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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1953
Page
3
Censorship in Georgia Faces Public Hearing Fight
In Georgia a state commission on morals announced five books and one magazine obscene but refused to name them. The attorney general reminded the body that halting sales requires a public hearing with disclosed evidence. The piece argues state censorship dangers, urging adults control reading and leaving it to homes and schools. The author warns against relinquishing the printed word to ignorant, prejudiced officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Commonwealth
Comession
James P. Wesberry
Aqanta
State Commission
Lawyers Urged to Consider 5 Major Tasks in Arkansas
In Springs Arkansas lawyers were urged to pursue five major tasks including extending legal aid to the indigent and improving criminal justice as steps toward a stronger public service role for the profession. Robert G. Storey of Dallas outlined priorities such as aiding the poor, safeguarding client funds, better selecting state judges, and ensuring adequate judicial salaries. Dorothea Blender of Chicago urged practical focus on day to day legal problems facing local practitioners. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How Springs
Arkansas
Arkansas Bar Association
Robert G. Storey
American Bar Association
Dallas
Auther
Bar Association
Dorothea Blender
Chicago
National Association of Women Lawyers
Dorado, Ark
Big City
Five Day Outlook Indicates Mild Arkansas Temperatures
The U S weather Bureau said Tempera tures in Arkansas for the next five days will average three to four degrees above normal. The forecast shows warmer Saturday cooler Sunday and warming again Tuesday with thundershowers Sunday and Tuesday. Normal minimum equals maximum. 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
U. S
Commencement Exercises Honor Class of 1953 at Hammons Stadium
The Hope High School 1953 commencement program lists processional Bless This House and Pomp and Circumstance with speakers Dr. John T. Caldwell and Clyde J. Arnold. Honor students include Jan Elizabeth Moses and Robert Carlton Power as co valedictorians, with Audrey Cortez as salutatorian and multiple seniors named as national honorees and sponsors.
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Cee Rs Eran
Jec Yeeda Nell Cassidy
Audrey Cortez Light
William C. Gentry, Jr
Incceus
Robert Carlton Power
Jan Elizabeth Moses
One World
O'Hara
John T. Caldwell
University of Arkansan
Albert Graves Lont
Board of Education
Joe Amour
Hope High School
Audrey Cortez
Ann Howard Houston
Ace Arricene
Maelone
Juno Russell
Patsy Samuels
Betty Ruth Saunders
Roy Seymour Frances Kathryn Stiearer
Bonnie Marie Shirley
Wanda Jean Sinclair Shirley
Sue Smilay
Terrie Clay Sparks
Pegoy Joyce Stames
Johnny, Tabor Nelda
Joe Thompson
Billy George Thornton
Bobby Howard Thornton Weldon
A. Tillery
Lou Evelyn Yess
Pagey
Jean Watson
Frances Lucretia Weisenberge
Jack Weldon
Jaacquelina Peark
Wiligms
Margie-Nell Wilson
Giadys
Anne Wemack
Korean Talks Recessed Until Wednesday
Recess extended for U N negotiations over prisoner repatriation in Korea as United States officials defend humane treatment amid protests by Communists. Britain and Canada seek a Friday draft on a five nation commission to handle 44500 prisoners, with India urging U N explanations of key differences between Panmunjom and December Assembly plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Aled
U.N
Tiny One
Willian BK. Ebmeisen
Arava
Therhey Walt Ro
State Department
Department
Watt
U. N. Command
India
United Nations
United States
U. N
Panmunjom
U. N. Assembly
Nehru
Gorrison
Red
Nam Il
May Need Election to Get Lower Taxes
Washington insider Rep Hoffman says another election may be required to secure a tax cut and a balanced budget. He notes influence with the administration but blames the last November shift in personnel, not policy, for current fiscal stances. He criticizes Eisenhower era foreign spending and the debt limit raise proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoffman
Hoe
Eisenhower
MiGs Down Six Damaged by U S Sabre Jets in Korea
Allied Sabre jets claimed six MiGs shot down with additional aircraft damaged during Korean air combat. Notable pilots include Capt. Manuel Wevagidiy and Capt. Joseph McConnell, with multiple U S and British airmen credited for downing or damaging enemy planes. International and unit details appear with numerous names and home bases.
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Phe Vis
Cheeky
Datlay Dastieayedt
Sdnst
Mice Debs
Danaged
North Forest
Stowers
Air Iroree
Manuel Wevagidiy
Mbini
Bru
Shes
jNo
Suyy Leas
Eure
Joseph McConnell
Apply Valley
Cali
Dingeed
Dar
Pandas
Sates Dibara
Wiehila
Hin
Amerdesie
Morean
Pat
Severth
Korea
Maj
Dius
Phigesstrott
Bedaw Gidrding
Breux
N.Y
Maria Maj
John i
Ise
Ganeford
Waller
fAdwime Ave
Catia Washi
Forrest Douprec
Mytt
Pouce Tie Bean Ves
Deaukir
Peter Dy Lrederighs
Irvites Ave
Babylon
N. Lit
Metton J. Micker
HBT
Prospect St
Burlington
Philip A. Redpath
Ava
Minneapolis
Minn
Calif
Jerry Drason
Bade Eighth
Port Arthur
Pex
John St. Ickinson
Five Gables
Willoughby Ava
West Mureen
England
Migrkinson
U. S. Slsb
Bighles
Woman 60 Gives Blood 48 Times
Cleveland reporter notes Mrs. Anna Unik who by giving her 48th pint to the Red Cross may be the nation s top female donor. The Red Cross waived age rules allowing a 60 year old to reach six gallons. A housewife from Cleveland she began donating in World War I era and continued as blood remained in demand.
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Cleveland
Anna Unik
American Red Cross
Unik
Red Cross
Redd Cross
Berg
Eisenhower Radio Report Explores Defense and Budget
President Eisenhower plans a radio address to defend military spending while warning that deep budget cuts could harm national security. He aims to explain why avoiding a deficit and preserving arms strength is essential as Korea negotiations continue and the budget balance remains a top priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iisenhower
Radio Post
Dyanklin
Roosevelt
Eisenower
White House
Troma
Elim Tate
Jury Hears La Force In Poison Trial
In Los Angeles a 22 year old service student faces trial on charges of attempting to poison Robert Hayden. He testified he planted evidence to divert suspicion from Hayden's wife Joyce and denied intent to harm them both. Prosecutor pressed about Joyce's pregnancy and alleged intimate relations. The defense described the defendant as protecting Joyce's reputation amid alleged other claims.
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Joyce Hayden
Robert
Los Angeles
Richard LaForce
Hayden
LaForce
Mra. Hayden
Trylia
NEA Telenhoto
Paul Richard Laurge
tVe
Robert Hayden
F Joyce
Joyce
Joyee
Stubart
la Koree
Rufus Martin to Be Buried Sunday
Rufus Martin will be buried Sunday at 2 p m in Haracdon Gore cemetery. The service will be held at Manessil with Mrs Raman Martin and Gay Martin among mourners. Surviving brothers are named, with funeral arrangements announced by the Gore unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Martin
Tadal Hospital
Raman Martin
Vy Gay Martin
Patios
Punerald Seevduas Wal
Manessil
McCarthy Proposes Higher US Share in Korea War Costs
Senator McCarthy attacks allied funding levels in a proposed amendment to the State Department budget. He calls for a U.S. share of operating UN expenses to match other nations, arguing Western allies must contribute more to sustain the Korea war effort. The move follows a House committee report on a $4.143 billion department appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gell
Washington
Air Sea
Wisconsin
State Department
United Nathan Arcades
McCarthy
Korea
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
I Alexander Smith
U.N
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Sen
Knowland
Patter
Mieh
Hunphey
Minn
Free World
Clement Attlee
German Police Report 3 U.S. Planes Crashed
German police said three U S aircraft collided midair near Emsbach in Hesse, with two bodies found and one crewman hospitalized. Investigators noted several crew members likely bailed out before the crash amid a night formation of transports and fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happenheim
Germany
Aire Fores
Hero
Emsbach
le Fight
Titans
Oatis Freed On Spy Charge By Reds In 1950s Pact
William Oatis, detained by Communist authorities in Prague, was released to American officials after a pardon by Czechoslovak leader Antonin Zapotocky. The State Department offered no detail beyond confirming the release and a diplomatic path to Nuremberg. Mrs. Oatis expressed gratitude as the couple prepared for the return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oatis
Bonn
Germany
Willian M. Ontisy
Gauchostove
Pray
Whit
Oatis i Aer
Zapotocky
Ivan Associated Presse
Autoslula
Nugmberg Ab
HDI
Bryony Commel Nat B
St. Lorisy
Chulatophar
A. Sleulare
Bis Lahya
U.S
Nuoenb Anid
Xoud
Btn
Wadaworth
Ona
Wordsworth
Ontis
Foreign Office
S¢amim
Cegeh Paling
Peter Wilem Shaky
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