Peace Efforts Touch Off Global Tense Debate
The Washington action over the weekend centered on a tentative ceasefire proposed by UN delegate Jakob Malls, aiming to end the Korean conflict. Critics warn the move may mask Soviet aims and keep the world in a state of unrest, while calls for extended rearmament and cautious diplomacy continue.
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Iran
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Hungary
Hope Native Heads McKamie Plant Management
Hope Native serves as manager of the McKamie Gas Cleaning Plant based in Magnolia. Lynde Howe Waddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waddle of Hope, has directed the facility for several years after serving as Magnolia district engineer for the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission. The plant plays a key role in the repressuring program and ultimate recovery of 9,500,000 barrels of Aliquia petrochemical products.
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Magnolia
Lynde
Howe Waddle
Waddie
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Waddle
Magnolia District Gineer
Arkansas Oil and Ae Commission
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Fragmentary Murder Report Mentions Doroth Wal Six
Unclear OCR note references a murder case with a body found and police theories. Mentions a Mrs Wal Six, a pregnant woman, and a taxicab link with near Banc 8 Gas. Details are garbled and incomplete in the readable text.
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Negro Park Drive Opens Wednesday Hope Arkansas drive for park equipment
The Hope Civic Improvement Association announces the opening of the Negro Park Drive on Wednesday June 27 to raise funds for a 15 acre park northeast of Hope. The group has already invested about 12 000 since 1947, with 6 000 paid by the association, and seeks donations from all citizens to build a better Negro recreation area including a baseball field and playground equipment. E W Douglas is president.
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Hope Civic Improvement Association
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Hope
DeAhh Road
Hope Civic Improvement
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Arkansas
E. W. Douglas
Man Suffered Hand Burn in Service Station Blaze
George Hawthorne a Byers Service Station worker burned his hand while smothering a gasoline fire at the Third and Shower Street station about 8 am. He kept working after the incident. Barley Carelgan and Cornellng saw smoke at Hobbs Grocery and Mark of and alerted Galen Hobbs who put out a smoldering motor. A short in the wirlks was blamed for the fire. no serious damage resulted.
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George Hawthorne
Byers
Shower
Barley Carelgan
Cornellng
Hobbs Grocery
Galen Hobbs
Gathings 6 Seeks TV Lay Satigation
Fragmented text shows Gathings seeking television lay regulation with a companion resolution asking the commerce committee to act on radio and telegraph programs. The garbled article mentions June, Washington, and a house session with references to crime violence and censorship.
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Sadeblovision
Commerce Committee
Women Cleared in Staying Danaa sta ated 2 ot
Women are cleared in a case involving a staying order and related proceedings. Key details show authorities handling the matter without further action against the main individuals named in the document. The report notes official status and next steps for the parties involved.
Arkansas Non-Farm Employment Sets May Record
Arkansas workers posted a May non-farm employment peak of about 307,000, a gain of 1,100 from April and 4,000 from the 1950 high. Adkins noted manufacturing payrolls rose since May 1950, with strong gains in construction, trade, and service activities, while overall production payrolls increased, and average weekly earnings reached about 45.5 dollars in May, up eight cents per hour and five dollars per week year over year.
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Arkansas Mplement
Homer M. Adking
Arkansas Industrial Moe
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Ren-Mar
Adkins
Baptist Training Conference Set for July First
The Southwest Arkansas Baptist ministers alliance will meet at Rocky Mound Baptist Church Sunday July 1 at 2 15 p m Pastor Rev Clyde Sealle announced Participation includes Central of Arkansas First Baptist Hope Unity Baptist Hope Gentrel of Texans Garrett Memorial of Ha Roaston Baptist Church Grace Church of Bienger Springs Emanuel of Nashville and others An invitation call to attend the world conference.
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Rocky Mound
Warren challenges O Connor to frank gambling debate in Florida
Miami June 2 Gov Warren challenges Sen O Connor to a full frank no holds barred discussion of gambling in Florida Maryland and Washington D C He accuses O Connor of corruption and a mob ridden machine in Baltimore and Maryland and says he may expose more in a Maryland appearance The subpoena seeking Warren to appear in Washington July has not been served The challenge marks a second time Warren has accused O Connor of political impropriety and urged him to debate before voters.
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O'Conor
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American Mercury
Theodore Rooscrant McKeldon
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O'Connor
Florida
Refauver Committee
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Catholic Altar Society Names New Officers
Our Lady of Good Hope Altar Society met Monday afternoon and elected officers for the coming year. They are: Mrs Groves Ward, president. Mrs Wallock, vice president. Mrs Tuas ny Senaine, treasurer and matron.
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Senate Seeks Compromise on Controls Fight in Congress
Washington, June 2. Senators courted a compromise in the price controls fight as the government stabilization program faced possible changes. The Senate debated eight month extensions while opposing a broad rollback, with House action still ahead and President Truman seeking extensions through executive measures.
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CIO
Truman
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Acheson Warns Aggression Must Be Halted Worldwide
U N Head Secretary of State Acheson urged that Soviet expansion and aggression be stopped. He warned that alliances must be strengthened to deter communism as speculation grew over possible action in Korea. The address, before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, stressed unity with allies and stronger military and economic measures.
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Warking
United States
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Rules to Beat the Heat May
HAL BOYLE shares light hearted rules for surviving hot weather. Tips emphasize mindset and small daily changes to stay comfortable during the dog days, including humorous anecdotes, practical habits, and common sense steps. Readers are encouraged to adapt personal routines to cooler environments and stay mindful of health.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Loreal
New England
Viriks
Lido Road Builder to Attend Narrows Dam Dedication
General Bleky Hoad of U G Corny of Engines accepted an invitation to attend the Narrows Dam dedication. Arkansas officials including Senator William Fulbright Senator John McClellan and Rep Oren Harris will attend alongside local townmen and Congressmen Boyd TAURGL and others in the event.
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U. G. Corny
Local Soldier Recalls Nine Days Afloat At Sea
A U S Army Pvt Taft Loy Ey Townsend recounts a nine day sea voyage from New York aboard the General Randall Lodge, a 700 by 100 foot ship with about 1,000 aboard. He notes leaving the dock, sighting the Statue of Liberty, a duck shooting show at night, and rough seas as the ship headed toward consulates and distant waters.
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