Open range stock law battle shaping Arkansas vote
The Nashville News editor Gr aves argues against a statewide stock law, urging local control for cattle on open ranges to preserve highway safety and farm viability. The piece notes county dynamics, Dierks coal interests, and past Hempstead county enforcement campaigns, stressing voter action in November.
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Arkansas
Nashville News
Graves Gays
Kansas
Nashville
Dierkscer & Coal Holdings
Howard County
Nything Hope Star
Dierks Company
Howard Ty
Star
Hempstead
Graves
Exas College
U. S. 67
Unity Baptist Revival Services In Jacksonville Texas
Unity Baptist Church hosts revival services led by Rev Gerald Jer of Jacksonville Texas with sermons at 1 PM and 7 30 PM The revival draws large crowds and the public is invited to attend
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Unity Baptist Church
Ival
Gerald Jer
Jacksonville
Texas
Pacific task force formed to reinforce Formosa defense
The Navy moved to assemble a second Pacific task force led by the carrier Valley Forge and based at Pearl Harbor to support Seventh fleet efforts defending Formosa from Communist forces. The force, likely commanded by Rear Adm. Walter F. Boone, will include the Philippine Sea as nucleus and Grumman Panther fighters, with cruisers, destroyers, and supply ships for long range missions.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Far East
Truman
Formosa
Seventh
Valley Forge
MacArthur
U. S
Hong Kong
Pacific Fleet
Philippine Sea
Pearl J Harbor
Walter F. Boone
Seventh Fleet
Manila
Formosan
Moore
Mraddock
Hope Station Prepares for Largest Crowd in History
Hope Station officials announce the largest crowd in twenty two years for White Study Day on June 3 and Colored Study Day on July 1. Expert speakers from irrigation to cotton insects will explain topics, with Rev. Wm. B. Oglesby Jr. delivering an address on spiritual values in rural life. A special musical program, cake lunches by local councils, and on campus activities are planned, with sessions for whites and colored communities.
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Edi M. Bittle
Bittle
Langston University
Kyle A.ml& N. College
Laney Brands McMath a 'Fair Dealer' in Hope Rally
Ben Laney brought his campaign for governor to Hope with about 3,500 at the courthouse. He labeled Sid McMath a liberal, opposed the Brannan plan, federal health insurance, and the Fair Employment Practices Commission, while praising Arkansas priorities. Former Hope mayor Albert Graves introduced him as local voters heard county and district candidates and music from the Hope High School band. Continued on Page two.
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Ben Laney
Hope
Sid McMath
Maney
Albert Graves
Hope High School
North Carolina
Laney
Hempstead County
Govmer
McMath
National Health Insurance
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Truman
Arkansas
MclMath
Gover‘nor's
Russia says U S stand in East Asia is aggression
In Washington June 22 President Truman denounced the unprovoked invasion of Korea as a test of communism's threat to undeveloped areas. He urged support for those determined to maintain independence and warned against fear as a Communist weapon. The speech to the American Newspaper Guild accompanied plans for mobilization and foreign aid programs. Pravda argued American actions mark unprecedented aggression and questioned U S rulers' aims in the Far East.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
American Newspaper Guild
Reserve Officers Association
U. S
Guild
Maytflo Shotet
Immedib
Mr. Truman
Louis Johnson
White House
South Korea
Johnson
The
Reserve Association
Pacific
Far Pacific
W. Stuart Symington
National Resources Security Board
the Reserve Association
Givillan
Moscow
Far East
Pravda
Truman Anni
U. 5
Formosa
China
United ‘Natio
Actin
United Nations Organization
United States
Britain to place naval forces in Japanese waters for U N action
Prime Minister Attlee announced in the House of Commons that Britain will place its naval forces in Japanese waters at the disposal of the United States to support action in Korea. Churchill backed the move noting it is an inescapable duty. Britain will carry out UN obligations amid Malaya fighting.
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Attlee
Britain
United States
South Korea
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Japan
U. S
Churchill
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Malaya
Russa
Chicago Daily News
U. N
Arkansans Back the President on Korea Crisis
Washington reports Arkansas lawmakers largely support President Truman amid the Korean crisis. Senators McClellan and Fulbright express cautious backing, Rep Tackett calls actions necessary, Norrell and Millis defend procedure and compare the peril to prewar Europe.
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Truman
Arkansas
Congress
McClellan
Fulbright
Rep. Tackett
Korea
Norrell
Millis
Morea
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
VFW Elects Hope Man to State Office
The Arkansas department of Veterans of Foreign Wars closed its annual convention in Hot Springs after electing Maurice Nichols Monticello as new commander. Nichols was the sole nominee and had served as senior vice commander. W. L. Griffin of Heber Springs retires as commander. Mrs. Ivan Mueller of Little Rock was elected president of the women's auxiliary, succeeding Mrs. Theadean Bogard. Other officers include Ernest Columbus Little Rock, senior vice commander. John Sheffield Helena, judge advocate. Charles L. Davis Fayetteville. Donald Dill Hope. W. Bell Rudder Blytheville.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maurice Nichols
Monticello
Pine Bluff
Nichols
W. L. Griffin
Heber Springs
Ivan Mueller
Little Rock
Women's Auxiliary
Theadean Bogard
Little Hock
VFW
Ernest Columbus
Little Regk
John Sheffield
Helena
Judge Advocate
Charles Lb. Davis
Fayetteville
Donald Dill
Hope
W. BR. Rudder
Ping Blywigg
Claude Sutton Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Sheriff Claud Sutton, a candidate for re election, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Julia Chester hospital this morning. The operation occurred at 10 a.m. He was brought to the hospital last night and his condition was as well as could be expected.
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Claude Sutton
Claud Sutton
Julia Chester Hospital
Sutton
FBI moves to tighten U S security
Washington reports Truman orders to counter Communist aggression in Korea lead to long planned internal security tightening. FBI director Hoover launches alert with enhanced surveillance, dossiers on suspected enemies, and rapid deployment readiness to guard critical industries.
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Truman
Korea
United States
J.edgar Hover
FBI
Hoover
Bureau
Pearl Harbor
Japanese Students in U S Like Campus Life Yet Fear Sex Excesses
About 300 Japanese students at 163 U S schools in 37 states shared views on campus life. They praised universities, teachers, buildings, and social freedom but complained about public displays of affection and in-class behavior while appreciating American professors and the courteous, open campus atmosphere.
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U.S
New York
United States
Ccmpus
Willling
Japan
Japan International Christian University Foundation, Inc
Tokyo
Dardanelle Man Returns From Seoul Safe Arrival
Berry, 33, of Dardanelle, arrived safely in Tokyo from Seoul where he served as vice consul. He advised his parents that he does not know whether he left before or after the Southern Korea invasion began. A separate note from Washington reports a surge in counterfeiting smuggling narcotics peddling and illegal liquor.
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Dardanelle
Robert Meyers Berry
Tokyo
Seoul
Korea
Robert Berry
Berry
Harris to Resume Campaign in Arkansas Visit
Rep. Harris of Arkansas plans to return to his district to resume his interrupted re election bid after the House tax bill vote. He will stay through July 25 unless needed in Washington again, having traveled with his family to Memphis recently. He remained to monitor the tax bill debate and a revived medical aid bill opposed by him though supported by President Truman, which the committee meets again today.
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Washington
Harris
D-Ark
Arkansas
House
Memphis
House Commerce
Truman
Farmer of Rosston Succumbs
Milton C. McKissack, 66, farmer near Rosston, died yesterday at home. Survived by wife, son Earl in the Navy, two daughters Mrs. C. D. Denefield of Bagul ia and Mrs. Carolyn McPhee of Shreveport, brother Everett, sister Mrs. Flora Love of Utah. Funeral services scheduled today at Rosston.
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Milton C. McKissack
Rosston
Earl McKissack
U. S. Navy
C. D. Denefield
Baguolia
Carolyn McPhee
Shreveport
Everett McKissack
Flora jOove
Utah
Former Emmet Resident Dies in Oklahoma
Ella Beaty, longtime Emmet area resident, died in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Her passing marks the loss of a local figure who lived in the En community for many years.
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Emmet
Oklahoma
Ella Beaty
Sulpulps
Okla
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