Fragmented May 18 Remarks on UK Democracy and Freedom
A garbled report cites remarks on UK democracy and freedom of information. It references Quaker groups, university figures, and officials debating democracy’s culture, while noting concerns about government and international influence on American democracy and press. The text mentions Morse of the University of Minnesota and Carroll Binder of the Minneapolis Star.
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Santana
Ellen
Gendell Federstian
Volda
America
Europe
Lean
Morse
University of Minnesote
Burseniied
Beni
Peraine
U.S. Uelewote
U. Ny
Afticera
Baby Dies in Fire Takes Five Lives in Arkansas
Five deaths reported in a week with a baby killed in a farm house fire near Lephnin. Deputy Kenneinger said the blaze began in the kitchen as a 4 month old died. other victims included a Wynne area teen and a Lake New Corning junior who drowned in separate incidents.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Wadnasdry
Donald Brewer
Lephnin
Gouge County
Shariff
Charley Kenneinger
Bobby French
Gage
Harerisburg
Ge Abel
Wynne
Ark
Chins Plenie
Accdd Dent
Harohi Kabhing
Wegenrald
Maliden
Lake New Corning
Witnesses lined up on McCarthy probe hearings
Senate subcommittee prepares to question Lou McCarthy in a probe over a $10,000 article payment. Benton contends the piece was politically improper, while McCarthy defends the payment as proper. Cael Stranjicund, a former Langston official, is slated for questioning as hearings proceed to verify the article’s value.
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Washington
Wittessee
Lou McGarthy
Sen
Benton
McCarthy
Luston
Calumbun, O
McCurtty
Kibsten
Manes Corporaton
Golanion
Cael OG
Strarnciund
Laston Prussiens
Hinfly
McGarthy
Pan Phiet
Sun
Monrangy
Okla
Ariveat
Finn
Strandiang
Othee
Chicken Prices Continue Up Swing In Arkansas Market
May 15 report from Little Rock shows broiler prices rising four to seven cents to about 20 cents per pound as producer withholding tightens supply. Northwest Arkansas growers say the higher market threatens small farms while wholesalers protest losses, warning higher costs may push consumers away.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Broiler Prises
Linn
C. Morris
Marels
North Gitte
Rock
Morris
Miles McPeek
Agricultural Statician
Strawberry prices vary across Arkansas and Northwest regions
Weather across Strawberry regions shows clear to warm conditions with steady demand and strong markets. US No 1 berries fetch about 5 to 9 dollars per box or per pound with caps around 18 cents to 24 cents. shipments include truck cars and rail, with prices and demand noted in multiple northwest areas. The note ends with a non sequitur about New Zealand fossils with three eyes, contrasting sharply with the market report.
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Arkinkos
Crawford
Blake
Springagly Ren
O Bo Cars
Northwest
Arkansas
Jog Vaaitaera
Omarkely
Certs Blakemores
Windass
Shipmientay Track
Pharmacists Condemn Obscene Books At Arkansas Meet
At the Rock May 18 the Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association adopted a resolution condemning sale of obscene and indecent books magazines and periodicals with emphasis on comic books that extol crime. Fifteen other resolutions were approved at the group 7th annual convention. John Garamond of Little Rock was elected president of the Arkansas Drug Travelers Association. U C Brantum of Blytheville was named second vice president.
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T At the Rock
Cape- Wyvemle
Arkansas Drug Atores
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
John Iaramond
Little Rock
Arkansas Drug Travelers Association
Incside
U. C. Brantum
Blytheville
Secon
Beverage Permits Are Suspended
Orders calling for suspensions of seven retail beer permits on charges of state liquor law violations were issued by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Suspects include Alfred Holmes of Stuttgart, Mary Sims Acraman of Cullendale, and Estella Gates of Marianna, with suspensions ranging from 15 to 90 days. Effective date is June 1.
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Tithe Rock
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
George
ARC
Alfred Holmes
Stuttgart
Jack Jones
Camden
Mary Sims Acraman
Cullendale
Ohn EB
Blythe
James A Newnan
Smith
Richard Griffin
Negro
Estella Gates
Marinona
Prest
Charges Filed Against Gunman in Oklahoma Theft
A grand larceny charge was filed against 20 year old Jacob Alexander Yankee, a Pennsylvanian guard, who escaped from Hartford Jail after locking two officers in a wave. He was later captured in Wister, Oklahoma, and faces another grand larceny charge over the transfer of stolen goods into the state. Immigrant bill news reports Sen Humphrey saying a likely move to return the 302 page bill to committee.
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FL Snoth
Jacob Alexander Yanke
Bart Ford
Yanke
Fames
A. Gutensohn
Grand Liveung
Sebastian County
Daye
Selph
Andy Wamilton
Hartford
Riceland Rice Cooks Best Quick And Easy
An advertisement touts Riceland Rice as quick and simple to prepare. It promises money and time savings, minimal effort, no steaming, and a perfectly cooked white rice in minutes. Includes bold claims and suggested recipes to follow.
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Ayer
Ieee
Best
Hopa
Greening Insurance Agency
Senate
Watoy
OUS Brown & Serve Rolls
Moore
Moore Bros. Specialty Young Tender Fryers
Noe Teness Bacon
Moore Bros
Sir LU
New Zealand
Humphrey
Uc-Minn
Senate Judiciary Committee
Qwens
LACE
Priscilla
Elue Chambray
Batiste
Garcrest
Dee
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