Ozark Rock Lapidary Turns Stones Into Jewelry
In Mountaire, the Dowdys from Chicago transformed Ozark creek bed rocks into native jewelry. Using diamond grit and polishing wheels, they craft rings, brooches, earrings, pendants, and belt buckles in silver or gold inlaid mounts. They hunt rocks weekly, select pieces for suitability, and aim to expand their Ozark Rock Lapidary business.
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Bernadette
Ozark
Mountain Home
Chicago
New York
Ozarks
Dowdys
Dowey
Ehurah
Childland
Thar
Ozark Rock
Gehtere
Arkansas
Lb State
State Hospital Positions Are Revised
The Arkane sds State Hospital Board of Control reorganized to create 6600 posts while eliminating three others. Ken W. Newman, previously assistant administrator, was abolished and then reassigned as hospital administrator at a $2000 yearly salary. The board also abolished the $4500 personal director post and hired Bam Jones on January 1 to establish a job classification system, a move Jones says lacks prior classifications. The State Finance Department denied a $1000 raise for the hospital in the final quarter of the fiscal year, funds requested for emergency repairs and farm equipment.
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Arkane Sds State Hospital
Ken W. Newman
Newman
Bam Jones
Jones
Would Dismi School Suits
Washington lawmaker from Arkansas says the Supreme Court to dismiss charges alleging the right of states to segregate schools for white children. House spoke yesterday on this controversial issue amid calls for swift action.
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Washington
D-Ark
Spéeok
Speedup On Eisenhower's Program Urged
Senator Hopes Senate calendar moves to bring all of President Eisenhower's major proposals to action in five weeks. Democrats criticize leadership for delaying bills on tax, Social Security, foreign trade, and the St Lawrence Seaway while noting the upcoming July adjournment.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Feteson
Rmich
Prealbert Eisenhower
Wergpson
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Michigan
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Congress
Legislative Branch
St. Lawrence’ SeaWay
Knowland
California
GOP
GTP
Ferguson
Ferguon
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Stephen A. Mitchell
Gary
Ind
Army
Mitchell
St. Lawrence Seaway
Taft-Hartlex
Schine Denied by Criminal Division Probe Outcome
Gordon Ga. reports that David G Schine, former aide to Sen McCarthy, is finishing two years of military police training at Fort Gordon after investigations into favors allegedly granted by McCarthy and chief counsel Cohn. The army faced accusations of using Schine as a hostage in a broader plan involving base officials.
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Gordon
David “.G. Schine
Schina
Joseph R. ‘Macarthy
Rwig
Marning
Army
Tat McCarthy
Noy
Cohn
Schine
Ft. Dix
N. J. Cohn
McCarthy
Camp Gordon
Behine
Tulsa Airmen Die In Plane Crash Near Conway
Two Tulsa men, pilot R. H. Swayze of Eugene Cole and passenger Frank Kitchen of Tuoth, died when their Cessna 140 crashed while attempting to land in a field near Bone Ark. Wreckage found by farmer Carl Malett after residents sounded alarms. both victims died instantly. Aircraft had stopped in Crossett, Avie, Wednesday morning with engine trouble, overdues reported by Tulsa and other planes.
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Conway
New Orleans
Tulsa
R. H. Swayze
Eugene
Cole
Frank Kitchen
Tuoth
Arkansas Civil Air Patrol
Bone Ark
Carl Malett
Faulkner
Bheritt Joe Castleberry
Crogsett
Avie
Crospett
Fort’ Smith
Hott Barings
U S Planes Swarm to Aid French at Dien Bien Phu
U S civilian pilots and transport planes raced west before dawn on a relief mission toward Dien Bien Phu as Communist pressure intensifies around the French outpost. Large cargo aircraft, including C 47 transports and flying boxcars, carried vital supplies past rain threats despite heavy bombardment from Red forces.
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Hanoi
Indochin
Dien Bien Phu
Ré Istance
Miilitary
China
Dien
Bien Phu
Asec Svente Aly
Elvilgas Sugar
Hotel Blaze Leaves Seven Persons Dead
A three story Crookston hotel fire claimed seven lives with multiple injured. Guests Lars Thakle G Casota Minn Dooley Cedtvict and Mrs Betty Hedburg were among the injured. Milian Jengan escaped from a second floor window and described thick smoke and rapid collapse. Fire officials traced the blaze to the kitchen area in the rear of the building which also housed the local Red Cross. The structure fell in about 55 minutes and several guests were awakened by the commotion before escaping.
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Lars ‘'Thakle
G. Casota
Minn
Dooley Cedtvict
St. Paul
Clarence Arupps
Duluth
Betty Hedburg
Milian Jengan
Earl Evens
Crookston
Red Cross
Hormone Glands Can Be Replaced
Yale scientist Dr Harry B N Greene reports success in transplanting hormone glands from baby donors to humans. Nine of ten recipients show functioning grafts, with donor glands from fetuses believed healthy. The work, presented to science writers touring centers at the American Cancer Society invitation, builds on years of research and animal transplant data.
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Frank Carey
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Harry 8. N. Greene
American Cancer Society
Nan Spee
Defunct Clio bank depositors seek unified settlement
A creditors committee led by 199 year old Mayor Dan Sterling sought unanimous agreement from Clio Ala depositors to settle a 75000 deficit at the unchartered money exchange. About 86 of 200 customers approved at a mass meeting. around 40 declined. One dissenting voter could force bankruptcy risk. Royal Reynolds, president, was jailed on embezzlement charges. Court fight over funds would delay repayment to about 425 depositors.
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CLIO
Ala
Clio Merchants Exchange
Money Exchange
Thei
Dan
Astering
Royal Reynolds
Ekcutive
Digap- Dearynce - Earler
Clayton
Ald
Asterling
Baltimore Reds inquiry hears ex-wife of ex Communist
House investigators pressed the United States House Un-American Activities subcommittee hearing into party activity in Baltimore. Mrs. Mary Himoff, described as the education director for Baltimore in the mid-1930s, testified about a visit to party offices by two young pastors from Union Theological Seminary. Witnesses challenged denials by Rev. John Hutchisson and Rev. Joseph Nowak who said they did not meet with party leaders. Ex-husband Earl Reno testified that they sought guidance on cooperating with communists and joined two Communist front groups. Leonard Patterson supported Reno and Nowak, saying they volunteered to work for him and were well schooled in Marxism.
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Milton Magauder
Washington
House
Baltimore
Mary Himoff
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
New York
Union Theological Seminary
John A.hutchisson
Williams Gaol
Jege
Earl C. Reno
Himoff
Hutchison
Joseph
Nowak
American League Against War and Fascism
Ethiopian Defense Committee
Reno
Himoft
Leonard
Patterson
Ethiopia
Jeter
Marxiam
Communist Party
Gordon H. Scherer
Ehim Nt
Charges to Grand Jury Call for McCarthy Probe
Columnist Drew Pearson urged Attorney General Brownell to submit to a grand jury charges against Senator McCarthy and others. He proposed a grand jury investigate espionage violations and corrupt practices, including five charges against McCarthy, stemming from a 1961 speech and a 1960s report. He also called for reviewing a $10 gift to his wife and alleged collaboration with insiders.
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MrcCarthy
McCarthy
Murrays
The
Munitions Board
Jusiiee
Department -Workerswave Pearson
Serret
Pearson
Brownel i
Sen. McCarthy
Army Inteligence
Siberia
Parsson
Ferelen Poywer
Bentley
Rmich
Brownell
Salt Road to Be Tested in Hempstead
Judge Garratt said a salt stabilized road will be tested in Hempstead in early April. The project will salt the blacktop along the street from the Blacktop road to the Spring Highway, using a cheaper process that hardens the surface and lasts longer.
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Salt Road
Hempstead
County Judes
A. Ge Garret
Garratt
Stake Promise and land dispute tied to Paris labor pact
Fragmentary OCR yields a record of a land stake promise linked to a communist rave amid Paris references. Names and clear facts are obscured, with garbled phrases about a Knight aged 48 and a long business history.
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Baliimor
Jworke
Land
Paris
Knight
Fae
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Alex. A. Whihbutt
Ozark Stoma
Arkansas, Publicity & Formation
Columbus
Ohio
Broncos
U. S
Pera
Bethalay
Katey
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