So Little Is Left for So Many Back in the Old Home Town
The editor urges readers to assess source credibility in news and highlights a three column map of the United States showing the federal budget. It notes the map originated from the U S Chamber of Commerce and was based on Commerce Department figures. It also mentions a Beasley Hogan Arkansas brochure detailing tax allocations.
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Daily News
United States
Mississippi
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
National
C. I
Chamber
U.S. Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Star
Arkansas
L. R. Beasley
J. C. Hogan
Comptroller
State Capitol
Little Rock
Beasley - Hogan
Loral
Charges in School Disturbances Dropped
Magistrate Mas Bevill dropped charges yesterday against 14 persons linked to disturbances over the transfers of about a dozen Negroes to Pake schools. The dismissals included Roy Downs and Jerry Ellis in the Jan. 27 burning of three fiery presses and Rob ert Hogan and Charles Miller Jr in the Jan. 26 vandalism of a Negro physician's home. Conspiracy and endangering lives charges against nine Negroes and four white figures, including attorney David Lansden, were also dismissed.
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David Lansden
Work on plant starts for Navy jet assembly in Riverhead
Riverhead New York March 4 Work has begun on a projected 22 million dollar Navy jet plane assembly plant and testing field The Azuuman Aircraft Engineering Corp expects to get it into operation by April 1953 Also noted New York March 4 SUFFOCATES Eleven month old Peter Sherlock was describing a radiator valve incident resulting in death inferred from steam exposure
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Riverhead
N. Y
Navy
Theazumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Operaton
New York
Peter Sherlock
Brazilian Train Wreck Kills 82, 200 Injured
Rio de Janeiro March 4 At least two killed and about two hundred injured when a Rio Belo Horizonte passenger train derailed at Anchieta crossing two miles from Rio and struck the commuter cars. Fire and rain hindered rescue efforts. many bodies recovered and six later died at Carlos Chagas Hospital.
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Rio de Janeiro
Carlos Chagas
Rio-Belo Horizonte
Anchieta
Rio
Paguna River
Laborer Rescued on Carew Tower Ledge by Fire Squad
Cincinnati observers watched as Robert M. Jones a 26 year old laborer perched on a 47th floor ledge of the Carew Tower for two hours. Fire saving squad members Lt. Alcoral and colleagues leaped to the ledge and pulled him to safety after pleas from his father Albert Jones and Father Paul Huber. The rescue was broadcast live via WLW-T and its affiliates in Dayton and Columbus.
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Fire Lire
Carew Tower
Robert M. Jones
Pelévision
Wlw-T
Dayton
Columbus
Colones
Albert Jones
Paul Huber
St. Xavier Church
Vine St
Jones
Lt. Alcoral
Life Squad
Robert Gears
Ray McDonald
Arkansas Jobs Get Metal Materials
Regional Director Ernest L. Tuit of the National Production Authority announced first quarter allotments of steel, copper and aluminum totaling ten million dollars for water and sewage construction across Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Allocations include Russellville sewerage 368,985 Fayetteville sewerage 11,800 Eudora sewerage 26,000 Fordyce sewerage 284,560 Benton water 7,750 Danville water 28,000 Rogers sewerage 359,000 Benton water 165,660 Little Rock Municipal Water Works water 54,842 Wenor water not stated.
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Dallas
Ernest L. Tuit
National Production Authority Today
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Russellville
Fayetteville
Eudora
Fordyce
Benton
Danville
Rogers
Benton Water
Little Rock
Wenor
Episcopal Church Plans Lent Services
The Rev. T. P. Devlin, rector of St. Andrew's Pine Bluff, Ack, preaches at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. This begins the weekly Lent services.
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T. P. Devlin
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Devlin
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Pine Bluff
Ack
Lions Club Hears Ray Lawrence At Hope Meeting
Ray Lawrence discussed duties for a Chamber of Commerce during the Hope Lions Club gathering. Visitors included A. I. Jones, candidate for district governor, and El Dorado residents J. A. West, W. Z. Parrish, E. L. Adams, and Paul Hyde.
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Ray Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Hope Lions Club
A. I. Jones
J. A. West
W. Z. Parrish
E. L. Adams
Paul Hyde
el Dorado
Truman exempts Frances Ferrides from civil service retirement
President Truman signed an executive order exempting Frances Ferrides, a member of the Civil Service Commission, from what would be seen as retirement provisions. The move adjusts her status effective immediately, allowing continued service beyond typical retirement rules.
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Washington
Truman
Frances Perrides
Civil Serve Commission
Decisions Handed Down in Hempstead Chancery Court
Chancery Court in Hempstead with Judge James H. Pilkinton presiding handed down multiple decisions. Divorces granted for Mary Lois Austin and Ella Maxwell, with custody or support arrangements. several petitions and hearings set, including changes of custody and a citation for Faye Yocom. Other cases involve Lambert Thompson, Johnson, Inc. versus James Knight for $20, and a transfer hearing for Stephens vs. Stephens set for March 6.
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James H. Pilkinton
Chancery Court
Mary Lois Austin
Berrell Austin
Martha Ann Lambeth
Guy H. Lambeth
Ella Maxwell
Nodie Maxwell
Faye Yocom
Henry Yocom
Kathleen Robertson
Teddie R. Robertson
Laura Braden Lyons
Daryl Lyons
Lambert + Thompson, Johnson, Inc
Kempstead County Lumber Co
James Knight
Nashville Pca
C. L. Stephens
Mary Adele Stephens
John Chester Legona
Burgerlee D. Legons
Kiwanis Minstrel Rehearsals Start March 6
The Ninth Annual Kiwanis Minstrel opens rehearsals March 6 at the Youth Center under Dr Emmett Thompson who leads the show. Proceeds aid Hope Youth Programs with past editions surpassing ten thousand dollars in contributions. Committee chairs include Eddie Whitman, Henry Haynes, Jess Davis, and Howard Byers.
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Kiwanis Minstrells
Youth Center
Emmett Thompson
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope
Dr. Thompson
Eddie Whitman
Eddie
The
Hope Kiwanis Cluk
Henry Haynes
Jess Davis
Howard Byers
Allies Apologize for Planes Over Neutral Area
The United Nations command says it apologizes for four Allied planes flying over the neutral Punmunjom area during Korea talks. Col. Anarew J. Kinney says the Feb 24 incident was unintended due to technical conditions beyond UN command control. The statement follows Peiping reports that Allied officers admitted the flight, traced to md iver jets flown in Korea by Australian pilots.
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Koya
United Nations Command
Punmunjom
Korea
Anarew J. Kinney
U. S. Air Force
Chang Clain
U.N. Command
Rad
Peiping
Negoli
Attlee Defeats Labor Attack On Defense Policy
London March 4 Clement Attlee repelled a Labor Party challenge to his leadership over Britain's national defense policy. Reported margin near three to one, with Bevan pressing to scale back rearmament to protect welfare services. Attlee plans to pursue Churchill government line on defense.
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Clement A. Attlee
Labor Party
Britain
Attlee
Curin Bevan
House of Commons
Sammons
Winston Churchill
Lab
Bevan
De Gaulle Casts Shadow Over French Politics
De Gaulle looms in French politics as Antoine Ploy seeks a cabinet of experts while Prime Minister Faure’s government faces strain. France weighs a 1400 billion franc defense bill and tax bans as deputies discuss increased U S aid for Western Europe, with Rene Plevin and others wary of outcomes.
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Chaves de Gaulle
Antoine Ploy
Tk Vike
France
OHL
Pinay
Tansport Nigister
Edgar Faure
Wartine
Paul Reynaud
Piony
Teeh- Weians
Rene Plevin
Sul
Suny
United States
Pig Fennee
Washington
Ton Connatty
Brext
Senate
Third Suit to Test School Segregation in Arkansas
Lin Rock March 4. Harold Flowers Pine Bluff Negro attorney filed a federal suit challenging Arkansas laws enforcing segregation of White and Negro students. The defendants include officers of Gallutt Special School District No. 40 Lincoln County. Flowers previously sued Fordage and Hayes districts. A special three judge panel hears arguments on two related cases as well.
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Lin Rock
Py . A
Arkkansas
Harold Flowers
Pine Bluff
Goulkt Special
Lincoln County
Fordage
Hayes Special
St. Francis County
Flowers
Leaving Income Tax to Wives Creates Tax Chaos
Hal Boyle reports a humorous tale where Horace Barnacle and Wilbur Preble discuss tax duties. Wilbur assigns his wife Trellis Mae power of attorney after declaring himself mentally incompetent. Trellis Mae argues depen dents like their canary Murgatroyd deserve deductions. tax agents grapple with her unconventional figures. The bit ends with Wilbur claiming relief from IRS stress, though the joke highlights strained tax filing dynamics.
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Wilbur Preble
Horace
Wilbur
Barnacle
Santa Claus
Trellis Mae
Troilus Mae
Mae
Internal Revenue
Imun
Murgatroyd
Washington
Tretlig Mae
Wiloor
Internal Revenue Olite
Eight Million Dollar Water Program Recommended
The Agriculture Department urged Congress to fund an $83.9 million soil and water conservation project for the Grand River watershed in Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas and Missouri. Federal share would total $44.9 million with local funds covering the rest. about 75 reservoirs and check dams would be built at $4.84 million. Annual losses are estimated at $3.35 million, while benefits could reach $22.78 million. maintenance would cost $0.87 million, largely from local interests.
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Washington
Grand River
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Congress
Agriculture Department
French Seek Cause of Air Crash Near Nice Airport
Officials investigating the Air France crash near Nice Airport doubt a bird strike caused the two port engines to fail. The four engine Languedoc plunged into an olive grove while en route to Paris killing 87 of 138 aboard. survivor Ming Marguerite Delpy in critical condition. dancer Harriet Toby Katzman of Brooklyn among the dead. investigators expect days of examinations to determine a definite cause.
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Nice
France
Air France
Yasterday
Paris
Ming Marguerie Delpy
Mrs. M. J. Haynes Dies at 88 in Herndon
Mrs. M. J. Haynes aged 88 passed away at home after a long life as a member of the First Christian Church. She leaves a son Alvin A. Haynes and a daughter Mrs. Geom Dodda of Hobbs New Mexico, formerly of Hope, plus a Benton relative. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel.
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Fliat Christian Church
Iife
Alvngd
A. Haynes
Ni ¢ Christian Church
Oliver Adame and Larry Meet at Valley School Eye Event
Oliver Adame and Larry attended a Valley School eye event last week. The gathering focused on vision screenings and parent engagement, with organizers noting continued collaboration between families and educators to support student eye health.
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Perempsteat
Getile
Oliver Adame
Larry
Valley School Eye
French Hit Massing Enemy in Indochina
Saigon reports French planes and artillery struck Communist Viet Minh forces near Ninh Giang, 40 miles southeast of Hanoi, in a major operation aimed at halting an assault on Tarol. The drive followed a withdrawal of 20,000 troops from Hoa Binh and the Red River Delta defense.
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Indochina
Tarol
Ninh Giang
Hanoi
Hoa Binh
Red River Delton
Arsa
Viet Nam
Tran van Kha
Washington
Brunsals
Rame Vatuba City
Canberra
Australia
Local Political Winds Stir With Possible Candidacies
Rumors swirl as Talbot Field Jr may run for representative and Dr F P Crow seeks reelection to the state senate. Shivers and Efulney circulate as potential foes, with Sheriff Sutton pressuring toward county judge. Two filings already made for tax assessor and circuit clerk. Cook presses sheriff racecross by Movier.
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Nevada
Pike
Claud Sutton
Fred A. Luck
A. G. Garrett
Ceci Weaver
Crit Stuart
Garrett Wis
Cleris
C. Cook
Milton Movier
Wtalto Pollee
Henderson State Teachers College Students Practice Teach in Hope
Pat Walton joins 48 Henderson State Teachers College student teachers who will off campus practice teaching this spring. They will teach in Little Rock North Little Rock Arkadelphia Hope Prescott and Pine Bluff public schools for nine weeks starting March 10.
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Arkadelphia
Pat Walton
Henderson State Teachers College
Henderson
Little Rock
North
Ditte
Rack
Hope
Prescott
Pine Bluff
Truman urges world unity against Soviet hate policy
President Truman appealed for global unity saying the United States seeks peace with the Soviet Union and condemning aggression. He highlighted a new U S Coast Guard cutter voyage and stressed readiness to defend democracy, as reporters noted ongoing tensions with Communist powers.
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Truman
Roy
Soviet Union
Russia
Trumtin
Tonver Coast Guard
Enly
Tron Curtain
Caribbenn
Enat
Baing
Vagat
Conat
Voice
Osaured
America
Russian Gi identified in United Nations force incident
A garbled report notes a 23-year-old Ruslan with a husband lost to a conflict near Dairen. It mentions United Nations forces involved and references vague actions by officers and local authorities. Names and details are largely unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Fk Fusulan
United ‘Nations
Elgin
Ruslan
Pe I Art and Marae
Anres
Mani Liboy Dimovg
Ann Pounds
Datinite
Stenin
Aran Buing
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