Byrnes Calls for Curbs on Supreme Court Power
Former associate justice James F. Byrnes says the Supreme Court must be curbed and calls its racial desegregation ruling an overreach. He argues the framers intended different limits and notes recent demography shifts could affect decisions.
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Byrnes
Supreme Court
Washington
James F. Byrnes
U.S. News & World Report
High Court
Senate Eere
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elede
Truman
South Carolina
Byrhes
Congress
Forestry Camp Planned for 4-H Clubbers
A two day 4-H Club Forestry Camp is set for May 30 31 at the Gun ter farm near Columbus Hempstead County. Theme Take Care of the Pine Tree and It Will Give Us All a Job. Activities include camping open fire fishing and forest conservation instruction by Arkansas Forestry Commission and extension staff. Participants ages 10 to 14 bring bedroll gear and lunch. camp fee is fifty cents per day with transport provided by local lumber firms.
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Gunter Farm
Columbus
Hempstead County
Buster Denton
Curtis Pauley
Arkansas Forestry Commission
William E. Harris
Herbert Rogers
Lester Wade
Anna Game and Fish Comission
Woody Miley
Dean R. Wallace
Cecil Bittle
Odell Luck
J. B. Williams
Gunter Lumber Company
Graydon Anthony Lumber Company
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
Hope
Oliver L. Adams
Adams
Camp Couehdale
Hot Springs
University of Arkansas At
Moscow slashes armed forces by 1.2 million men
The Soviet Union announced a major military cut, disbanding 63 army divisions and three air divisions totaling over 30 000 personnel in East Germany. It will mothball 375 ships and shut several military training schools.
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Moscow I
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
East Germany
Water Study Meet Called for Tonight
Tonight at 8 o clock in Hope City Hall a meeting to form a county water study committee is planned. The group will gather data on water resources and usage to inform the Arkansas Water Study Commission and guide legislative policy on surface water management. Farm groups, municipalities, industries, wildlife, recreation and other interests are invited. County Agent Oliver L. Adams will call the meeting and serve as temporary chairman.
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Hope City Hall
Arkansas Water Study Commission
Oliver L. Adams
State Water Commission
Partnership of 32 Years Is Dissolved Here
A 32 year old partnership in Hope Arkansas ends effective May 13 with Memory Gardens to be led by Cornelius and Herndon families. R. V. Herndon Sr and Rufus Y. Herndon Jr assume ownership of Hope Furniture Co and Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Burial Association, with no staff changes. Cornelius will devote time to Memory Gardens Perpetual Care Cemetery as Herndons continue operations and invite continued patronage.
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R. V. Herndon
Cornellus Ia
Hope Furniture Co
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association and Funeral Home
Cornelius
Memory Gardens
Southwest
Arkansas
Hope Furniture Company
Herndon-Cornelius ‘Funeral Home
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association
Herndon- Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
R. V. Herndon SR
R. V, Herndon Rupys Y. Herndon JB
Foreign Military Aid Cutback Risk Warns Officials
Secretary Wilson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that cutting foreign military assistance would risk defense of the country and require a complete reevaluation of U S international position and military budgets. He supported the $4 9 billion aid program noting about 200 divisions in allied armies and that reduced aid would demand greater American manpower and costs. Radford cautioned against undercutting allied strength and said the Soviets push for peace while building military capabilities at high rates. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
iDefense Wilson
Congress
Free
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ion
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Radford
Tata
Forgotten Doctors to Gather for Arkansas Medical Meeting
A May 24 rally in Tyronia will convene 1200 attendees including top medical leaders and politicians to discuss doctor patient relations. Hosted by Doc L H McDaniel, a University of Arkansas ethics professor, the event spans nine hours and features officials such as Senators McClellan and Fulbright and Governor Faubus.
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Tyronia
Milionairs
Doc L. H. Mc Daniel
Arkansas Medical Society
Arkansas
McDaniel
University of Arkansas Medical School
W. H. Anderson
Booneville
Miss
Hippocrates
B.C
John McClellan
J. W. Fulbright
Orval Faubus
John Y. Caldwell
University of Arkansas
Max Thorek
Chicago
Inter Serhant College of Surgeons
R. L. Sanders
Mepmhis
Southern Menai Association
Houston
Elmer Aness
Erie
American Medical Association
Wreck damages Fender and Bumper on Fulton Street
Damage to fender and bumper on both cars in a collision on Fulton Street involving drivers Bobbys Chambless and Dr Don Sith. City officers Compton and Wiis investigated the Saturday wreck.
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Bobbys Chambless
Don Sith
Fulton Streets
Compton and
Wiis
Divorce Granted for Adultery in Arkansas Supreme Court
In Sebastian County a man named John G. Ayres was granted a divorce by the Arkansas Supreme Court on adultery grounds. The court reversed a lower court ruling that faulted both parties and removed a $100 monthly alimony while affirming a $300 monthly child support payment for their three children. The decision notes Ayres pursued business success and gave little time to family. Ayres was accused of adulterous relations with J. S. Griffin, a bus driver, with evidence deemed by the court to show guilt by preponderance.
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Little Rock
Sebastian County
Arkansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John G. Ayes
George Rose Smith
Ayres
Ayes
Justyne Ayers
Ayers
Sebastian Chancery Court
Fort Smith
J. S. Griffin
Griffin
Decisions in State Court
Arkansas Supreme Court handed down today affirming multiple cases including Roy M. Haynes v Roy L. Riales in Pulaski Chancery and J L Earley v State of Arkansas in Benton Circuit. Ayres v Ayres reversed. Dedmon v Thalheimer reversed. others affirmed or denied mandamus as listed.
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Arkansas ‘Supreme Court
Roy M. Haynes
Roy L
A. D. Chavis
John M. Golden
Mandamus
Cleveland
Reynolds Metals Co
William J. Brumley
Hot Spring
John G. Ayres
Justine Ayers
Sebastian Chancery Court
Wallace Gillenwater
James Johnson
Lee
Mozelle Dedmon
Selda Thalheimer
Garland
Southern Lumber Co
Commissioner of Labor
R. Cash
Pulaski
H-Bomb Blast Delay Seen Aboard USS Mt. McKinley
Weather experts delayed the Cherookee H-bomb test for the seventh time to Wednesday morning U S time. Unfavorable winds likely threaten another delay to Thursday. Forecasts for tomorrow and Wednesday show not acceptable conditions with little sign of improvement, though a change cannot be ruled out.
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MT. Mckinley
U. S
Cam| Unique
Auto inventories rise as April production falls
Despite cuts in output, dealers hold 902,270 new cars in stock on May 1, up from 898,669 on April 1, with a national trend of high inventories amid weaker sales. Factory cuts boost unemployment concerns as 4,550 Milwaukee Kenosha workers face layoffs despite a broader auto slowdown.
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David J. Wilkie
Automotive News
Industr
Lgetroit Iupy
General Motors Corp
American Motorg Corn
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Chrysler Corp
AMC
Nash
Panama Starts Counting Votes Elections stretch into weeks
Panama begins a long vote count to decide the next president after weekend balloting. With more than 383,000 eligible voters, results were not expected for at least two weeks. Contenders were Ernesto de la Guardia Jr. and Victor Florencio Goyda. The winner takes office Oct. 1 for a four year term.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Dartmouth College
Supreme Court
Victor Florencia Goyda
Local society and sports notes from The Star
The Star reports on a Monteleone Hotel dinner for Union Compress staff attendees in New Orleans, a Hempstead County Judge bid by Clifford Russell, dissolution of a business partnership, Memory Gardens management changes, and a Little Rock graduate visual training seminar. It also highlights junior state track champions, concerns about seniors’ athletics, and past local track history with Little Rock.
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Dale Hunt
Fred Hunt
Eva Nell Moxley
Union Compress and Warehouse Companies
Monteleone Hotel
New Orleans
Lloyd Guerin
Albert Pike Hotel
Little Rock
Joners
Storms, wrecks kill and injure across regions in AP tally
Weekend tornadoes and violent storms left 13 dead and at least 270 injured across several states. In Cleveland area winds up to 70 mph caused multi million dollar damage. Flint and Lakewood report extensive losses. Flood threats persisted in Michigan and Pennsylvania as crews assess scene.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Michigan
Flint
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Felice
Rocky River
Frank P. Celeste
Lakewood
Blast injures three at Oak Ridge plant yard
A non nuclear explosion at the Atomic Energy Commission Y-12 area in Oak Ridge Tennessee critically injures three workers from Union Carbide. Zirconium scrap stored under water in drums exploded as workers moved aluminum scrap to clear a path, about 30 feet away. The AEC reported no buildings caught fire and labeled the blast non nuclear.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commsson
A. L. Lyons
G. R. Myers
W. R. Stooksbury
Union, Carbide
Aches Janar Co
AIC
AEA
Meres
Page
Freighter Strikes Small Schooner Near Monterey Coast
Two crewmen are reported dead and others are presumed missing after a 10,000 ton freighter plowed into a small lumber schooner off the Monterey coast. Rescue flights dropped flares as coast guards searched for survivors. The incident occurred hours after the Olson, Los Angeles to Oregon voyage, with crewmen returning to San Francisco.
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Montery
Calif
Monterey
Howard
Olson
Wise
Los Angeles
San
Britain May Lead in Atomic Power Advancement
Sir Edwin Plowden of Britain's Atomic Energy Authority told reporters after a White House visit that Britain faces urgent power needs due to scarce coal and oil resources, making nuclear plants crucial. He indicated Britain may move ahead of the United States in commercial atomic power and said first British nuclear station contracts will be set this fall with construction hoped to begin next year and be completed by 1960 or 1961.
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Washington
Edwin Plowden
Britain
Atomic Energy Authority
United States
Eisenhower
Plowden
White House
Lewis Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Sir Edwin
Sir Edwin Reied
Plawden
Wisembowee
Lonoke Baptists Plan Bible School Schedule
Lonoke Baptist Church will host Vacation Bible School from Monday June 4 through Friday June 8 led by Rev. James E. Caby. Classes serve beginners primaries juniors and intermediates with special music each morning. A Friday afternoon picnic is planned for attendees.
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Lonoke Baptist Church
James E. Caby
Campaign finalists chart for Kefauver and Stevenson
Kefauver and Stevenson enter final three weeks of presidential primary campaigns. Oregon votes Friday on write-ins for 16 Democratic delegates. Florida May 20 with 28 delegates. California June 5 winner take all for 8 delegates. Nebraska votes tomorrow with unopposed Republicans and unbound delegates. Stevenson shifts from California to Oregon with Kefauver following.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Alda E. Stevenson
Oregon
Florida
California
Nebraska
Kefauver
Fisenhower
Stevenson
Sue
Parents Watch: Childrens Tragedy In House Collapse
A chaotic scene unfolds as a father and three boys die after a wall collapse. Neighbors and responders rushed to the scene but authorities say they were unable to reach the victims for hours. The incident is under investigation.
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John ‘Bausman
Mystery Transportation of Immigrants Reveals Missing Family
A Texas family reported a missing member after a motorist claimed to ship an immigrant by rail. Investigators traced the route but found only a partial lead near a storage location. The case centers on a vanished individual and a puzzling transfer method with limited clues this week.
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Hollis Miler
Eal
Texas
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Star
Clifford Russell
Wal
Hempstead
S. Cornelius
W. R. Herndon Sr
Torres
Mr Herndon
R. V. Jr
Lonoke Baptists Plan Bible School
By Raymond Lahr
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