Lamears Seek Different Pasture After Goat Farm Trek
A Vermont couple, Arthur and Mrs. Lamear of Bethel aged 58 and 42, left for Clarksville Arkansas by horse and wagon last year to run a mail bought goat farm. Four years later they return to Vermont lamenting Arkansas weather and hardship while critics question the journey and care for the goats.
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Arthur Lamear
Bethel
Clarksville
Ark
God's Country
Vermont
Lamear
Arkansas
California
Arizona Desert
Youth Bride Deny Murder Knowledge
Minneapolis reports Kathleen Birmingham aged 17 and her fiancé Milton Babich 39 deny knowledge of Patricia Birmingham’s death in Milwaukee. Kathleen says they married in Kalamazoo last Friday and fled after Patricia disappeared February 10. Detectives question Babich about a missed meeting with Patricia and the rapid Michigan marriage amid a five day Wisconsin waiting law.
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Minneapolis
Kathleen Birmingham
Broom
Kathleen
Patricia
Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fabricia
Lawrence Papke
Edward Mazurkiewics
Babich
Babich Haseen
Bubich
Chicago
Barber
Robert J. Barber
Adolph Kraemer
Harme
Babiah
Michi- Han
McMath to Speak at State Press Meeting
Governor McMath will travel to Texas to address the Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Texas House of Representatives. He is expected to speak to the resisting body on March 3.
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McMath
Little Bock
Texas
Texas Coamiver of Commerce
Texas House of Representatives
Atlantic Pact Signers to Hold Key Meet Soon
Washington on March 24 reports say Secretary of State Dean Acheson and foreign ministers from Atlantic pact nations will meet on April 2 to finalize the text of the 20 year treaty and discuss measures to deter Soviet aggression and protect smaller powers. Attending nations include Britain, Canada, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Italy and Iceland pending invitations.
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Washington
Dean Ache‘son
Britain
Canada
France
Bellum
Luxembourg
Netherands
Norway
Denmark
Portugal
Italy
Iceland
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Asia
Jay Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert ‘Schumann
Byrnes Urges Atlantic Pact Ratification in Spartanburg
Former secretary of state James F Byrnes spoke to a Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering in Spartanburg South Carolina urging quick ratification of the Atlantic Pact. He attacked Soviet postwar policy accusing Moscow of intent to control the world and breaking promises while stressing the need to continue atomic development. Byrnes warned against more war, urged international cooperation, and criticized Iran troop presence as a line of Communist influence.
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Spartanburg
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Russia
United Nations
Iran
Wey le
Dry goods merchants mull weekly Wednesday close in summer
Hope dry goods merchants met and agreed to consider a petition calling for all dry goods stores to close every Wednesday afternoon from June 1 to August 31. A grocery operators meeting discussed the issue at length but took no action, with belief that many dry goods houses would sign. The group also talked about action on check artists.
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Dry Merchants of Hope
Dry Woods
Lo : Tk
Laneburg Baptists to Dedicate New Church
Laneburg Baptist church plans special services and a dedication day on April 3 at 2 p.m. The church, which was burned last year, will open anew and the public is invited to attend.
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Laneburg Baptists
Laneburg Baptist Church
Hats give teenagers music through built in radio units
New York reports Brooklyn maker MerriLei Corp introduces a two-tube radio hat marketed to teens. The helmet style hat resembles a pith helmet with two external tubes like horses and a rear antenna, an earphone for one ear, and a battery pack. Distribution claims Guldoor tests at 11 New York area stations.
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New York
Brooklyn
MerriLei Corp
House Shelves Veterans Pension Bill Closes Tight Vote
The House shelved Rankin’s plan for a veterans pension after a recount showed 208 to 207 voting to return the bill to the veterans committee for study. Rankin said the outcome effectively kills the legislation. The vote followed two preliminary motions and a tight 171 to 168 teller tally on a separate motion.
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Washington
House
Veterans Committee
Veterans’ Committee
Rankin
Congress
Rep
McCormack
Rayburn
Thelerks
Withdrawals from cultural session spark protest and intrigue
New York reports seven more prominent figures pull out of a controversial world peace conference. Franklin Pierce Adams and Rabbi Moredecai M Kaplan head a list that includes Canada Lee Rexford Tugwell Lynn Riggs and others amid opposition from Americans for Intellectual Freedom. Russian delegates were invited to tour American factories as picketing plans continued.
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New York
Conference For World Peace
Americans For Intellectiual Freedom
Franklin Pierce Adams
FPA
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Tyvo
Adams
Moredecai M. Kaplan
Jewish Theological Seminary
Intellectual Freedom
Kaplan
Canada Lee
Rexford Guy Tugwell
University of Chicago
Lynn Riggs
Karl Crorowsky
Brooklyn
Naional Association of Mannufacturers
Alexander Panyhushkin
Dimitri Shostakovich
Wallace F. Bennett
NAM
Panyushkin
Bennett
Gener
Yean
Hope Girl in Germany With Army Husband Writes Automobilé Trip
A Hope girl Mrs. F. M. Rivers now living in Gad migeh Pormneny with her husband writes home about an automobile trip from Germany into Italy. The letter, written to sister Mrs. Winston Monts, details travel and experiences amid wartime Europe. The note is part of a broader roundup of state news from March 24.
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Germany
Italy
Gadmigeh
Pormneny
F. M. Rivers
Rutle Rock
Verla Rogers
Arthur Rogers
W. We. Gardner
Hope
Fort Smith
Winston Monts
Herman
West Sixth Street
Lindsey
Fetter
Gardner
Italian road trip and tire woes along Verona to Venice
The旅 narrative recounts a four-day Italy trip with two tire flats near Venice, costs of $50, and a late Verona stop. Snow chains ruined tires, a garage rescue in a tiny village, and delays ended plans to sight Verona and reach Venice the next day. The writer notes hunger for greens, recalls Mittenwald and Innsbruck, and mentions Juliet’s balcony with skepticism.
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Italy
Venice
Mittenwal
Innsbruck
Austria
Brenner Pass
Bolzano
Trento
Musser
Verone Fariy
Mom
Rank
aUway
Halian
Verona
Gentlemen
Noted Soloist to Feature Local Concert
Bertha Griffin, Chicago contralto, and the Pour Gospel Singers of Hot Springs Arkansas will be featured in a concert at Hope City Hall Friday March 25 at 8 p.m. Special seats will be reserved for white patrons.
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Bertha Griffin
Chicago
Pour Gospel Singers
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hope City Hall
At & P
Three Grindstones of Life Common to All Men
HAL BOYLE argues three universal grindstones shape men as they age: duty, doubt, and desire. He profiles how duty binds leaders, doubt undermines strength, and desire tempts to escape, leaving many to mask inner uncertainty with outward maturity, while society rewards those who pretend to bear the load.
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Iman
Pethas de
Food Prices in State Cheaper, Survey Finds
A survey across Arkansas shows a downward shift in grocery costs since last July with five to eight percent lower prices on essentials than December and about 12 percent below July 1948. Eggs, molasses, lard, and soap have fallen, while bread and sugar remained steady. milk remains cheaper with Little Rock dairies at 14 cents a quart and other cities sliding 18 to 23 cents.
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Harley Pershing
Little Rock
Arkansas
Associated Press
Jon
Don Greene
Aransas Retail Grocers Association
Grene
Greene
CIO
Arkansans
Woman Receives Year Sentence for Staying Husband
Osceola March 24 Attorneys made final argument today in the case of Gus Tolland in charge of first degree murder for the slaying of a brother-in-law. Molland testified he shot Preddic Hyrum, 24, in self defense last January 4. The two men quarreled over a wick and Bynum drew a pistol. The shooting occurred in the yard of the Holland home at Mile, Ark.
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Osceola
Brias
Gus Tolland
Molland
Preddic
Hyrum
Bynum
Mile
Ark
Diamond Merchant Robbed of 25000 in Uncut Gems
A New York diamond merchant, Fred Yavitz, was robbed of twenty four to twenty five thousand dollars in uncut gems near Hollywood Florida. He was forced to drive for two hours by a gunman who threatened to shoot him if he did not cooperate. The assailant seized a jewel case and escaped as a second suspect waited in a car at a deserted street.
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Miami
Fla
New York
Fred Yavitz
Hollywood
Yavitz
Yavite
Sen
Hing
Bear State may become Bare Bear State
Mountain Home March 24. Representatives of a Hindes Midist group contacted US engineers about creating a camp on Lake Norfolk. Reservoir manager Don Henderson said any site application would be considered in line with engineers policy, though he did not specify the policy.
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Little Rock
Teasts
Arkansas
Wayne Fletcher
State Resources and Development Commission
Steel Enginers, Inc
Warren
Ohio
Aransas
Randolph
Sharp, Fulton
Lawrence
Sidney Williams
Steel Engineers, Inc
Williams
Missouri
Mountain Home
Hllneis
Midist
United States Engineers
Lake Norfolk
Don Henderson
Henderson
Recreation Group Plans Ward Committees For City Playgrounds
A public health and recreation meeting at City Hall organized a citywide effort to establish playgrounds. Ward committees were named to survey needs and collaborate with the Chamber of Commerce to develop projects, with chairmen and members listed for each ward.
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City Hall
Prac- Henly
Chamber of Commercce
George Robison
Delton Houston
LaMarr Cox
Claud Tillery
Royce Weisenberger
Fred Robertson
Oscar Greenberg
Oliver, Adama
J.W. Patterson
M.J. Johnson
Webb Laseter
George Peck
J.W. Perkins
Franklin
Albert Graves
Mabel Ethridge
E.S. Franklin
Racy Shiver
Florence Chs
Stamp Tax System Proposal Draws Laygrounded Criticism
Washington officials debate expanding social security tax to cover 20 million more workers and families. Proposed changes include raising benefits, creating a disabled workers program, and lowering the pension age for women. A stamp book system would track contributions, with stamps issued by employers and purchasable at post offices del.
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Washington
Sugeeste
Ousehold
Congress
Arthur “l
Ymoyer
Houst
Tran
Pyorvam. Foz Ee Pty
Altymeyer
Altmeyer
Us Ural
Ipost
Kiwanis Minstrel Invites Public to Benefit Night
The Kiwanis Club hosts the sixth annual Minstrel at Hope High School auditorium Thursday and Friday nights. Proceeds aid the local Youth Center. an excellent cast promises music, singing, dances, and new jokes. Tickets available downtown or at the school.
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Anual
Kiwanis Club
Hope High School
Unclear fragment from Pittsburgh May Day note
A partial OCR fragment from Pittsburgh references May Day and an executive statement. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable names to summarize a definite item or outcome.
Fragmentary East German political note surfaces
A torn fragment mentions Germany’s nationalist movement and a unified east shift. It references the government's stance on leaving or altering influence in the east, implying tensions around German unity and external pressures.
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Germany
Andi
Jheen
Gover
Senate approves rent control measure in chaotic debate
By MARVIN Washington March Democratic leaders report the Senate approved a rent control bill amid a tense session. The vote was 68 to 10 in the Senate, sending the measure to the House where differences in conference plans loom. Republicans and Democrats split on amendments, with one major change nearly deserting the President’s agenda and a broad party line forming around the compromise.
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Marvin Washington
Senate
House
Lucay
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