Morris of 408 Eith a tract and Harold Joe Walker of 108 Spinca street join 9 other ETS College students on the Dean's List for spring term. The list honors those with at least 16 semester hours and a minimum 3.0 grade point average, as announced by Dr. C. B. Wright chair of the student honors committee.
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Commerce
Texas
Arkansas
East Texas State, College
Pauling Morris
Eith
Harold Joe Walker
Spinca Street
C. B. Wright
Yanks Break Up Defiant Red Prisoners in Korea
Kole Island, Korea, June 4. Military police drove 300 defiant North Korean prisoners of war from Air Compound with tear gas, hauling away and liberating 273 who claimed to be anti-Communist. Guards used tear gas as 500 NK prisoners refused to assemble, and Camp officials warned of strict punishment for anti-Red POWs after a kangaroo court claim. The day’s incidents included an escaped prisoner alleging Red landers had court, and the tally of anti-Communist POWs rising to 783 since last Tuesday.
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Kole Island
Korea
Haydon L. Boutner
Cpalonnce
Loreinan
Reserees
Thia
Seoul
Eighth Army
Re- Jesse
Boatner
Steelworkers threaten strike over wage policy
United Steelworkers, amid talks on wage stabilization, threaten a walkout to press for higher wages and full implementation of recommendations. President Truman and the administration consider invoking powers to curb production if the industry does not comply.
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Pittaburgh
Jung
Sac
CIO United
Ting
Dent Philly Murray
Murray
Union Odie
Cdgn the
Ft Gation Board
WSB
Polley Clared
Alnee
Vortho
Vfor
Thas
Apholilng
Atecl
Alice
Mont
Ays Wiscome Paiac
Byan
Thora
Truman
Tuxton
Dustry
Hartjoy
Fox
Governor R Age-He Say Hot Springy Dune Report
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions Governor R and a dated place, with unclear phrasing. Readable bits suggest a political note or statement amid scattered letters and numbers, lacking verifiable details to determine a concrete event or quotation.
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Forrest Rozzell
John
Artemus Ward
Fulton
Future Farmers Meet
Port Washington
Winc
Alfred Fraene
NEA Telephoto
Frankfurt
Germany
Remalnay
Pda
Hope Group
Communist Party
Digg
ETS College
R Age
Dune
Ofeo
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