France Faces Inflation as Gold Holders Priced Out
A Paris correspondent analyzes France's inflation driven by Antoine Pinay's actions to curb rising prices and tax collections. He contrasts French gold ownership, government control, and American dollar flows, arguing the true wealth lies with the people holding gold rather than printed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Reet
Paris
Correspon
Ma. i. Jeffcoat
France
Unitedates
Antoine Pinay
Becom
Mark
Pinay
Toay
U. S
Gand
United States
Control Red Prisoners 8th Army Told
Gen. Mark W. Clark ordered all armies to take uncontested control over defiant Communist prisoners at Koje Island Korea. He warned Reds that disobedience to instructions will not be tolerated and said he is ready to carry out orders. A Tokyo spokesman said the directive came through army channels to Koje and Pusan amid prison riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaje Island
Korea
Mark W. Clark
Reds
Clark
United Nations
Far East
Tokyo
Bain Army
Koje
Pusan
Kose
Junior Senior Practice Scheduled at First Baptist Church
Members of the junior and senior classes must meet at 8:30 a m Saturday in First Baptist Church to rehearse for graduation exercises. Seniors should wear caps and gowns. All seniors and juniors are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Shipley Photos All Stock of Hempstead Youth Club
A studio photographer from Wine Shipley Studio took pictures of Hempstead youth club members in the county over two days. The images feature the group in contemporary attire and are showcased in today’s edition.
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Shipley
al Pictures
Adyessock
Young Hempstead Club
Wine Shipley Studio
New Hope Church Dig Finds Site at Til Mewhope
Excavation at Til Mewhope reveals new church foundation and artifacts. Local leaders named Sevee Sarde as project director, with plans for restoration and public tours next spring. Parishioners express optimism about community impact.
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New Hope Church
Citizens Bank Starts Calf Club For Hempstead Boys
Citizens National bank of Hope launches a calf club for 35 farm youths across Hempstead County. Each boy receives a beef calf, insured and financed by the bank, with ownership and sale proceeds to the boy. Vocational instructors helped select the participants, and a gallery tour showcased the aspiring young cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Citizens National Bank of Hope
Hope
Patmos
Spring Hill
Blevins
Citizens National Bank
Robert LaGrone
Bank
R. E. Jackson
Yope
W. H. Allison
L. J. Brown
J. S. Teas
LrGrone
Pagan
Aviation fuel shortages cripple flights nationwide
Denver reported a critical shortage of aviation gasoline as oil industry strikes neared end. Airlines cut schedules and appealed to Secretary Chapman to decontrol aviation fuel while the Air Force also trimmed operations. PAD warned restrictions may continue until June 3, with Pan American and American Airlines suspending many flights.
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Denver
Chapman
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Air Force
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
American
CG. R. Smith
Yerger High School Plans 1952 Graduation Events
Yerger High School announces 1952 graduation with 48 seniors. Valedictorian Gertha Scoggins and salutatorian Hazel Bradley lead a class earning several scholarships. Baccalaureate on May 25 by Rev E W Walker, Class Night May 28, and Commencement May 30 at Hammons Stadium with Dr C Wesley Morgan delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School
Hazel Bradley
Floyd Bradley
Gertha Scoggins
George Scoggins Sr
E. W. Walker
Texarkana
Hammons Stadium
C. Wesley Morgan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arkansas
Edwards Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association
King
J. W. Walker
Show Me the Dough and I'll Go Over Niagara Falls Again
Niagara Falls story notes six attempts by 1928 with three deaths and one survivor, Jean Lussier, who rode a rubber ball. A factory worker, Bow, vows to repeat the stunt with a twist to earn fame and asks for money before risking his life again.
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Niagara Falls
Hal Boyle
Fas
Jean Lussier
Peng
Bow Works
Chine
Unity Baptists Plan Special Program Sunday
Unity Baptist Church hosts a Sunday evening program at 7 p.m. in the auditorium featuring Bible quotations, a beginners class, and performances by Darlene Roberts Barbara Maxwell Kenneth Luck Shirley Sinclair Jerene Flowers and Ansley Gilbert, with poems and a vision piece on human responsibility.
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Unity Baptist Church
Darlene Roberts
Barbara Maxwell
Kenneth Luck
Mildred Taylor
Shirley Sinclair
Jerene Flowers
Ansley Gilbert
Red Industrial Targets Hit by U N Planes Near Pyongyang
United Nations warplanes conducted a massive saturation bombing of an industrial complex southwest of Pyongyang Korea on May 24. The attack involved nearly 500 sorties across two days and targeted a coal mine complex, arsenal facilities, storehouses, and machine shops along the Taedong River.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Taedong
Chinnampo
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
12Th Marine Fa Group
Fes Sabre
Tackett and rivals attack McMath on campaign day
Four Arkansas gubernatorial hopefuls spoke on Thursday and focused attacks on Sid McMath. McMath, finishing his second term as governor, sought reelection to a unified national position. Boyd Tackett, a congressman, led the opposition as the race intensified. Continued on Page Three.
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Associated Praaw
Arkansas
Goy
Sid McMath
McMath
Aylainsas Politeal
Davia
Boyd Tackatt
Pate
Annual Prom of Juniors Seniors Friday at Mape High School
The Junior and Senior classes crown King Teun Smith and Queen Sue Ghibert to open the annual prom at Mape High School. Royal court members include Beth Bridgers Charlene Rogers Marillyn Shiver Sara Latterbacks and others. Shadows of the Old South theme decorates the event with Deep Purple as the theme song. Mr Bones minstrel acts and a full program of musical numbers feature numerous students and guest stars. Junior sponsors are Mrs B B McPherson Mrs Frank Horn and Horace Hubbard with officers Tom Doyle Dee Coffee Audrey Light Nelda Thompson.
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Teun Smith
Sue Ghibert
Mape High School
Briley
At & P.m
Royal Court
Beth Bridgers
Charlene Rogers
Marillyn Shiver
Sara Latterbacks
Betty Mitchell
Eona Earle Weight
Robert Cox
Jimmy Don Haber
Nolen Stanford
Henry Lile
Jimmy Compton
Monty Monts
Jim Yocom
Tommy Doyle
B. C. Hyatt
Carroll
Messer
Mr. Bones
Dynamite
J. By Hien
Abastogy
Bert Chambourlain
Galedonia
Mena Chism
Weaver
Hambone
Tornado
Ronald Richards
Bobby Bruce
Donald Lauterbach
John Gilbert
Marlene Russell
Mattys Faye Petre
Wanda Sindlakr
Evelyn Voss
Iris Roberts
Ava Honeycutte
Louie Armstrong
White
Jack White
Tammy Doyle
Nelda Thompson
Howard Thronton
Anna Lou Barnes
Bernard Dunn
Bonnie Shirley
Jack Jones
Darrell Messer
Richard Chism
Weaver Jordan
Bert Chamberlain
Lion Neal Logan
Jan Moyes
Lynell Baker
Frances Weisenberger
B. B. McPherson
Frank Horn
Horace
Lloyd Spencer Named President of Stock Group
The first annual convention of the Third District Cattlemen's Association met at Mary Park College yesterday with about 60 delegates. Lloyd Spencer was elected president, with Mitchell Sparks, C. Q Yeerple, and John Jones as vice presidents, and a board of directors including Whee Gilbart and E. L. Cox among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Spencer
Third District Cattlemen's Association
Mary Park
Coll Sou
Yeatarday
Henry Dell
Texas
Tio
Hope
Yom Jone
Washington
Whee Gilbart
E. L. Cox
Columbus
Mrs. Tolleson
Kirby
Roy Pry
Fulton
Ray Utley
Nashville
Auson Foster
Mapes
Wage Increase Aided By Union Pact At Western Union
Washington May 29— Western Union and AF ofteletgraphers officials reached a wage increase agreement conditional on government approval. 39,000 Western Union Telegraphers, on strike 61 days, may resume full service if the union ratifies and the company gains wage authority. The deal followed intensive talks led by Cyrus Chinas of the Federal Mediation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wii
Agraam
AF Mateiil Telegraphers Union
Strika
Western Union
Tha Pagt
Fon Apeireaman
Cyrus Chinas
Sard
Offlelaia
Tha
Lunilon
Ci Pany
W. le Allens
Rayburn says air superiority lost to Russia in talk
In a May 23 House speech Rayburn warned the United States has lost air superiority to Russia amid clogged war production and negligence. He urged funding for the plan next year, opposed foreign aid cuts, and warned every defense reduction weakens security. He referenced defeat as costlier than freedom and hinted at a possible Democratic presidential bid.
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Washington
Rayburn
Housa
Todo
Russia
Hoagg
Texas Democrat
House
Matthew
Ridgway
Sonata House
India
Upeaker
Insemination Programme Underway
A newly organized Artificial Breederway Inc begins insemination efforts after a recent meeting. Secretary Alford of the Artificial Breeding Association notes two colonies have been received. Jeragy: png reports progress with a volunteer from Basco aiding the effort. Mentions of several animals and weights appear, but details are unclear.
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Einbergnd
Basco
Coleman
Norijan
Steed
Moonsheart
Dekals
Drain
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Alex. H. Washburn
Rousseau
8Th Army
Citizens Bank
Gilbert Lafferty
Jess Davie Hope Star
Trayia Smith
Hershal May
Bobby Joe Welant
John S. Lunas
Dale Jones
Wayne Cramer
Annie Honea
Jimmie Brown
Joss Davis
Hone Star
Dale Jones Caghier
Niagara
Dean
Falls
Unity Baptists
U.S
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