MacArthur A Storied Career in New Critique Book
A review in Editor & Publisher of Charleo Lee and Richard Henschel's MacArthur biography highlights his dual legacy across two generations. It notes courage in France 1917 and the Bonus Army incident under Hoover, plus a long feud with General Marshall and MacArthur's stance on air power against early aviation advocates.
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Russia Blamed for Deadlock in Truce Talks
Washington officials blame the Kremlin for the stalemate in Panmunjom armistice talks. The Reds demand that Russia join a proposed neutral nations committee to police the truce, while the United States and United Nations favor a joint commission of belligerents with equal representation. Moscow seeks peace making credit and to assert belligerent status, arguing its earlier proposals sparked negotiations seven months ago.
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Reds Debate UN Veto On Russia Nominations At Panmunjom
Panmunjom dispatch reports North Korean and Allied negotiators clashed over UN veto power on Russian nominations as a neutral inspector. Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho accused the Allies of blackmail and lies during prisoner exchange talks while recalling past criticisms of Billy Mitchell and the air force’s rise.
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Peddler of Dope Charged With Murder
New York case of Barry Robinson charged with selling heroin to a teenage mother who died. Police say he injected the drug, disposed of the body in a truck bound for Greenwich Connecticut, and was arraigned on homicide charges with bail denied.
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Local PTAs Plan Statewide Rally in Little Rock
About 1500 citizens will attend a statewide rally in the Little Rock High School auditorium on Wednesday March 5 at 7:30 a.m. The event, called by Mrs. Fielding A. Poe, president of the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers, will feature Harry S. Ashmore as keynote. Dr. R. K. Bent of the University of Arkansas will show study procedures and survey forms will be distributed.
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Jim McKenzie
Best Trick of a Magician Is Telling Truth, McManus Says
New York attorney John J. McManus, owner of the world’s largest magic apparatus collection, shares that the greatest feat is truth telling. He cites a $100,000-plus collection to be shown at Madison Square Garden next week and recalls how magic has influenced politics and business.
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County Red Cross Drive Kicks Off Tuesday
Hempstead Red Cross campaign workers plan a $5,814 county drive with a 7:30 a.m. kickoff breakfast at Hotel Barlow hosted by drive chairman R. M. LaGrone Jr. The goal aims to fund local uses, though past years fell short. Residents urged to contribute generously.
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West Bros Assistant Managers Hold Annual Meeting in Arkansas
The West Brothers Assistant Managers gathered at Dorado Arkansas February 24 25 26 and 27 for a training themed meeting. In charge were Glen West Ruston Claude West Stuttgart J A West Jr Bastrop and H Wiggins Hope with DeRidder Louisiana's Guillory and state supervisor A H Beckman attending. The program featured discussions on advertising display merchandising personnel management and community service plus a barbecue hosted by J A West Sr Wear Brothers in Dorado. The Lions Club Sucsis led a noon meeting and a farewell tea was held Tuesday with Lion Oil Company president Mr Martin speaking.
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Minor Accident Brings Arrest
A minor accident occurred Saturday at Third and Washington involving cars driven by Emmiett Dean and James McDowell. City officers charged Dean and Asgro with following to oripe.
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Billy Gentry Named President of Hope High Key Club
Billy Gentry was elected president of the Hope High Sedge Key Club with Lawrence Martin as sponsor. Jimmie Mulling was chosen as vice president, Benjamin Newbern as secretary, and Charley Halbert as treasurer.
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Plan to Revamp Revenue Setup Goes on Black
Washington reports President Truman moves to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau to curb corruption. The plan would end presidential appointment of collectors, place bureau officials under civil service, and face Senate scrutiny as hearings on the Justice Department begin with McGrath testimony and a widening tour of investigations.
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Junior Play Offers Romance and Fun at High School
The Whiz Kids, a three age comedy, will be staged March 7 in the High School Auditorium. Cast includes Jan Moses as Bunny, Barky Fuller as Buck, and Sonny El Jen as the young Romeo. Junior Class members sell tickets with admission 25 and 50 cents.
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Hempstead County School District Names Board Members
Hempstead County school district lists candidates for annual school elections on March 15 with a February 23 filing deadline requiring petitions signed by two qualified voters. Hope district has two seats with incumbents Sid McMath Dorsey McRae Jr and others. Mempstead district 3 shares Moree Ellen and Jimmy Griffin incumbents. Spring Hill appoints Giles Foster Ronaldo Sooter. Washington district includes Sam H. Smith incumbent. Saratoga lists Hodge Billy. Gherngey has Joe Daugherty incumbent.
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Jimmy Griffin
Esumbent
Spring Hill
Giles Foster
Ronaldo Sooter
Washington
Sam H. Smith
Saratoga
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Billy
Hodge
Gherngey
Joe Daugherty
Connally Sees Likely French Aid Delayed by Senate Query
Washington March 3 The Associated Press reports Senator Connally says French military aid may be delayed as he questions Secretary Acheson and the State Department before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Acheson is expected to address Lisbon treaty issues and organizational questions. Continued on page.
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Raynaud Fails in effort to form French cabinet crisis deepens
Paris reports that Paul Reynaud failed to assemble a national union cabinet as Edgar Faure's administration ends. Rene Pleven refused to join, Vincent Auriol proposes new measures, Antoine Pinay eyed for premiership. Crisis stalls Western defense planning and risks shifting Indochina policy amid Socialist resistance.
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Patmos Girl Elected County 4 H Club President
In a Saturday meeting in Patmos, a local girl was named president of the County 4 H Club Council. The organization outlined upcoming activities including study days at the Experiment Station, a state camp at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville, and leader training at Pet Jean with emphasis on forestry and conservation. Delegates will join the county rally, participate in livestock shows, and engage in county tractor projects and judging events.
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Fires Rapidly Suppressed After Early Blaze Report
Two fires were quickly contained today before significant damage. Details are sparse and the report notes an urban fire unit responded promptly, with no injuries listed.
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