Arkansas teachers urged to fight for pay from state funds
Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin notes that Arkansas boosted the public school fund in 1953 to support teacher pay, but some school boards reportedly diverting the extra money to hire more staff. Governor Francis Cherry warns this misuse risks a strong reaction and possible legal action, urging boards to instead raise current teacher salaries.
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Arkansas
Abel
Clayton Little
Benton County
Francis Cherry
Lillie Rock
Suite Aid
DeAnn Youth to Tractor Contest Triumph
Johnny Burke of DeAnn will represent Hempstead at the State 4 H Club Tractor Driving Contest in Fayetteville during the week of July 20. He was chosen at Hope Fair Park yesterday as part of Hempstead County’s 4 H drive. Phillip Rowe of Hope won the Junior division and received a 4 H shirt.
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Johnny Burke
DeAnn
Hempstead Courtly
Fayetteville
Young Burke
Hope Fair Park
Travis England
Charlie Beck
John Beck
Phade
James L. Gattis
Butch Beck
Shaver Springs
Thomas Burke
Johnny
Phillip Rowe
Hope
Phillip
Bank Robbery At Tanklin Bank Steals 8000
8000 missing after two bandits robbed the Bank of Tanklin yesterday at about 10 am. Assistant cashier Wilma Foreman described the suspects as 23 and 35, who forced her to fill a sack and enter the vault before fleeing in an old model car toward Ash Flat. State Police set roadblocks north of Franklin and alerted Melbourne authorities. The FBI reported no new developments.
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Miss Foreman
J . F. Bryant
Melbourne
Ward
Franklin
Ash Flat
130 Americans Killed in Globemaster Crash Near Tokyo
A Globemaster four engine transport crashed near Tachikawa outside Tokyo killing about 127 to 199 American servicemen bound for Korea. Eyewitnesses described a somersault crash as searchers fought mud and wreckage under lights.
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Tokyo
North Air
Air Force
Doubledeckkransport
Korea
U. S
Tachikawa
Ike
Masayasu Kinoshita
Soliers
Japan
Larson Air Force Gases
Moses Lake
Wash
Associated Press
Stan Carter
Far East Air Forces Headquarters
U.N
Red Cross
Ashai
FEA
Atomic Spies Meet in Death Cell
In Sing Sing Ossining New York Julius and Ethel Rosenbergs met for 90 minutes on death row. The visit occurred in the women’s wing behind a mesh screen and was limited to discussions of the couple’s case and potential court action. Prison officials did not disclose details of their talk.
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Jack Woliston
Ossining
Cap
Julius
Ethel Hosenbers
Sing Sing Prishy
Onsen
Cath House
Rosenberg
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Witred
President asked to clarify book burning remark
Senator Jack Jackson urged President Eisenhower to explain his claim that the State Department may burn books containing Communist propaganda. Eisenhower avoided personal targets at a Dartmouth speech. Senator McCarthy welcomed the clarification, saying the remark was misunderstood by many reporters.
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Washington Fi
Sen
Jackson
Eisenhower
State Department
Dartmouth College
McCarthy
R-Wis
Thei
Dartmouth
WU. S
Greeks Fight Back In Intense Korean Front Battles
Greek troops repelled a sharp assault along the Yalu River in Northwest Korea, while at the Central Front forces ended a brief lull as armistice details reportedly neared. In fierce hand to hand fighting at Outpost Harry and Christmas Hill, Allied and Communist units warred with heavy artillery targeting reinforcements and frontline positions.
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Seoul
Korea
Sabre
Yalu River
Outpost Marry
Patununjorn
Harry
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
William G. Barnard
Christmas Hill
Toaun
Finger Ridge
May Lop Billion More Off Foreign Aid
Washington House members weigh a $4,098,732,500 foreign aid bill for next year with Rep Lawrence H. Smith proposing further cuts of about one billion dollars. The measure is a ceiling for the year starting July 2 with actual appropriations later. debate may begin tomorrow.
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Russell Brines Washington
House
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wisi
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Euirope
Alaska military port leveled by blast and fire
An Alaska military port near Whitties Iakt of Khovtn suffered total destruction from a blast and subsequent fires. Three crew were injured and a railway yard minister was among potential casualties as hundreds of troops fought the blaze. Officials say port facilities are wiped out and unusable, with losses in the millions.
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Alaska
Cuyise
Tye
Gwen
Moston
Minster
Vno
Reds Once Told to Kill McCarthy by Communist Leader
Former undercover agent Joseph Maci testified before the Senate Investigating Subcommittee that a communist leader in December claimed an assignment to kill Senator Joseph McCarthy. Maci identified Louis Bort as the leader who allegedly ordered the killing, a charge Bort declined to confirm or deny.
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Washington
FRBL
Joseph R. McCarthy
Joseph Maci
Paltsburgh
McCarthy
Senate
Louis Bort
Bort
Hima
Maei
Chage
Unity Baptists to End Bible School Program Friday Night
Unity Baptists Church will close its vacation Bible school Friday night with a program illustrating the school’s work. The event begins at 3:30 p.m. with all youths in the school participating.
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Unity Baptists
Unity Baptists Church
High Court in Special Meet in Rosenberg Case
The Supreme Court held an extraordinary session in Washington to decide if Julius and Ethel Rosenberg should face execution after the jury failed to determine their guilt. Justices restarted proceedings at Chief Justice Vinson’s summons amid moves for rapid action on the high profile case.
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High Court
Rosenberg
Donald Sanders
Washington
Julius Sind
Elliel Rosenber
Supreme Court
Atom
Vinson
Van
Sinn Sing
Hustee Donglis
Pennsylvania
Efe
Douglas
Pittsburgh
Wier
Doushis
Can
Brownell
Vis
Mouglis
Allorneys
Rosenbergs
Gravedigger Nearly Buries Himself In Grave Collapse
In NOFREDDO Haly Satunassi a gravedigger was buried chest deep when the spoil slid, pinning his arms as villagers heard his shouts. Three hours later mountaineers found him, head above ground, and fled. By then locals had revived the man and took him to the morgue.
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Nofreddo
Haly
UPI
Amado Standssi
Oo Varti
Jie
Harps
Gorae
Satunassi
Kira
All Around the Town Graft Appeals for Water Conservation
Hope area residents urged to conserve water during hot dry days. Pressure drops in outlying sections as mains are drawn faster than they can be replenished. Citizens were asked to avoid watering gardens from noon until dark. The piece also notes city officials seeking five recent high school graduates for underpass work near Laurel and Division Streets as part of a MOP crossing project. The Legionnaires won their fifth game against Nashville, with a 19 to 6 score, while locals enjoyed Fair Park activities and a holiday outing.
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Hope
Clyde Zinn
Laurel
Division Streets
Highway Department
Legionnaires
Nashville
Hope's Fair Park
Prisoner clash near Seoul spurs ceasefire fears
chaotic battle at a prison camp four miles from Taehen ends with ten anti red inmates killed. 93 hurt and 400 escape as Marines guard lines amidst wire and gunfire. US and UN officials grapple with possible pauses in prisoner repatriation and looming ceasefire terms.
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Seoul
Lotning Ion Atheys
Bciets Fronhe Marine
Saud
Markie
Taal
Mr and Mrs Crow Delegates to Two Conventions
Mr and Mrs F C Crow left Thursday morning for New York City where Dr Crow will attend the International Kiwanis convention as a delegate from the Pole area and will be present at the event while Mrs Crow also plans to attend.
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Mes. F.C. Crow
Boenatoy
F.C. Crow
New York City
Dr. Crew
Swiss May Pull Out of Truce Deal
Swiss officials reportedly indicate a willingness to withdraw from a truce agreement amid ongoing tensions in the Korean conflict. The move would affect negotiations and the role of the United Nations Command in managing armistice terms. Officials emphasize a seek-to-maintain stability while addressing war-protocol controls and prisoner issues.
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United Press
South Korea
Jey
Fide Ing
United Nationa
Contranist
Ubedi Negrothaons
Sia Ubedy
Rhew
Enue
Max Pedpierre
Switetland
Aiarters
Stockholm
Sweden
India
Probers May Force Clark to Testify
Washington reports show probers pressing to compel Justice Clark to testify before the House judiciary subcommittee. Clark refused the invitation, citing constitutional prerogatives, as lawmakers weigh whether a judge may be compelled to appear. Keating and others question the committee's authority and scope.
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Clark
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Kents Ing
R-Ny
Poes
House
Ducidhiey
Torlayy Tyra
Conurevelagal
Upnburs
Supreme Tc
Tam C. Clarke
Chork
Kering
Judiciary
Suibcamiylites
Didependarea
Chirk
Sul Konting
Bia
Ta Hha Wan
Rep
Committee
Congress
Keating
Alevatory
Supreme Court
Truman
No Relief Soga for Southwest
Weather across the nation varied with heat in the Southwest and rain absent in the region. Temperatures hovered near 100 in parts of Texas and the Upper Mississippi Valley, while the Pacific Northwest sent cool air southward. A heavy fog blanketed the Great Lakes, with thunderstorms in New England and the Pacific Northwest, and the Red River rose toward a crest of 25 feet in North Dakota amid benefiting flood warnings. drownings and missing persons were reported in West Virginia and Virginia areas.
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Texas
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Reuters
New Englard States
Pac
North Dakota
Waet
Virginia
Arvydale
Ter
Helen
Russian firing squad aids half German rioters report
A chaotic Berlin front across the Soviet occupied zone is blamed on rioters with a mix of German and other actors. Soviet military authorities report casualties, arrests, and widespread unrest as they claim to suppress the violence in Berlin and surrounding areas.
Pentecostal Rally Scheduled Here At Local Church
A monthly devotional rally of Pentecostal Conquerors is scheduled here. The event aims to inspire worship and fellowship among attendees with speakers and singing. Participants are encouraged to arrive early for seating and prayer.
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