Paradox of Bees and Park Campaign Sounded Across States
A fragment recounts community campaigns and park projects amid racial tension, praising Negro recreation efforts and funding, while linking civic unity to parks, playgrounds, and social betterment. It notes support from The Star and local donors, including a $100 pledge, and touches on beef price disputes from Wall Street Journal coverage.
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Hope Club
Ile
Coun
America
South
Negeo Park
Chicago
Trom Wall Street Journal
Chinwyo Evvey
A. Erovig
Field Work Not Impaired Across Much of Arkansas
County agents report field work generally not impaired though delays occurred in some areas. Water issues limit early cotton in Hempstead County while cucumbers and watermelons show better production. Corn in several counties is tasseling, oats near harvest, and tomatoes suffer 76 percent damage in Grant County. Roll weevils appear, prompting some dusting. early cotton planting progressing, with moisture affecting stands and general farm activity.
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Arkansas
Agricultural Extension Service
Hempstead
Elke County
Aventeau E. Inzer
Inzer
Grant County
Kat Smith
Smith
Dustin
Victor Tus
Jodie Pupty
Cote Y Fanda Ee
Thurman Wood
Compromise in Bottling Co Powell Case Reached in Hempstead
In Hempstead Chancery Court a settlement was reached in the General Contract Purchase Corp suit against the Powell Nash Motor Co and the Hope Coca Cola Bottling Co. The deal reduces the original $97,000 claim to $4,500 for the GCTC. The Bottling Co owners argued corporate limits barred their backing of Powell Nash deals, while GCTC contended the agreement was signed by individuals, not the corporation. Judge A F Steel oversaw the talks with attorney teams, and subsequent orders directed wage repayment and preferred claims, with other Powell Nash actions pending.
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Hempstead Chancery
General Contract Purchase Corp
Powell Nash Motor Company
Hope Coca Cola Bottling Co
Powell Nash Company
GCTC
Hope Coan Cola Bottling Co
Hull
Gctc J
Groves
Graves
Chancery Court
A. F. Steel
Earl Powell
Steel
Ife
Earl Powell, Jr
Talbot Feilderr
Powell
Donimah and Denman
Prescott
Royce Weisenberger
James West
Athe Erates
Tornado in Kansas Brings Death to 3
Wakeeney Kansas June 27 three people killed and around forty injured as a powerful tornado devastates a five block residential area. Homes were destroyed and vehicles crushed while hospitals and police coordinate aid with guards and volunteers and towns within sixty miles send relief.
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Wakeeney
Kas
Kansas
James Hladek
Dan Rohrbacher
Hladek
Rohbacher
Marlé Singieman
Wakoneney Hospital
Ae Gil
Bob Jackson Kap
Robert Sherat
Beng
Was O
Toxoade
Keeney
Pita
Mie
Ios
Hays National Guard
Hil
Eanes
Experiment Station Preparing for Farm Visitors
The University of Arkansas Experiment Station hosts visiting days starting tomorrow with on the farm training for veterans and their families. The program features talks on farm practices, demonstrations, and an afternoon in the station ampliheater, with Family Study Day on Friday and a Negro farm talks study day on Saturday across the region.
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University of Arkansas Experiment
Warns Russia Not to Be Misled on MacArthur Ouster
Washington reports bipartisan warnings to Russia against believing the United States is divided over President Truman’s MacArthur removal. Senator Russell and colleagues urged a united stance to resist aggression, arguing any perceived split would aid Communists. Brewster supported unanimous adoption of the statement, clarifying differences over policies do not show domestic division.
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Washington
Russell D
Douglas MacArthy
Facwle Commando
Russel
Russell
Brewster
R-Me
Wwe
America
Georgia
Conmitiee
Local Red Cross Receives More Help for Stricken Families
The Campbell and Brooks families gain additional aid from the Red Cross chapter. Donations include furniture from Mrs. Florence Hyatt, clothing from the Dock Wirgins family, and two $10 cash gifts from Mia, Charles Jeter, and Virgil Massey.
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Campbell
Brooks
Red Cross
Florence Hyatt
Dock Wirgins
Mia
Charles Jeter
Nelcge
Virgil Massey
Pear Ope
Two Stations Change Managers in Arkansas Radio Stations
Two Arkansas radio stations sought FCC approval to transfer control of KBTA and related holdings. The proposed change lists J. Fred Livingston and others selling stock to Jered E. Trevathan, Alburt West, and J. F. Hig minor for $1,090, with details of shares and transactions.
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Washingin
Arkansas
KBTA
Bateaville
Federal Agency
J. Fred Livingston
Ako
Buldert
Jered E. Trevathan
Alburt West
J. FF. Higminor
Bistavon KH Ae Vee Reltion Tee
Bonertte Eeedy
Wehsrles -P. Myers
UN Agreement First Before Any Korea Settlement
A Washington diplomat says a united Western front is needed before any settlement with the Communists. South Korea demands no division along the 38th parallel and continued Allied military action until Communist forces are dispersed beyond the Yalu. Russian terms and Malik’s proposal surprise officials as UN Secretary General Lie is on vacation in Norway.
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Koizex
Yalu
Malik
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Reds
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Norway
Optometric Congress Attended by Dr Bresley in New Orleans
Dr Robert B Bresley of Memphis formerly Hope attended the American Optometric Association Annual Congress at the Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans June 24 to 27 accompanied by his wife. The meeting featured ten lectures on vision research with emphasis on preventing eyesight problems in schools through better building design as delegates from all 48 states and the District of Columbia joined about 1000 guests.
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Robert B. Bresley
Git Johnson
States
District of Columbia
Lions Dinner Date Set for Annual Event
The Jornal Lion Club announces its annual Leaellea Night on July 9 at 7:30 p.m. The program features Pastor Pist Methodiss Churelyng apne and speakers from local groups. Joe Brill and C. Kventary oversee arrangements while three members have joined the club: GV. Noni Jr, Doyle Reevon and Bob Turner.
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Jornal Lion Club
Mendiry
Hove
Wirwil Keeley
Pist Methodiss
Churelyng Apne
Copemontes
Sby Bt Scasion
John Ta
Wilson
Joe Brill
C. Kventary
Pew
Lee
GV. Noni, Jr
Doyle Reevon
Bob Turner
Senate Set for Vote on Controls
Washington June 27 The Senate prepared to vote on a bill to extend price wage and credit controls with a 30 day extension seen as likely while a broader plan is drafted Senate leaders faced a tight timetable and anticipated a major fight over a key provision limiting price rollbacks The debate was narrowed to two and a half hours on most amendments and one hour on rent control with 300 minutes allocated by Senator O Mahoney to require dispersal of defense production controls continuation on page four
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Washington
Jingse Algo
Jendu
Pi'ecehl
Congress
Steno
House
Dogglia
Lst
O'Mahoney
Lady Godivas to Save America From Taxes Idea
Odd column proposes a modern Lady Godiva ride to curb rising government taxes. Frank Tripp references the historic tale to urge cuts, imagining a U S Capitol protest ride through Washington D C with a white horse. The piece imitates period voice and lampoons high tax costs.
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Coventry
Milady
House of Representatives
Frank Telpp
Washington, D. C
Lady Godiva
Reds Building for Another Crack at NN
Red forces prepare for renewed action near Pyongyang and the Chungcheong front as UN and Chinese troops exchange artillery and inflict casualties. Allied observers warn of a potential major offensive in the week ahead while reporting heavy bombardment and troop movements along the forward lines near the Korean peninsula.
Repair work on Proving Ground roads slows traffic
The Arkanogs Highway Department reports repairs on roads at Proving Ground area north of Hypeto SPG Crewe, with sections fixed and asphalt base laid. Workers say the surface is nearly ready though some segments remain rough as crews finish paving and shoulder improvements.
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Proving Ground
Arkanogs Highway Department
Greg Aes
Salysgers
Torling
British oil nationalization row tightens as Abadan refinery threatened
Tension rises as Iran prepares to nationalize a British oil holding. Production at the Abadan refinery, 100 miles north of Bandar Mashhady, may halt for 10 to 14 days due to blockages. Britain orders evacuation of staff, and Ambassador Shepherd warns ships are ready to protect property. The crisis widens with new dispatches about naval movements and cabinet meetings to discuss Iran’s actions.
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Tohvait
Woutherd
Anglosfrantun
Deelsion Ts
Lankorn
Frits
Shepherd Announega
Aghujarl
Eld
Aba Tan
Bandour
Mashuty
Shapherd
Iran
Mohammad Maradogh
Hla
Tyantan
Ork
Newa
Britain
Abadan
Yan
Abidin
Ahud
Dows
Shepheréoald
Maurillieé
Shottol-Arab Riya
Teg
Irmalin
Protork
Alic
Ordara
Porslin
Bhopbardinna
Ulbo
Tran
Tal Shephard
Bern
Uniger
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Senate
Lady Godivas
Hal Boyle
Newark
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