Peaceful border talk at Kiwanis convention speech
Governor Clement of Tennessee told Kiwanis delegates in New York City that a borderless peace between the United States and Canada could model global relations. He urged that freedom and security come from hearts not dollars, and warned against sentimental or vain motives in foreign aid.
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Crowies
Prank
Clement
Tennessee
New York City
United States
Canuida
Tie
Weather and public rule farm policies debate persists
Washington reports the weather and public opinion loom largest in shaping a new farm program as fixed high‑price supports near expiration. Weather could determine crop surpluses for wheat, corn, cotton, rice, tobacco, and peanuts, while public unease grows over government buying of butter, cheese, and dried milk and over surplus storage costs. The Agriculture Department holds about three to five billion dollars tied up in farm surpluses, underscoring budgetary pressures and political stakes.
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Washington
Rither
Congress
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Agriculture Department al Pready
Rhee Reported Ready to Accent An Armistice
News report from Seoul notes Korean leader Rhee appears willing to pursue an armistice after a high level conference with UN and military officials. U.S. officials indicate a conditional openness, seeking ironclad assurances, while no further talks were scheduled.
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Rhee
PMA Group Understands Farm Problem
Arkansas Production and Marketing Admins tration committee members include W L Jameson Jr John Ellis and A C Spellings all linked to farm bureaus and breeding. They discussed government role in farming price supports and irrigation with drouth conditions. Fullerton Jr Warren advocates irrigation after pumping pond water to tomato plots yielding a strong stand. Crop conditions show corn vegetables hay and pastures affected by moisture shortage. cotton damaged by thrips but boll weevil presence reduced by heat. cattle steady. Sidelines note first cotton bloom in Greene County and Cummins Prison Farm hatching 7000 brood chicks for inmate eggs.
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Harold Hart
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. L. Jameson Jr
Magnolia
John Ellis
Fayetteville
A. C. Spellings
West Ridge
Jimeson
Columbua
White
Lisenhower
Spallings
Jameson
Drouth
Fullerton Jr
Warren
Fullerton
Warren Minnow Hatchery
Bradley County
Tax Service
Paul Kilian
Near Bard
Greene County
Paragould
Bowden Seed
Cummins
Lee
Henslee
University of Arkansas
Prince of Peace Exhibit at Hope to Show
A refurbished exhibit titled The Prince of Peace will be displayed in Hope beginning Monday June 28. Sculpted figures carved from wood, ranging up to two feet, depict the Nativity and the crucifixion in a lifelike scene. Created by Paul Countytuis, a Washington D. C. artist, the exhibit took years of study and will be opened by the Stars Club with hours 1 to 9 pm.
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Aniaeley
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Miller
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Paw Co Cunntaytuis
Washington, D. C
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Siars Club
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Tempers Fly Over Excess Profits Tax
Washington reports a battle between President Eisenhower and Rep. Daniel Reed over extending the excess profits tax. Eisenhower urges continuation to Dec 4. Reed resists, delaying committee action. House Republicans move to shift control to expedite the measure. Continued on Page Two.
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Congress
Daniel A. Reed
New York
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Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Red
Teed
Eisenhower
Charles Halleck
Indiana
House Rives Committee
Ways
Taft Rebukes Sabotage Charges in Foreign Policy Row
President Taft dismisses sabotage accusations as Republicans clash over United States foreign policy. He rejects dates for broad international legislation while urging speed on renewal of the reciprocal trade program and a major foreign aid bill. A constitutional amendment restricting treaty powers is floated amid bipartisan debate.
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Wasilington
Chigstoeley
Asain Talt
Sen! Beivkop Ur-Ohied
Bigentawar
Brieker
Wiley
Hisenhower Pal
Putley
Oil-for-Education Plan Advances to Conference
A bill known as the oil for education plan moved forward through approval and headed to a House Senate conference committee. Sources said its fate remained uncertain as lawmakers considered amendments and potential penalties tied to fuel revenues and education funding.
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Washington
House-Senate
Car crash near Walnut injures driver and passenger
Police report a Friday accident on Walnut Street involving a vehicle driven by Bale Crin of Hope and another auto driven by Arthur Dugan of Hope. Minor damage reported. officers Compton and Rowe investigated the incident.
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Hope
Arthur Dugan
Compton
Rowe
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Untitled note from an overheard local filing
A fragmented report mentions a 75 gallon still near Prescott with references to a black individual and various disjointed identifiers. The text is garbled, lacking clear actions, dates, or verifiable names, making exact details unavailable.
Retiring AEC Head Warns Russia Over Nuclear Retaliation
The retiring head of the Atomic Energy Commission warned that the United States would retaliate against Soviet nuclear threats. He said U S policy aimed to deter aggression and that ongoing efforts to develop a broader energy and defense program would not allow any enemy to gain a strategic advantage. The official noted uncertainties in how quickly weapons and energy programs could evolve and stressed the importance of civil defense measures.
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Willy Atvice
Russia
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Luis
Felicia
UG 08
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Borates Barpulalesbasd
Deurl
Deep Sea Divers Scorn All So Called Sportsmen
Bronsyn Hartley, long time Bermudary diver, leads deep sea excursions with his Cuban wife Mankica, guiding thousands of divers and calling fish friendly. He recalls building his first helmet at 11, working with Dr. William Beebe, and claims life under the sea is safer than on a highway while keeping tame angelfish Helen and Ruth as pets. Continued: on PF ge.
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Hal Boyle
Brawnsen Hartley
Bronsyn
William Beebe
Fae
Maere
Marlew
al Marbica
Bronson
Helen
Ruth
Will
Truman Slaps at Defense Cutbacks in Fiery Speech
A chaotic transcript shows President Truman railing against defense cutbacks. He vents about wartime demands, criticizes policy shifts, and asserts military needs. The remarks reference staffing, budgets, and strategic priorities as he urges stronger funding and readiness.
NAACP Stands Against Book Ban Across Nation
The NAACP repudiates calls to ban books and warns of McCarthy era fear mongering. Leaders cite Nancy remarks and advocate defending free inquiry, urging vigilance against censorship and bigotry by officials and unions alike.
Fire Destroys Waldron Home
A blaze consumed a Waldron residence at 67 West in a rapid fire incident. Neighbors assisted as flames spread, with a quick response from local firefighters. No injuries were reported, and investigations into the cause began afterward.
Reds Hit Back In Major Korean War Counteroffensive
An estimated 20,000 Chinese and Korean People’s Volunteer Army forces attacked in the northwest theater, with heavy fighting near Potalai and Puldaan. Reports say Reds were repelled along river lines as UN and South Korean units counterattacked under a full moon, with significant bombardment and nighttime fighting continuing into the next day.
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John Randolph
RMOOL
Hee Chianti
Koes Ray
Toyot
Lis Pulkhari
Uit
Ian
Potiath
Witt Witsa
Die Ahive
Ville Ainda
Milo Wainet
Peportud
Dora
Alda
Seout Mountain
Ha Kunsong
Puldaan
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Robert G. Tuckman
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South Korea
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Iron Washinshon
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