Secret of Serenity reviewed by Carl Glick on China life
A New York book review explores The Secret of Serenity by Carl Glick, a study of Chinese placidity and legends from China and New York's Chinatown. It centers on a tale of Peng who lived 800 years, miscounted by the Lord of the Underworld, and his quiet wit.
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Pong
Carl Guck
New York
Chinatown
Glick
America
China
Carl Glick
Peng
Ronel
Dawson May Statement in Senate Inquiry
Washington reports say a new senate move seeks Dawson's sworn reply to charges linking him to influence peddling in government. Senator Fulbright said President Truman reopened the issue after saying he has no plan to fire Dawson. The controversy centers on congressional authority to compel White House testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Donald Dawson
Fulbright
D .Ark
White House
Freen
Wes
Will Take Crime Fight to People Bearden Says
J O Bearden former temporary Stead sheriff said he would carry his big charge to the public against gambling bootlegging and closed joints operating openly in Hope He named local persons who knew of the situation and said he would provide names dates and places for public judgment He said he would not be intimidated and would continue his fight against crime with public support
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J. OE. Bearden
Temp. Stead
Bearden
Themar
Match
G. W. Leukadin
Royee Weisenberger
Mc. Bearden
Mr. Hearden
Tom Wardlaw
R. D. Franklin
Archie Chambless
Calvin Douglas
George Meghan
Brents McPherson
Lockados
Hoyce Weisenberger
Claud Sutton
Will Answer in Time Casey Says in Ship Deal Probe
Casey says he and associates will answer questions on the war surplus ships affair raised by Senate committees. He refused to name 17 associates including Admiral Halsey and Edward Stettinius Jr. A Fulbright subcommittee plans steps after the refusal. Other senators push broad inquiries into ship sales and possible political influence.
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Washington
Mireha
Joseph E. Chasey
William PF
Bul) Halsey
U.S
Julius C. Holme
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Maritime Administration
Fulbright Subcommittee
Casey
American Overseas Tanker Corp
Senate
Edwi Co. Johnson
D-Cole
Senate Commerce Committee
Maritime Eommission
McClellan
Dark
Senate Expenditures Committee
Johnson
Commission
Fire damages roof of vacant house on Laurel Street
A fire at a vacant house on 3 Laurel Street damaged only the roof. City fire department contained the blaze to the roof with no injuries reported.
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Laurel St
College dropped by NCA marks loss of accreditation
The North Central Association announced the removal of Ouachita College Arkansas and River Junior College Arkansas from its accredited list. The action becomes effective July 1, 1951 for Ouachita and July 1, 1953 for River Junior College as noted in the report.
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Gosiiits College
NCA Dhene
North Central Association
Quachita College
Arkadeiphia
Ark
River Junior College
Flatitya
Ikansae. Polyane Jpeti
Two Automobiles Demolished in Separate Accidents
Early today two cars were demolished in separate Highway 67 incidents. TH J Altom, 23, of Inipesin escaped with a wrist injury when his vehicle struck a bridge and rolled near mile four east of 67 at 12:30 am. West of 670, Harold Reaves of Lite Rock drove off the road and overturned several times, with Cecil West of Slate Hook suffering minor bruises. State Policeman Milton Mosier investigated.
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TH. J. Altom
Inipesin
Harold Reaves
Lite Rock
Boam
Reeves
Cecil West
Slate Hook
Milton Mosier
Contempt Citations Plummet From Senate Inquiry Beats
Twelve witnesses were cited for contempt by the senate investigating subcommittee amid a clash over extending the probe into crime and gambling. Notables include Frank Costello Frank Erickson Joe Adonis and others linked to bootlegging and racing wire services. Convictions carry up to one year in jail and a thousand dollars fine per count.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Team
Senate
Matty
Roymilttee
Seh Bigenaau
Frank Costello
Frank Erickson
Joe Adonis
Congress
Jacob
Greasy Thumb
William G. O'Brien
Ralph J. O'Hara
Chicago
Stanley Cohen
San Francisco
John Croft
Kentucky
George 8. Buyers
Miami
John Coyle
Gary
Ind
U. S
Costello
New York
Bint
Erickson
Adams
New York New Jersey
Rev Montgomery Named New Pastor at Tabernacle
Reverend O M Montgomery, long time pastor of First Assembly of God in Malvern, resigns after three years and will deliver a farewell sermon Sunday April 15. He will assume the Gospel Tabernacle post in Mupe and move there in April.
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Malvera
O. M. Montgomery
Assembly of God
Laughs with George Bernard Shaw's language reform plan
A lengthy reminiscence on George Bernard Shaw, noting global laughs at his alive or dead status and his proposal to replace the English alphabet with 40 letters to match sounds. It praises Shaw as a master of language, a humane economist, and a humorist who hid serious messages in witty bells.
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New York
Peanle
George Bernard Shaw
Bernard Sharw
Shaw
Buckingham Palace
Tower of London
Jusk
Aid Hy
Police investigate two wrecks in city today
Two minor auto crashes were reported by city police. At 8:50 p m one collision occurred at Third and Harvey streets involving a vehicle driven by Willen Kusterligts and a truck driver DL Maxwell. only minor damage. At 9 a m another crash happened at North Main and Avenue B between Marsh Huckabee of Rope and Pout and a Washington driver with unclear details.
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Willen
Kusterlgts
Maxwell
Third
Iervey Streets
N. Muin
Avenue B
Marsh Huckabee
Washiggion
Atomic warfare debate tests U S Senate authority
Amid heated discussion in the Senate and House, lawmakers consider the authority to deploy additional U S divisions to Europe under Eisenhower. Officials debate whether presidential and congressional approval is required for nuclear weapon use and strategic deployments. Many senators split on warrants for military actions and oversight.
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Winhligten
Marek Yi
Ulainie Hemby
United States
Eisenhower
Hickentogper
Roel
McMahon
Senate
Congress
U. S
Europe
Truman
Ferguson R-Micht
Slavs Report Fighting in Albania
Belgrade reports anti communist Albanian opponents from Italy are parachuted into Albania and fighting over Travia. Tito era article cites air drops and opposition banners against the government, noting Italian hospitality as a factor and detailing alleged anti aircraft fire and police inaction.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marahol Tito
Orbs
Italy
Borba
Tito
Torancy
Vladiemir Dedijor
Travia
Albania
Citizens Group Endorses Waste Paper Drive
The Citizens group endorses a town waste paper drive to support Hope school district funding. VFW Post 4514 and civic leaders urge residents to place paper at the curb by 1 am Sunday April 1 for collection to keep Bent schools open.
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Vive Citizens Board of Tetctees
Wiley
Hope School
Ramsey-Cargie
Bundoller
Lieb
Educators Say Reds Know All the Angles
Educators who attended a student conference in Czechoslovakia warn observers say Communist influence shaped discussions and prep. They note Western delegates faced tougher selection, limited U.S. participation, and pressure to align with Soviet bloc policies, calling for stronger U.S. support for student international activities.
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Cuoshoslovakia
Americna
Brutuuto Audent
New York University
Robert K. Wait
Carl
New York City
Rapigs
U. S. Navona
Pringue
International Union of Students
U. S
Unesociation
Pragua Gludente
Sgn
Soviet Union
Schwarts
West
United State
Representative to Be Hare Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Paul LoGuenee as a field representative of Fo Fesurkeny Sovial Vee. It mentions beating the: Are! ment date but lacks coherent context or full details for a complete summary.
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Hare
Paul LoGuenee
Fo Fesurkeny Sovial Vee
Wil
Industry figures warn of looming shortages in private industry
Washington industry analyst Marek ao predicts shortages in the economy this year affecting 5 million cars appliances and other durables with a 20 percent supply cut. Clay cites labor turmoil and reduced production as key causes while Continental New York plans to adjust leadership and timing amid defense mobilization challenges.
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Washington
Marek Ao
Lucie D. Clay
Clay
Lyadov
Glay
Spoela Noite
Charles
Wilvoy
Defen
Finaney Weinberg
Ds Clay
Reauma
Continental
New York
Ucomber
Wilaon
Berlin
ODM
Mobil
Hanry
Midwest
Childersburg
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