Gae bale festival invitation spans Arkansas event
An offbeat invitation arrives for the annual Spring Pastival dubbed Gavdale at the University of Arkansas, with editor Frank McGehee organizing a guest appearance. The piece also notes a New York City gathering on world peace, police presence, and criticisms of federal officials and Communist associations.
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Frank McGehee
Bayelteville
Ang
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Arkansasi
Spurned Love Brings Death of Pair in New York
In New York a 51 year old wife Helen Reinberg was slain by her fiancée, who then killed himself by subway as police described a note claiming jealousy. The couple connected to Gustave Titvinberg of Copper Corp and a 17 year old daughter at Vassar. Del Pino, once a Spanish professor, faced immigration issues and eloped with Helen years earlier.
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Perianbe
Paree
Tark
Helen
Reinberg
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Jose del Pino
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Aayan
Abe
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Paughkeeysie
N.Y
del Pine
Brown University
Providence
Mot
Middlebury Eefeve
Vermont
Calbia University
Keinberg
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Keds Ienberger
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U.S
No General Rush! by Cities to Change Rentlaw
Washington March 26 Congress members seek a compromise on rent law. Senate and house conferees work to iron out terms including a broad home rule decontrol provision allowing states cities and towns to scrap controls with governor approval. President Truman expected to sign a final bill early next week.
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Congress
Sparkman
Senate
House
Associated Press
Senate-House
Paul Brown
D-Ga
Conference
Truman
White House
Roxie
11 786 Bales of Cotton Ginned in Hempstead
Government census data show Hempstead county produced and ginned 11 786 bales of cotton from the crop year. The figures reflect ginning activity and crop output as part of a countywide agricultural survey.
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Hempstead
Hucupstead
Farm Bureau to Explain Gas Tax Refund Law in Hempstead
Hempstead County Farm Bureau hosts meeting Wednesday at 10 in Hempstead County Courthouse to explain new gas tax refund provisions for agricultural use. Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues Dean Morey will send a representative to discuss mechanics and eligibility requiring April 1 effective date and farmer permit.
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Farm Bureau
Ury McKenzie
Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues
Dean Morey
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
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Couity —Organization
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Leukemia Victim Receives Her Dying Wish
Cotuyihilis, Ga, March 28 Annie Rose Robinsoty a leukemia victim received her dying wish last night as friends and doctors fulfilled a final request for a cotton candy pole by her bed. Her relatives and local supporters arranged a small fund to cover a S100 purchase for the confection to fulfill her last wish.
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Cotuyihilis
Annie Rose Robinsoty
Tive
Milwaukee archbishop bans strapless gowns at proms
The Most Rev Moses B E Kiley archbishop of Milwaukee issued a directive banning strapless or shoulder baring dresses at Catholic high school proms. It sets curfews, limits expenses, and requires modest attire for both girls and boys with a ban on outside entertainment and strict curfew hours. The action cites rising juvenile delinquency and was approved by 15 school principals.
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Moses BE. Kiley
Edron A Sop
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Ape
Goebel
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Kiley
High Schowls
Spitvilie Regulatigns
Business Key to U S Prosperity Urged by Benson
Dr. George S. Benson of Harding College urged at the National Industrial Conference Board that business, not labor, drives prosperity. He argued big business growth fosters wage levels, job security, hours, and pensions, asserting it fuels overall economic health and productivity.
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George S. Benson
Harding Colle
Searey
Ark
Natu Industrial Conference Board
Tne Ey
Alfitibe
Boller Gwsls Sud Grateerial
Echester
Ah Bros Tion
Moscow Reorganizes Soviet High Command in War-Era Style
Reports from Berlin say the Soviet defense council revived during World War II is restructuring the army high command. Names mentioned include Marshals Timoshenko Zhukov and Rokossovsky, with shifts planned for Germany and the Caucasus amid Atlantic pact tensions.
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Russia
State Defense Council
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Mikoyan
Vornsensky
Bulganin
Vorneseknsky
Politburo
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State Planning Commission
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Marshall Yeodorf
Talbukhin
Georgi Zhukov
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Odessa
Lineshenko
Tulbukhin
Vassily Sokolovsky
Moscow
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Sakollovsky
Germany
Ivan Koney
Tus Sit
Bulkens
Rodion Malnovsky
Kurasev
Egyptian Princess to Marry Egyptian Princess in Ceremony
The beautiful Princess Payweia, former chiefress of Iran and sister of King Iirout, will marry Tsoai Siirine Bey in a simple ceremony here on Monday. Their divorce from the Shah last November leaves their daughter Princess Chahbag in Tehran.
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Mareh
Payweia
Iran
Iirout
Tsoai Siirine Bey
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Iast
Shah of Law
Chahbag
Tehran
Maret
Thu Royal Taily
Crmbridee University
Hovgim
ETL Sotours
Fle
United Nations
Administration trims military men in Truman circle
Washington March 26 The administration is virtually stripped of the military men who once shaped foreign policy. President Truman appears to have admitted resignations reluctantly as Admiral William D. Leahy and General Notice Bedell Smith left key posts. Marshall, Lovett, Webb, and Forrestal had already departed, with Johnson expected to focus on military matters while shaping policy.
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Unman
Truman
U. S
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Russia
George Marshall
Dean Acheson
State Department
Robert A. Lovett
James B. Webb
Lovett
Warttime
War
James Forrestal
Forrrestal
Louis Johnson
American Legion
Minstrel Show Draws Full House Despite Rain
The Kiyanis Minstrels drew a packed crowd despite bad weather. Officials report strong financial success as chairs were added in the auditorium. Performers included Luke and Duke as Jon McCroey and Ernest Ridghill, with Sara Lauterback crowned queen winning $10. Charlotte Tarpley second, Jo Ans Shields third. Alya Reynetson accompanied on piano.
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Sthow Auditorium
Resi
Sara Lauterback
Charlotte Tarpley
Jo Ans Shields
Alya Reynetson
Guzzo Named General Manager of Gulf Refining New Orleans Division
Henry Grady Meador announced Charles J. Guzzo as general manager of Gulf Refining Co. New Orleans sales division. Guzzo, a 35 year veteran, formerly assistant division manager, began as a clerk in Alexandria La. and rose through roles in Lockport Camden Arch Greenville Knoxville. He held Tennessee district supervisor and state marketer posts, is civic minded, and serves on multiple local boards. He and wife and two daughters will remain in New Orleans.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
Gulf Refining Company
Charles J. Guzzo
New Orleans
Gulf Refining Co
Guzzo
Gulf Refiring
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Lockport
Camden
Arch
Greenville
Miss
Knoxville
Tenn
Guazo
Tennessee
Community Chest
Ree Cross
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Members’ Council
Steve Cook Speaks on the Perfect Gentleman at Rotary
Rev. Steve Cook spoke at the regular Rotary Club meeting on the concept of the Perfect Gentleman. He described him as well bred, well mannered, principled and respected, with guests including Bigelow Robinson of Little Rock Lynn Browning and Guy Basye in attendance.
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Rotary Club
Bigelow Robinson
Little Rock
Lynn Browning
Guy Basye
Boxing glove era titan Golomb still looms in ring history
HAL BOYLE profiles Jack Golomb, a 56 year old flyweight heavyweight blending into boxing lore. He built a $1,000,000 sports equipment business from a $35 start and claims dominance as a modern champion while praising historic rivals like Dempsey Louis Tunney and Armstrong.
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New York
Duck Golomb
Gobimith
Honey Armstrong
Gene Tunney
Prime Ciera
Joe Louis
Golomb
Jack
Nik Slovas
Nefern Chateps
Lealeday
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Jauuk
Carnore
Tunney
Joe
Louis
Jack Dempsey
Andeilis
Dempsey
Soukhe
Police Seek Alcohol Poison Victims After Bowery Toll
New York records eight deaths from a drink known as smoke a deadly mix of wood alcohol and water. Police search Bowery alleys and lodging houses for victims. At least four died, with three living at a hotel where two half full bottles of the whitish liquid were found.
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Bowery
Tony
Night Session of Peace Parley Upset By Jeers
New York March 26 A tense world peace conference faced jeers as magazine editor Morman Cousins labeled Americans unwilling to pay any price for peace. boos and hisses interrupted his Waldorf Astoria keynote. Playwright Lillian Hellman scolded him, while 2000 protesters gathered outside in rain. Dmitri Shostakovich led a Soviet delegation urging cultural links to bolster peace.
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Rand
Waldorf-Astoria
Hatel
Morman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Sian Hellman
Cousins
Dmitri Shodo
Army Seeks Reserve Enlistments in Hope
Sat. 1st Class Short of the Army and Air Force recruiting service says he will interview and process Army and Air Force applicants for enlistment and reserves for re enlistment in Hope every Tuesday with an accompanying officer to enroll reservists on the spot. Reservists should contact Short for enlistment or re christening. being reserves does not obligate service unless national emergency. A temporary City Hall office will host the service next Tuesday March 29.
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Army and Air Force Recruiting Service
Army
Air Force
Woman Gets Suspended Sentence in Poker Slaying Case
Clarksville reports Mrs. Rhadie Ruwbotham was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing her husband during a stage poker game. Judge Audry Straut suspended a one year sentence and placed her on probation. The 30-year-old was tried again after a prior family violence case.
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Clarksville
Rhadie Rowbatham
Lidly
Audry Straut
Woah
Paul Ruwbotham
Ruwbotham
Johnson County
World War II veterans pension bill debated in Washington March
In Washington on March 26 a clash over pension provisions for World War II veterans emerged as Rep Rankin pushed a limited relief bill. The measure, less costly than a Mississippi proposal, sought pensions for veterans 65 and older with income under a threshold and barred pyramidal benefits, aiming to ease the cost while expanding aid.
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Rankin
Miles
Iter
Gald
Erans Committee
Senate debate on European recovery plan extends to three years
Sen Wherry urged redrafting the extension provision to curb raw material stockpiling and limit ECA spending. The House Foreign Affairs Committee pressed for faster unification of Europe as essential to economic recovery, while senators debated a 3 year extension and up to 3 billion dollars in ECA authorizations.
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Marchsenate
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Lglobe
Ke Wherry
Nebraska
Wherry
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Africa
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Lucas
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Sealus
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Texo
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Tvimngram
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Homer Capeda
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United States
Initiated for Springs Governor McMath 190 Candidates
The event notes a March 28 initiatory ceremony for 190 candidates at a local gathering. Governor McMath and Renaedee attended, with a Knights of the Arkansas American Legion presence noted.
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Springs
McMath
Tt Renaedee
Arka American Legion
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