Bricker amendment urged to limit treaties over U S law
The editor cites Senator Bricker and Col Deutsch arguing that treaties must not override U S constitutional authority. They warn that ratified international agreements could curb state powers and basic rights, urging swift passage and state ratification of the Bricker amendment to preserve American home law and freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhard P. Deutsch
Mark Clark
Europe
Col. Deutsch
Charlotte N. Cy
Brinker
United States
Col. Deuisti
State Department
U.S
Perso
U. S
Bricker
VFW to Meet at 7 30 Tonight
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 7 30 tonight at the hut east on Highway 67 Commander Herbert Griffin announced. The session, last before the convention, will discuss Harry Martens campaign for commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Highway 67
Herbert Griffin
Harry Martens
Markets Open Narrowly Mixed In Moderate Trading
New York stocks opened with small fractional changes as a long list held at the prior close. Investors feared a broader shutdown in steel using industries while automakers cut staff and other lines anticipated cuts due to steel inventory declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Low Bids Totals Set for 17 Arkansas Highway Projects
The Arkansas Highway Commission received apparent low bids totaling 3.311 million dollars for 17 road and bridge projects. Bids cover multiple counties with firms from Little Rock to Tulsa and Pine Bluff to Ruston, including projects on Highway 67 and Highway 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Texarkana
Reynolds and Williams
Pike
Murfreeshoro-Delight
Imurfreeshoro Delight Road
Steinberg Construction Co
Tulsa
Crawford
van Bureau-Alma
Ifapi
Bob Dills, Inc
Ft. Smith
Needmore-Forester Road
Interstate Construction Co. , Inc
Pine Bluff
Portland
Barrentine
Beebe
Judsonia
Bald Knob
Conway, Faulkner and Pope
Morriston
Gleason-Conway
Russellville
Ben M. Hogan
Lime Rock
Conway
Four Brothers, Inc
Sweet Home
Perry
Perryville
D. F.ragues Construction Co
Little Hock
van Buren
Center Ridge
North End
Pour Brothers, Inc
Atkins
North
Highway Way Interstate Construction Co., Inc
Carrol
Oak Grove
Blue Eye
Southeast Construction Co
Fire
Pine Bull
Searcy
Fell Vaughn
Norily
Lawrence
Imboden
Black Rock
Oleline and Jones
T. L. James, and Co., Inc
Ruston
Benefit July Seventeenth at Shower Springs
A benefit supper and program will be held at the Shower Springs community house. The event invites county and district candidates to speak, with a timetable plan to invite participants and hold a Tuesday night program starting at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shower Springs
Hime
Timb
Special Train To McMath Campaign Leaves Hope Saturday
A special train will depart Hope at 11:50 a.m. Saturday June 28 for Governor Sidi McMath's opening campaign speech at Ping Bluff and return at 1:15 a.m. Sunday June 29. The broadcast will be carried statewide and on KXAR Saturday night from 9 to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidi McMath
Ping Bluff
Hope
KXAR
UN Dares Reds to Launch Another Attack
In Seoul Gen Van Pleet and Gen Clark expressed readiness to respond to any renewed Communist offensive. Van Pleet welcomed a new attack, saying the Reds would be driven back, while Clark stated US troops are prepared to fight if necessary, though an armistice at the table is preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Carter
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
James A.‘ van Pleet
U.S
Eighth Army
van Pleet
Tokyo
Mark Clark
USN
Clark
Russia Warns Planes to Keep Away From Soviet Territory
Moscow cautions all foreign aircraft to avoid Soviet airspace or face shot down or internment. Fore ign Minister Andrei Vishinsky delivered the note to Swedish Ambassador Rolf Sokman after a Swedish inquiry about a missing transport plane. The reply claims foreign planes violated the frontier recently while Soviet fighters will open fire on violators and resist landing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Andrei
Vishinsky Jast’ Tught
Rolf. Soklman
Cuba rounds up major Communist leaders in Havana
Police in Havana ordered a roundup of Cuba s major Communist leaders after a Red List linked to a riot that left a bystander dead. Anibal Escalante publisher of Hoy was arrested, with Juan Marinello Bias Roca Lazaro Peng and three Red deputies also targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Anibal Escalante
Hoy
Juan Marinello
Socialist Popular (Communist) Party
Bias Roca
Lazaro Peng
Red
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel, iV Zardo
Juan Ordoqui
Fagae Vilar
British Protest Raids as Peril to Truce Talks
In Parliament Labour leader Attlee accused the United States of imperialist meddling in Korean truce talks, warning bombing by UN forces could spill misery on civilians and threaten the negotiations. He pressed for better information and an opinion on whether the actions were wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clement BR
Attlee
United States
China
Britain
North Korea
House of Commons
Sun
Hans
Judge Steel Seeks Re-election for Sixth Chancery District
The Star announces Juri- Rev A. P. Steel of Texicana as a candidate for re-election as Chancellor, First Division, Sixth Chancery District. He cites long service since Judge Bacon’s death, notes health, claims extensive courtroom experience, and highlights church and civic roles in Texarkana.
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The
Star
A. P. Steel
Texicana
Sixth Chancery District
Steel
Sixth Chancery Circuit
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Texarkana Gazette
Bacon
James D. Shaver
Federal Court
James D. Lead
O. D. Scou
James I. Pilkinton
Ty Courts
First Methodist Church of
Texarkana
Methodist Men's Organization
Sperks Tendens
Seboo
Riots in Japan Break Up by Police as US Troops Guarded
TOKYO crowds of Korean and Japanese Communists clashed with police at Shinjuku station and Osaka streets, as anti American protests flared on the Korea War anniversary. An American general was attacked with corrosive liquid, prompting orders for all U S personnel in Tokyo to stay in quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mark Chirk
Japan
Congress votes on Truman Taft-Hartley action request
Washington reports the House backing a Senate move to urge President Truman to enforce the Taft Hartley Act ending a three week old strike. The vote count showed 100 to 19 in favor of the directive, with Republicans and Southern Democrats largely supporting the measure while Administration Democrats and some Republicans from industrial regions opposed it. The debate covered impeachment talk and the broader aim to halt widespread labor disruption across CIO unions and Allied industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Truman
Ivyo
Taft-Hartley
Me Smith
Wastiington II
Wolcott
Tm Inperchmant
Row
Hope Station Prepares for Visiting Days
Hope Station hosts annual study days for Carin folks at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station this weekend. The program lists demonstrations on crops pastures irrigation forestry and farm safety with sessions led by university staff and extension agents in Fayetteville Little Rock and Texarkana, concluding with a square dance and adjournment.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University
College of Agriculture Agronomists
American Potash Institute
R. L. Beacher
Agronomy
University of Arkansas
Hempstead
Oliver Adams
Hope
North Mississippi
Keith Blibrey
Blytheville
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Jine
Kita Mion
Boy Scouts Explorer Squadron No
K. V. M. Watts
Wmorlendure & Forestry
Payetteville
W. dl. Frey
Aldenhoven
Assoc
Pxt
Litte Rock
Py C. Sandal
John Bowers
Assvet
Hortblature
OR. H. Benedict
Agri
Ing
Fayeteville
James L. Gutlis
Eng
Forestry
Meade
Foresty
el J. Allen
Horticluturigt
Fayettee
Vite
Klempstead County
Hemoansteation Council
Ray Yonom
Robert Howell
Lite Rock
L. H. Burton
Ext. Hort
Wester Gas & Electric Co
A. H. Gray, Jr
Rural Development Dept
Shreveport
Sanitary Farr Water Supply
FL. McDonald
State Health Dept
Lyttle Rock
Arkansas
Game & Fish Comm
Little Rock
Miller County Home Demonstration Club Council
Texarkgna
Dwight Ilgly
Agricultural Experimental
Steel Workers Seek Welfare Assistance
Steel workers face rising welfare appeals as a nationwide 680000 strike paralyzes the defense economy. About 75000 idle in one day, with 250 applications in Youngstown and 300 in Pittsburgh. At GM plants, 12000 layoffs and 2400 cuts at Flint and Detroit plants prompt families to seek relief as milk and basic needs grow scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatsawagi
Nakely
General Motors
Steel Allke
Detroit
Flint
Mich
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Pittsburgh
Dieu Buth Hudely
Norman
Tial
Attempt Made to Kill Korean President in Public Address
In Pusan Korea on the second anniversary of the Korean War President Syngman Rhee narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by a member of a Korean secret society. The would-be killer drew a German made pistol and fired within five feet as Rhee spoke to about 6000 people. The cartridge misfired and the assailant was seized by military police and bystanders. The weapon was discarded onto the speaker platform near U.S. Ambassador John M. Muccio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
Syngman Hhee
Rhee
U.S
John Mucio
Coliseum Dance Starts at Eight Tonight
Teddy Philippa hosts a Coliseum dance starting at 8 PM with a 1 percent attendance note. Local organizers invite dancers and spectators to enjoy the event at the venue and support community arts.
Road closures ease as Swahn lodge area repair advances
Crumbling roadway near Swahn lodge and Narrows dam closed yesterday for paving. Corps expects total blacktop by Pride with funds $200,000 to finish roads and related facilities. Visitors plan to reach Narrows Saturday, awaiting word on road status before returning home.
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Swahn Lodge
Plenis
Beac
Corps of En
Faders
Swaha Lodge
Cowhide
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House of Freedom
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Congress
Bur
VFW
Praline
France
Lisieux
Judge Steel
Inventoh
Mary Fr. Bpearm
Michigan
Miso Speers
Ghrygier
Hope Station
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