Texarkana tribute honors Clyde Palmer and regional water issues
Our Daily Bread notes a Texarkana tribute to Clyde E Palmer, who led a local newspaper since 1909 and shaped the region. The piece cites praise from Nora G Carter of Fort Worth Telegram and outlines Arkansas and Texas water concerns, including DeQueen bonds, Nashville sewer progress, and Texarkana water plans as cities face pressure and future supply challenges.
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Texarkanauntry Club
Texarkane
Clyde E. Palimer
Nora G. Carter
Fort Worth
Car
Palmer
Carter
Star- Telegram
Texas@ans
Arkansas
East Texas
Nashvilles
North Tittle Rock
DeQueen
Nashville
Howard County
Texarkana
Austin
Britain Refuses U S Search of Ships Bound for Guatemala
London reports Britain will not allow American warships to remain and search British merchant vessels for arms shipments to Guatemala amid U S concerns of Communist influence. France Denmark and Norway may follow. West Germany likely agrees. Shipping interests condemn the plan as violating freedom of the seas while Manchester Guardian attacks it as colonialism. In Jacksonville, three gunmen robbed a liquor store of 381 dollars and whisky valued at 1.30, threatening to kill owners if alarms were pulled.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Guatemala
Central American Republic
United States
France
Denmark
Norway
West Germany
U. S
Manchester -Guardian
Washington
Guardian
Jacksonville
Ken Carter
Carter
Gene Store
U. 8
Blehway
Arkansas Weather June 1823 Report Summary
A fragmented weather note for Arkansas in June 1823 indicates temperatures averaging above normal by several degrees and mentions normal highs around 86 to 92 degrees. The text references precipitation changes and shifts in normal figures, but specific values are unclear due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Stage Set for Overthrow of Guatemala Reds
Exiled Guatemalan fighters reportedly missing along the Honduras border amid warnings of a revolt against President Jacobo Arbenz. Authorities planned large demonstrations in Tegucigalpa and Guatemala City as Castillo Armas rallies exiles to erode the Communist regime. Reports place 5,000 rebels near the border with smaller groups elsewhere, with ships and aircraft moved to support action.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guéman
Amadeo Chinchilla
Guamala
Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo Almos
la Ceiba
Guatemala
Informats
Puerto Barrios
Rodolfo Mendoza
Air Force
Castillo Armas
Aires
Ardenz
Gunmen Invade Brighton Apartment Steal Antiques
Four masked gunmen entered a Brighton district flat and bound Alex Levock and his 96 year old wife Selma. They watched the Marciano Charles fight on radio, ate snacks, drank liquor, then looted about 10 000 pounds worth of antiques and silverware during a three hour spree. The couple were gagged with belts cords and sheets while the intruders warned of shooting if any moves were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brighton
Alex Levock
Selma
Levkoffs
Radford Warns Red Threat Grows Daily at Red Cross
Admiral Arthur Radford, at the American Red Cross convention in Los Angeles, warned the United States faces a growing "diabolical infinity of International communism." He cited President Eisenhower's warning that freedom is threatened while the world Communist conspiracy exists, urging Southeast Asia collective security and positive actions by vital-interests nations to shape a peaceful world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Hrest
Radford
American Red Cross
Puch An
Agia
Asia
Ehtel
McCaskill Soldier 1s Back in U.S.
Thirty three Arkansans return from Far East tours aboard the Gen William Weigel and the James O Hara. Names listed include Capt James E Baker of Plainview, SFC James F Choate of St Francis, PFC Lott Cherry Jr of Little Rock, and many others from Paragould Fort Smith and Texarkana among the returnees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Far East
Wiliam Weigel
San Francisco
Calif
Arkansans
James O'Hara
Seattle Wash
Sunaday
Arkansan
William Weigel
James E. Baker
Plainview
Elbert Carter Jr
Sheridan
Lott Cherry Jr
Olen Seals
Nashville
James W. Tilton
Texarkana
Vernon C. van Horn
Bunneyne
Gale D. Brewster
Little’ ‘Rock
Robert J
Glenn
Benton
Dennis Harston
Vilonia
John K. Hobbs
Amity
Agg Wiley
Jackson
Pine Blutt
Clement F. Kordsmeig
Morriston
AIC
David S. Lambert
Malvern
Clifford Z McClard
Dallas Physician and Pioneer Brain Surgeon Dies
Dy, C. C. Nash, aged 70, a pioneer brain surgeon, died Monday at his office. He was a native of Mart, Texas and married former Jewell Middlebrooks. He was the brother in law of Mrs. Dolph Carrigan of Hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy, C. C. Nash
Mart
Texas
Jewell
Divorce case hinges on judge’s ruling in Barker Hayward fight
In Burbank California judge Herbert Walker hears testimony in the divorce of movie star Susan Hayward and her husband Jess Barker. Barker seeks half of Hayward’s wealth citing community property. Hayward has offered 100000 alimony over ten years. Testimony covers earnings 1951 1952 and Barker’s claims of assets and alleged incidents in their marriage. The judge may take the case under advisement after testimony.
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Burbank
Calif
Elya McGuire
Barker
Miss Hayward
Bas
Hebbn
Mendes Victory Damages U S Far East Policy
Geneva reports say Mendes France victory dents U S Far East policy at the Geneva Conference. Reactions split among nations with American delegates gloomier while Chinese Communists cheer. British officials show cautious optimism as Indochina division looms in debate on ending the war and avoiding intervention.
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Edward M. Korry
Geneva
Pierre Mendes-France
U. S. Far East
National Assembly
Washington
Amercan
Anthony Eden
Wingston
Churchill
Indochina
United States
Viet Nam
Woman Vows to Continue Freedom Fight in Prison
Lalita Lebron, 34, convicted with three men for wounding five congressmen but facing no tighter sentence, vows to keep fighting for Puerto Rican independence from her cell. She was acquitted of five counts of intent to kill while her three Nationalist party colleagues were convicted on all counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Lalita Lebron
Radical Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Rafael Cancel Mirands
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodrigues
Five More Hot Days in Prospect Forecast
United Press reports five more hot days expected in Prospect with temperatures averaging three to four degrees above normal. Forecast covers Friday through Wednesday with moderate rain and scattered showers mostly next week.
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Ly United Press
Arkansas
Wenesday
Integrity of Army Not at Stake Says Stevens
Secretary Stevens, in a four day Defense review stop in Virginia, insists the Army’s integrity is not at stake after his bitter clash with Senator McCarthy. He rejects calls to resign and asserts the Army remains as active as any major U S institution amid ongoing Communist hunting hearings.
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Elton CG
Fay
Washington
Stevens
McCarthy
Seryr
Vray
Sane Metal
Gee Army
Rid
United States
Heat Wave Sears Across the Nation and Midwest Tornadoes
A record heat wave grips the nation with little relief in sight as tornadoes and storms strike portions of the Midwest. Cool air masses move slowly, but western cool fronts shift slightly east, while Minnesota and the Dakotas face rain and winds up to high speeds. A tornado damages a barn near Yankton, South Dakota, as more twisters touch down in scattered areas.
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United Press
Midwest
Haat
Witness
Indiana
Towa
States
Michigai
Mid- Atlantic
Ahnatheur
North Dakota
Pacifie
Rockies
U.S
Midle Ehange
Minnesota
Wielon
South Dakota
Yankton
S. D
Star Month Long Stand In Columbus Proving Grounds Move
Columbus readers report Fred R. Shook plans to take the Star for a month to oversee moving five buildings at the Proving Grounds after his firm purchased the site. Also noted are local business changes and military personnel departures from Hope, with Marines leaving boot camp for Camp Pendleton and service members joining units in Korea.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred R. Shook
SPG
Hope Marines
Camp Pendleton
Gallf
Rvomps
Bilis Rothwell
Richard Chism
John Keck
Jesse
Dike
Five Americans Captured in Indochina by Communists
The United States confirmed that five American air force technicians serving near Tourane in Indochina were captured by Communist forces. Reports say they were part of a unit servicing French planes and may have been marched south as prisoners of war. U S officials withheld full names and addresses pending relatives notification.
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Hano
Indochina
United States
John W
Tron
Mike ‘O'Daniel
Air’ Force
Gon For
Touran
Air
Bape
Saigon
Tourane
U. S
Cherry Not to Spend Much for Nomination Fight
Governor Cherry said he does not expect to spend a great amount of money in his bid for the Democratic nomination for a second term in Arkansas. He noted little need to raise funds, mentioned selecting a campaign headquarters location but not the opening date, and observed scant public interest in politics during his statewide travels. He faces opponents Orval Faubus Guy Tonds Gus McMillan and J M Moyers.
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Buck WA Gay
Cherry
J. M. Moyers
Springdale
Palmer Honored at a Texarkana Dinner
Texarkana Arkansas businessmen honored Palmer, a longtime Arkansas publisher and businessman, for his career and contributions to the region. C Hamilton Moses, chairman of Arkansas Power and Light Co, spoke at the tribute dinner in Texarkana, praising Palmer's lone years in business.
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Texarkana
B. Palmer
Arkansas
Tex
Jarkang God Southwest Arkansas
Hamilton Moses
Arkansas Power, and Laight Co
Cas Ae Palmer
Tesarkang Fahs
Audit Group Charges Padding Hotel Bills
An audit report by a civil reporting committee reveals padding of hotel bills by an employee named Shay An. The State travel accounts show excess lodging charges, prompting scrutiny of the department and its expense practices.
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Civis
Atuyad
Lgdghy
Tha
Seek Not Taxes Here Seeks Tax Reduction Plan
Dallas County's Ween Trussell urged economy in government to avoid tax increases. He chairs the Legislative Joint Audit Committee and proposed the auditor and fiscal division review all audits to identify waste and unnecessary expenditures. He argued public school funding demands and other agencies require tighter appropriations, with more efficient coordination to prevent new taxes.
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Little Rock
Ween Trussell
Dallas County
Representatlye
Fordyep
Legislative Joint Audit Committee
Capensis
Tha
Legislative
Fis
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Perry Campbell
Paul H. Hatton
von Paul Jr
Sharon Kay
Westover
Field
Mass
Burtowwood
England
Alr
Urey
Elizabeth Butler
Radcan
Willng Youngh
Robert McKamie
J.A. McKamie
Hope
Th Infantry
Korea
Kos Yea
Charles H. Dixon
Henry Dixon
Ozan
Fort Bisa
Foster’ Realty Co
Cheaty
Anthony Lb. Co
Trephy
Citizens
Bankile the
Roe
McClellan
Ren Bobo
Rockeféller
Cinderalia-belde
Winthrop Rockefeller
Reno
Apabo
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