Children Found Living in an Attic in Madison News
Report describes children discovered living in an attic at their parents home. Police were involved after neighbors reported neglect and severe conditions. The siblings, four brothers and sisters, endured cold insulation and moldy surroundings with minimal meals. Authorities investigated parental care and the case raised concerns over welfare and potential adoption.
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Madison
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Ptisetora
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Nan
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Poler
Walter
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Ad Offering Seniors
An advertisement targets people aged 60 to 80 for Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance. It promises simple, obligation free coverage from Glad American Annuities Co of Kansas City and asks readers to mail name, address, and birth information to 3 West 941, epi, Kansas City Missouri for a policy quote.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Amerigan
Kansas City
Adeltese
Glad Amorten Hances
Baptists Preach Yet Industrialist Draws Large Crowd
A public meeting at Fleet Baptist Church invites a large audience to hear an industrialist and education director discuss faith and money. The speaker Le'Tarment travels the United States and Canada sharing his testimony, claiming a dramatic rise from bankruptcy to success. He emphasizes tithing and charitable giving, stating 0 percent of his profits go to God’s work. The event highlights controversy and past tragedies linked to Tennessee and other regions.
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Seer Hende
Ghiech Brotherhood
Spetsorlig
Ge Toutren
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Arkin
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United States
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la Tennessee
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Jiss Avisen
America
Prescott News Hazel Walker Team to Play Here Tonight
Prescott reports the Hazel Walker team hosts Teescutts Eleven at the Prescott Gym tonight in a basketball game to raise funds for gym improvements. Activities include a Frat sale, donations, and community notices from local groups and PTA members.
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Teescutts
Swansonye Ie Fival
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Ge Sure
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The estate of Lyset known as High Sootory deceased is probated in Hempstead County Arkansas. The will dated May 24 1951 was admitted March 3 1958 and the undersigned applied for probate. Creditors may file claims against the estate by petition in the court before the stated deadline.
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Bales Hope
Arkingus
Ioniths Dan
Avobale
Senate to Expand Expenditures on Civil and Military Construction
Senate Public Works Committee met as Lyndon B. Johnson urged two resolutions for increased spending on civil and military construction. Administration officials testified on plans to push a highway program and a broader aid package. House Democrats proposed a $2.5 billion program to fund federal loan facilities and prevent mass protests.
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Suaite Public Works
Lyndon B. Dobheen
Congress
Tabasin
House
Mermbes
Banking Committee
Court to Take Continued from Page One
A fragment from a Little Rock case involves federal and state jurisdiction over a dispute about personal property and two children. The Arkansas state court injunction sought to block enrollments of Black students at a local school, raising questions about hearings and authority in the tense school desegregation period.
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Aenaal
Thomasin
Little Rock
Arkansas
Southeast Asia SEATO Ministers Meet Sparks Tense Clash
Fragmented dispatch describes Dulles era tension over SEATO with accusations against the United States and Communist propaganda. Officials from Indonesia and regional members debate anti crime and military restraint while pressures for collective defense grow amid Cold War fears.
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Shato
Dese
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Obi
SEATO
Peiping
Mabila Rosyain
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Tay
Gastaie
Jiking
Seata Merpikers
NAO
Moscow
Wreck of Benton Claims Several Victims in Collision
A Sunday evening wreck near Benton left multiple people dead or missing. David Tones and Alvin Beek identified among the deceased. others named include Miss Wille Edin Tyra, and a list of additional unnamed passengers. Authorities, including Haskell and Ward Lee, reported the crash amid fog and rapid river currents, with rescue efforts ongoing at the scene.
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Benton
David
Alvin
Rocks
Miss Wille
Edin Tyra
Tours Salda
Supreme Court Upholds Northern Pacific Anti Trust Suit
Washington The Supreme Court upheld a government antitrust suit against Northern Pacific Railway, affirming a federal judgment. The case began in 19__, accusing the railroad of unlawful restraint of trade by tying exclusive shipping contracts to land sales and blocking competition across multiple states including Washington and Wisconsin. The decision, issued Friday, found the land sales and exclusionary agreements violated federal law and harmed oil, gas, timber, and cattle industries across the Northwest.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Wash
Justice Department
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Isseliday
Fiatice
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Oil and Gas
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Limber
Als
Ralleoid
Wisconsin
Mirniesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Opegod
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Amet
Congress
Morehan
Pooelile
Board Refuses to Order a L A Probe
In Little Rock the Kansas State Board of Education declines to initiate a federal probe into school integration at Little Rock Central High School. Officials say they will re evaluate as new developments arise and cite ongoing litigation costs and liability concerns while noting interest from Arkansas Education Association and Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Kansne
State Board of Education
Little Rock Central
Schaol
aleGudge
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Arkansas Education Association
Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Zlatemani
Arkansas reform school plans advance in 1947 legislature
The Arkansas Legislature approves construction of a new all-white reform school as the first of several technical education facilities. Plans include a juvenile at ick point school in Pine Bluff, designed by Miles Rock, with bids to be advertised soon. Rep. Paul Van Dalsem supports the bill, citing the need to train skilled labor as part of a broader campaign.
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Guard
Arkansas
Miles Rock
Seversl
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Morality Play Draws About 400 Onlookers
About four hundred attendees watched a morality play presented outdoors on a Sunday. The production titled He Was Not There depicted a Western society learning to reclaim core values. A spokesman for the naval rearmament scheme announced the event was held at Manila’s PAU patio with licensing pending.
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Manila
Pau
Licenrding Joon
Naval -Ro-Armae Nent
Elven
Allania
Dash Briday
Eureka Springs Plans Mill Climb Event Details
Eureka Springs sponsors a hill climb event May 16 to 18 with the Shire Chamber of Committee backing. President James Wallets announced entrants from cities including Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, Tulsa and Omaha, with safety checks at each mile marker and individual course testing.
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Eureka Springs
Shire Chamber of Committee
Mies Toding
Itdl
Swizetland
James Wallets
Dayoees
Oklahoma
Citic
Ronk
St. Lolis
Dale
Kansas City
Tulsa
Mone
Guild, Pulitzer Co in Agreement
Newspaper Guild members vote on a retirement incentive and wage raise offer from Pulitzer Publishing Co. The tentative agreement provides a general percent pay rise up to 74 dollars and retroactive effect to January 1. Local executive committee backs acceptance after extended talks mediated by federal mediators.
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St, Louis
Newspaper Guild
Pulitzer “Publishing
Union
Igreement
Combinet
SL. Louis
Lacal
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Ecantrack
Cpt
Svegslone
Aisa
Amiriean Newsjaner Gulle
Disputed Negotiations Between Guild and Company Progress
Fragmentary report shows ongoing talks between the Guild and the company about jobs and press access. The article notes four months of discussions with a judge or mediator involved and mentions hopes for a fraternal framing of the issue.
Arkanson May Get FCC Post
President Eisenhower sent the nomination of S. Croz4 to the Brebsle department for approval and named Rich ard A. Mack as a member of the Commission. Mack, a Florida Democrat, will take Mobday duties and replace the outgoing member. The FCC currently has four Republican members allied by majority control.
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Eisehower
Lyons
Arkahnes
FCC
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