Atomic weapons tests hailed as successful progress
The United States Atomic Energy Commission reports three atomic weapon tests conducted near Enieweickati on the Marshall Islands show improved design and central progress. President Truman and officials authorize statements praising the tests and outlining planned steps for further nuclear equipment.
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Eniewe- Hoan Ihe
Pacific
Atomic Fenergy Commission Provident
Ruman
David E. Lilenthal
Giher
Oraily
Truman
Commusause Sigiemenul Avout Ollaws
Joini
United States Atomic Energy
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Enieweickati
Midirshall
Isiahde
Aunes Isi
Hia Commission
Iie
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Ihe Gsion
National de
Miliywrand
Solentme Leauers
Court Docket May 17 1946 Hone Arkansas Municipal Court
Docket notes list multiple defendants with fines and bonds in Hone Arkansas municipal court. Entries include forfeited cash bonds for drunkenness, disturbing the peace, reckless driving, and possessing liquor. several cases held for Grand Jury. examinations waived. some bonds set at $1 to $25. Includes names such as E. Prentice B. Bizzle Curlis Cannon Eual Bingham Willie Carl Murchison Mabel Brown Clinton Tate and Jim Rogers.
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Unicipal Court of
I Murchison
Willie Carl
Mabel Brown
Clinton
W. L. Tate
Gambig
George
Stewart
Rowden
Nee Ogden
Rogers
Jim Rogers
Hempstead
Lla Mayfield
Edgar Williams
British Monarchy Adapting To Modern Times And Social Change
The British monarchy shows marked adaptation to the new world amid economic strain and global sociopolitical shifts. Royal attire and court practices have softened since before World War I, reflecting democratic influence and reduced pomp, with ambassadors and courtesies becoming less burdensome for foreign representatives.
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England
British Isles
Britain
John Bull
Roy
Buckingham Pala
Voters to Decide Many Proposals in Arkansas Ballot
Secretary of State C G Hall reports a record number of proposals may reach the November ballot as various groups circulate petitions. Seven initiated measures are planned plus amendments referred by the 1947 legislature. Petitions must be filed by July 2 with required voter signatures.
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Arkansas
C.G. Hall
Roters
Arkansas’ Municipal League
The
Arkansas Education Association
Education Department
Commissioner of Education
James
Mac) MacKrell
Arkansas Oil Dealers Association
County Judges Association
Republican State Committee
General Assembly
Hall
240 000 Jews to Move to New State
Associated Press reports discussion among Jewish leaders in Germany about relocating 240000 Jews to a new state. Officials including Liwins T. Chiy and Dr. Willian discuss potential organized resettlement as U S authorities weigh recognition of the new state and its implications for refugees and frontier security.
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Aral
Palastine
Negeb
Associated Press
London
Aroeriwan
Germany
Todasky
Liwins T. Chiy
U.S
Govermnor
Gerenning
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference names McAlister chief
Little Rock reports athletic commission will be led by Heber L. McAlister on a part time basis while he retains his current post. J M Burnett remains official statistician. In a separate note, Dorothy Welsh of Harding College wins essay contest, $500 prize, trip to Washington for top college entry and two runners up receive five day all-expense journeys.
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Charles Dawes Wiseerick
Court of St. James
America
England
Little Rock
Heber L. McAlister
Arkana Intercollegiate Conference
Arkansas Adjutant General
Arkansas State Teachers College
J. M. Burnett
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association
Iss
Dorothy Welsh
Harding College
Searcy
Fort Wolsey
Fort Smith
Washington
Center Point Women Organize Home Demonstration Club
Seven women in Center Point gathered at Mrs. Albert Smith’s home on Wednesday May 12 to organize a Home Demonstration Club. Officers elected: Williams Vice-President, folams President, J. &, Mc Roy Elledge Secretary and Treasurer, Arnold Middlebrooks Reporter, Mrs. Albert Smith.
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Center Point
Albert Smith
Williams
Folams
J. &, McRoy Elledge
Arnold Middlebrooks
Rail Talks to Be Resumed Tomorrow
Washington May 17 The White House announced talks will resume tomorrow between representatives of labor and management over the railroad wage dispute. The three railroad brotherhoods will meet at 9 a.m. in the Hotel Swarthmore under presidential guidance to seek a private management return. Presidential aide John K. Steelman will participate in initial contacts but not in the conference, with no forecast of an agreement. The government seized the railroads last Monday after failed negotiations ahead of the strike deadline.
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WPI
White House
Repas Wiih
Swatler
Jonn K. Steelman
Charles G. Ross
Steelman
Ross
Mit
W. T. Harley
Association of American Railroads
Demonstration on Cleaning Sewing Machines Held
Mrs Lorraine Blackwood, Home Demonstration Agent, led a sewing machine cleaning demonstration. The next meeting is planned at Mrs J E McWilliams home on June 4 at 2 p.m with leaders to be appointed at the meeting.
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Lorraine Blackwood
J. E. McWilliams
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