Bradley urges Western defense pact to secure peace
Gen Omar N. Bradley, Army chief of staff, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the North Atlantic security pact must provide for Western Europe. He warned against abandoning allied nations and called for a united defense effort to deter aggression and sustain lasting peace.
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Omar N. Bradley
Army
Senate
Bradley
Europe
Western
Free World
Joint Chiefs
Stiff
Cage
America
Kewer
Agureseo
Committees Named By Mayor Brown in City Hall Session
Mayor Lyle Brown announced new committees as the Hope City Council debated routine matters. Water drainage on Lact 25th and South Wall Street prompted street department action while a hospitalization plan for city employees was submitted for attorney review.
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Lyle Brown
Mope
South Wall Street
CL. Co
Hanvis
W. W. Andrews
Fae Park
Pallies Department
Chubby
Anderson
Cormith Wa
Darat
Frank Geo
Paul
Pingwee Vom
Taig Jones
Gev. Meek
Jan Jones
Park Vost
Erik Doulas
B. Gate
Dorsey M Faa
Joe Jonns
Dorsey
Amnunutes
Cat Dide Jones
Airport Committee
Gea. Peek
Webb
Day Junes
Cemetery Conynitee
Cain
District Cub Scout Event Planned for May 14
Local notice outlines a Cub Scout gathering for May 14 with leaders Wray and colleagues organizing activities and opening details. The event will be held at Lupe ey on Saturday May 1, with views and templates for the activities to be announced soon.
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Ehukana
Mheipstead
Lupe
Vaaview
Templete Ara
Thea
Negotiators Race to Avert Ford Strike
Detroit May 4 negotiators raced to avert a walkout by about 60 000 Ford workers at Rouge plant after UAW CIO leadership extended the deadline and gave strike authorization. Ford officials urged rapid talks with UAW President Walter Reuther and Ford VP John S Bugas to settle the dispute before the 11 a m walkout time.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Aulo
Speedu
Uan-Cio
UAW International
Ford Local 690
UAW
International
Worh Management
Lenien
Ovary
Walter Reuther
John 5. Bugas
Atlesto
Rouge
Ingrid Bergman to Join Her Husband in Europe Soon
Ingrid Bergman announced from Rome that she will finish a film project in Italy with Roberto Rossellini, then join her husband Peter Lindstrom in either the United States or Sweden. She denied rumors of a romance and said she would return to Stromboli and Messina to continue work on the film Gods Earth.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Peter Lindstrom
the .S
Sweden
RKO Pictures
Miss Bergman
Lindstront
Hollywood
Forevery
Muly
Roberto Ragsellini
Tr. Lindstrom
9Re Roséllini
Tessina
Sicily
RKO
Messina
Rossellini
Stromboli
Tina Messina
Signer Rogseliini
Lew Wasserman
MCA
Mucis Corporation
Ahtevign
Mes Bina
Roscellini
Lindetran
Miss Bayeonan
Rosselini
Hollywood An “Reo
Howard Weighes
Rome Daily
Hughes, Prinipal Reo Slack
Finkder
Wis
Body of War Hero Returned for Burial
The body of 2nd Lieutenant William T. McDougald, a Prescott native, arrives at 9 20 m Thursday May 3. A full military honors reburial follows at Northside Church of Christ with Rev Jenna Cannon presiding and the American Legion and Arkansas National Guard involved. Interment is at Dian cemetery with pallbearers from Company C 133rd Infantry, and other Prescott men. McDougald, a Arkansas A&M College graduate, served in Alaska and the Philippines, earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart posthumously after being killed on Kakazu Ridge during World War II. He leaves his parents and a son.
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William T
Bhi) McDougald
Prescott
Northside Church of Christ
Ap. m
Jenna Cannon
McNab
American Legion
Arkansas National Guard
Dian Cemetery
Bart B. Montgomery
Brice H. Stewart
James Edward Hasley
Harvey DB
Montgomery
Dale N. Ledbetter
James B. Fairchild
Commany C
133Rd Infantry
Alaska
Iso
W. T. Wyarber W
BE. T. E. Ward
Jess Phillips
W. Kck. Campbell
M. H. Montgomery
Route 5
Li, McDougald
W. L. McDougald
Blevins Hligh School
Arkansas A &M College
Magmnosia
Army
Camp Robinson
Actin
Philippines
Okinawa
Kakazu Ridge
McDougald
Seceuntry
Siiver
Bates Names Catalogue Committees for Livestock Show
Bates appoints catalogue committees and out-of-town members for the Third District Livestock Show. Names include Oliver Adams Ted Cornelit and others, with Chamber of Commerce secretaries as chairmen at various points. Lists cover Ark., Hot Springs, Malvern, Magnolia, Texarkana and more.
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M.S. Bates
Aself
Oliver Adams
Ted
Cornelit
Mr. Bates
Chamber of Commerce
Arkho Catalogue
Willadelphia
W. D. Moorman
Barber
Ashdown
J. RL Benton
If . Gerard
H. Arthur "Nobles
Blewins
Cy Honen
Nesbitt Camden
Som Slaughter
Deusen
de We Jones
Gordon Fran
Rtudolph
Hot Springs
H. C. Yelton
C. Rodger Wewiswillé
I. McNeil
Malvern
Jodie W. Methullen
Mag
Nolia
Harry Baker
Hearing Set May 12 in Prescott Fatal Accident Case
Prescott Municipal Court schedules a May 12 hearing for James WwW Pritubared Fort Worth charged with involuntary manslaughter in a fatal auto crash on US Highway 7 near Nice home. State alleged he drove and struck the victim, Lois Dean Debuses, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Johnson, causing death. Services for the Chile will be Thursday.
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Ty James
Pritubared
Fort Worth
Lois Dean Debuses
Doyle Johnson
Prt
Thared Sirter
Bitte
al Nice
Ponerad Services
Lac Ue
Chile
Five Family Members Die in Jersey City Blaze
A three story brick tenement fire in Jersey City on May 4 killed five members of one family and injured three others. Fire Chief Frank Ertie said seven family members were trapped on the top floor. two escaped. Eleven residents on the second floor fled to a neighboring roof. Victims named include Frank Guazzo, his son Albert, Albert’s wife Concetta, and Guazzo’s daughters Phyllis and Mrs. Angelo DeMarco.
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Jersey City
N. J
Pire
Frank Ertie
Frank Guazzo
Guazzo
Albert
Concetta
Phyllis
Angelo DeMarco
Spa Backers Fight to Keep Radio Station
The Hot Springs Broadcasting Co filed 48 exceptions to the FCC order to move Station KTHS to West Memphis and seek a 50 000 watt station on 1090 kc. Attorneys claim the proposed decision is arbitrary and a sham to favor Memphis, arguing the move undermines Arkansas residents and treaty allocations. Most exceptions are technical.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
KTHS
West Memphis
Hot Springs Broadcasting Co
Paul Spearman
Ike Murry
Hot Springs
A. D. Shellon
Arkansas
Havana
Memphis
Arkan- 518
FCC
Congress
Fox
Belch
Reds Agree to Meet to Work Berlin Blockade Details
New York May 4 Soviet Russia agrees to meet with the United States Great Britain and France to work out details for lifting the Berlin blockades and holding a four power foreign ministers meeting in Paris about May 5. The United States named Philip C. Jessup Andrei Vishinsky Sir Alexander Cadogan Jean Chauvel as the four power representatives. If successful the blockades may be lifted next week and the foreign ministers could meet in Paris.
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New York
Russia
Berlin
United States
Philip C. Jessup
Soviet Union
Jakob A. Matis
Great Britain
Alexander Cadogan
France
Jean Chauvel
Paris
Herd
London
Germany
Tanet
Dean Acheson
Inovint Union
Andrei
Vishinsky
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Jessup
Acheson
Porter McKeever
United Madons
Philip C.) Jessup
Jakobl Malik
Council of Foreign Ministers
Malik
United Nations da
Park Ave
Buildings for sale at Red River Arsenal invitation
Colonel C H K Charpening Tulsa district Corps of Engineers announces invitation for bids to sell buildings at Red River Arsenal Texarkana Texas. Bids due May 1 1950. Highest responsible bidder with bid form and instructions available from Commanding Officer Red River Arsenal or District Engineer Tulsa District Corps of Engineers U S Army P O Box 61 Tulsa Oklahoma.
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C. HK. Charpening
Diswick
Tusaistrict
Corps of Engineers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Texas
Reed Tiver Arsenal
Thisit
U. S. Army
P. O. Box 61
Housewife Runs One of World's Largest Tile Firms
New York May 3 Mrs Marvy Crocetti a widow who enjoys kitchen puttering operates a million dollar tile contracting business the nation's large tile firm. Her Bronx office directs a nationwide operation while two aides handle costs and estimates. She notes husband opposed Mussolini years ago and took over after his 1943 death expanding bids countrywide. She works with skilled teams keeping tile makers content and emphasizes family involvement and education.
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New York
Marvy Crucetti
Jahouot
America
Hor Warkimnen
Brooklyn
Manhattan
United States
Bronx
Mussolini
G. M. Crocetti
Musk Dake
Wen
Croeuthi
Stiihaut
Denna
Promises of Campaign Looks Sad in Washington
May 4 UF The campaign promises of Truman Democrats to push civil rights and labor reform have not delivered. Republicans and Southern Democrats unite against key issues as Democrats hold majorities in Congress but face a shrinking coalition. The Wood labor bill advances in the House with votes split along party lines, while civil rights debate lingers amid party friction. A minor fire in a shop adds to a day of political and local incidents.
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Washington
Truman
Central
Congress
Mr. Truman
Labor
Dabor
Wood
Georgina
Cone Avess
House
Republiccans
Nina Yaly
Thuiyeet
Southerners and GOP Unite for Taft Hartley Vote
In Washington May 5 the House coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats pushed a Wood bill to retain most Taft Hartley provisions. A recommittal motion loomed as a test, with labor unions and Democrats rallying to keep the repeal effort alive. The debate featured speeches by Speaker Rayburn and party leaders as fallout continued over compromises and states rights amendments.
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Max Hall Washinnion
House of Representatives
Truman
Acm
House Labor Committee
House
Senate
Chaore
Hogar
Wood-Gud
House Un-American Activities Conec
Rep
Hays
D-Ark
Congress
Rayburn
D-Tex
Lesinski
P-Mie
Hey
O.p.-Dixie
Vniot
Alles
Joe Rhea
Chicago
AFI
Mose
Hartley Labor Law Battle Divides Congress And White House
Washington reports May 4 as the stalemate over repealing the Taft Hartley act. President Truman sought party loyalty while Democrats and Republicans clashed over a Wood Labor Bill and potential compromise. The House backed the president in the final test but faced a possible wipeout of the repeals as party lines hardened. Analysts foresee congressional action continuing into Capitol Hill debates and farm policy framing.
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Trumann
Lerday
Vale
Sa Majer
Mepiblig Congress
Jdhus
Rin Snolke
Congress
Employment Rises In April Amid Mixed Labor Signals
The Census Bureau reports April gains in employment with increases around 4,000 and a total rise across the month. Unemployment and jobless figures show a mixed picture with labor force participation plateauing, while overall job gains and monthly totals hint at modest improvement despite uncertainties.
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Ape
Infant Born Without Limbs May Get to Walk
14 month old Thorason, son of Mrs. Herschel Thomason, Newark area resident, born without limbs, may be able to walk with artificial limbs after six months of treatment. Dr. Kesster advised follow up. Kiwanis club started a collection fund to aid the family as doctors plan possible adaptive living afterward.
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Davgstona
Wall
Thorason
Herschel Thomaso
Newark
Noo
J,sley
Thomasons
Kesster
Kiwanis Club
Jajor
Vomassens
Homemakers Elect New Officers at Last Meeting
A local Homemakers group elected two major officers for the year Haldridgy and Annie Sue Bright. The session adjourned after business minutes and remarks by Hamilton Haney. The chapter plans to meet again in June at Chong mule for state convention activities.
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Haldridgy
Pri
Annie Sue Bright
Sea
States
Chong Mule
Thers
Hamilton Haney
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Spa
Modesto C. Rolland
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By James Marlow
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