Impeachment talk sparks mixed reactions across New Hampshire
The editor argues against impeachment talk of President Truman, citing a Wakefield town vote of 17 yes impeachment, 48 no, and 35 abstentions. It explains impeachment is indictment only, with House bringing charges and Senate trying the case, noting Andrew Johnson’s acquittal by one vote as a cautionary tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruman
Keither
Harry Truman
Clizens
Wakefield
N. H
New Hampshire
Senate
Andrew Johnson
South
Abraham Lincoln
House
Johnson
Emeeica
Easterling Dies at 77 in Bodcaw
Clayton Easterling, 77, died Wednesday afternoon at his Bodcaw home after a long illness. Funeral was held Thursday at Corinth Chapel with Rev. Floyd Clark and Rev. DQ Slavey officiating. Smith Funeral Home of Stamps handled arrangements. Survived by wife, seven children, four stepchildren, 24 grandchildren, 20 great grand children, two brothers and six sisters. Children listed include Carrie Fincher and Jesse Easterling of Willisville, Bob Easterling of Texarkana, Amherst and James Easterling of Bodcaw, Mattie Chrisner of Buckner, Lillian Rateliff of Camden. stepchildren George Dukes of Lubbock, Porter Dukes of Baton Rouge, Perry Dukes of Hutchinson, and Arne Kirk of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Easterling
Bodcaw
Corinth Chapel
Floyd Clark
D. QO. Slavey
Smith Funers Home of
Stamps
Jesse Easterling
Willisville
Bob Easterling
Texarkana
Amherst Easterling
James Eastering
Mattie Chrisner
Buckner
Lillian Rateliff
Camden
George Dukes
Lubbock
Texas
Porter Dukes
Baton Rouge
Perry Dukes
Hutchinson
Kan
Arne Kirk
Houston
Bag Snatched From Train Found By Two Youths
A lady's traveling bag snatched from a vestibule car of a Missouri Pacific train at the local station on May 21 was found intact in a culvert on Spring Hill road. The bag belonged to Jean Carver of Arkadelphia en route to California. One suspect fled after a scuffle. two youths located the bag.
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Missouri Pacific
Spring Hill
Jean Carver
Arkadelphia
California
Claise
Rion
Doyle
Be Whitten
Westinghouse to Build 2 Glass Plant Near Hot Springs
Westinghouse Electric Corp. announced plans to construct two new glass bulb blank plants near Hot Springs Arkansas to supply incandescent lamp blanks and support a $4 million investment that will create about 500 jobs. The site on Lake Catherine offers water access and proximity to silica sand limestone and soda ash. The facility aims to run continuously and will feed Westinghouse’s Little Rock bulb assembly plant 60 miles away. Dr. Arthur Wishart will lead the new glass manufacturing division.
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Justin R. Anderson
Hot Springs
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ralph C. Stuart
Bloomfield
N. J
Westinghouse
Arkansas
General Mators Corp
Janes Mill
Malvern
Reynolds Metals
Lake Catheine
Louisiana
Little Rock
New Jersey
Kentucky
Texas
Alabama
Stuart
Arthur W. Wishart
McKee Glass Co
Jeannette
Westinghouse Glass Manufacturing
Outstanding Students Are Given Awards at High School Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises last night at the school stadium awarded honors to many seniors and juniors. recipients include Mae Hooper Greta Caston for National Honor Society service. Jimmy Compton Ann Barr for junior class play. Anita Copeland Ann Barr for senior play. Jack Jones for Charles Palmer Davis medal in current events. Gordon Beasley as top school athlete. Martha Ray Wayne England for I Dare You leadership. Helen Power for Home Economics. Donald McQueen and Virginia Ann Mitchell for DAR awards. Miss Barr for science progress and journalism honors went to Cardling Hawthorne. Savannah Green yearbook editor. Roberta Howard for original verses. Shipley Whitt salutatorian. Caroline Hawthorne valedictorian and Beryl Henry plaque. other Beryl Henry recipients Melvin Thrash Mary Anita Lasater Loyd Thrash and Bonny Anthony.
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Mae Hooper
Greta Caston
National Honor Society
Plas
Jimmy Compton
Ann Barr
Anita, Copeland
Jack Jones
Charles Palmer Davis
Gordon Beasley
Martha Ray
Wayne England
W. H. Danforth
Helen Power
Donald McQueen
DAR
American
Virginia
Ann Mitchell
Miss Barr
Bausch and Lamb Co
Roberta Howard
Arkansas High School Press Association
Cardling Hawthorne
Avanna Green
Billy Gunter
American Legion
Shipley Whitt
Caroline Hawthorne
Beryl Henry
Melvin Thrash
Mary Anita Lasater
Tha
Loyd Thrash
Bonny Anthony
Ben Owen to Speak at Dallas Advertising League Meeting
Ben Owen a Hope merchant who runs six dry goods stores in five towns will headline the Fair Market meeting of the Dallas Ad newspaper advertising league. His talk on Newspaper Advertising is one of three addresses with Ray Cowan and Ted M. Solomon as co speakers. Owen departs for Dallas Sunday May 27 with a style show and advertising clinic before 600 buyers Tuesday night. He has 15 years in retail dry goods and began in Lewisville in 1836 with a combination dry goods and grocery store.
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Shipley Studio
Ben
Ben Ben J. Owen
Peras
Hope
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Advertising League
Hope Merchant
Ray Cowan
Southwest Printing
Ted M. Soloman
A. Harris & Co
Owen
Ben Owen
Lewisville
Bination
Emmet Soldier Joins Band in Korea With Fifth Air Force
Cpl. William R. Beaty 18 of Emmet Ark recently arrived in Korea with the Fifth Air Force Band. He plays trumpet in concerts and parades for troops in the combat zone. A Hope High School alumnus, Beaty entered service in February 1950 and served in Japan before joining the band at Nagoya Air Base and later Fifth Air Force HQ.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
William R. Beaty
Joe Beaty
Emmet
Ark
Hooea
ToBth Air Force
Beaty
Hope High School
Hope
Beat
Drilling to Start on Wildcat Test at Shever Springs
Reported drill schedule indicates a Wildcat test set to begin at 4 o'clock tonight at Shever Springs near Ms. Alister Orthy Bil. The project details remain unclear due to garbled text, but the main action is preparation for drilling at the specified site.
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Shever Springs
Alister Orthy
Venigre
Hot Springs Secures Multi-Million Glass Plant
Vice President Ralph C. Stunt of Westinghouse Electric announced a new glass manufacturing plant to produce bulbs for incandescent lamps. Survey crews explored sites in Hot Springs, finally selecting a location that will employ about 500 people, bolstering the city’s claim as a national hub.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ralph CC
Stunt
Westinghouse — Electric Corporation
Stuart
Mot Springs
Net Springs
Ita
Special Program Sunday at Unity Baptist Church
A Sunday evening program will be held in the Unity Baptist Church auditorium at 7:00 p.m. on May 27 featuring several speakers and musical renditions. Participants include Mrs Crant Poom Gene Zumyatt Patsy Maxwell Maurice Kennedy Wanda Sisielah Jerine Flowera and Deloras Robinson with talks on duties as debtors witnesses and watchers.
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Unity Baptist Church
Crant Poom
Gene Zumyatt
Jesus
Hia Bremerius
Patsy Maxwell
A. L. Candle
Maurice Kennedy
Wanda Sisielah
Jerine Flowera
Wretha Kennedy Poun
Deloras Robinson
Suale Livingston
PTA Nets $63.68 From Rummage Sale
The high school PTA raised 63.68 from a rummage sale held May 10 and extended appreciation to all who helped. The funds will buy new books for the school library.
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PTA Nets
Mrs Stewart to Present High School Piano Pupils
Mrs Edwin Stewart will present her high school piano pupils on Wednesday May 30 at 8 p m. The public is invited.
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Mrs. Stewart
Edwin Stewart
Hew High School
Congress Talks Over Foreign Aid Program
Washington, May 29. The administration faces Congress with two main questions about Communist strength and aims as it debates Truman's proposed foreign aid program. The plan seeks 2.5 billion dollars in global military and economic assistance over the coming year and frames the Soviet threat as global, total, and of indefinite duration.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Kremlin
Tk Polleiia
Rusala
Europe
Far East
Korea
Saratoga Graduation Set for 15 Students
Saratoga to graduate 15 students with commencement at Lore Town High School gymnasium on Sunday May 27 and Monday May 28. Rev Allen B Harper of Nashville and John H Cannon of Atkins will deliver the sermon and address. Opal Wohie reports graduates include Betty Ann Foater valedictorian Wayne Garner salutatorian and 13 others named: Havel Delaney Doug Dildy Bonnie Erwin Edgar Hanna Gertrude Harwis Eva Jane McCorkle Will Mae McCorkle Geno Medunicina Virginia Phillipa Purlette Roaenbaum Merber James Sipea Wan An Tapmasdd and James Reed Telcut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Garner
Aalutatorian
Havel Delaney
Doug Dildy
Bonnie Erwin
Edgar Hanna
Gertrude Harwis
Eva Jane McCorkle
Willi Mae McCorkle
Geno Medunicina
Virginia Phillipa
Purlette Roaenbaum
Merberj James Sipea
Wan- An Tapmasdd
James Reed
County Auto Wreck Fatalities Report 1950 compares counts
Arkansas state police released an old highway accident record showing 987 fatal necklints in Arkansas during 1950 versus lower counts in nearby counties. Hempston reported 10 fatal crashes, Diatviel No. 4 headquarters logged 2 fatal accidents, with mixed figures for other areas in 1980 and prior years.
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Arkinata
Arkansas
Hempstond
Diatviel No
Rescued: Eighteen American Troops Return From Korea
A group of eighteen American soldiers was rescued near Chunchon in North Korea after being held by Communist forces. The ex-prisoners, recovered by U S and Allied units, reported health good and described escape from a prison camp near Changjin and a halt near Pyongyang. They said civilians aided their escape and that a U S Air Force plane guided extraction, with tanks moving into the ruined city to complete the rescue.
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Stan Carter
Korea
Chishon
Tha” Hawly
Chunchon
North Korea
Davembe
Prizon Gamp
Changjin
Freedom Correspondentath
Natal
Pyongyang
Pyohayong
Chunchott
Govep
Chorwon
Rean -Aqmke
Polat
Rogers Arkansas Lass Garners New York Attention
A Rogers Arkansas woman named Joan Waters from the Ozarks is crowned as the prettiest entrant in a New York contest. The article notes her measurements and hometown charm while describing a humorous chicken mascot theme tied to a festival.
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Rogers, Arkansas
New York
Hal Boy
Joan Waters
Ozark
Rogers,Ark
Chickef
Fragmented Text: Local Report on Unclear Event
A damaged OCR passage describes a chaotic scene with undefined figures and scattered phrases. The fragment mentions a northern region, a beverage or tea reference, and a disrupted dispatch tone, yielding no clear people, places, or events to identify.
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Alex. H. Washburn
C. Easterling
Hope Star
Jess Davis
The
Jacque Simpson
Jack Simpson
Weat Sth
Jacque
Saenger Theater
Saenger
Arkansas Power & Gight Co
Advertising League of Dallas
Emmet Soldier
Saratoga
Cckoa
Rap
Reds
Dragon
Caakcogte Hiald
North Gentral
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