Telepathy in Birds and A Sky Full of Gulls
A June issue fragment argues birds lack telepathy as a naturalist contends, recounting birds ducks and gulls behavior. It notes mass gull migrations around the Great Lakes and a scene of ducks colliding in twilight, while contrasting telepathy with known animal instincts and horse behavior.
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Pbrge
Mars
Assimany
Wetter
Hock B. R. Hammishd
Barney
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Irrigation and pasture tour draws Arkansas farmers
Prof Kyle Engler of Arkansas University warned 300 farmers that irrigation is vital fire insurance for crops but must be paired with drainage to prevent water damage. The 23rd Annual Family Study Day at Fruit and Tree Branch Experiment Station drew 100+ farmers and wives from across Southwest Arkansas.
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Kyle Engler
University of Arkansa# agricuucal enfineering department
Fruit and Trek
South West Arkansas
Engler
Af Vance
Treigatlon Reserreh Vring Earrisd
J. L. Bowers
Walter
Staten
Peay
Agromomy
Arkansas
Irena P. Miracle
Extension
White House
Washington, D. C
Cecil M. Bittle
Aasistant
Vork
Taft Faces Probe Over Proposed Tax Increase
Taft expresses caution as a committee debates a large tax measure. The proposed 1052 monument project prompts calls for a 2.0 billion in tax funding, with lawmakers split between the House and Senate on the allocation and timing of the revenue.
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Elas Rane
Senate
Alsacaaid
Lions Urged to Battle Communism at Convention
President Harold P. Nutter of Lions International urged 417,000 members to active anti communist work. In his address at the 34th annual convention in Atlantic City on June 29 he said little had been done to uproot communist influence and to bring their activities into the open.
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Harold P. Nutter
Lions International Syst
Biong
Nutter
Ign
Atlantic City
N. J
Hope Soldiers Form Camps in Japan Aid Effort
Hope soldiers with fid ee help buddies p ime in camps in Japan as the 43rd infantry division camps near the t ailing area. More than 26 000 Lions and families attended the five day convention and delegates urged unmasking of false doctrine. The Hows company choir entertained, with Pvt Billy Mobiey Decatur Ga Pvt Henry Irwin Kenner La and others from Belmont Miss joining in.
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Yielr Best
Biorla
Tailing
Qalya
H.co
Iedrizéla
Hows Company
Pe Osher Thunderbirdy
Billy Mobiey
Decatur
Henry Irwin
Kenner
Belmont
Miss
Sidney James
Calvin Ivey
Col
Sane Moxley
Deadline for Vets to Enter GI Classes Near
Veterans discharged before July 1 1647 may train on July 25 1052 to obtain benefits under Public Law 348 via the G T Bill of Rights. Veterans discharged after July 1 1947 have a grace period after discharge to start training. Hope Public seniors offer courses in Building Trades Business Administration Electricity Radio Carpentry and Painting and Paper Hanging mostly at night. All who have not applied must do so immediately to be in training before July 26. For details contact Garland By Urrey at High School 41.
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G. T
The
Hope Public
Garland
Urrey
Negro Masons Name New Officers in Local Chapter
A local Negro Masons lodge announced new officers led by Der H L and G 1 Tex. The election names the 3 organization leaders and outlines forthcoming activities and community outreach planned by the chapter.
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der, H. L. Ic
Hope Melons Featured in Woman's Day
A national Woman's Day feature by Betty Cass highlights Hope big watermelons in a July issue. The article recalls childhood memories in Arkansas and celebrates the town's melons as part of Fourth of July tradition.
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Hope
Woman's Day
Betty Cass
Garland County
Hak Springs
Aris
Aisos
Arkansas
Lafayette Farmer Shot by Wife After Quarrel
Lewisville hospital bound farmer Langhorn was shot in the chest with a 22 caliber pistol following a quarrel at Stamps Arkansas. His wife Velma Langhorn is jailed at Lewisville pending charges as neighbors describe a tense domestic dispute and the man’s final movements before collapsing in the yard.
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Lafayette
Farmer
Ark
Paul Langhorn
Lewisville
Veliit
Jimmy
Langhorg
Linghorn
Marshall May Retire Soon Is Repart
Marshall May Retire Soon becomes a speculative topic as officials discuss possible retirement and replacement. The piece notes rumors around George C and the approaching anniversary of Magabpill's appointment, with hints of a forthcoming decision on succession.
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Marshall
Fighting War Virtually as a Standstill Ends
Tokyo reports the battle on the western front fading as Allied forces withdraw north of Yonchon. Chinese forces press center of Ling area while UN patrols operate in the lower Iron Ridge sector amid limited ground activity and unclear prospects for a broader offensive.
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Tokyo
O'A Momiuelo
Asomouf
Yonchon
Alled Forcex
Calymit Nista-Allil
United Nations
Demir
Goro
Matthod
Gandy
Negotiations on Korea War Accord Move Forward in Tokyo
In Tokyo, UN and Korean leaders discussed potential early action on peace talks and a possible formal surrender framework. President Truman aides indicated plans to press for swift decisions as Washington weighed next steps amid stalled diplomacy and Korean front developments.
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Tokyo
Prasidant Trainin
Nuriers
Japan
Wile
Pusan
Korea
John Mas
Thay
Norway
AsNe
Trygva Lie Ive Guad
Washington
Pyongyang
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