Public debate over liquor ad ban bill AR 1227
In a Washington hearing WCTU president Mrs Glenn G Hays urged passage of H R 1227 to bar liquor ads in interstate newspapers and broadcasting. The editor denounces the bill as overreach, argues liquor ads reflect consumer choice and parental responsibility, and warns that crossing state lines could trigger prosecutions and unconstitutional reach.
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Washington
Good Lady
Glenn G. Hays
Evanston
House Commerce Committee
dHer
ineWsbaper
Wich
Associated Press
W. C
Clogos
House
Joseph Bryson
Langer
N. D
Senate Commerce Committee
Russian Secret Agent Pleads For Family Help
Former Russian secret police agent Nikolai Khokhlov testified before a Senate subcommittee, begging the American public to aid his wife Yanina and their two year old son Alekander left in Moscow. He described his religious transformation after balking at a Kremlin murder order and said he fled to the West via West Berlin.
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Hoy
Calvin Washington
Sevret
Moscow
Nikolai Khokhlov
Yanina
Kremlin
Senate International — Security Subcommittee
Khokhlev
Secret Police
MVD
Charles P. Grimey
Centerville Singing Postponed
Centerville event titled Singing was postponed as organizers citing scheduling conflicts. Ri Deen listed as host, with no new date provided.
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Centerville
Ri Deen
First Baptist Church Program Shown May 23 1954
A First Baptist Church Sunday program from May 23 1954 lists processional and recessional music with congregational hymns and a sermon by Rev Edmund Pendleton. The piece notes a Pine plantation story about Mr Garland of Nevada Hampstead counties and a Conserva tion Forester from International Paper marking timber with Harold Hendrix arranging selective cutting.
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First Baptist Church
Edmund Pendleton
Cheletian Church
Elbert
O’steen
Pete Recessional d 'Grand
Garland
Emmet
Gareland
Nevada
Hampstead
International Paper Company
Harold Hendrix
Ex Officer Charged in Triple Murder Case
Lima based ex Army captain James M. Leech faces charges eight years after a triple murder in Germany. Leech, employed at a Standard Oil refinery, denies knowledge of the case and declines comment as authorities pursue extradition. The killings involved three officers slain by ax blows, cremated after being saturated with gasoline near Passau on the Danube.
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Lima, C
James M
Gimmy) Leech
Germany
Leech
Standard Oil
Lima
United States
Hicech
Passau
Irish Premier to Improve Agriculture
Irish Premier elect Costello inherits a majority in the Dail and pledges to prioritize modernization of agriculture. Fianna Fáil defeated as Eamon de Valera concedes. Dail to convene on June 2 to form a new government with Fine Gael and allies shaping Ireland's future.
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Dublin
Ireland
John A. Costello
Costello
Daijl
Eamon de Valera
Hia Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
Dail
Gite
Coswllo
Fine Gael
United Ireland
Beloves
Future of Ireland
Small Damage in Wreck Here Anguly
Police report a minor wreck at S Walker and 6th streets involving Prank Jones and Marshal Norwood. Jones charged with failure to yield as officers investigated body damage to a Norwood auto on scene.
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Anguly
Jones
Norwood
S. Walker
6Th Streets
French Hold Three Vietminh Besieged Red River Posts
French Union forces defend three village redoubt posts Yen Phu Anxa and Coqguan in the Red River Delta as Vietminh siege them with heavy mortars and infantry. French aircraft drop ammunition and food while outnumbered defenders resist repeated assaults.
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Larry Allen
Indoching
Red River
Dien Bien Phi
Yen Phu
Anxa
Coqguan
Desanises
Hwa
Eilver
Turner's Testimony in Slaying Trial Highlights Self-Defense Claim
Bert Turner testified for over two hours in Circuit Judge Gie Jones's court about a fatal shooting outside an apartment house tied to his former wife. Lloyd Squire, a 52 year old North Little Rock railway executive, was killed after Turner knocked him down and fired twice as he arose. Mrs. Turner corroborated the account, saying Turner cocked his pistol and had threatened her. Police Chief G B Cole recounted urgent calls and prior discussions with Turner and his brother Buck. The state rested its case after Mrs. Turner's testimony.
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Bert Turner
Giie Jones
Turner
South Arkansas
Lloyd Square
North Little Rock Railway
Squire
Bie
Eharliet
Camden
G. B. Cole
Ike Averts Clash Over Tariff Walls With Renewal Plan
President Eisenhower signaled support for a three year renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Act with tariff lowering powers, saying the program is indispensable. He urged Congress to act this year and set steps for action in 1985, aiming to ease tariff tensions within his party.
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Charles F. Barret
Washington
Eisenhower
Jeff
Congress
Thoroyehs Beayings
Atup Fox
Gould
Edgar Galloway Dies in Lewisville Hospital at 60
Edgar Galloway longtime Hempstead president died last night at a Lewisville hospital aged 60. He is survived by a daughter Mrs James Braden of Hope three brothers Lee Yountsville Calif David Monroe La and Jimray Galloway Fatmos one sister Mrs Harry Sewell Lewisville and stepmother Mrs Lou Gallowey Patios Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Andersott Union Church led by Rev Raymond Starks with Rev Claud Clark. arrangements by Herndon Corneling.
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Adgar Galloway
Hempstead
Lewisville
James Braden
Hope
Lee
Yountsville
Calif
David
Monroe
Jimray Galloway
Fatmos
Harry Sewell
Bis
Lou Gallowey
Patios
Andersott Union Church
Raymond Starks
Claud Clark
Herndon-Corneling
Youth to Tell of Trip to Alaska
Marshall Rowe Jr of Washington will speak Sunday at First Baptist Church Intermediate Training Union. He will describe his Alaska trip last summer riding the Alaska Highway to Palmer visiting Anchorage and others, helping build a church under Rev Avery Richey and working on a government agricultural project. He will share firsthand notes on roads living conditions and people of Alaska.
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Marshall Rowe, Jr
Washington
Tha First Baptist Church
Alaska
Marshall
Palmer
Anchorage
Avery Richey
Thiefe
Ives
Palmer End
Baptist Home’ Mission Board
Rowe
Marshall’ Rowe
Xed Hey
Wellse
United States Agricultural Department
France Pushes Viet Nam Cease Fire in Talks Deadlock
Reports from Geneva say talks on Indochina resumed with France aiming to limit initial negotiations to a Viet Nam cease fire. Prime Minister Georges Bidault leads the French delegation seeking to separate Laos and Cambodia from Viet Nam and establish armistice zones while pressuring for Viet Minh withdrawal from Laos and Cambodia. The session, described as crucial, saw both West and Communist sides firmly locked on basic issues.
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Geneva
IMI
Indochina
France
Ihee
Viet Nam
Georges Bidault
Laos
Cambodia
Hed River
Delta
Bidault
Anthony Eden
London
Sanday
Churchill
Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Kadpatna
Chen Rnai
Shoulders Gets 3 Years Dolan Is Given 2
In Kansas City St Louis police officer shoulders was sentenced to three years and rookie Dolan to two on perjury charges. Judge Albert Ridge noted Shoulders led and supervised Dolan. Defense urged probation for Dolan and leniency for Shoulders citing records. Both posted bail and remain free pending appeal.
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Eb L Gampbell
Kansas
St. Louis Poltewmeh
Lit
Bobby Greenlease
Ying
Louie Shoulsders
Wap
Pottelman
Mer Dolat
Henry‘Morris
Carl Austin Han
St Louis
Vehicle plunges into ditch after explosion near State The
A driver lost control on the road near the State The when a road-side explosion occurred. The vehicle overturned into a deep ditch and burned. Reed and five passengers were not injured.
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Reed
Draft Board Seeks Address of Registrants
Local Selective Service Board No 209 seeks current addresses for registrants Robert Cooper Jr Cecil Willising Barlia Williams last seen at Hope Arkansas Lewisville Arkansas. The board urges anyone with information on these men or their contacts to report immediately to the Local Board in Hope Arkansas.
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Taeval Board
Robert Cooper, Jr
Icripwin
Laure
Street
Hope
Arkangan
Cecil Willising
Raat Eighth Strout
Arkansas
Barlia Willams
c/o -Delmin
Crank
Lewisville
Arkansag
Loreal Board
Toga
Local Charity Sale Terms and Organizers Named
A fragment notes a Friday March 21 event led by Mrs W Graham with Mrs Herbert Dodson and Mrs C B Anderson among organizers. The listing includes Mrac J Bom Mi Ralph Smithy and Mrs J Wel father and Mrs Jolly Byers as attendees. Hours run nine forty nine to one fifty five, with prizes pledged and hopes for many solvings.
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Mrac J
Bom
Ralph Smithy
Noni
Frank Waiters
J. Wel
Jolly Byers
W. Graham
Herbert Dodson
Bester
B.’Anderson
Flvn
Promis
Elinis
Fragmentary OCR Caps a Narrow Historical Note
A damaged OCR line mentions intermediates and books with disjointed phrasing. The readable portion hints at educational content and teaching material but lacks coherent context, dates, or proper names to form a full news item. The fragmentary text suggests an article about instructional items used for intermediates.
All Around Saenger Manager Seeks Describer For Creature Thing
Elden Co invites those who have actually seen the Creature to contact him with a description. The five Prom tha Bldg Lagoant is listed and a performance at the Baenge ne is noted for Wednesday and Thursday. Fretsman Holt from the University of Arkansas is mentioned in relation to a class election and new degree honors for Ben Hyatt.
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Saenger
Elden
Forney
G- Holt, Frestman
Hope Schiachi
Ben Hyatt
C. Hyatt
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