Soviet Spy Espionage Testimony Recalls Newark Case
A faded OCR fragment cites a 1944-45 Soviet espionage inquiry. It mentions a Newark witness, radar and electronic data, and a claim of thousands of Soviet agents. The record references a Morris counsel and Harry Gold but lacks coherent details and dates.
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Aistian
Sigtal Corps
Secrats
Foscow
Belimony
Newark
Russia
Amerama
Eandriyve
Morris
Pats
Harry Gold
Espionge
Eadterte
Market Reports From Northwest Area And Chicago Trade
Market fir m demand good for broilers and fryers in Batesville Floral area. Chicago USDA live poultry steady with receipts and varied prices for hens, fryers, roosters, and caponettes. butter and eggs show mixed inventory and price changes. New York cotton and stocks shift with July and December futures. grain and produce show wheat oats corn movements after farm bill amendments. cattle hogs and lambs at national stockyards fluctuate with overall firm to higher hogs and mixed beef demand.
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Leftle Rock i
Broilers
Joslly
Batesville-Floral Area
F.o.b
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Sheehy
New York
Board of Trade
Senate
Agriculture Department
Louid Livestour National
Twelve killed in Arkansas highways since Sunday
A 47 year old pedestrian Elbert Priddy was struck by a truck on Highway 27 near Marshall. Coroner L L Coffman identified driver Earl Bryant of Marshall. The toll includes three yesterday two deaths by accident and one drowning. A 32 year old Mrs Clarence Burnett of Ashdown died in a collision eight miles north of Texarkana on Highway 7, leaving a husband and two children. Jack Hopkins, 42, of Bauxite, was found dead in a pond near Benton after his boat and fishing gear were seen. A separate incident in Ash Flat involved Ernest Sparkman, 26, killed when a power line fell.
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Marshall
North Centtra Arkansas
Arkansas
L. L. Coffman
Elbert Priddy
Highway 27
Coffman
Earl Bryant
Clarence Brnett
Ashdown
Texarkana
Hustand
Jack Hopkins
Benton
Danville
Kenneth,Hinton
Ash Flat
Ernest Sparkman
Pleads Innocent in Death of Baby in Texarkana
Mrs Weldon Malietl, 47, widow, pleaded innocent to first degree murder and concealing the death of an infant after a body was found in an outdoor toilet behind her house on Nov 20. Trial set for June 4. Another arraignment saw John Roland Qualls, 24, of Genoa, plead innocent to rape of his one year old niece last February. Trial set for June 1.
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Texarkana
Timber Cutter Injured by Falling Tree Incident
A timber worker was injured when a falling tree struck him during logging operations. Authorities investigated the incident and no other workers were reported harmed.
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
Legal Notice announces J H Hall as plaintiff against Lydian Hall in Hempstead County Ark. Defendant Lydian Hall is required to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Garrett Willis Clerk seal date May 9 1956 with May 11 18 25 and June 1 publication dates.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
J. H. Hall
Lydian Hall
Garrett Willis
Pro-segregation Group Plans Little Rock Ballot
More than 100 men gathered yesterday by personal invitation of Governor Orval Faubus to plan placing two pro segregationist measures on the November general election ballot. Faubus endorsed the aims.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Measures to approve petitions for school integration vote
The speaker praised the Supreme Court for racial integration rulings as the best measures to meet the problem and said the governor's Capitol office would serve as a temporary headquarters to receive and process signed petitions to place the measures on the ballot.
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1.S. Supreme Court
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