Peace terms eyed as MacArthur hosts Johnson in Japan
Johnson arrives in Tokyo after Korea tour as Dulles and Bradley confer on postwar aid and bases. MacArthur and FDR era allies pledge cooperation while Radford notes no need for a Japanese base once a peace accord is signed. Johnson and General Johnson plan a swift inspection of Okinawa as strategic concerns remain.
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MacArthur
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Frone Bage One and Co Work Spokesman Report
Fragmentary text notes speculation about a cast member in Bare Broadway and a reported separation of Judy and Vin Es. It mentions MGM and a Boston rest period and references a failed or costly press action, with unclear dates and details.
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Judy
Vines
Directon
MGM
Boston
Gloomy Tale Of Debt Fraud And Illness In 1960s Case
The fragment describes a man named Jack who faced financial deceit and possible prison, with his wife Nancy suffering bankruptcy and alleged assault. It references investigations into syphilis symptoms, medical exams, and a fall from respectability, ending with a troubling, unresolved scene at a rapid center.
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Jack
Nancy Giant
Nancy
Sphrocistes
City Council Deliberates Ad Space Sharing and Tank Location
City council continued on the page one discussion about a tank location near Garrett Supply and Hope Gun companies. A hearing data set is July 18. The mayor and council debated advertising costs and methods and agreed to avoid duplication. Ads would be divided between local papers, with the mayor discretion to divide unless objections arise.
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Hugh Garrett
Garrett Supply Company
Oupe
Hope Gun’ Company
Coundell
Unles
Batesville Publisher Succumbs
Dallas dispatch reports William M. Shelby 87, retired Batesville Weekly Record editor and publisher, died in hospital after a long career. A Tennessee native and longtime Arkansas Press Association member, he left four daughters and a son. Burial will be in Batesville with daughter Mrs. P. M. Carter nearby.
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William M. Shelby
Arkansas
Shelby
Batesville
Ark
Record
P. M. Carter
Arkansas Press Association
Tennessee
Fort Worth
Lai McDougald
Newsport
Buria
Batesvile
Two Small Boys Drown in Stack Pond near Beebe
In Beebe Arkansas two young boys Leonard Paul Johnson six and Ray Lee Fenimore three drowned in Stack Pond twelve miles southwest of Beebe. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paul Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Fenimore both Hickory Plains residents. Parents were nearby as the children wandered away. Bodies recovered, marking the week’s fourth drowning in Arkansas.
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Uli
Beebe Yesters
Leonard Pau) Johnson
Ray Lee Fenimore
Joe Pay Johnson
Roy H. Fenimore
Hickory Plains
Arkansas
Boating Party Nearing End of Course at Grand Canyon
The first Grand Canyon expedition nears completion as their 346 mile journey from June 12 faced delays near Pierce's ferry due to a plugged water pump. The Hudson powerboat, heading for Hoover Dam, remains on calmer Lake Mead with crew Otis Marston, William Belknap, and Willie Taylor aboard.
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Ariz
Colorado
Harty
Pierce’s Ferry
Hudson
Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Otis Marston
Berkeley
Calif
William Belknap
Boulder City
New
Wilson
Willie) Taylor Berkeley
Four New Polio Cases Reported in Arkansas
The state health department reports four new polio cases in Arkansas during the recent week, located in Crittenden, Pulaski, and Union counties. This year’s total to date reaches 89, up from 59 at the same point in 1949.
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State Health Department
Arkansas
Mutual Network Schedule Fragment Teat and Radio Lineup
A scrambled OCR of Mutual Network daily schedule lists program times and show names across morning to late evening. It includes News, music, and variety programs such as Mystery Bank, Rhythm Roundup, Calendar of Events, and California Caravan with multiple hosts and times.
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Mutual
Wadnesday
Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Mystery Bank
Star & Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Legionnaires Ve
Jolly Baker Boys
Robert Hurleigh
Nashville
Voice of the Army
Lanny Ross
Melody Bank
Church of Christ
Baxter Melody Boys
Hane Hinds
Melody Corral
Mystery Bane
r*Indar
Graoriel Beattey
California
Mr. Feathers
Limerick
Vincent Lopez
Frank Edwards
Harrison Wood
New York Radio Nightline Listings for June
Prime time schedule details for NBC CBS ABC MBS and NC stations feature NBC-6 One Man's Family CBS-7 Mr Chameleon Dr Christian Groucho Marx quiz 9 Phil Murtowe adventures 9:30 Dinietued concert Lone Ranger 7:30 Cliche Club quiz 8:30 Handy the Magician Lawrence Welk and more with Boston Red Sox Chicago game and Tennessee Jamboree as key events.
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iFi
NBC
Dick Powell
CBS
Mr. Chameleon
Dr. Christian
Philip Murtowe
ABC
Handy the Magician
Lawrence Welk
MBS
Hiddyu
Alport
Faniy
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Dave Garroway
Tennessee
Citadel of Communism Seen Shaky by U S Official
Foreign Aid Administrator Paul Hoffman told state governors at White Sulphur Springs that tensions rise in Russia and satellites. He cited forced labor camps, revolts in Yugoslavia, and Soviet tightening as signs the Communist world may crack. He urged unity among democracies to deter further gains and avoid World War III.
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Paul G. Hoffman
White Sulphur Springs
Russia
Hoffman
Kremlin
Hite
Yugoslavia
Ith
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Sub
Red
Europe
Italy
Fance
Ruhr
Germany
Bussie
Udde
Must Re enlist Within 90 Days or Lose Rating
Sergeant Warren G Short commander of the local Army and Air Force Recruiting Station announced a new regulation. Discharged men over ninety days who wish to re enlist in their old grade should act now. After June 30 the enlistment grade will be private unless highly specialized skills are urgent needs. Those discharged since 1943 are urged to act at once. The local office is in Room 12 City Hall Hope.
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Warren G. Short
Army and Air Force
Army
Sgt. Short
Army and
Air Force
City Hall
Hope
Arkansas-Born Vice Consul Dies by Own Action
Clay H. Henderson a 33 year old U.S. vice consul in Frankfurt was found dead from a self inflicted gun shot wound in his apartment. The announcement said he died around 3 p.m. yesterday and left letters to his mother and others. Henderson born in Pocahontas Arkansas had been in Frankfurt since December 1948 after service in London.
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Frankfurt
U. S. High Commission
Clay H. Henderson
U. S
Henderson
Pacaboritas
Ark
Boother
Ventera
Calif
High Commission
Virginia HR. Henderson
Jenderson
State Department
London
Potahontas
e—Clay Henderson
U.S
Germany
Randolph County
Parahontus
University of Arkansas
Lausche Confuses Ohio Democrats On Senate Choice
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche sparked debate among Democrats by saying he has not decided whom to support for U S Senator, praising some Republicans and Democrats alike. The remark drew anger from Ferguson allies and delight from Taft supporters, while leaving voters unsure about his party loyalty. Democratic national chairman Boyle backed Lausche’s stance as a brave political gambit amid the White Sulphur Springs governors conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lousche
U. S
Joseph ‘. Meretson
Robert A
Ferguson
Taft
Oho Democrats
Lausche
Furst
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Wiliam M. Boyle
Voter Rights Comment Sparks Grin and Mocking Reply
A commenter named Latische grinnied at Boyle's statement claiming everyone has the right to vote for any candidate. He followed with a quip that the remark was silly, highlighting partisan tension and free expression in the local discourse.
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Latische
Boyle
Poison Fire Tied To Death In Coroner Ruling
Joplin Missouri June 20 coroner Dr W W Hurst ruled Miss Gwendolyn Creekmore died from an irritant poison and fire after death in a wealthy city home. The inquest jury said death was by two unknown parties, with some jurors believing murder. Hurst cited embalming hindered autopsy and noted a head blow from a meat tenderizer, but no skull fracture. Prosecutor Dal Toutelus urged murder finding.
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