Knowland and Ike Clash in Historic Senate Ties
James Marlow reports on James Knowland a persistent Senate ally and Republican leader with a long record of differing with Eisenhower. The piece notes Knowland’s shifting stance on foreign policy defense and UN involvement and his role as a rallying point for conservatives while resisting a stepping down as Senate leader. It covers past fights over Red China Soviet relations and military diplomacy, hinting at ongoing tensions within the administration.
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James Marlow
Washington
Higenhawer
San. Khaletaid
California
Siegatner
Mae Tov
Senate
Knowland
Eisenhower
dGnowland
Abhilla
Eisethower
White House
Isschower
Knowlahd
United Nations
U. N
United States
World Organization
Russia
Fingl
Fen Bricker
Dirmen
Roosevelt
Yalta
Nowland
Air Forcdahhief
Athan F. Twining
Moss
U.N
Farm Income Declines Amid Poultry And Egg Slump
Farm income softened as poultry and egg receipts fell while crop receipts held near the prior year. Wheat and corn receipts slipped, soybeans posted gains, and overall farm commodity markets showed strength, with government export programs continuing to boost income.
Hintoh Home Demonstration Club Meeting May 13
The Hintoh Home Demonstration Club held its May meeting with many members and one visitor, Mrs Jude Guilliams. Mrs J E McWilliams led singing and Mrs Willie Shepard gave the devotional from the Gath Peal. Prayer was by Mrs Fomby and the club creed recited. President Mrs McWilliams presided over business as May project funds were planned for Cripple Children's Home in Little Rock. demonstrations included food preservation by Mrs Ghiver Hitler and flower arrangements by Eldredge Formby.
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Hintoh
Fiide
Jude Guilliams
J. E. McWilliams
Willie Shepard
Fomby
Uhigoh
Mottroe Kent
McWilliams
Cripple Children’s
Little Rock
Ghiver ‘Hitler
Eldredge Formby
Fortune
Storms Hit Arkansas Night CME Prayers Continued
Turbulent weather blasted northwest Arkansas with fierce winds and torrential rain. A funnel cloud sighting near Little Rock sparked fear as residents sought shelter under a bridge and in downtown streets flooded. Police reported outages and evacuations while crews assessed damage with no immediate estimates available.
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U. S&s. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Briatway Bridge
Ark River project hopes lift as Arkansas men press budget
Delegations including Rev Gathings and Ben Harris urged Washington to fund the Arkansas River development plan. They reported optimism that budget recommendations and Senate Appropriations Committee actions might raise appropriations, with Fort Smith leaders noting possible gains if McClellan allies back the effort.
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Gathings
Ben Harris
Harris
el Dorado
Bev
Arkansans
Washington
Fort
Sputh
Jand Cheif
Senate
Unreadable OCR Note on Budget and Projections
Partial garbled text discusses projected funds and costs totaling about 400000 with mentions of subscriptions or pledges toward a project. It references television plans and nights, contributions, and collections but is largely indecipherable. No clear persons, dates, places, or organizations can be reliably identified.
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