Withdrawal by May 15 Deepens Palestine Crisis
Britains clear plan to quit the Holy Land by May 15 heightens a looming clash between Jews and Arabs. Bevin signals no reversal as British personnel depart. UN pressure, potential U.S. and British naval presence, and a renewed truce offer pathways to avert full war amid disputes over Jewish immigration.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Bevin
Holy Land
United Nations
England
Palestine
House of Commons
U.N
Middle East
L. N
United States
Mattops
Simce
U. N
U. NL
Jerusalem
Holy City
Court Docket Summary of City Docket Actions
Autrey Porterfield Sam Smith Robert C White John R Bradley Steve Martin faced drunkenness fines or $10 bonds. Tom Dimetra John Evans Steve Evans Dewey Dimetra trespass bonds $10. Ed Hightower Zeb Verge Tram James Lindsey bonds $1. Weard Mark Lindsey assault fined $10 bonds. Robert C White Peck Flanagan M R Gibson disturbing peace bond $1. Lemon Edwards Mrs Bob Wootes. Fred Ellis overtime parking bond. Robert St Warner hazardous driving bond $10. F I Story reckless driving bond $25. Philip Rhadag driving under the influence bond $25. John R Bradley drunk driving guilty plea fined $23. Hollis Arthur Bright Harry Burke speeding bond $10. H H Story J B Russell Mrs Ruth Miller licenses bond $5 each. State Docker Frank Jacker overload bond $25. H F Briley gaming bond $10. Baby Fagrani gaming bond. A Knighton gaming bond. Marjorie White illegal cohabitation bond $20. Wallace Johnson illegal cohabitation bond $25. Thomas Walker inebriety bond $19. I F B Perry drunkenness guilty fined $10. George Hunter drunkenness guilty fined $10 suspended. Roy Hawthorne assault with intent to kill examination waived held to Grand Jury bond $250. Ainsworth overload fine $25 suspended.
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Autrey Porterfield
Sam Smith
Robert C. White
John R. Bradley
Steve Martin
Tom Dimetra
John Evans
Steve Evans
Dewey Dimetra
Trespas
Peck Flanagan
M. R. Gibson
Disturbing Peace
Lemon Edwards
Bob Wootes
Fred Ellis
Robert St. Warner
If. I. Story
Recklless
Philip Rhadag
John R. Bradle
Hollis
Arthur Bright
Harry Burke
H. H. Story
J. B. Russell
Ruth Miller
Frank Jacker
H. F. Briley
Baby Fagrani
C. A. Knighton
Marjorie White
Wallace Johnson
Thomas Walker
Ikenness
B. Perry
George Hunter
Roy Hawthorne
Ainsworth
Army Issues Call for Nurses Recruitment Plan Readied
The Officers' Reserve Corps seeks 29,000 graduate registered nurses aged 21 to 45, to serve in 27,000 inactive duty roles. The move, announced by the Office of the Surgeon at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, forms part of a new peace time nursing reserve deemed essential by mobilization needs.
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Officers’ Reserve
Curtis
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Army
Omer
Open City Proposal for Jerusalem Under U N Peace Flag
A call to preserve three great religions and declare Jerusalem an open city under a UN peace token. The proposal envisions a blue peace flag flying from the highest pinnacle to symbolize shared guardianship.
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Jerusalm
U. N
Peace Organization
Hempstead district round table and Cub Olympics plans
Hempstead district Boy Scout leaders will hold their regular monthly round table on May 3 at 7 40 PM at Hope Fair park Scout Hut with district commissioner W L Castleberry outlining a program of scout skills fun and fellowship. Cub packs will stage the annual Cub Olympics on May 15 with events including broad jump high jump pole vault shot put shuttle relay tug of war and discus.
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Hempstead
Hope Fairpark
W. L. Castleberry
Nolen Tovell
Acc
Dens
Favorites Come Through in Southern Play
Nashville swept Atlanta 14 11 and 11 6 in a doubleheader called early by darkness. Mobile beat Memphis 3 1 and 3 3 to stay close, while Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 11 5 and 6 4 to move up to third. New Orleans and Little Rock split. Pels won 7 4, Travelers took 6 4. Over 13 000 attended as Mobile pitching dominated Memphis. Al Platt homer included in New Orleans win. Luke Hamilton and Bobby Mavis pitched well for Little Rock. Tonight Allarita at Nashville Birmingham at Chattanooga Mobile at Memphis New Orleans at Little Rock.
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Associated Press
Nashhille
Mobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Lookouts
New Orleans
Little Rock
Pels
Travelers
Kenney Olson
Chicks
Jor Smutka
Dale Matthewson
Bill Hart
Bears
Hugh Mulcahy
Lomer
Mavis
Ben
Cantrell
Hamilton
Allarita
Nursing Enlistment for Army Reserve Officers Planned
The American Steel Cross National Nurse Enrollment outlines active duty paths from Reserve Commission holders in the Officers' Reserve Corps. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, licensed and trained nurses, and physically qualified, with initial five year Reserve appointments. Calls to active duty are limited by emergencies and age restrictions for nurses with children under 14.
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Army
United States
Va Ganges
Offingas
Vic Artoy
Clive
Monae
Steven
Ubte
Sureeen
Bwurth Ariuny
Lorn San Huustun
Terus
Helen Douglas Tours Marketbasket Fight on High Prices
California congresswoman Helen Douglas toured a Washington market with reporter Harman Nichols to highlight high living costs. She criticized OPA pricing, pointed to coffee, cucumbers, liver, prunes, and baby food, and vowed to raise the issue on the House floor with a market basket demonstration.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Uup
Helen Douglas
Mile
Congress Lady
California
Douglas
Bill Gibson
Pirates Doing Fine Under Billy Meyer
Pirates manager Billy Meyer, famed for developing talent, guides a veteran Pittsburgh club briefly above the NL standings. Rip Sewell and Elmer Riddle anchor a mixed rotation as Chicago, St. Louis, and New York jockey for position in a day’s MLB results.
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Pirates
Billy Meyer
Jack Hand
Piscatorial Escort Story From The New Zealand Coast
The world’s famous sea animal Pelorus Jick inspired a curious tale as Brampus escorted situnors through Prench Puss off the New Zealand coast. The Hosernmieny atew Zealand Missed a daw protecting him.
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Brampus
New Zealand
Zealand
Senator Taylor vows Supreme Court fight over Birmingham arrest
Idaho Senator and Wallace 3rd party vice presidential candidate said he will press his constitutional challenge to Birmingham Alabama's segregation law in court. He was arrested entering a Negro entrance and released on bond after disorderly conduct charges.
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Washington
Sten Tayloy
Idaho
Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Court
Henry Wallace
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Taylor
U.S. Supreme Court
Eugene Connor
Wallace
Kansas City
New York
C. B. Baldwin
Truman
Sen
Alabama
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Old Suggestion Theorizes Worlds Fall By Atomic Explosions
Scientists long ago proposed that ancient worlds could destabilize and be destroyed by internal atomic-like explosions, prefiguring ideas about catastrophic planetary fate far before modern weaponry and nuclear theory.
Here and There in Arkansas May 3 items mix deaths and notices
A fatal gas explosion in a Hot Springs tourist court basement kills 51 year old Anthony Lindinger. his wife survives. Funeral services set in Fayetteville for Rev Walter Stephen Trowbridge, 78, ex Episcopal rector and interim pastor at St. Paul’s Little Rock. Purchase of a 38 acre silo near Little Rock’s Fair Park for a new St Vincent’s Mary hospital. 300 bed air conditioned facility planned. Harding College awards honorary degrees to Drew Pearson and Col E H Barton in Searcy. contest honors by Arkansas Press Association. Little Rock picnic ends with three boys missing and found after an overnight stay at Ferncliff. Future Farmers of America teams named to compete in national shows in Iowa and Kansas City. Plans for a cancer clinic at St Bernard’s Jonesboro announced by Arkansas Cancer Control Commission.
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Tomor- Fayetteville
Walter Stephen Trowbridge
Trowbridge
St. Paul's Church
Trinity Cathedral
Michigan City
St. Paul's
Miami
Ohlo
Santa Fe
N. M
R. Bland Mitchell
Arkansas
Little Rock
Pair Park
St. Vicent’s Infirmary
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
Fayetteville
Future Farmers of America
Waterloo
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Lakeside
Hot Springs
Charleston
Roctas
Huntsville
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Jonesboro
Arkansas Cancer_ Control Commission
A. Rosenbaum
Commission
Wallace Attack on ERP Plans Sparks Third Party Bid
Kansas City May 3 Henry A Wallace says the European recovery program will cut foreign markets for American farmers and benefit big corporations. He calls ERP a menace, adds home grown fascism is more imminent than communism, and cites a Kansas City clash over packinghouse labor as example of forceful policy. Wallace spoke in Missouri after touring Columbia with about 1,400 listeners.
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Kansas City
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Columbia
Missouri
Western
Europe
Canada
Latin America
Kas
Truman
Republican Congress
Stssen
Martin and
Dewey
Margarine tax repeal bill debate in Arkansas
Senator Fulbright urges the Senate Finance Committee to refer and report the margarine tax repeal bill after it passed the House. He warns long delays and biased hearings would be inexcusable and opposes sending the measure to the Agriculture Committee. Clinics operate at University Hospital and in Texarkana, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, and Washington.
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R. H. Willett
Unversity Hospital
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
Washington
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Finance Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Committee On Agriculture
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Hal Newhouser
Phil Marehildon
Philadelphia
Piscatorial Escort
Sen. Taylor
Anthony
Tony) Lindinger
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Magnolia
Glenn G. Martel
Arkansas Historical Association
Henry M. Alexander
John Martin
Johnnie Mathis
James Kennedy
Ferncliff
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