Subside plan tests regional air routes and helicopter hope
A columnist weighs Eisenhower subsidy cuts to 17 regional lines worth 40 million dollars yearly. He warns ending support could erode national morale and permanent regional air service, noting Texarkana moves and the possible shift to helicopters for short hauls. He stresses regional carriers’ risk and advocates preserving scheduled service with subsidies.
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Wall Street Journal
Eisenhower
American
United
Eastern
Dalta-C. & S
Hope
Trans-Texas
Amrican
Texarkana
TPA
National Progress
Amvstica
Freo
Conbog
O Nee
Ark
Bell
Fairpark
New York
National Airlines
Florida Coat Coast
Miami
Florida
Class of 1954 Honors at Hammons Stadium Program
The 1954 Hammons High School graduation program at Hammons Stadium includes the processional Life's Joys and Pomp and Circumstance, speeches by Mildred Edna Brown and others, diploma awards, and honors for the Class of 1954. Co valedictorians Billie Jo Baker and Dana Lou Cunningham lead the graduating seniors, with a long list of five point students and National Honor Society officers named among the attendees.
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B. C. Hyatt
Sans Rove Rraldy
Billie Jo Baker
Dana Lou Cunningham
Mildred Edna Brown
Albert Graves, Jr
Gary Rateliff
Emilie Elder
Joanne Ensminger
Carolyn Sue Coffee Paula Faye Raley
Helen Janette Barr
Mary Judith Moses
Mary Lou Cornelius Dang Lou Cunningham
Rubye Wanzell Nix
Francis Youman Nash Lyla Brown
David Gilbert Griffin
Billie Jo Boker Benjamin Newbern
Joe Don. Willis Kenneth Michael Gilliam
Miss Gwendolyn Dean
McCarthy Blasts Army Charts Over Schine Passes
Senator Joseph McCarthy charged the Army with presenting phony charts on Pvt. G David Schine’s passes, while Fort Dix commander Maj Gen Cornseling E Ryan testified the records were true. Ryan said passes were requested for Schine by Senate subcommittee staff for committee work before he was drafted, and Army Secretary Robert T Stevens had authorized them.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army Today
David Schine
Schine
Army- McCarthy
Sehine
Fort Dix N. J
McCarthy
Cornseling E. Ryan
Fort Dix
Senate
Ryan
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Sybine Tate
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
District Seeks Integrated Schools Plan in DC
The Washington DC Board of Education approved a six to two plan to end racial segregation in public schools. It calls for starting next fall with full integration within a year, aims to guide other states, and outlines merit based assignments, non-discrimination, cross boundary attendance, race free records, and race blind efficiency.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Columbia Board of Education
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Needs to Be in 3 Places at Once
Senator John McClellan faced a scheduling clash as he prepared to open the National Rivers and Harbors Congress and attend the McCarthy Army hearings. At 11 he was to introduce President Eisenhower at a luncheon, while the Senate session began the Army hearings.
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Washington
John McClellan
D-Ark
Arkansas
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Senate
McClellan
Elgenhower
Rivers and Harbors Group
Auto Burns. Negro Driver Faces Arson Charge
A 10429 Chevrolet owned and driven by Leonard C. Monk burned last night just outside Hope on the old DeAnn road. State Policeman Guy Downing said a charge of arson would be filed against the Negro driver.
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Leonard C. Monk
Teast Night
Hope
New Ruling Complicates Racial Problem
Atlanta report on sweeping Supreme Court actions reshaping racial barriers across higher education public housing and parks. Gov. Talmadge warns of a white opposition backlash while cases in Florida Louisiana Kentucky and San Francisco prompt reevaluation of segregation policies and access for Negroes. The rulings threaten entrenched neighborhood separation and hint at broader political consequences for President Eisenhower.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
South
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Eouth
Talmadge
Eisenhower
Ibege
Barlin
Id’ States
Louisiana
Floridaz
Kentucky
University of Florida
Louisiana State University
Louisville
San Francisco
Ely
Unity Baptist Bible School Starts Soon
Unity Baptist Church in Hope plans a Vacation Bible School from May 31 for eight days. Teachers for preschool to young adult groups are named, with sessions from morning until noon and daily refreshments.
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Unity Baptist Bible School
Unity Baptist
Tom Anderson
Ithuprisa Riddling
Collier
Garland First Graders Take Train Trip
Fifty four Garland first grade children rode a train last Friday in the first trip for about half the class. They boarded at Garland, traveled to Prescott, met by several mothers and teachers, then continued to Hope where refreshments were served by volunteers at Feir Park.
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Garland School
Prescott
J. D. Boswall
Rufus’ Herndon Jr
Viertar Cobb
Raymond Peace
Fry
Harry Peta
Feir Park
D. F. Harper
Syle Whind
Fred
Giant
Oren Harris Announces Candidacy for Congress
Congressman Oren Harris formally announces his bid for re election to Congress from the Fourth Congressional District. He campaigns on his record in office and service to the people of his district state and nation. He pledges to continue an achiever record and influence to render effective service.
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Oren’ Harris
Congress
Fourth
Harris
Ithe
Thie City
Washeington
Odeftgos
America
Chickenpox Spreads Reported In Arkansas Week
Reports show 52 chickenpox cases in Arkansas for the week ending Saturday as health officials note a rising trend. The State Board of Health records indicate a midpoint increase and underscore ongoing public health monitoring.
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Little Rock UM
Arkansas
Board of Health
Fated Of Hono Injury Report Breaks Wrist and Thumb
Report notes a broken wrist and a broken thumb among players. Several tests wore out the team as they coped with injuries sustained in competition.
Og iliary school girls Poppy and Nol fancied
Two girls in a local school named Poppy and Nol drew attention for their fancied pursuits at a school event. The report notes their interest in a specific activity, reflecting a light human-interest moment from the community.
Troop to mark first anniversary with open meeting
Local scouts and parents are invited to attend an open meeting celebrating the troop's first anniversary. The event will recognize leadership and welcomes new members for the second year.
All Around the Town By The Star Staff
A fragment describes a dog on South Main Street rummaging through newspapers and yard debris over the weekend. It mentions a missing baseball glove and a note to Mrs. Vera Anderson, with local Rancho area dog references and playful mischief.
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South Main Street
Vera-Anderson
Rancho
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Harry McRae Jones
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