Rabies Serum Breakthrough Highlighted by Lederle
The Lederle Laboratories division of American Cyanamid announces a new anti rabies serum to accompany Pasteur vaccine, offering protection for exposed individuals, especially head and neck bites. Dr. Hilary Koprowski led the serum's development from horses with trials since 1948. experts urge responsible dog care to prevent rabies.
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Chemical Company
United States
Lederle Laboratories
American
Hilary Koprowski
First Polio Cases of Year Are Reported
Two local youths aged 8 and 9 were diagnosed with polio today in Hempstead. Dennis G. and Phillip R. Camp, sons of Mr and Mrs Byran Camp of Hope Route Found, were taken to a Texarkana Hospital polio ward Saturday. W W Andrews, local polio chapter chairman, said these are Hempstead’s first cases this year.
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Dennis G
Phillip R. Camp
Byran Camp
Hope Route Foun
Texarkana Hospital
W. W. Andrews
Polio Foundation
Hempstead
Methodists Plan Bible School Start June Seventh
The Methodist Church will begin Daily Vacation Bible School on Monday June 7 led by junior teacher Mrs. O. W. Perkins and stage personnel. Teachers include Mrs. J. Ross Moore for Third Grade, Miss Nannie Perkins for Second and First Grade, Mrs. George Murphy for Kindergarten No 1, and Mrs. Arch Wylie for Kindergarten No 2. Director Mrs. Perkins will oversee the program and the courses cover Bible study, New Testament stories, and tales for youth.
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Methodist Church
0. W. Perkins
J. Ross Moore
Nannie Perkins
George Murphy
Arch Wylie
S. Perkine
Friends of
Jesygang
Stories
TeeUs
Supreme Court bans segregation in all public facilities
The U S Supreme Court unanimously ruled that segregated public facilities violate the Constitution. Decisions involved the University of Florida Louisiana State University and facilities in Louisville Houston and Wichita Falls among others. The Court vacated some rulings while upholding bans in Texas cases and reaffirmed that separate facilities are inherently unequal. Continued on Page Two.
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INS
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
University of Florida
Louisiana
Stets University
Hardin
Tunior- College
Wichita Falls
Texas
Houston
Louisville
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alexander T. Tureaud, Jr
Arkansas Supreme Court Rulings Reversed and Affirmed
The Arkansas Supreme Court handed down decisions reversing Craighead Circuit Court rulings in A. R. Sullivant vs. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance, and reversing Howlard Circuit Court rulings in State Bank vs. W. J. Hunter and guardianship cases. Other cases including Independence Probate Court, States Revenue Commissioner Van Scurlack vs. Rhodes, and Jennings Furniture Co. involved reversed or affirmed decrees, with several related matters in Pulaski Chancery Court.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
A. R. Sullivant
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Apperl
Craighead
Dierks ‘Teller
Horatio ‘State Bank
W. J. Hunter
Howlard
William B. Bell
Guardian
Lorse Sila3z
Independence Probate Court
States Revenue Commissioner
van Scurlack
Rhodes
Jennings Furniture Co
Tive
Local Group to Attend Southwest Arkansas 4H Workshop
Four Hempstead County 4-H Club youths Eugene Collums Doris Jean Ferguson Jerald McMurtrey and Barbara Heilly will attend the Southwest Arkansas 4H Club Conservation Workshop at the Clearfork YMCA Camp in the Ouachita National Forest from Tuesday to Friday. County Extension Agents Olver L. Adams and Lorraine B. Wylie Loday say the camp trains selected 4-H members in conservation practices and they will return as junior leaders. Sessions cover soil and water conservation game and fish conservation and native plant and tree conservation with instructors from cooperating agencies including the Federal Cambridge Company Arkasas Agricultural Extension Service and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
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Hempstead County
Southwest Arkansas
Clearfork Ym&ca
Ouschita National Forests
Olver L. Adams
Lorraine B
Wylie Loday
Peppi Jaun Tours America Amid Marriage Questioning
Orient star Peppi Jaun, famed bachelor, visits the United States and praises independence for men. He notes conveniences like sliced bread and electric laundry, jokes about marriage, and ponders how American women appear makeup free at 7 AM. The piece profiles his restless, self-searching nature.
Family Picnic Week Planned by Hope Chamber and Parks
The Retail Merchants Committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce teams with the Parks and Recreation Commission to promote Family Picnic Week from June 7 to 12. Parks Director Charles Gough and committee chair Fred Robertson coordinate planning, with free public events in City Park including a Monday 5 to 8 p m swim and an 8 p m water show featuring Texarkena and Henderson State participants.
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Retail Merchants Committee
The
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Recreation Commission
Charles Gough
Fred Robertson
Texarkena
Henderson
Little League
Bold steps urged as Viet Nam crisis worsens
Indochina observers say only bold actions can save Bao Dai government after Dien Bien Phu setback. A French study on reinforcing Indochina defenses nears completion and could prompt a new phase in French American talks on possible U S intervention. Washington fears Bao Dai’s regime may collapse before outside aid can arrive. Bao Dai heads to France amid Geneva negotiations. cabinet moves toward mobilization but many measures lag. General Pay Ely’s study for Paris will inform the upcoming France America conference slated for June.
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John Roderick Saign
Indochina
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Washington
U.S
Asia
Paris
Age al
National Assembly
Amo
Pay Ely
Parla Sagn
Offigigis
Arkansas Hospital Meet Opens at 24th Convention
The Arkansas Hospital Association opens its 24th annual convention with officers to be installed. Attending groups include the Arkansas Dietetic Association the Arkansas Association of Medical Record Librarians and the Arkansas Association of Nursing Homes alongside the Hospital Association.
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Iattle Rock
Arkansas Hospital Association
Arkansas Dietetic Assodisatlor
Arkansas Assolution of Medical Record Librarians
Arkansas Association of Nursing Homes
Hospital Association
Nixon Involvement Tied to McCarthy Army Hearing
Washington reports Vice President Nixon figure as a key official behind Army charges against Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. Potter and Stevens testified that White House aides pressed Army officials to prepare the report on Schine pressure. McCarthy and Cohn attacked Stevens, accusing him of shielding higher administration figures.
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Raymond Lahr
Herbert Foster
Washington
Richard M
Nixon
Toway
Army
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Potter
Ithy
Gat Bayers
David Sthine
Mecacthy
Fishal
Robert T
Stevens
Gap Committee
Army-McCarthy Reud
Schine
White House
Aida Sherman Adams
John G. Adams
Lehine
Oday
Sherman Adams
Ehaly
Hoy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Hoe
Cohn
Hempstead Clinic Records 1786 X-Rays May Week
A county wide clinic in Hempstead delivered 1786 X rays during May 7 to 21. Hosted by Arkansas State Board of Health and County Tuberculosis Association with leaders Inez Turner and Charles Reyners on. Volunteers and utility companies supplied facilities and power for the event.
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Arkansas State Board of Health
National Tubercolysis Association
Inez Turner
Charles Reynerson
Tuberculosis Association
Reynerson
Hope Water & Light Co
Southwest Rural Electrification Administration
Southwestern Gas & Elscizie Co
Jolly Iyere
Wade Hitt
H. B. Bary
Steve Corian
State College Graduates Hear Judge Pilkinton
Judge James H. Pilkinton of Hope spoke at Arkansas College Batesville for the 82d commencement. He urged graduates to uphold Christian virtues, keep America strong, and work for peace, blessing the nation as an instrument of goodwill. Arkansas College, a longtime Batesville institution, serves students from seven states and closes its 1953-54 term.
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Batesville
James H. Pilkinton of
Hope
Arkansas College
Pilkinton
America
Christan
Arkansas Colleges
Arkansas
Southern Presbyterian Church
Two Escapees Recaptured After Murfreesboro Breakout
A jailbreak at Murfreesboro Arkansas ends with one escapee captured near Okolona and the second apprehended at Frayser Tennessee. Authorities say the fugitives include Joe Baumgardner and an additional man tied to a prior killer. Attendants were threatened with a knife and blackjack during the escape.
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Arka
Murfreesboro
Ark Nees
Memphis
Calvin Gilmer
Okolona
Joe Baumsgardner
Harrisburg
Ark
Frayser
Mrs A G Mariner Dies at Home Near Hope
Mrs A G Mariner aged 52 died Sunday afternoon at her home on Highway No 4 near Hope after a long illness. Survivors include her husband and three children Terrell G Q W and Patsy Mariner. Funeral service set for 2 30 p m Monday at Center ville with burial Ayers Cemetery. Arrangements by Herndon Cornelia. Active pallbearers listed.
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A. G. Mariner
Hope
Terrell
Aid Patsy Mariner
Centerville
Ayers Cemetery
Herndon-Cornelia
BR. Faught
W. CG
Beck
M. CG
Sparks
Wilim Bright
Franklin Foster
Liloyd Saunders
Arkansas governor cites progress in hospital beds expansion
Arkansas officials say 2,600 hospital beds are established with funds, while about 6,000 more are needed. Governor Cherry notes progress and that the state has added beds and will need substantial additional money to reach the target.
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Little - Rock
Chersey
Arkansas
Tession
Cherry
Holt
Marton Foster
Cattle Theft Suspects Charged After Hampstead Incident
Police say youths are charged with stealing cattle head from a stockyard in Hampstead area. The County Sheriff and officers investigate related thefts across Columbus and Blayins areas as pending fi xation awaits.
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Gene
Stocks County
Thelves
Hampstead
Blayins
Columbus
Hempstead
Funeral service for bina body found
A funeral service notice announces a service on Tuesday at an unspecified time by a local pastor for the deceased named Bina. Further details are not available in the fragment.
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Bina
Pester
Dorothy Hoover to graduate university and pursue higher math
Dorothy Esther Hoover, named in a John Hay Whitney Foundation program, will graduate from the University of Arkansas and complete a PhD in mathematics at the University of Michigan. She holds B and M degrees and intends to teach at a college or university.
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Dorothy Esther Hoover
Hope
Route Four
John Hay Whitney Foundation
University of Arkansas
University of Michgan
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