Reiterate versus iterate in the language debate
A columnist explores whether reiterate is redundant and argues for iterate as the proper form. The piece cites Webster and Shakespeare, noting the dictionary’s authority, and reflects on education, language origins, and the Kansas City Star lineage. It includes Booth Tarkington anecdotes and stresses curiosity over formal schooling.
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Kansas City Star
Gub
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Princeton
Hearst Son Georges Remarries Actress Jaons in Hollywood
Hollywood reports George Randolph Hearst son of the late publisher William Randolph Hearst wed actress Jaons in a ceremony dated yesterday. The brief notice lists no further details on location or witnesses.
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Hollywood
George Randolph Hearst
William. Randolph Hearst
Bandits steal $100,000 from Naval Air Station credit union
Two masked men armed with short revolvers robbed the Quonset Point Naval Air Station credit union today, escaping in a green sedan with $100,000 in cash. Marines on duty at the gate pursued the bandits as they sped through the station at high speed. Credit union manager Gerald Lyne and civilian guard Thomas Smith were near the bags of funds when the robbery occurred.
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Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Naval Station
Air Station
Tuk
Gerald Lyne
Appening
R. J
Thomas Smith
Aged Doctor Can Now Have Visitors
Memphis march seven report tells of Dr W L Inverness a 75 year old country physician who rarely billed patients and will leave Baptist Hospital for home in Inverness Mississippi He has cancer of the liver and cannot be operated on Yet his old smile returns as neighbors black and white rich and poor raise two thousand dollars to cover medical expenses He plans to greet visitors at his home while awaiting further care and remembers the gratitude of those he served with little expected in return
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Memphis
Tenn
Doc Ervin
Coutry
Doc
Big City
Inverhess
Doe
Inverness
Ti Wae
Old Dor
Old Rock
Glencrest Farm Calves Bring 9050 At Auctions
Third District Livestock Show official Glen Wallace of Nashville visited Hope with Manager Bob Shivers to discuss this year’s event. He noted his Arkansas herd’s quality and recent sale of 12 heifers for 9030 to J. C. Harrison of Columbia SC, highlighting breeding improvements as a goal for the region.
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Glen Wallace
Nashville
Bob Shivers
Wallace
Arkansas
J. C. Harrison
Columbia
South Carolina
Lucinda Barr 73 Dies in Little Rock Funeral Planned
Lucinda Barr died in Little Rock aged 73. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Liberty Church near Prescott officiated by Rev John White. Survived by three sisters Etta Green of Prescott Arg Merbelland and Lena Ween of Shreveport.
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Biss Lucinda Barr
Little Rock
Liberty Church
Prescot
John White
Etta Green
Prescott
Arg
Merbelland
Lena] Ween
Bhreveport
Mrs. Dean, longtime teacher, dies at Hope hospital
Irma Dean a veteran educator with 53 years in classrooms across Tennessee Mississippi and Wyoming died Friday in a Hope hospital after years of illness. Born in Colliesville she taught in Marvel and Laramie before settling in Hope in 1925. Survived by her daughter Gwendolyn, funeral at First Methodist Church with internment in Iuka Mississippi. Active pallbearers include James Jones Joe Amony Frank Rider and others from the school system.
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Irma Dean
Colliesville
Tennessee
Dean
Arkansas
Marvel
Gwendolyn
Laramie
Wyoming
Hope
Legion
First Methodist Church
Iuka
Mississippi
James H. Jones
Joe Amony
Frank Rider
R. E. Jackson
Horace Hubbard
Foy H. Hammons
Lawrence Martin
Jack Sargent
Thomas Cannon
Garland Urrey
Joe Ensminger
Early Red Cross Donors Named in Hempstead County List
Hempstead county's Red Cross campaign progresses with workers contacting businesses and residents to reach last season's shortfall. Early contributors include Miss Henry's Gilt Shop Ruth's Hat & Blouse Shop City Cafe Polk Millinery Store Mrs Ella Beatty Mrs Jena Nelson Mrs Clyde's Button Shelove Ward & Son Drug Co Repen's Dept Store Davis Furniture Co Gibson Drug Co Ward & Son Drug Co.
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Hempstead
Red Cross
Miss Henry
Ruth
Pink Taylor
City Cafe
Omn
Polk Millinery
Ella Beatty
Jena Nelson
Clyde
Ruth Taylor
Sam Revis Davis Furniture Co
John S. Gibson Drug, Co
J. A. Richards
Repen
Crews
Cece Ward & Son Drug Co
Local couple to observe 60th wedding date
Mr and Mrs W J McBay of South Laurel Street will observe their 60th wedding anniversary with a family reunion and open house to 5 pm Sunday March Their anniversary was yesterday They were married in 1892 in Sebastian County near Greenwood They have nine children and twenty three grandchildren and they have lived in the area all their lives
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W. J. McBay
Laurel Street
Sebastian County
Greenwood
Foreign Aid Fund Likely to Be Sharply Cut
Washington March 7 The President's one two Sunday push for a 7.9 billion foreign aid program signals tough times ahead in Congress as lawmakers debate slicing the package. Truman used a 7,500 word messages and a TV radio plea to persuade the nation that every dollar is needed to meet the Russian threat. Critics say he mingled policy with politics while others defend the security stakes.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Audeignee
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Ind
Fage Two
Key Cast Named for Kiwanis Minstrel Show
Kiwanis announces the cast for the ninth Kiwanis Minstrel with director Dr Emmett Thompson as Mister Interlocutor Marshall Blackard leads the lineup including Lawrence Martin Eddie Whitman Suy Grigg Jimmy Miller Frank Horton and Moody Willis. Rehearsals run now for the March 2021 performances at the High School auditorium with proceeds supporting Kiwanis youth activities.
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The
Kiwanis
Emmett ‘Thompson
Marshall Blackard
Ead
Lawrence
Simon
Chinese Worry of Possible Coast Blockade
Chinese worry about a coast blockade or invasion as negotiators seek to extend any armistice beyond Korea. Col Darrow says a universal ban would apply to any military force outside Korea. The debate centers on removing specific references to Korea from the armistice text.
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Munsih
Koruna
Maren
Carnstall
Red China
Neds
Sit
Todao
Korea
Don D. Darrow
Fledsx
Korean
Pu Shan
The U S Postman a Best Yet Least Recognized Educator
HAL BOYLE profiles the U S postal worker as a walking library and traveling professor of common life. He traverses snow and storm delivering letters that carry love news bills and knowledge, shaping communities with quiet wisdom and patience over decades.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
America
Real University of the Cominion
Man—The Post
Servier
Tathry
Theamily
Bell Refund May Again Go Before the High Court
Arkansas Supreme Court weigh rehearing in Southwestern Bell Telephone Co case as cities protest large rate increase. Bell seeks to reduce or eliminate refunds ordered. motions filed by both sides before submission Monday. Court has authorized annual Arkansas rates near 0.177 million, far below Bell’s requested 4.6 million and well under Public Service Commission’s 3.0 million grant.
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Arkansas Subremte
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tate
Telephone Company
Seld Am Granty Pe
High Court
Bast Neetth
Arkansas
Public Service
Oilboat Olga Captures Washington Spotlight in Senate Hearing
Mrs Konow a prominent ship-owner testifies before a Senate committee about her lucrative sale of surplus U. S. tankers to a Chinese-financed firm. Her husband Tom Konow, and lawyer Roy Kelley accompany her as she details profits and politics, with plans to continue testimony on Page Two.
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Olga’ Kunow
Senate
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Norwegiay
Maprlane Bletrich Voloe
Konow
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Czechoslovakia
Shamada
U. S
Josaph
Casey
Mya
Tom
Hettie
Kelly
Roy Kelley
Flint
Mrs. Jo Monroe To Be Buried at Washington
Funeral services for Mrs. Jo Monroe of Washington, age 68, who died yesterday at a Texas home, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the Washington Methodist Church with Rev. Francis Buddin and Dr. Williams officiating. She was the widow of Luke Monroe, Hempstead County attorney. Active pallbearers include EF Norwood, Bill Etter, Crit Stuart, Mack Parsons, George Hosmer, Sammy Smith, James H. Pilkinton, and Jolly Stuart.
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Jo Monroe
Washington
Whea
Texas
Edwards Back From Field Trials at Bonneville
B W Edwards reports return from the National Amateur Field Trials at Bonneville after two days of riding a rough course with a two week scheduling gap. Sixty eight entrants from across the United States competed as field judges and riders observed the proceedings amid challenging terrain and conditions.
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B. W. Edwards
Hope
Bonneville
United States
Booneville
Mer. Edwards
Witness Reports Man Strangling Nurse at Downtown Hotel
Los Angeles March 7 A Palle hekt Willi Kiloie a 27 year old repairman is accused in a murder case after four witnesses observed him strangle a nurse identified as Mao J. Mathis about 40 formerly of Dragerton Utah inside a downtown hotel room. Jordin Jones of Sacramento said he saw the couple enter the room then the nurse was strangled with a belt and the assailant ransacked her handbag. Police broke in as the killer held the belt, a rescue squad and doctor attempted revival, but Mathis died. The suspect met the woman in a bar and refused to give his address claiming a quarrel over money.
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Los Angeles
Yentoll
Fidgerntoy
Miurdee
Mao J. Mathis
Dragerton
Utah
Jordin Jones
Sacramento
Bob Reed
Janet
Officera
Tich
Five Department
Redd
Klink
Mink
Rutherford Heads Negro Campaign Effort at Verger High
Vernon Rutherford, principal, announces the Negro division of the annual Red Cross campaign at Verger High. He urges every citizen to contribute, noting the 1952 drive aims to reach all homes. Local solicitors include Hazel Dunnings, Fannie Buchanan, Nan Washington, Ethul Blezell, and Booker T. Murty.
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Will V. Rutherford
Ethul Blezell
Booker T. Murty
Methodist Dedication Week Planned March 9 16
A Week of Dedication Services is set for First Methodist Hope from March 9 through 16 with rescue speakers and assisting pastors listed. Events include Sunday evening services at 7 p m with W B Apne and Boyce and a sequence of speakers including Sedeen e 30 and Bry F C Crow along with other local figures.
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Methodist
Probers seek Pentagon list of public information workers
Washington March UP report says a House subcommittee on mil watte says the Defense Department should re examine its publicity and reveal names of workers who provided information. The panel hints at potential further names to be released from a list of 14 and related public informants.
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Washington
House
Mil Watte
Pentagon
Roll ’ Chainen
Frank Edward Hebard
D-La
Defensa Department
Carrega
Bleachers Collapse Wounds Score, Fails at Show
In Baltimore on March 7 a disastrous collapse of bleachers during a fan show left 275 injured, with over 375 treated for bruises and crush injuries. Police and officials reported a panic as heavy beams fell, trapping and injuring attendees including women and children. Building inspectors vowed investigation while authorities pursued reasons for the disaster and safety permits.
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Magrain Huilding
Paul Cohen
Baghnie
Cohen Aald
Pete
Harvey
Jack Muleshy
Natath
Mulcahy
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