For McCarthy or Against Him A Newspaper View
The piece argues McCarthy’s hearings target independent editorial policy, citing Wechsler of the New York Post and reactions from editors. It defends press freedom, warns against meddling investigations, and urges Americans to resist equating dissent with communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Post
Janis Rex Weehsler
Senate
Joseph J. McCarthy
Wiscasin Republican
Ysitar
McCarthy
Toy McLey White
Wis Thare
Weehstler
Trade Journal
Senate Committee
Wechsler
Young Communist League
Columbia University
New York Post
United States
Ald
Jim Reed
Missouri
Benator
New York City
Puble
Ploadhot
Adolf Hitler
Employee Party Next Tuesday for Shanhouse
A unique employee gathering organized by W. Shanhouse will occur Tuesday evening in Hope and Magnolia. The Hope event starts at Hoge High School at 6:30 and runs to 9:49 with dinner in the cafeteria, then a transfer to the auditorium for program features. The two cities will exchange comments via telephone wire and a broadcast by radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shanhouse
Hope
Magnolia
Hoge Hygh School
Buidins
Allies Drafting Now or Never Peace Plan
Allied headquarters in Tokyo reports a revised Korean truce plan prepared for presentation to the United Nations next week at Panmunjom on a now or never basis. Anonymously sourced details indicate alignment with the Indian plan approved by the UN Assembly last December to settle the fate of 44 500 North Korean and Chinese prisoners who refused repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Intiny
Panmunjom
United Nations Assembly
U.N. Comand
Tesume Mondiy
Hope Junior Garden Clubs Praised in Arkansas Move
Mrs H W Newbold of Texarkana chairs the Arkansas Federation of Garden Club efforts praising the spread of junior garden clubs integrated with elementary schools. At Paisley School the Wisteria club sponsored a junior garden club with sixty seven members, and a Council of Junior Garden Clubs was formed with Mrs Sam W Strong Jr as president and counselors named for Paisley Brookwood Garland and Oglesby schools.
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H. W. Newbold
Texarkana
Arkansas Federation of Garden Club
Mope
Newbold
J. W. Perkins
Wisteria Club
Mamie Bell Loilt
Paisley School
Paisley
Garland
Joe Reece
Carl Greunlee
Oglesby School
Spa Hospital Service to End
Washington reports the Pables Health Service hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas will close. It has functioned as a rapid treatment center for the general disease central program with support from both federal and state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pables Health Service
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Methodists to Start Bible School June 8
Vacation School will begin at the Methodist Church on dunes and continue through Eridas. Boys and girls from Kindergarten through Junior departments will be included. Miss Nonnie Parkins will act as Statistical secretary and leading teachers will guide study in texts My Home and Family, Child Life in Bible Times, Understanding the Bible. A complete list of students and helpers will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
George Murphys
Deparwachets
Hono Aul
Pryuery
James Metitidy
Bible Times
Jiutnler
C. W. Parkins
Stu
Welfare and Labor Funds May Aid Democrat Cause
In Washington the House debated a 1 06558 579 bill to finance Labor and Welfare for the coming year. Democrats sought to restore cuts to these agencies while fighting GOP attempts to trim farm conservation funds. The vote split along party lines as Democrats push for adequate financing amid election calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Khepra Lgmake
Truman
GOP
Burdick
Jensen Iowa
House
Appropriations Committee
Citt
Homecoming at Siloam Church Near Bodean
Homecoming will be held at Siloam Church five miles south of Bodean on Sunday May 28. Preaching at 11 a.m. and singing in the afternoon. Lunch will be served on the grounds at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siloam Church
Bodean
Wonder Drug Obsession and the Illusion of Cures
HAL BOYLE argues that society fuels a relentless craving for miracle pills across health, agriculture, economics, and politics. He notes past so called wonder drugs like opium and aspirin and warns that belief in a universal cure fosters dangerous superstition and neglect of basics such as proper nutrition and sleep. The piece concludes with a reminder that no capsule can replace essential daily needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Papa
Flood Threat Looms Over Lake Charles River
The Calcasieu River rose toward flood stage threatening Lake Charles and forcing about 1,250 families from homes. Two drownings occurred upstream, with volunteers piling dirt dikes to defend neighborhoods as rain eases and forecasts call for isolated showers.
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Lake Charles
Lit
Loudsiana
Binder
Crowley
Here
Lake Charles Aly Poree
Paul Cook
Cook
Texas
Louisiana
Coltares
Calcasica
Perseuis
Closed Shop Likely in Taft Hartley Amendments
Republican members of the Senate Labor Committee tentatively agreed on Taft Hartley amendments to grant the closed shop to building trades unions. The committee draft, prepared for public distribution next week, was described by unnamed senators. Chairman Alexander Smith is to announce the plan next Monday, with no pledge from any Republican on the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Tull
Spring Hill Seniors Hear Dr Camp on Graduation Night
Dr Dolph Camp president of Southern State College of Magnolia spoke to Spring Hill seniors Tuesday night. Senior leaders include Pattie Collins as president and valedictorian, Wanda Bobo as salutatorian, with a class of 18 students named: Collins, Powell, Bobo, Townsend, Aaron, Bobo, Burns, Flowers, Gratiton, Hampton, Kidd, Lee, McClellan, Smith, Turner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Camp
Southern State College of Magnolia
Spring Hill
Pattie Sue Collins
Holland Powell
Wanda Boho
Vennie Mac Townsend
Fred Aaron
Hattie Louise Bobo
Mae Burns
Troy Flowers
la June Gratiot
Bobby William Hampton
Billie Jean Kidd
Mary Ann Lee
Ruth McClellan
Donny Smith
Lloyd Turner
Pattie Collins
Wanda Bobo
Unclear OCR Reading on Germ Coverage Mystery
Fragmentary text notes numbers around twenty million and forty million with mentions of germs and coverage. The readable parts are incomplete and do not establish a clear event, entity, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
TB Tests in Fulton and Washington Area
The State Health Board organizes free chest X rays and TB tests at Fulton and Washington with 205 screenings conducted by volunteers and staff. Afternoon chest screenings continue Wednesday. a unit visit is planned at West Seesijdst and a nearby site with witnesses described, while local operators offer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stte Health Board
Bys Uke Csninty Ulb Association
Betta Ete Weelnir
Washington
M. Uitsey
Laeilly Adare
Penny Watson
Fulton
Betilaye
Saenger Theaten Front
Bids Taken on 2.2 Million in Hi way Jobs
The Arkansas Highway Commission opened bids totaling 2,246,400 for village and bridge construction. Engineers estimated 25 million dollars for the projects with contingencies. Buckton Construction Co. of Hazen bid 30,142 for gravel and surface work on Clarke Saline River Road Highway 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hatch
Highway Commission
Tadey
Howard
Division on Plan for Air Force Goal
Washington report on the administration's 1955 Air Force wing target shift from 149 to 120 wings and a five billion dollar budget cut. Senators Ferguson and Hill insist the reduction needs stronger justification while Defense Secretary Wilson defends the plan amid a split Senate appropriations subcommittee grilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin . Harkinson
Washington
Bisonshower
Air Force
Sen
Ferguson
Chafreymin
Wilson
Trumen
Hill-Alws
Corminites
Senate
Administration
ROKs Repel Chinese Ridge Assault in Korea Front
South Korean infantry repelled a major Chinese attack on a ridge name redactions as dawn neared. After six hours of heavy fighting reinforcements arrived and the Eighth Army reported the Reds retreated with sporadic fire continuing along the front. Elsewhere patrol skirmishes and limited air action occurred as clouds limited sorties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Edwards Soulay
Lanu
Eighth Army
Redines
Sabye Jeta
Eisenhower Calls Big Three Meet for Late June
Eisenhower schedules a late June summit of the Big Three nations to discuss postwar strategy. The news follows a French assembly move that toppled Premier Mayer and elevated interim governance, signaling a potential shift in Western alliance plans and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Iyiniite
Van
Mayer
Darliamentapking
Veesilent
Vicanta Auciot
Partias Ment Wiel Wall
Pew
Tito Sees No Change in Yugoslav Soviet Ties
President Marshal Tito angrily declared at Skopje’s air base that relations with the Soviet Union have not improved. He denounced Moscow’s influence, claiming propaganda and violence persist, and warned that only deeds, not words, will change Yugoslavia’s stance amid Welth anniversary celebrations. A second item notes that under the International Whaling Agreement whalers are forbidden in gray whales and fan whales with calves.
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Alex Singletno Batainica
Yuoslavin
Marshal Mto
Newanon
Moscow
Kren
Yugoslavia
Mio
Cominform
Yur Zostavia
Tito
Trogiia
Lhig Place
USS
USSII
Deeda
Fragmented Memphis News Briefs Hint at Court Case Later
Unclear fragments report a Memphis matter involving a test refusal remark and a defendant named Pretty Mary McKnight. Other items mention Helena Arkansas, costs, and a national jet record holder, while Washington and Helena notes reference taxes and league meetings.
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Memphis
Wen
Tadike
Honelde Tigpedor
Bote Eobans
Pier
Wiebonza
Tren
Mary McKnight
Helena
Ark
Dollantiad Street
Auto industry strike idles 150,000 workers in five days
Detroit reports large layoff wave as Ford Rouge and Canton plants cut outputs. Chrysler, Studebaker, Nash and International Harvester join, with 27,000 Chrysler workers idle and Budd plant halting body inflow. Forecasts say 45,000 more lost nationwide in five days. Names Ford Canton Warner Gear Muncie Budd cited.
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Glenn Engle
Detroit
Suprilor Siples
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker
Willya
Nash
International Harvester
Canton
Forke
Borge Warner
Warner Gear Division
Munele
Ind
Cur
Rouge
Daare
Loyoffa
Ha Key Canton Plat
Chryslers
de Sota
Dodge
Dla
All Around the Town News Tangles and Truncated Tales
Lincoln Coroner Jessie Stuckleford reportedly killed in a plane crash near Harrison. Unconfirmed links to Shackleford family in Hempstead and Nevada counties. Experiment Station notes no rain in 24 hours, lawns mowed though spring planting behind. Louisiana braces for historic flood as waters move downstream. Graduation count: 135 youths this year with 43 at Yerger and 92 at Hope High Schools. Health Dept X-ray unit tests 548 in Hampstead County rural areas in two days, amid rising disease fear. Joe Ensminger to earn 4800 dollars yearly as Sulphur Springs head coach with six assistants. Joe Hilson and Bill Wray dissolve partnership. Bill to reopen elsewhere. Harold D. Cromer, 18, son of Cromers of Blevins, to finish basic training at Lackland Field. Carrie Jean to arrive and serve in division.
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Louisiana
Yerger
Hope High School
Health Department
Hampstead
Joe Ensminger
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Joe Hilson
Bill Wray
City Lumber Company
Mr. Hutson
Bill
Vanother
Conference May Lead to Parley With Russia
President Eisenhower signals a potential Bermuda meeting with Churchill and Eden to explore a major Four Power con ference with the Soviet Union. The plan aims for a June gathering to address global peace, with discussions likely to hinge on unity of major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Preale
Dent Wisenhower
Winston Churchill
Premign
Rone Mayer
Russa Inter
Beromdda
Churchil
White House
Ebsenhower
Rusala
Bure
Paris
Chiutahulsila
Bermuda
Oaks
Daport
Surat
Afoymani Pawer
Ike May: Freedom for Oatis Talks Begin
Warren Rogers Jr reports on U S President Eisenhower and Czech leaders negotiating for release of Paul Oatis after a 26 month prison term. The White House signals willingness to discuss trade and legal terms with Prague while new Czech leadership under Zapotocky forms. No final decision yet on pardons or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogers
Washington
Czechoslovvakia
Ansoe
Tod ‘Prows
Willia N. Oatis
Af Provident Blaanhowar
Hlaenhower
Antonio Zatouky
Bisnhower'k Morgage
Bupotocky
Czechoslovakia
Agi Zapotocky
Eisenhower
Georgworth
Czych
Freaing
Zapia
Tnerey Sromm
U.S
Cuschos
Dulles
Oatla Sfilgin
Prague
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Haskell Jones
Haskell
Spa
Gordon Brown
By James V. McLean
Rowland Evans JR
Chirtes Reynersen
Assachae Lin
Witiaens
Mokakes
Boubte Harris
Reynerson
Apuilia Res
Roks
French Assembly
PAIS
AUDI
Rene Maree
Vlgttewingy Pronel
National Assembly
Prange
Big Iver Toeedor
Prine
Charehi
Blacntowar
Wasitington
Ernie’ Bas Bellee
Costello
Oliviy O de Ungilland
Titer
Smoul
Korea
Stark
Joseph McConnell
Manuel Fernandes Jr
Teft Sepul Iter
Syngmin Rhee
Mhelena
Colton
al Toraway Hn
Groinville
Midilamats
Hot Springs Club
Star
Coronel Jessie Stuckleford
Lincoln
Harrison
Shacklefords
Hempstead
Nevada
Lackland Field
San Antonio
Harold D. Cromer
Jack Cromer
Blevins
Carrie Jean
Ike
Oatis
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