India opposes U S military aid and Kashmir interference
Prime Minister Nehru rejected Eisenhower's offer of military aid and demanded U S observers leave Kashmir. He said American forces were unwelcome in the disputed region as Pakistan accepts U S aid and the cease fire team monitors the line. Nehru warned the issue broadens with new forces on the Pakistani side, while Eisenhower insists aid aims only to deter aggression.
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Desl Hdia
Jawaharlal Nehu Flay
Eisenhower
Kashmilk
Nehru
Pakistan
United States
United Nations
Kashmir
Korea
India
Nehru Jid
Fire Destroys O Dell Home on N Elm
The home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert O Dell at 514 N Elm was completely destroyed by fire about 1 30 a m Sunday Origin of the blaze could not be determined The O Dells were away at the time Firemen reported the frame house and contents destroyed High winds fanned the fire and sparks also ignited a tree two blocks away at the Oglesby school yard Neighbors noted the house was engulfed when firemen arrived No loss estimate available
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Gilbert O'Dell
N. Elm
O'Dell
Haskell Jones
Oglesby School Yard
Fulton Man L. L. Gleghorn Dies at 73
L L Gleghorn 73 of Fulton dies at home on Saturday. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs J D Dyer of Texarkana a son K A Gleghorn of Fulton and nephew Ross Gleghorn of Hope. Funeral services held 10 am Sunday at Herndon Corn as Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Sardis Church of Stamps.
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Lee Gleghorn
Fulton
J. D. Dyer
Texarkana
K. A. Gleghorn
Ross Gleghorn
Hope
Herndon
Cornas
Wrial
Sardis Church of Stamps
Donations Grow for the Red Cross Appeal
Earlier reports list contributions totaling 1053.50 dollars to the American Red Cross. Donors include Young Chevrolet Company, Mrs. C. Q. Cook, Herndon-Comelius-Funeral Howie, Graves, J. C. Atchley Company, Hope Brick Works, and Mr. and Mrs. KY McLarty with amounts ranging from 10 to 200 dollars.
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American Red Cross
Young Chevrolet Co
C. QO. Cook
Herndon-Comelius -Funeral Howie
J. C. Atchley Company
Hope Brick Works
KY McLarty
Sing
World Series Films to Be Shown Tonight
Managers sponsors and others interested in the Little and Bi Big Leagues are asked to meet at its hall at 7 50 tonight. A couple films the 1953 major league and the World Series will be shown.
Ratton Infant Wayne-Patton Born in Tyley Texas
Ratton infant Wayne-Patton, 16 months, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Patton of Tyley Texas, died Sunday. The child formerly lived in Hope with his parents.
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Ratton
Darry Wayne-Patton
Gidson
Bill Paty
Tyley
Texas
President Still Oppose Tax Exemption
President Eisenhower remains opposed to increasing personal income tax exemptions. House Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr said after White House talks that the President’s stance is firm, while lawmakers in both parties weigh tax proposals and possible vetoes as the Ways and Means committee weighs recommendations. Hagerty noted a $100 to $700 exemption rise would cost about 2.5 billion dollars, but the President’s position was not changed by today’s discussions.
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RX Chany Washington
House
Joseph W Martin, Jr
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
White House
Marti
Senate
Congress
Martin
Hey
Treasury
George Humphrey
Eigenhower
Humphrey
GOP
William Knowland
Wause Ways and Means Committee
Marlin
James C Hagerty
Hagerty
World War I Hero Alvin York in Nashville Hospital
The 66 year old Medal of Honor winner Alvin York was in serious condition facing a cerebral hemorrhage at a Nashville hospital. A physician said he would likely remain hospitalized for another week to 30 days but is not expected to be permanently paralyzed.
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Nashville
Tenn M
Alvin York
Benson Sees Sound Farm Program Ahead
Secretary of Agriculture Benson, in his first annual report to the President, says 1934 marked a halt to a long decline in farm prices and the development of a sound permanent farm program. He notes steps to adjust production, previously expanded during and after the War, and says the Eisenhower administration inherited surpluses and overproduction from Truman. The aim is to move toward a sound basis for agriculture despite limited tools for the 1950s. Continued on Page Two
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Benson
Eisenhower
Truman
Muebh
Ualilee
Ward
Movieland Heart Tremors Record In Magazine Era
A Saurl Pett column notes how movie fan magazines magnify romantic tension. In a March 1953 Motion Picture Magazine piece on Gregory Peck abroad, editors frame marriage strain with hopeful tone despite public warnings from Greta and Greg.
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Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York
Gregory
Final Rites for Officers of Shreveport
Shreveport law officers prepared for final rites for Police Chief Huckabay and Deputy Maurice Miller of Bossier Parish, slain after a three hour gun battle with a Negro farm hand identified as West. Miller died after being shot entering a cabin. West was killed in the exchange as police fired and used tear gas. Huckabay died from neck wounds about an hour later.
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Shreveport Law
Ebg Huckabay F
Maurice Miller
Bossict Parish
Man West
West
Miller
Shreveport
Hickabay
Burns Home Near Patmos Destroyed by Fire
The home of Thornton Burns near Patmos was totally destroyed by a fire last Friday night February 26. Household goods were lost and the home valuation was about four thousand dollars, largely not fully covered by insurance.
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Thornton Burns
Registered Hereford Sale Tuesday in Third District Show
Hereford breeders association stages a registered Hereford sale Tuesday at the Third District Livestock Show in Collegeville, expecting hundreds of buyers from nearby states. The sale follows judging at 9 a.m. with 52 head—31 bulls and 81 cows—registered from regional herds in southwest Arkansas.
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Atkarisas Hereford Breeders Association
Collgeuny
Arkansas
McCarthy Seeks Stevens Explanation On Army Discharges
Senator Joseph McCarthy pressed Army Secretary Robert Stevens to testify in a closed session to explain alleged contradictions in the army policy on discharging suspected Communists. The investigative subcommittee voted to cite Pvt. David Linfield for contempt for noncooperation, while witness Sidney Rubenstein, 25, testified he has had no Communist ties since 1948 and received a general discharge under honorable conditions.
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Washington
Jseph R. McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy
Rwis
Stevens
Pvt
David Linfield
New York
Linfield
Sidney Rubenstein
Communist Party
Rubenstein
Pernee
McCarn
Brigginess
Fe’ Ress
Ralph Wi Zwicker
Eight Die in New York Hotel Blaze
A hotel blaze at Gros singer Hotel and Country Club killed eight people and injured five others as guests fled from a 24 story staff residence. Firefighters halted the spread, with damage estimated at 30000 dollars. Dead include Siegfjed Haus, Erna Haus, David Bernstein, Hannah Bernstein, Fannie Ross, Catherine Krick, Jack Shildkvet, and Anna Rubenstein. Rocky Marciano was among the weekend guests.
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Grossinger Hotel
Rocky Marciano
Siegfjed Haus
Fil
Erna
David Bernstein
Hannah
Fannie Ross
Catherine Krick
Jack Shildkvet
J G Harrison 89 Dies in Blevins City
James Giddeon Harrison 89 resident of Blevins died Saturday at Gordon Hospital. Survived by daughter-in-law Mrs Claude Harrison and a son-in-law M Yocum of Blevins. Funeral services held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Midway conducted by Rev J W Rushing and Rev Hoe Hunter.
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James Giddeon Harrison
Bleving
Gordon Hospital
Inyay
Claude Harrison
M. Yocum
Blevins
J. W. Rushing
Hoe Hunter
Banquet Speakers Set by Chamber of Commerce
Five Congressmen will be on the floor as Gunr-Girlies discuss the Jan Stuart Principal speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet. Jan Stuart, director of public relations for the Southern States Industrial Council in Nashville, Tenn, will address guests at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the High School cafeteria. Stuart, a native of Dublin, came to the United States in 1947 as a guest of the conference. He later returned with his wife and children to Mr. Stuart’s hometown to further his work in education. A formal program is planned, with specific remarks by Rep. Ata. shot.
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Jan Stuart
Annuary Chamber of Commerce
Southern States Industrial Council Ot
Nashville
Tenn
Dubbi Stuart
United’ ‘States
Mfo
Egypt Syria Rioting Kills at Least 37
Rioting in Khartoum as Egyptian President Mohammed Naguib attends the state opening of a new parliament leaves at least 37 dead and over 100 injured. Sudan proclaims a state of emergency, delaying the parliament session indefinitely. Police report 14 policemen and 11 rioters killed.
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Gerald Arathoon Khartou
Sudan
Mohammed Naguib
Egypt
Robert Howe
Yaaston
Nagulb
Egye Tian
Five Killed in Philadelphia Explosion
A blast in a Philadelphia neighborhood leveled two three story brick buildings housing a luncheonette and jewelry store. Five people died, including luncheonette owner Isadore Pearlman. four others were injured or missing. Rescue workers found two children under a fountain and another body near the fountain as roofs collapsed and a large fire sent flames through the debris. About 500 residents were displaced and 50 families sought Red Cross shelter for the night.
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Philadelphia
Deattoya
Phil
George E. Hink
Red Cross
Isadore Pearlman
Bruce Schwartz
Salvatore Baladino
Marine Marone
Fanny Rudolph
Sampel
Warren Confirmed as Chief Justice by Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Warren as Chief Justice by voice vote with about 40 senators present. Known as California’s former governor and 1948 GOP vice presidential candidate, Warren had held the court post since a recess appointment during adjournment. Some Southern Democrats signaled opposition, while Republican leaders projected overwhelming support despite possible full vote.
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Senate
Karl ‘Warren
United States
Mae
Knowland
Rcalif
Warren
Garcer
Rachel
Calif
Gov¢Nor
California
GOP
Supreme Court
Congress
Oirmal Rolyall
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Mississippi
O. D. .Jomneson
South Carolina
Miss Helga Leew to Observe Schools in New England
Miss Helga Leew, a young German teacher, will depart Wednesday to New England for a month to study local schools and practices. She found the visit wonderful and plans a possible return, noting differing schooling attitudes and transport habits compared with Germany.
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Helga Leew
New England
Miss Leew
Germany
Ana
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