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A Washington dispatch reports the Federal Trade Commission faces a charge of misrepresentation from the United States Chamber of Commerce and Budget Bureau over 1950 corporate profits. The chamber argues profits were overstated by 1 percent before taxes, with taxes rising 95 percent, while stockholders’ share fell despite higher book profits.
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England
Baccalaureate Service at Patmos High School
Baccalaureate services for the Patmos High School graduating class will be held at 7 30 p m Sunday May 6 at the school. Rev J M Tramilton of the First Methodist Church of Hope will deliver the message to the ten graduates. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday May 10.
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Patmos High School
J. M. Tramilton
First Methodist Church of Hope
Local Vet School Graduate Plans Howard County Settlement
Howard County Farm Bureau President Randalph Webb announced that a graduate veterinarian, Ambrose of Hope, will settle in Nashville soon after June 4. Ambrose, a student at Oklahoma A&M College of Veterinary Medicine, is due to graduate this month. Tilward County bureau members recently met with Ambrose and promised assistance in locating work in the area.
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Randalph
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Theft of radio from auto on Berry Street reported
Police reported a radio stolen from a car parked in front of Bojome on Berry Street. The radio allegedly belonged to Artis Perry of figers, unclear spelled. The incident was logged today with city police.
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Berry Street
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To Take Bids for Highway 29 Work
State highway commission to take bids for seven road and bridge projects including 14.1 miles of paving on Bradley road Bradley prairie south road on Highway 29 with work to start after bids opened in May.
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Wate Highway Commission
Bradley
Youths to View Arkansas Experiment Station Work
About 1,500 FFA FITA and 4 H club youths are expected for the annual study day at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope on May 6 and 9. County representation spans Clark Columbia Garland Howard Miller Lafayette Little River Montgomery and Warren stead with others on May 9 including Ouachita Perry Pike Sevier Saline Union Calhoun Dallas and Nevada. Tours start 830 a m with talks on bramble varieties fertilizer trails soil conservation and pasture programs led by state extension staff. A special afternoon program in the amphitheater features Joe Hale a magician from Fairview High School Camden aided by local staff.
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University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch
Hope
Clark Columbia
Garland
Hoh Springs
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Little River
Montgomery
Wempstead
Ouachita
Perry
Pike
Sevier
Saline
Union
Calhoun
Dallas
Nevada
W. I. Freyaldenhaven
M. W. Muldrow
Selma Lippeatt
Flora Friend
O. J. Seymour
Joe Hale
Vocational Agriculture Department
Fairview High School
Camden
Allies May Strike Manchuria In Air War Scenario
Allied airmen could bomb Manchuria if Chinese Reds attack UN ground troops in Korea. The plan hinges on UN instructions, targeting air fields, rail yards or war plants, with fighters preventing enemy air advantage. Lt. Gen Stratemeyer cautions an all-out air assault is plausible.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
United Nations
Korea
U. N
George E. Stratemayes
U.S. Far East
First Narrows Lake Fishing Derby prizes set
The First Narrows Lake Fishing Derby runs May 6 to 12 with total prizes of 1300. Glenwood Lions sponsor divisions for smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and perch or bream. Winners receive a $410 boat and motor, $935 boat motor combo, and a $20 prize. daily winners earn about 150 in merchandise or cash. Derby finals May 12 determine overall champions.
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Nivrows Bile Resort
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Festival of Britain Opens Amid Bright Lights and Fires
The United Kingdom began its festival of Britain with a citywide display of early hour revelry and 2000 fires. London’s Thames riverside and St Paul’s welcomed crowds as a mass chorus and illuminated exhibits sparked excitement. King George VI officially opened the parade praising Britain’s courage and vitality as sites prepare to open today.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Thames
George VI
Britain
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Soviet Army Strength Revised to 10 300 Divisions
London dispatch reports British intelligence revising Soviet army strength to 10 300 divisions. Earlier estimates put manpower at 8 75 divisions and 2 800 000 men. Officials caution the rise may reflect better intelligence rather than mobilization, noting Western Allies also expanding forces.
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London
Trapper Captures Wolf, Five Cubs in Hempstead Trap
E W Roberts of Larksonville Arkansas reports capturing a male wolf with five pups and a female wolf the previous Tuesday. Over three weeks he has trapped four adult wolves and the five cubs, totaling 72 wolves in Hempstead County. The pups are destined for relocation to farms near Washington. Wolves have killed numerous lambs and goats locally. The den was found after three days of locating it.
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Larksonville
Ark
Guie and Fish Commission
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Mr. Roberts
Hempstead
Old Proving Ground
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Whym
Tun Jones
Norton Farms
Washington
Mgr. Moberts
Bechtel Leases Building at Gurdon
Bechtel Leases Building at Gurdon involving Gurdon Uotehel Corporation pipeline contractors. Wil move to Gurdon about May 20 as Cardona Chamber of Commerce indicates the site for a large warehouse. The company has begun work near the Old Southwest Traveling Ground area near Ope.
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Uotehel Corporation
Pipeline Contructors
Wil
Cardona Chamber of Commerce
Chipahy
Ope Ag Yepaly
MacArthur Defends Korean War Strategy Before Senate Panel
General Douglas MacArthur told a Washington audience that the Joint Chiefs approved his last fall’s drive toward the Korean Manchurian border. He described the plan as an aggressive reconnaissance in force, aimed at drawing North Korean and Chinese forces into battle and achieving a Christmas homecoming, while noting risks if reconnaissance proved insufficient.
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Washington
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Jom
United Nations
MacArthur
Iran
Alor McMahon
Woothe Rener
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Aro
Tenth Corps
Yalu
Talo Korea
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Governor to Lead Rodeo Parade Here
Governor Sid McMath will lead the opening day parade of the Video District Rodeo at Pale Park Colidelins May 10 41 12. Manager Bob Shivers announced the parade starts 4 20 p m with riders from Mound ip Clubs Magnolia Stamps Luxe Urbana and the Hope group. The rodeo has three performances at 8 o'clock each night and is billed as the best show of the season with top riders from the nation expected.
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Sid McMath
Pale Park Colidelins
Bob Shivers
Haw
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Magnolia
Stamps
Luxe Urbana
Hope Group
Redeo
Stirking Mighty
Hira
Shivers
American Girls Seen As Prettier This Spring In Office Poll
HAL BOYLE notes an informal office poll on beauty among American girls this spring. Respondents offer varied reasons from being rounder or slender to wearing different apparel. Verdict appears unanimous that girls look prettier this year.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ao Avigny
Dogin
Enlisted Reservists to Soon Get Out
May 2 report from Washington states how unused services plan resequencing and extended duty for enlisted reservists. The Navy Army and Marine plans aim to release about 1,000 enlisted personnel starting in September after mandatory active duty periods. Officers overall face verifications and potential longer service.
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Walt Yeuterdayy
Navy India
Marine Copes
Navy
Dl Ie
Hal
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