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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1953
Page
4
Fragmentary account traces wartime medical practices and social norms as patients and surgeons discuss anesthesia and skin care amid war era tensions. The piece mentions surgeons named Colby and Balby, women’s roles, and evolving professional opinions, reflecting era attitudes and medical debates.
Hot Springs deputy prosecutor says Johnson, a local carpenter, was shot by a junk dealer named Unevey after an argument at Johnson's home. Four .38 calibre bullets struck him. J Harvey was arrested within thirty minutes and faces a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Lloyd Darnell. No motive established.
Washington reports recount McCarthy challenging Bohlen’s FBI file and Dulles judgment over the ambassadorial pick to Moscow. The episode raises questions on executive secrecy and Senate scrutiny, with Taft and Sparkman reviewing the file and Dulles defending the process.
Los Angeles reports Col Royal N Baker America's top jet ace says the United States Air Force cannot carry the air war in Korea beyond the Yalu River line. Baker lands in Los Angeles with his family after a 12th MIG victory and criticizes policy, noting allied limitations behind the Yalu.
About 600 workers were to return to jobs at a Reynolds Metals Co aluminum print construction project near Arkadelphia after a two week strike ended. W O Welch of the AFT Carpenters Union said all crafts accepted the agreement and would start work. Picket lines had formed March 1 by Ironworkers after carpenters left three days earlier. terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
Cry singer Johnny Ray nearly cancelled his London Palladium debut due to a union dispute. The performance proceeded after persuasion from the audience and the musicians briefly refused to back him. An American drummer Sam Fed was kept from appearing, and Ray’s technique drew praise from the crowd despite the turmoil.
Los Angeles heavyweight boxing champion Primo Carneta, who beat Jack Sharkey in 1933 and lost to Max Baer the next year, has applied for final U S citizenship papers. He says he will be sworn in next month. He and wife Pins and children Uberto and Jean Mary live in Los Angeles.
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