Sliced Thin by The Editor A Midwestern Review
A fragmented column reflects on film and stage careers, naming Jane Forthings and Susan Hayward in a Lisbon Seanger showcase. It blends gossip with opinions on acting, fame, and the moral politics of liquor taxes, citing Judge Welch and Mississippi tax views as broader commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Biler
Dane Froman
Atnl
Womiany
Venger
Susan Hayward
Tim
Lisbon
Portugal
Orld
Pure Story
Hollywood
Jane Frosthgs
Nayward
Nils
Edgar G. Harris
West Point
Miss
Seader
Federa
George A. Welch
Pailadelphia
Mississippi
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Arkansas
Allelujah
Fauor Sal
Piano Recital by Hope High Graduates Tuesday Night
Sara Marie Lauterbach and Beth Bridgers from the 1952 Hope High School class present a piano program in the school auditorium Tuesday May 13 at 8 p.m. Presented by Mrs. Ralph Routen. The program includes Soliloquy The Pines Allegro Brillante Romance Op. 28 No. 2 Novellette Op. 25 Valse Caprice Mediation From Thaïs Malaguena Impromptu in C sharp minor Deep Purple and more performed by Lauterbach and Bridgers.
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Sara Marie Lauterbach
Beth Bridgers
Hope High School
At & P.m
Ralph Routen
Marriner
B. the Pines
Matthews
Ruby Carson
Sara Lautherbach
Robert Schuman
Schumann
Beth
Akron May Day Memories Declined By Mixed Weather
Fragment from Akron column notes a mishmash of events and names, mentioning May Day in Akron and weather affecting outdoor plans. details are incomplete but imply a civic or school celebration with participants yet to be clarified.
Cotton Boosts Arkansas Farm Income in Early 1952 Start
Washington reports last year's cotton crop lifting Arkansas farm income early in 1952. For January and February Arkansas farmers earned 23.6 million from livestock and 44.6 million from crops, against 26.3 million and 33.1 million a year earlier. Overall 1952 outlook stores national net income near last year’s level.
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Washington
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Ose
Campos
Eotton
Reds Accused of Using Talks in Propaganda
The United Nations Command accused the Communists in Panmun of turning armistice talks into a propaganda sounding board. UNC officials said the plenary session featured a vicious, pre arranged attack and urged that the meetings be used for genuine negotiation. Talks remain deadlocked over POW repatriation with further sessions scheduled and continued coverage promised.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
Heds Tirea
Nda
Bunt
Adm
Turner Joy
U.N
Reds
U. N. Caimmang
Nam
Panmun
Naw Il
Jay
William P. Nuckols
U. N. Command
Curtail Jet Plane Shipments to 1 Percent of Production
Washington May 2 Senate debate centers on limiting jet plane shipments to 1 percent of U S production until the Air Force is fully equipped. Sen Knowland’s amendment to a 6 9 billion foreign aid bill faced delay as Armed Services committee postponed action to tomorrow to hear top military air experts.
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Washington
Rio Late
R-Cauith
Aimertul
U.S
Senate Armed Service
Byrd Dear
East German Reds Set for New Cold War
Benn Germany May 12. West Germanys peace contract sparks violent weekend with East German rulers readying a drastic cold war step up against the West and tighter Soviet East German ties. One youth was killed in Essen during a police clash with 30 000 Communist led demonstrators. Police gunfire wounded many and arrests followed as plans to rearm West Germany for Western defense emerged.
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Benn
Germany
West Germany
Issern
East Germany
Essen
West
High School Annual Is Off the Press
The 1982.7 high school annual is just off the press. A leather bound 50 pages book features senior photos, class members, and special recognition. It is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Exma Dean and bears a Bobcat emblem on the back.
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Exma Dean
Arrest after Knife Fightesque in Nevada Williams Case
City officers yesterday arrested Nevada Williams following an argument in which Betty Joe Hacker was slashed on the hand with a knife. The injury was not considered serious.
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Nevada Willams
Betty Joe Hacker Negro
Concessions Made to Red Prisoners on Koje Island
General Dodd said Communist POWs on Koje Island threatened his life for four days last week and demanded concessions for his release. The 4th Marine general noted U.N. and Clark asserted that any commitments under duress would be viewed cautiously. He praised his treatment in Compound 76 and said the demands by prisoners were minor compared with the authorities’ response. Newsmen were allowed to see him after the midweek seizure.
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Aewwl
Korea
Francis T. Dodd
Koje Island
U. S. Eighth Army
Jun
Mark W. Clark
Suprone U. N
Tokyo
Dodd
Clark
United Nations Commandments
U.N. No. 1
State Court Reverses Verdict in Personal Injury Suit
The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to reopen a Gar land County case that had yielded a $6,000 verdict for J. H. Harvey against Evelyn Anderson Sellers. Harvey, injured Aug. 21, 1980, at a filing station where he worked, pursued new trial alleging newly discovered evidence. the court noted testimony by a patrolman and other officers about Sellers’s statements and actions surrounding the incident.
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Lie Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Garland County
J. H. Harvey
Evelyn Anderson Sellers
Sellers
Harvey
Local Scouts to Hold Camporee at Narrows Lake
Piney Woods District of the Caddo Area Council BSA plans a May 18 date camporee at Narrows Lake near Murfreesboro. Troops from Hope Watercreek Fulton and Sada vie on camping and scouting skills with a Sunday sunrise service offered for those staying over.
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Piney Woods
Caddo Area Council
Narrows Lake
Murfreesboro
Laurel Creek
Hope Vfw Post
Watercreek
Students From This Area to Get Degrees
Henderson State graduates listed include Tenelees College class members and numerous area holders. Names such as Nancy Ann Camp Lester Davis Springer Bennie Crews Beckworth Mattie Sue Edminston and Henry Green appear along with Emmet Flora McFarkind Prescott Bernie Opal Davies and others. The document notes bachelor degrees in various fields and mentions Nevada County.
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Henderson State
Tenelees College
Thenpstead
Nancy Ann Camp
Lester Davis Springer
Bennie Crews Beckworth
Mattie Sue Edminston
Heary Green
Nevada County
Emmet
Flora
McFarkind P
Prescott
Bernie Opal Davies
Bax Longester
Chinese Rail Lines Blasted by UN Planes
UN warplanes pounded North Korean rail links severing main routes from Manchuria to Pyongyang. US Fifth Air Force strikes near Itgichon and Suntla cratered bridges, rail segments, and stations while Marines and fighter jets hit front lines. UN forces report bunkers destroyed and gun positions eliminated amid ongoing artillery exchanges in the Mundung Valley.
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Seoul
Kare
United Nations
US Fifth Air Force
Une
Kanggye- Sint
Itgichon
Mutehan Ri
CENES
U.S. Eighth Army
Karshna
Mundung
Lewisville Negro High School Baccalaureate Services
Baccalaureate services at Lewisville Negro High School were held Sunday with Rev. Kr. Harris of Hopewell CME Church Texarkana delivering the sermon. Commencement is scheduled for May 15 with Dr. T C. Cothran AMN College sociology professor as principal speaker.
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Lewisville
Local Airman Ends Basic at Lackland AFB Texas
Airman Jones Fr Mangum 10 son of Mr and Mrs J FP Mangum Mule 4 Hope has completed his AP basic airmen indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base the Gateway to the Air Force.
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Lackland Air Poree Base
Texas
Jones Fr. Mangum
J. FP. Mangum Mule
Hope
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Broiler Growers Elect Officers at Hope Association Meeting
The Hope Broiler Growers Association held its annual election at the home of Mr and Mrs Jessie Lowell in Patmos. Elected president is J W Reilly of Spring Hill, vice president Sterling Cook of Hope, and secretary treasurer John B Montignant of Hope. The group welcomes all commercial broiler growers in the Hope trading area.
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Hope Broiler Growers Asso Ttion
Jessie Lowell
Patmos
J. W. Reilly
Spring Mul
Sterling Cook
Hope
John B. Montignant
Hope Wading
Fender Damage Wreck in South Eay Block
Minor wreck Saturday in the 1500 block of South Eay involving May Bell McLamoie and Jess Cornelius. Cornelius car owned by Lee Brosius. both vehicles sustained fender damage.
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South Eay
May Bell McLamoie
Jess Cornelius
Cornelius
Lee Brosius
Buddy Sutton Seeks U of A Student Presidency
William Howard Baden of Hope is a candidate for president of the Associated Students at the University of Arkansas backed by the University Party. The election is slated for Wednesday May 14.
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William Howard
Buddy) Baden of Hope
Associated Students
The
University of Arkansas
Buddy
Father of Hope Man Succumbs
A. F. Franks aged 72, father of Clifford Franks of Hope, died Saturday at his Amity home. Survivors include a widow and seven children. The obituary notes funeral arrangements will be announced.
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A. F. Franks
Clifford Franks
Hope
Amity
Gad
Hearing Opens on Steel Seizure and Oil Walkout
Union officials met amid a looming 96 600 oil worker shutdown as wage talks tighten. The Wage Stabilization Board called a Washington conference to halt the walkout, while CIOO Workers International Union leaders from eight Midwest states met in Toledo to seek limited labor action. President Truman may invoke Taft Hartley emergency provisions if no settlement emerges soon.
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Denver
Wile Steke
Wage Stabilization Board
Cioo Workers International Union
Toledo
Knight
Cane Aumers Cooperative
Agesociation
Coffeyvite
Kum
Vourel
Mant
Rock Island
Muneaville
Ind
WSB
Truman
WSL
Faye
Truman Should Have Used the War Powers Law
Washington reports debate over President Truman's steel seizure during a national emergency. Arguments focus on legality, with John W. Davis defending the action and Judge Pine's April 8 ruling deeming the order unconstitutional. The case questions presidential power and emergency authority amid industry and court actions.
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Washington
Argus Menta
Truman
Supreme Court
Loding
John W. Davis
Abe
Maja
Judea
David A. Ping
Pip B. Pertmin
Genes Erat
Ducielon
Davitt A. Pine
Pine
Trumanta’ Steel
Tnilly
Justice Department
CIO United Stealworkabg
Funda
McCarthy Paid $10,000 Says Witness
Washington May 27 The Senate Investigations subcommittee heard that Sen McCarthy received $10,000 for a housing article from Lustron Corp The witness Joins Moore noted McCarthy was a member of the investigations subcommittee when the payment was made and that the group was probing RPC Joans to the defunct Lustron company
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Washington
Senate Bilections Subcommittee
Sen
McCarthy
R+ Wis
Senate
Stntentent
Join Moore
Benton
D-Conn
Wisconsin
George E. McConley
Nance Corporation
Oon
Moore
Mee Carthy
Lustron Corporation
Hance
RPC Joans
Sen. Weenings
Many Mothers Rest After Mother’s Day Ordeal
HAL BOYLE recalls a Kansas City reflection on Mother's Day where mothers are exhausted by the holiday's attempts to pamper them. The piece contrasts mothers’ selfless work with children's wish to celebrate, noting many mothers prefer quiet family gatherings and gifts given to them rather than the other way around.
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Hal Boyle
Kansans City
Matther
Shi Hubs
Hiice
Mon
Farm Tour Attracts 65 Persons In Hempstone County
A Farm Tour drew 65 people including 65 agriculturists and state Agriculture staff Friday morning. They visited Jess Brown near Spring and Herman McMillan's pastures, studying new seedings of fescue clover oats and crimson clover. The group then toured a modernized home on Highway 4 near Walton before concluding at Mrs. Rowe’s residence.
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State Department of Agriculture
Hempstone
Jessu Brown
Hi Brown
Brown
Herrman McMillar
Lee Ga Saem
Rev
Chamber of
Emory Thompson
Hemynly
FHA
Adminiatratio
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Reetel
Alker
Kose
Gharits F. Colson
Jose Island
Broiler Growers
Buddy Sutton
U of A
Union
James P. McGranery
United States
Judiciary Committee
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Tye Childen Apa
Deggert
Slother
Essie
Tom
Pete
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