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The piece critiques Soviet influence over Czechoslovakia as the West faces Moscow backed moves. It argues American policy betrayed Czechoslovakia after World War I and urges firm action, including expelling Czech diplomats, to defend democracy and independence across Europe.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Kremlin
United States
State Department
Red
Yugoslavia
Moscow
America
Cerchoslovakia
Prisoner Hellyer Planted Microphone and Wired Retribution
Iowa prisoner Pete Hellyer of Waterloo, jailed for a sex crime, planted a microphone in the warden’s conference room and built a radio transmitter at Anamosa Reformatory. He recorded closed parole board sessions and smuggled some wire recordings out in handmade leather bags before discovery. News director Jim Bormann of WMT disclosed the allegations in a broadcast citing inmate assistance and months of activity.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
State Board of Parole
Anamosa
Ja. H
Jim Bormann
WMT
Ceil Replas
Bormeon
Chicrgeo
Bormann
Pete Hellyer
Waterloo
Hellyer
Hellyear
Hyltyear
Reformatory
Arkansas Weather: Cloudy With Scattered Thunder Showers
Weather forecast shows considerable cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight into Sunday. Warmer conditions expected Sunday across Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Dixie Senators Ready for FEPC Filibuster
Washington reports a looming southern filibuster as Sen Lucas presses a test vote next Friday on the FEPC civil rights bill. Senators Johnson Ellender and Ellender pledge to oppose floor action, signaling a historic showdown over race discrimination prohibitions and Senate rules.
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Washington
Lucas
D-Ill
Senate
Dixie
Olin D. Johnson
D-Sc
Ellender
D-La
Louisiana
FEPC
Crommelin to Quit Navy for Politics
Capt. John G. Crommelin announced he would retire to campaign for the U S senate seat held by Lester Hill of Alabama. The outspoken critic of Pentagon policy seeks five months of campaigning before the November elections and would collect up to three fourths of his $700 monthly base pay after retirement.
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Washington
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Senate
Lester Hill
D-Ala
Crommelin
Pentagon
U. S. Senate
Flicy
Ivancis P. Matthews
Annapolis
Pleasant Weather And Floods Mark Weekend Across Regions
The Associated Press reports mild springlike conditions across much of the nation with Southeast and Gulf states warmest. Areas such as the Great Lakes and parts of Kansas Oklahoma and northern Texas saw showers and storms. Flooding persisted in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba with about 5,000 people displaced as Red River waters covered 540 square miles of land.
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Associated Press
U.S
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
Carolina
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Red River
Manjabac
Holmer Named Army Engineer for Little Rock District
Col Hans W. Holmer has been named the new district army engineer for the Little Rock Arkansas district. He will assume duties by July 1 and is currently serving in the office of the chief of the army engineers in Washington.
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Washington
Hans W. Holmer
Little Rock, Ark
Army
Chief of the Army Engineers
U S Says Tiny A bombs Could Be Carried By Jets
Washington reports that the United States may possess baby atomic bombs small enough for jet fighters. Discussion of arming NATO with such weapons surfaced amid plans to replace heavy ground forces in Europe. Jet fighters like the F 84 can carry two 1,000 pound bombs, and experts expect further size reductions without power loss.
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Washington
United States
North Atlantic
Europe
Japan
Bikini
Five-Thousand Dollar Payroll Robbery in Connecticut
A $5,000 reward was posted as eight states join an interstate hunt for four masked bandits who robbed a Bigelow-Sanford Carpet payroll in Thompsonville, Connecticut. Guards were beaten and restrained, the guns seized, and a Massachusetts-plate sedan was spotted nearby as the FBI and state police pursue clues.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co
Brink’s Inc
Massachusetts
FBI
Springfield
Mass
G. J. Griffin
Brink's
John J. Trudell
Ovila C. Lattinville
Joseph T. Flower
Boston
Baccalaureate Sunday at Guernsey High School
Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Guernsey high school auditorium. The guest speaker will be Rev. Floyd J. Taylor of El Dorado. All the public is invited.
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Floyd J. Taylor
EF Dorado
Willium
Former Nevada County Resident Dies in Idabel Oklahoma
Mrs. Nevrman Dooley, 93, longtime Nevada county resident, died last night while visiting Idabel Oklahoma. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Idabel.
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Nevada County
Idabel
Nevrman Dooley
Okla
Yerger PTA Banquet Held at the School
The Yerger High School PTA held its annual banquet on Tuesday evening May 9 from eight to ten oclock in the school auditorium. About forty members and friends attended as Wm W Rutherford spoke on increased cooperation to expand facilities for Negro youth recreation and study in the community.
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Yerger High School
Arrangement Day Planned by Garden Clubs
Flower arranging day for eight garden clubs in this city begins Tuesday noon at Hope country club. Mrs Jon Steed will lead as hostess and flower show judge, aided by Mrs Steed’s expertise in arms and arrangements. Mrs M M McCloughan manages the menu. Nine Indian reservations in Utah include the Navajo as the largest.
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Hope Country Club
Tris Garden Club
Jon
Steed Wu
Lowell
Stead
Laivoy Spates
His Garden Club
Steed
M. M. McCloughan
Hope Fades for Early End to Railway Strike
Chicago may 13 hopes for a quick settlement in the four day railway walkout by locomotive firemen dim as mediators say deadlocked. No new offers were confirmed and union spokesmen denied proposals existed while stoppages extend to St Louis and Appalachian divisions with minor violence reported on New York Central lines at Elk Hart and Cleveland.
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Chicago
Rail Union
Francis O'Neill, Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Brotherhood
Robertson
St. Louis
Appalachian
Elkhart
Cleveland
Teen-Agers Lead Police in Long Wild Chase
Blytheville May 13 Two Jonesboro youths Buddy Flail 19 and Roger Scott 17 led police on a chase from West Memphis to a Mississippi River levee near Pecan Point spanning over two hours tying up 14 patrol cars. They face reckless driving and speeding charges in West Memphis after arrest.
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Blytheville
Jonesboro
West Memphis
Pecan Point
Joinery
Mississippi County
Marion Thomas
Buddy Flail
Roger Scott
Thomas
Scott
Hall's Cay
Memphis
Thomas Crye
George Beasley
Jointer
Levee
Hall
Lookadoo Named Head of Bar Association
Hot Springs May 19 44 Arkansas Bar Association elected John Stuckadoo of Arkadelphia as president succeeding Cecil R. Warner of Fort Smith. Lookadoo elevated from vice presidency. Teryed Marshall of Little Rock named vice president and Gerland Patten of Little Rock re elected secretary treasurer. Meeting approved cooling off period before divorcees may remarry Patrick. Association backed voluntary registration law for next year’s legislature and authorized drafting a bill to curb sex crimes.
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Hot Springs
John Stuckadoo
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Bar Association
Cecil R. Warner
Fort Smith
John L. McClellan
Teryed Marshall
Little Rock
Gerland Patten
Tattle Rock
Dr R C Mason Dies Westinghouse Physics Chief
Dr R C Mason 47 head of Westinghouse Electric physics department died at his home yesterday. A Bentonville Arkansas native, he earned an Arkansas engineering degree in 1984 and later master’s and doctoral degrees at Princeton. He joined Westinghouse in 1984 and was among scientists sent to Oak Ridge to study atomic power plant development. His widow Helen survives. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Pittsburgh
R. C. Mason
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Bentonville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Westinghouse
Princeton University
Oak Ridge
Helen
Airline CIO Transport Workers Strike at Pan American World Airways
New York May 13. CIO Transport Workers union struck Pan American World Airways over wages. Only 800 flight stewards and pursers walked off at midnight local time, with 4,480 maintenance workers pledging to honor the strike. Mediation failed at 1 45 a m EST and no fresh talks were scheduled. The company said US flights would run as fully as possible with volunteers and supervisors. Previous similar action by the union last March cut 80 percent of American Airlines operations via TWA disruption.
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New York
CIO Transport Workers Union
Pan American World Airways
Phe
Jocal
Eeranentn
Fort Peck dam helps build stronger United States says Truman
President Truman, touring the Midwest, touts the flood control and power program as an investment in America's future. He argues massive projects like Fort Peck strengthen the nation and guard against communism while stressing non political stump speech at Fort Peck.
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Fort Perk
Mont
Trumsen
United States
Truman
Fort Peck
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Great Falls
Spa Businessmen Purchase Methodist Hospital Spa
Hot Springs officials report a group of physicians and businessmen bought the Methodist hospital and bath house for 100000 dollars. The four story 55 bed facility will close after tomorrow night for remodeling. It had been operated by Methodists since 1945.
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Hot Springs
Methodist Hospital
George C. Coffey
I Rock
Methodists
Ondratel Drilling Depths Test Near Boddaw
Fragmentary report notes a test related to Ondratel drilling depths near Boddaw with unclear placements and terminology. Further readable details are unavailable to determine scope, entities, or outcomes.
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Wile Trustes
Miles
Boddaw
Indochina and Cold War Topics Highlighted in Talks
Fragmented notes reference Indochina, West Germany, and Middle East issues as central to U S diplomacy. The piece hints at debates over Iran's government and treaty impacts while signaling wider concerns about communism and regional security amid European questions.
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London
West
Pat Ei
Indochin
United States
Indochina
Middle East
Foy
Mountain Home Week-Long Season Review
A fragmented report outlines a week long season with recovery notes involving Jack Budd and Fag An. Mentions a 38 netic device in a car and references Di Meraphis, with witnesses cited in the sparse text.
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Mountain
Home
Jack Budd
Fagan
Trom Sone
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