Arkansas U S 67 plan prompts right of way fight
A column discusses Arkansas plan to reroute U S 67 between Benton and Little Rock due to highway realignments and right of way issues. It notes property owners resist high condemnation costs, potential value loss, and argues for choosing the correct route to avoid future relocations, with Buck Chamber of Commerce involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Tate
F. c. Row
Hope
Foxarkana
Arkansas Democrat
Benton
Littlevek
Missouri Pacific Raiload
U. S
Stnp
Jacoh
Lite Rock
Lille Rock
Moran Appeals 5-Year Prison Sentence
New York May 12 James J Moran former Mayo William O Dwyer leader appeals a five year prison term for perjury before the U S senate crime committee. Convicted Tuesday he was fined 2000 and sentenced to five years in prison by Federal Judge Charles A Dewey while free on bond pending appeal. Moran testified that Louis Weber visited him in his office infrequently. government says they met over 100 times. Moran, once water commissioner, then first deputy to O Dwyer now ambassador to Mexico. Weber faces perjury charges starting Monday. Moran to testify at Weber trial. Also note Hollywood May 13 Mrs James Stewart recovering after cesarean birth of swinging Monday babies Sela and foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Moran
Mayo
William O'Dwyer
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
Moran
Charles A. Dewey
Pagon
Freedom
Senate
Brooklyn Umbers
Louis Weber
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Weber
Price Control Cuts Beef Prices in New Order
The Office of Price Stabilization announced reductions of about 12 cents per pound on duck steaks and pot roasts and five to six cents on rump roasts. The changes, effective Monday, affect ceiling prices for beef and require retailers to post new prices by June 4. The move aligns with a broader planned rollback, but is framed as an amendment to existing ceilings to address inequities and adjustments in the April 20 order.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Burea of Labor Statistics
O. P
House Group Plans Tax on Cigarettes
Washington May 12 A House Ways and Means panel studies a broader tax hike. The committee already pushed 1951 increases above 5.7 billion dollars and aims to raise about half a million yearly by raising cigarette tax from 7 to 10 cents per pack. Leader Rep. Robert L. Doughton says he will protect tobacco farmers while a faction argues to exempt economy brands or apply a differential. If approved the plan likely reaches the House floor by June 4.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Doughton
Conmiitee
Auf
Gazette Labor Hearing Set in Arkansas Gazette Case
A hardial labor relations board charge of unfair labor practices against the Arkansas Gazette will be heard beginning June 18. The hearing was postponed from May 28. The charge stems from a 17 month old strike by newsmen and circulation employees against the Gazette.
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Little Rock
Labor Relations Board
Arkansas Gazette
Gazette
Core Is Top Student at the University of Arkansas
Orville Ben Core, a University of Arkansas student, won one of six senior scholarship keys the highest academic award. He also posted the top grade in the School of Law with an average of 5.40.
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Orville Ben Core
University of Arkansas
School of Law
Guest Speaker at Pentecostal Church
Rev Ernest Joly will be guest speaker at the First Pentecostal Church on Sunday, May 1. Provided details are limited but indicate a community religious event led by the pastor joining the church for the occasion.
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Pentecostal Church
Ernest Joly
U S Halts Steel for Austria Amid Cold War Tension
Frankfurt reports the United States and Germany halted 4,000 tons of steel rails destined for Hungary to block border leaks of strategic goods to Communist states. The move follows U S senators demanding McCloy explain export controls and marks a broader drive to curb material flows from the west to the east since World War II.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Iron Curtain
Hungary
U. 5
John J. McCloy
Russia
West Gerea
High Commission
Striking Union Accuses Lion Oil of Refusing to Bargain
A striking local union accuses Lion Oil Co of refusing to bargain in good faith as negotiations for a new contract stall. The International Association of Machinists AFL Local 224 says the company sought to enforce written gaps and move foremen into the plant while hiring guards. About 200 to 300 workers are involved.
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Derado
Lion Oil Company
Elie Watts
International Association of Mehnists
AFL
Ins Bor
Leeuw
Wate Sud
Watts
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Inlan Ds
Chancery Court
Vaughn Will Not Deliver Speeches on Memorial Day in New Jersey
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughn, a key military adviser to President Truman, declines to speak at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Day service in Pennsville on May 27, citing that public speaking is not part of his duty.
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Pennsville
N. J
Harry H. Vaughn
Truman
Vaughn
Two Accidents Result in Minor Damage
A car driven by Hex Foster with a passenger Mrs Aubrey Bailey collided on Spring Hill road near Hope city limits causing only minor damage. A second accident at Division and Hazel streets late yesterday involved George W Doprah and A B Nelson with Juue damage. City police investigated both incidents.
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Hex Foster
Ahather
Aubrey Bailey
Spring Hill Road
Hope City
Division
Hazel Streets
George W. Dprah
A. B. Nelson
Legion Head Raps Foreign Policy in St Louis Speech
American Legion commander Joe Cocke Jr. urged an immediate all out effort to win the war. He criticized U S policy in the Far East saying Americans must fight communism in self defense with every resource and condemned the State Department and United Nations for appeasement and trading with Chinese and Russian Communists.
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St. Louis
American Legion
America
Korea
Amercan
Joe Cucke, Jr
Seaton
Cocke
Wuysia
Far East
Aamerica
U. S. State Department
United Nations
Hong Kong
Child Injured in Accident at Fair Park
A three year old, Dennis Sheeran, living in a Fair Park trailer, was injured yesterday afternoon when a pickup driven by H. P. Robertson of Hope either struck or caused him to fall. Investigators stated it was unclear whether he fell from the truck or was hit as the vehicle started moving.
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Dennis Sheeran
Fair Park
H. P. Robertson
Hope
Robertson
Riots Break Out in Streets of Vienna
Street clashes erupted in Vienna between Socialist Youth and groups of young Communists arriving for a three day peace rally. Police arrested several Communists as youths exchanged blunt insults and stones. The sporadic fighting drew in Socialist leaders and raised fears of broader trouble during the weekend as both sides warned Vienna would be theirs.
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Vienna
Trale
Boyaound Gliris
Augtia
Wptl
Rach Gratin
Molice
Biter
Wan City
Cornellman Mubert Proch
Socialist Youth Fecervotiaty
Camne
Austria
Russian Jet Damaged in Raid Near Sinuiju Korea
A Russian made MIG 15 jet was damaged in an air battle southeast of Sinuiju. Twelve Sabre jets and 16 MIGs engaged in brief dogfights over Manchuria. Captain Everett N. Farrell of Patagonia Arizona reported scoring hits on a MIG. All American planes returned safely to base. Later an unarmed pirate plane was fired on by three Red jets in the same area.
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Airforce
Hoffman to Get Award at Philadelphia ceremony
Philadelphia May 12. Fa ul G Hoffman head of the Fer organization to receive a distinguished award at a Philadelphia ceremony. The event honors Hoffman's leadership and contributions to the group.
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Philadelphia
Faul G. Hoffman
Brahma Breaks Back of Clown Hoyt Hefner at Local Rodeo
Rough and loud three day rodeo draws capacity crowds as Brahma floors clown Hoyt Hefner and injures a performer. The incident shocks fans but the show continues tonight at eight after a chaotic moment in the arena.
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Rodeo
Brahma
Hoyt Hefner
Yerger High School Graduation Plans
Yerger High School schedules two commencement events for the class of 1951. The first, Sunday May 20 at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium, features processional, music, readings, and speaker Rev. T. F. Tihone Anthom, with Ned Glover introducing the speaker. The second, Friday May 26 at 7:30 p.m. in Hammons Stadium, includes processional, Invocation by Rev. J. W. Walker, introduction of speaker W. V. Rutherford, and address by J. S. Jones.
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Yerger High School
Canley
Willa
Yerger Meh
Italy
Voly
T. F
Tihone Anthom
Ned Glover
Ayes
First Baptist Church
Malvern
Hammons Stadium
J. W. Walker Sims
W. V. Rutherford
Verger High School
Jones
A. M
N. College
Ping
Pringipal
V. Rutchertor
James ‘H Jones
Marthe
Jean
Wallace Denies Charges Over Chiang Talk Revelations
Wallace denies press charges linked to a 1949 white paper on China. He asserts Roosevelt favored easing relations with Chiang Kai-shek’s government, not a joint Communist-Chinese pact, and cites discussions with Chiang during his talks in 1944. He criticizes alleged pressure to accept a separate agreement with Communists.
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South Salon
Vic
Ifenry Wallace
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
de Tenue Marshall
Knowand
United States
China
Senate
Neatingson
Douglas MacArthur
Knowland
Wallace
Roosevelt
Chiang
Hyterastadin
Volog Vica
DeeCair Soshaaller
Glyon
al: Jaca
Tha Lotter
Ching
Avaula
Aneta Wallace
Noosovalt
Chieang
Albert C. Wedemeyer
A8 & Pos
Wedemeyer
Attor Haylin Betcantent
Aadamers
Highwe ratt 19 Double 87 headline jumble
Fragmentary OCR text mentions numbers and names in a garbled form. It provides no clear event, person, or organization to form a cohesive summary. The readable parts include repeated numbers 19 and 87 and phrases that resemble but do not identify any specific incident.
Unclear OCR fragment reports shelling near Seoul
Fragmentary text describes a bridgehead action north of Seoul with mortars and fires along the Choyang river area. Mentions Chimnehon river, aggressive units, and a control push by Chiiowa Communiats. No clear dates or outcomes. intelligible details are limited.
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Karon
Choyang
Chimnehon
Chiiowa
Amala
Seoul
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