End of Colonialism in Asia as Path to Peace
Editor C E Palmer argues that ending colonial rule in Asia is essential for regional and global peace. He cites Vice President Garcia and Romulo, urges the Philippines to push a UN resolution recognizing self government for all colonies, and calls on the United States and Britain to support a pathway to independence.
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C. B. Palmer
Asia
Forust
Carlis P. Rumulowa
Philippines
United Nations
Palmer
Washington
Arkansas
C. E. Palmer
Carlos P. Garcia
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Africa
Free World
Ilfta
Ilipinos
United States
England
France
Belgium
Portugal
U. S
Gold Coast
Etal
Unitedations
Carlos P. Romulo
Arkansas Weather Outlook May 4 to May 8
Temperatures rise toward normal with daily highs near 72 and lows around 50 to 60. Precipitation light, limited to weekend showers in western areas as conditions trend warmer through the week.
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Arkansas
Army McCarthy Hearing Faces Fresh Delays and Charges
The Senate inquiry into the Army McCarthy hearings quickened with a charge that Rosenberg associates worked at Fort Monmouth. Roy Cohn accused Stevens of false testimony after Stevens said 35 security cases at Monmouth were not Communist. Mundt warned hearings would continue, possibly for weeks, as Welch denied McCarthy’s accusation of bad faith.
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McCarthy Army
Senate
McCarthy
Te Army
Julius Rosenberg
Roy Cohn
Sen
Army
Stevens
Rosenberg
Ft.Monmouth
N. 7
Monmouth
Thas
Army Signal Corps
Monmouth Laboratory
Ft. Monmouth
Norin
Mundt
R-Sd
Joseph
N. Welch
Army Conseel
Welch
HDC Women Plan National Club Week Activities
National Home Demonstration Club Week May 2-4 spotlighted by Hempstead County HDC President Mrs. H F Patterson. Arkansas turnout shows 233 communities involved in Rural Community Improvement, 1,595 projects, crafts sales of rugs and needlecraft, 22,302 books read, 1,065 discussions, 1,650 health programs in 42 clubs. Events include Winslow display at Owen's Department Store and Farm News Roundup radio May 7 featuring Mena Hogan.
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H Fi. Patterson
Hempstead County Council of
HDC
Arkansas
Lorraine B. Wyle
Home Demonstration Club
Asi Winstow
Owen's
Reelal
KXAR
Mena Hogan
Agricultur
Washington, D. C
Patterson
Baptist men to hold Hope church clinic May 13
A Baptist men's and boys clinic will be held at First Baptist Church Hope on Thursday evening May 13 starting at 7 30. Attendees come from Lafayette Columbia Nevada Miller Little River Sevier Howard Pike Clark and Hempstead counties. Speakers include J D Wanon Arkansas Baptist State Convention associate secretary Forrest Sawyer Alabama Brotherhood secretary Nelson Tull Arkansas Baptist State Convention Brotherhood secretary will lead the program. Rev S A Whitlow is pastor of the host church.
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First Baptist Church
Hope
Lafayette
Columbia
Nevada
Miler
Lilitie River
Sevier
Howard
Pike Clark
Hempstead
J. D. Wanon
Brotherhood
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Forrest Sawyer
Alabama
Nelson Tull
Rev. S. A. Whitlow
Fifth Annual Music Festival Program Highlights
The Fifth Annual Music Festival takes place May 4 at Hammons Stadium featuring school bands choirs and ensembles. Performances include Mother Goose Parkide Og Lesby School Rhythm Band Garland School Chorus Western Music jazz pieces Kansas King Junior High Bang high schools glee clubs and a program of opera and symphonic selections ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Hammons Stadium
Garland School
Cowboy Rockefeller
Valley Forge
K. L. King
P T A District 13 Award Winners in Arkansas
P T A District 13 in Hempstead County led the state with 7890 members, up 1422 from last year, at the 29th Arkansas PTA Convention. Sevier, Miller, Little River, Lafayette, Howard and Hempstead units earned Superior ratings, with 10 of 12 Hempstead units achieving top honors. Washington, Fulton, Hope Junior High, and Saratoga Okay joined others in receiving 100 percent membership awards. Texarkana Junior High and Fairview also earned top recognition among Arkansas PTA units.
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Hempstead County
Henry Ward
Arkansas
Arkansas Parent Teacher Association
District 13
Oliver Adams
Nireo- Act
P.T. A
Sevier
Miller
Little River
Lafayette
Howard
Hempstead
P. DT. A
Washington, Fulton, Hope Junior High
Saratoga
Polio Cases Higher Each Week Warns Foundation
National foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports weekly polio cases rose over the past four weeks versus any prior period. Dr Hart B Van Riper notes 1,857 cases since the year began, signaling a worsening trend across the nation.
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York
National Foundation For Infantil
Hart B. van Riper
Western conference recess to shape unified Korea Indochina policy
The Geneva conference voted for a two day recess to allow Western powers to iron out differences on Korea and Indochina and press toward a united policy. A Communist Viet Minh delegation arrived for the Indochina phase while talks focused on whether free elections have already occurred in South Korea and how to proceed on a Korean settlement.
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Geneva
Korea
Indochina
United States
Britain
Paris
Canada
Netherlands
South Korea
South’ Korea
Richarghd
Svaui Im
Lable
Walter Bedell Smith
Pyum Yung-Tai
Rabies Vaccination Drive Extends Across Seven Communities
Vaccination for rabies continues with a one dollar per dog program across seven communities. Last Thursday 181 dogs were vaccinated at eleven centers, with Blevins noting 42 dogs submitted by owners. Dr. Rogers will vaccinate again on Thursday and Friday May 6 and 7 at multiple sites including Patmos farms, Townsend store, Spring Hill Lewisville road, Watercreek Church, and Fulton near the post office.
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Todry
Her Bet Rogers
Hope
Commundlty
Oliver L. Adams
Rogers
Siarnoon
Pestus Peis Farm
Patrmos-Shover Springs
Patmos
Depot
Townsend
Rand
Phillips Farm
Spring Hill
Lewisville Road
Berdie Avery
Newland Township
Watercreek Church
Guernsey
Fulton
Post Office
County Man Turns to Tree Farming
Hempstead County farmer W. 3. Bearden of Route 2 Hope Arkansas used Soil Observation Service help to mark fifty acres for pulpwood thinning. A Camden paper mill forester supervised the marking and sale to Harold Hendrix, yielding profit and better future growth. Bearden invites other landowners to inspect his woodlands and use pulp and paper company services.
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Harold
Hendrix
Precott
Arkansas
Southern Eylewod Conservation
Iulpwcoases
W. B. Bearden
Hope
Sa ‘Pulwood
Mr. Bearden
Woodlan
Hempstead County
Bearden
Mir. Bearden
Soil Observation Service Assistance
Sentimen
Arden
Pulp and Paper
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Assocation
Camden
Conservation
Harold Hendrix
Arkansas Couple Loses Chinchillas in Oklahoma Crash
A Fort Smith couple was injured when their wagon wagon wagon driven by high wind rushed by a house near Meeker Oklahoma on Saturday. They lost 3200 dollars worth of chinchillas in the incident.
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Fort Smith If
Fort Smith
High Winda
Meeker
Okla
Satur
All Around the Town Yars From Camden to Hope Ark
Camden district meet results highlight Raymond Churchwell leading in the 440 yard dash and top finishes for Rowe Caston and S. Mann. local sports notes include VFW action and Texarkana win. Austen hospital patient T A Grunden to return home. Pro Am golf event announced for SW Arkansas at Sh 3 Incidental Joe Booker seeks Seyler County sheriff. Marlbrooks Church marks 95th Homecoming with Rev J D Montgomery speaking and lunch planned.
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Camden Hope
Raymond Churchwell
Rowe
Caston
See Hope
S. Mann
BBC
Ruth Holsvher
VFW
Charge of
Galon
Rotary
Lyle Whurphy
Star Baseballers
Texarkana Gold
Warn
Hope Boys
Weather Death Toll Rises With Record Cold Across U S
United Press reports torrential rains and a cold front sweeping the nation leaving 38 dead from snow and storms. Temperatures plunged in the Midwest to record lows while cities from New York to Georgia faced heavy rainfall and dangerous weather patterns.
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United Press
Atlantic
Gulf
Midwest
Minnesota
Tral
New York State
Jerhenles
New York City
Harrisburg
Knoxville
Binghamton
N. Y
Macon
Syracuse
New Orleans
Chicago
Médisoon
Wis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Werther Biresu
Candidates in Arkansas Senate Race Await Campaign Plans
LITTLE ROCK United Press report notes two male Democratic candidates delay campaign launches for the U S Senate. Former Gov Sid McMath expects a late June kickoff. Sen John L McClellan has given no firm opening date and issued little direct opposition. McMath has attacked McClellan’s “Republicanism” while McClellan has offered a sharper reply. Both appear to have paused while pursuing nonpolitical civic speaking trips.
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Little Hock
Arkansas
United States
Sid McMath
McMath
John DL. McClellan
Washington
McClellan
McGleilen
Yerger Seniors Stage Play The Pennington Cook Mystery
Yerger High School seniors present a mystery play The Pennington Cook about a former prisoner seeking revenge after his release. The story unfolds with suspense, twists, and some humor as act one leads to dramatic revelations. Admission 16 25 and 5c.
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Yerger
Pennington Cook
Richard
Willingoh
Heavy frost hits Arkansas in northern counties overnight
Light frost and subfreezing pockets reported across north Arkansas last night with Payetteville, Gilbert, Batesville, Booneville, Morriston, and Peralda noting freezing readings. Temperatures ranged from 31 to 42 degrees as clear skies persisted.
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Seavenstow
Neaturas
North Arkansas
Payetteville
Gilbert
Batesville
Oegrees
Peralda
Arkansas
Booneville
Morriston
Georgetown
Local choir members to perform in auditorium show
Readable fragments indicate a group of named individuals such as Janet Edwards Judy Watkins Kay Turner Mary Burke Patsy Bright involved in a choir or school event. The display lists rehearsal details and an 8:47 p.m. start time in an auditorium.
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Lynn'Juskis
F New
Janet Poles Edwards
Judy
Watkin Kay -Turner
Mary - “Amine
Sue Burke
Patsy Bright
Texarkana Lawman Fight Utility Rate Plan
Texarkana today, Texarkana 8A reports lawman Clariss proposes anti utility rate measures. He says safeguards will protect the public from exorbitant notes and prohibit burdensome bills. The plan aims to curb steep rate hikes and support lower income households.
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Texarkana
Daeke
Degielanrey
Malvern Worker Slayer Condemned After Exhausted Plea
Leon Hugh Malvern faced legal penalties after a lengthy case in which he claimed exhaustion. The Malvern silane and related statements point to a condemned slayer facing consequences. The text references Jenkins and a king's employe in connection with the fatal act.
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Leon Hugh Malvern
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