Wallace a private citizen facing world talks critique
The piece argues Henry Wallace, a private citizen, would struggle to govern if elected. It cites a May New York speech and criticizes his proposed talks with Stalin, warning such moves could undermine U.S. sovereignty and credibility. It notes American cabinet harmony and doubts any single outsider could replace elected leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onvy A. Wallace
York
Josef Stalin
Russia
United States
Areillace
Tenry Agard Wallace
Eroice m
Iacrca
Lissia
SVE
Bineasone
Atmerica
Aravel
Tne
Henry Agard Wallace
Amerand
Wallace
Stalin
James Thrasher
Henry Wallace
Martin
Joe
Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Stockholm
Knights Templar Meet Prescott Speaker Fay Hempstead
Twenty years ago Prescott was to host Knights Templar with principal speaker Fay Hempstead. Union Station contract awarded to Stewart McGehee Co of Little Rock for 91 760 000. County club golf tournament pairings listed include Tully Jonny and Gucc Stuart Tom Kinser and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Prescott
Wil Ye Fay
Roberts LaGrane
Leo Hins
Will Orta
R. J. Buckman
Roy Anderson
Edwin 5
Dudley Burrard
Lilie M Henry
Iain Barlow
Lon Sanders
Mack Duff Johnson
C. J
Crosvenor. Brown
Brooks Shuits
Cha Jand
T. J. Carter
Frankson
Steve Carrigan
JP. Bronididge
Ton Carter
yiBd
Rh Rephan
Surrender of Acre Claimed by Jewish Army
The Associated Press reports Jews claim Acre surrendered unconditionally after a 72 hour street battle. Hagana says 4,000 Arabs trapped. also alleges drowning 300 Arabs by dam south of the Sea of Galilee. Tel Aviv bombed for the fourth day. Arab forces report advances in Jerusalem and other areas. World powers move toward ceasefire. U N debate on how to halt fighting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Acre
Hagapah
Army of Israel
Palestine
Galice
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Jerusalem
Barclay's Bank
Darouk
Egypt
Israel
Russia
United States
Guatemala
United Nations
U. N
Haifa
Sea of Galilee
Haganah
Renovot
Baghdad
Abdulilah
Kaukab el Hawa
Summer School Opens at Hope High School
Summer school will begin at Hope High School on Tuesday morning June 1 with classes 8 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. The two semester plan runs six weeks from June 1 to July 9 and five weeks from July 12 to August 19. Courses include junior and senior high subjects and special commercial or college prep offerings. Students may earn up to two high school units in the full term or two half units per semester. Registration for summer school should be completed by Monday morning May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Mrs Wicker Dies at Home Near Cale Nevada County
Mrs Lula Wicker aged 67 died at her home near Cale Nevada County just before yesterday. She was wife of W OC Wicker and survived by children Mrs Lilie Glass Carl Wicker Mrs Mae Los all of Prescott Willie Wicker of Dallas Mrs Evel Hart of Rosston Arthur Lee and Douglas Wicker of Prescott Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Also noted Senator John McClellan of Arkansas served as pallbearer at the funeral of Senator John H Overton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Wicker
W. OC. Wicker
Ncer Cale
Nevada County
Lilie Glass
Carl Wicker
Mae Los
Prescott
Willie Wicker
Dallas
Evel Hart
Rosston
Arthur Lee
Douglas Wicker
Soviets Blame Politics and Washington Blames Passion for Desertion
Moscow and Washington clash over why U S Army Sergeant James McMillin deserted in Moscow. Tass says anti capitalist politics drove him to stay. U S officials counter that youth infatuation with Galina Biconish and personal romance, not ideology, kept him in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
Tass
Ser
James McMillin
Soviet Union
America
McMillin
Galina
Laf
United States
Beonish
Kurl Marx
Tagsia
Washington Post
Paul I. Beatles
McMilin
Monecow
Galya
Wednesday Fair Park Cleanup Day Planned at 1 O Clock
After a week delay citizens will gather at Fair Park on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock to clean the area mow grass and paint buildings. Participants are asked to bring implements paint brushes and lawn tools and to pack a picnic lunch. Free drinks and rolls will be provided by City Bakery Coca Cola Bottling Co and Hope Beverage Co. Families are urged to attend and a softball game may follow lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park
Park Committee
City Bakery
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Hope Beverage Co
System Gamblers Reported to Be $39,000 Ahead
Three non stop gamblers rode a winning streak in Las Vegas reporting they were $39,000 ahead on roulette in eight days. The trio Jack Cortez Roy Walford and Albert Hibbs moved from $3 to $25 bets per spin then trimmed to $8 as part of their system. Crowds gathered while spectators cashed in and club management weighed its response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Jack Cortez
New York
Roy Walford
San Diego
Calif
Albert Hibbs
Chillicothe Chia
Walford
Dewey and Stassen Clash On Outlawing Communism Debate
In Portland on May 18, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and former Gov. Harold E. Stassen claimed victory in a radio debate on outlawing the Communist party. Supporters and listeners rated it a near draw, with Stassen softening his stance and Dewey avoiding full endorsement of the Mundt Nixon bill. The live audience was under 100, but about 40 million listeners heard the exchange via 50 outlets. Oregon primaries Friday were seen as the next barometer.
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Portland
Otc
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
United States
P Dewey
Communist Party
Jaysen
Dewey
Stasen
Oregon
Weizmann the dreamer who helped found Israel
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, provisional president of Israel, is portrayed as the lifelong Zionist chemist who avoided violence while aiding Allied efforts in both world wars. His work in Palestine spurred economic development and the push for a Jewish homeland, despite Arab opposition and internal Jewish debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mussia
Palestine
Chaim Weizmiann
Israel
Aimerican
Wwaniann
Russia
Geryma
Chain Wetvmann
Ibo
Weizmann
F. Flier
Over Wranee
Dr. Weizmann
United States
Pwor
Hin
Hormel
Tzrael
Ike Lenin
Joe
Whitley Announces Candidacy for Congress
Henry B. Whitley of Magnolia announces his bid for Congress in the coming primaries. He details early life in Lamar County Texas and Columbia County Arkansas, education at Magnolia A and M and Cumberland University, Arkansas law practice since 1929, Army service in the recent war, and National Guard service. Continued on Page Three.
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Henry B. Whitley
Magnolia
Congress
Hempstead County
Columbia County
Lamar County
Texas
Arkansas
Magnolia A. & M. College
Law Department
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Tennessee
Mageolia A.J & M. College
National Guard and Reserve
Hempstead county group buys cotton picking machines
A Hempstead County farm group led by Ed Krash inspects the Delta Branch Experiment Station near Stoneville Mississippi and purchases mechanical cotton pickers. The group plans to use the units on W F E Cox & Sons Alston Foster and Aubrey Noch farms to harvest 200 acres or more this year, with widespread adoption of flat-bed cultivation, deep anhydrous ammonia fertilization, and reduced hoeing. The effort aims to modernize picking and speed field operations while using leased tractors and experimental guidance from the USDA station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Delta Branch
United States Department of Agriculture
Stoneville
Mississippi
Hempstead County
Ed Krash
International Harvester
Willie
Herbert Cox
Fulton
Alston Foster
Robert Garratt
Aubrey Ewerh
A. T. Johnson
Oliver L. Adams
W. FE
Cox & Sons
Aubrey Noch
Yall
Delta
USDA
Jung
Conviction of Lewis and UMW Dismissed
Washington reports the civil contempt conviction against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers was dismissed as a government move to end the anti strike injunction. Judge Goldsborough reserved ruling on the injunction while noting concern over potential renewed strike risk. The case followed a six week coal stoppage tied to pension disputes for elderly miners and a Taft Hartley restraining order issued April 21 to resume production.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Govenament
T. Alan Galdsborough
Lewis
Goldsborough
Cole
Galdsborough
Attorrney
Tom Clark
Union
H. Graham Morison
Clark
Morison
Goldaborough
Hig Union
H. Graham Meri
Son
United States
Mursay
H Lewis
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Miners Welfare Fund
Bridges
Lewis-Bridges
Ezra van Horn
Auto Workers Put Notice On Pending Strike In Detroit
A formal ten day notice was filed by the CIO United Auto Workers asserting a strike is pending affecting 225 000 General Motors workers. The union continues negotiations to avert a major walkout while a Chrysler plant strike enters its seventh day with police lines and court actions shaping the dispute.
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General, Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Coe
Chrysler
Eployes
Yesterda
Cio-Uaw
General Motors
Gato-Labor Pictures
Michigan
White Co Jar
Atrike
UAW
Mai
Thy
Lansing
Eugene F. Black
James
McNally
Wayne County
Texarkana Man Sentenced to Die for 13-Year-Old Rape
Cleo Smith, a 29-year-old Bowie County man, was found guilty of raping a 13-year-old New Boston girl after being attacked near a wooded path as she walked from a school bus. A jury deliberated 16 minutes before returning the verdict and sentencing him to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yexarkana
Cleo Smith
Bowie County
Texas
New Boston
Mic
Plata
Verson
Harold Beck
Smithy
Youl Neary
Sith
Maxwell Welch
Buildings on Berry Place Up for Sale at Washington Berry Place
Officers of the Presbyterian Church invite sealed bids for two buildings and a wire fence on property known as the Washington Berry Place at South Main Street. Bids open May 25. Church reserves right to reject all bids. Purchaser must remove property within 30 days. Mail bids to G C Lewis at Lewis McLarty Inc Hope Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Washington Berry
Southa Main Street
G.C. Lewis
Lewis-McLarty, Inc
Hope Ark
Mrs S D Cook Dies at Home Near Hope
Mrs S D Cook 58 of near Hope died Monday afternoon at her home. A teacher and member of the First Baptist Church of Hope she held roles in UDC Gardenia Garden Club and Home Demonstration Club. Survived by husband three sons Sterling Detroit Jim Texarkana Tom Pat Crossett three sisters and a brother. Funeral set for Tuesday 2:80 pm at First Baptist Hope with Rev J A Whitlaw officiating. burial in Rose Wil Cemetery.
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S. D
Cook
Near Hope
First Baptist
Church of Hope
UDC
Gardenia Garden Club
Home Demonstration Club
Sterling
Detroit
Mich
Jim
Texarkana
Tom
Pat
Crossett
Tom Smith
Plain Deating
C. W. Brown
McDade
Alameda Vorls
Pine Bluff
George Hightower
Jacksonville
Fla
First Baptist Church, Hope
A. Whitlaw
Ter
Rose Wil Cemetery
Rev Neill Hart Speaks on Family Relations at Kiwanis Meet
Rev Neill Hart pastor of First Methodist Church of Camden spoke on family relations at a Hone Kiwanis noon meeting. Introductions were given for other guests, including Pexarkatla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Hart
First Methodist Church of
Camden
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Mr. Wallace
Potsdam
Ovier
McClellan
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Jonn H. Overton
Overton
NBA
Galina Dunseva Biconish
U. S. State Department
James M McMillin
Boulder
Colorado
U .S
Joan Biconish
Binghamton
N. Y
Miconish
Fort Alley
Kansas
By Austin C. Wehrwein
Galina Okay
Biconish
Itiley
Kans
Geel
Wis
S. Department of State
Tech
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Army
General School
Ife
Jinnaeva
Dewey and Stassen
Lord Balfour
Africa
Uganda
London
Canada
Balfour
Edward LY
England
UMW
Berry Place
D. Cook
Hope
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