Details of illegal liquor sale and arrest in Crenshaw area
Fragmentary text describes whiskey sold by the drink and drunken revelry near Crenshaw with references to a punchboard display, dancing without license, and multiple individuals named in a disorderly scene. Police actions and suspensions noted. names include local figures and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enah
Crenshaw
Frais
Martine
Avoldon Lewie
Clearye Matter
Kentucky
Punchboarda
Anie
Diliis
Jon Cabell
Oliver Feline Hor
Korea Needs U S Training and Equipment to Use Manpower
The report quotes analysts and officials arguing South Korea has ample manpower but requires American training and gear to maximize combat effectiveness. It notes claims of 500000 Koreans trained by Americans and cites political figures urging continued U S assistance and goodwill missions from Seoul to the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
U.S
Chads
Amiertea
Couintey
Fieling
Cenudel Dell
Chie
Kins
Uden
Koren
Korea
North Koreans
South Kr
Moscow
North
South
Rim
Seoul
Biro
Question of U S Readiness Comes Up
Question of U S readiness arises as MacArthur faces questions on policy and strategy. The article discusses wartime planning, North and South Korea, and the role of the Pentagon and defense leaders in shaping future defense posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wistington
Lunaghis
Assim
MacArthur
Marman
Seidle
Aya
wfeMilton C-Conndl
Preston Rena
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Plan to map Senate probes action in Hot Springs
Arkansas Senate investigations committee leader James D. Johnson from Crossett invites four colleagues to the Arkansas Hay Association annual convention in Hot Springs to map a plan of action. The panel, nicknamed ninth of the U S Senate Committee on Investigations, weighs U S policy and potential risks in Korea and Manchuria amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
The
Ark
Jonesboro Man Heads State AP Group
Jonesboro Sun editor Barone Smith was elected chairman of the Arkansas Associated Press at the semi annual meeting in Hot Springs. Harry S. Ashmore became past chair, Carroll B. McGaughrey named vice chairman, and Fe W. Pate of Rogers News to a five year director term. About 40 Arkansas journalists attended. Author James Street criticized U.S. newspapers for informing the public through different channels and urged truth speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Barone Smith
Jonesboro Sun
Arkansas Associated Press Organization
Smith
Harry S. Ashmore
Arkansan Gazette
Carroll B. McGaughrey
The
Gazette
Vic
Fe. W. Pate
Rogers News
Arkansas
James Street
Arey
Kansas
Street
Alyect
CC Palmer
Atkinson
Women stay married or not despite beauty brains and luck
A Los Angeles column summarizes Dr. NM K Moore and Arkansas psychologist M Jad M study of 170 wives and 164 spinsters. It finds both groups similar in beauty and intelligence, but spinsters express less happiness and more anxiety about childbirth and marriage. The piece notes spinsters were educated for affairs, not marriage, and questions cause of unhappiness.
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Los Angeles
NM. K. Moore
Arkansas
Mee Rasalis
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