Hollywood biblical epics and a salary battle in Arkansas
The piece contrasts Hollywood biblical films like The Robe with Costain and Tapani works and notes public reading tastes. It then covers Governor Cherry's warning of a lawsuit to cap state salaries at five thousand dollars, challenging the Highway Director and Medical School pay limits, and the Arkansas constitution deemed obsolete by judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Thomas B. Costain
Garne Sculper
Liske Ane
Robert Teynelds
Ambrose
Iefer
Mika Waitari
Waltari
Finland
Aly
Europe
America
Robe
Samson and Delilah
David and
Bathesheba
Cherry
Herbert Eldridge
Wiley Bean
Clarksville
State Department
Hughway
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Seventeen to Take Pre-Induction Examinations
Hempstead County youths were sent for their pre Induction physical examinations today. Names listed include Jimmie L Williams Lawrence Lee Brossous Fred Franklin Walters Jr Kenneth Earl Montgomery Curtis Pullen Moore Robert Lee Stimson Fred Apyon Jr Arthur Pettit Otis Edwards Jr Sidney Dale Singard Charles William Jones Fred Junior Willis Oscar W Jones Aubrey Glen Townsend Jimmie Lawrence Woodberry Charles William McJunkins and Charles Grady Huckabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Jimmie L.williams
Lawrence Lee Brossous
Fred Franklin Walters Jr
Kenneth Earl Montgomery
Curtis Pullen Moore
Robert Lee Stimson
Fred Apyon Jr
Arther Pettit
Otis Edwards Jr
Sidney Dale Singard
Charles William Jones
Fred Junior Willis
Oscar W. Jones
Aubrey Glen Townsend
Jimmie Lawrence Woodberry
Charles William McJunkins
Charles Grady Huckabee
Shiloh Methodists Hold Revival With Evangelist
Shiloh Methodist Church six miles south of Bodcaw hosts revival May 29 to May 31 with Rev. Claude Stone at 7 20 p m nightly. A ground dinner is planned for May 30 with afternoon singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stone
Shiloh Methodist Church
Bodcaw
Move to Save Rosenbergs Again Hits Federal Court
Emanuel Bloch contends the Rosenbergs death sentences are illegal and seeks a stay of execution pending a Court of Appeals review after a Monday hearing. The bid follows the Supreme Court's refusals and Chief Justice Vinson's denial of a stay, while prosecutors maintain guilt and the risk of espionage secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Defuse
Emanuel WH. Bloch
Bloch
Irving R. Kaufman
Court of Appeals
Federal
Russia
U. S. Supreme Court
Vinson
Justice Department
United States
Merchants to Hold Value Day June 2
Merchants plan the first Hope Value Day promotional event for Tuesday June 2 with broad store cooperation. Business leaders urged ad copy submissions by Friday noon and announced future industry visits and speaking engagements. A two ounce egg note concludes the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petual Committee
Gfe
Dewey Baker
General Plans Committee
Harrell Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas Machine Speciality Company
Glenn Wallace
State Highway Commission
Eledge
State Highway Department
Enemy Jets Refuse to Fight Sabers Over North Korea
In heavy overcast, Sabre jets claimed dominance as Red MIGs avoided combat. The Air Force reported Sabres destroyed 12 MiGs and damaged another without losses, while several MiGs overturned south of the Yalu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McArthur
Seoul
North Korea
Ad “Iy
Korea
Shanhouse Dinner Party for Company Employes
Shanhouse Inc held a dinner for about 200 employees in the high school cafeteria last night. Special guest was Leonard Shanhouse of Rockford Alabama. Mayor John L. Wilson Talbot Feild Benny Bender Cecil O’Steen and JL B Tealey spoke. The program featured a dispute between Hope and Magnolia workers. Haskell Jones of KXAR served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanhouse, Inc
Amiployes
Leonard Shanhouse
Rockford
John L. Wilson
Talbot Feild
Benny Bender
Cecil O'Steen
JL. B. Tealey
Hope
Magnolia
Haskell Jones
KXAR
British Nightclubbing Is Very Expensive and American Pocketbooks Take a Pounding
HAL BOYLE notes British night clubs close museums early leaving Americans with few options after dark. He mocks the English drink culture, describing thimble pours, rapid service, and the hefty price and currency confusion. Tourists carry large briefcases of pounds, learning a pound equals about $2.40, and even wartime style clubs demand successive pounds for entry, leading to heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
London
America
Britain
Hospital Fund Slash Threatens Arkansas Projects
Moody Moor, director, said three major Arkansas hospital projects would be crippled if the U S Senate approves a cut in hospital appropriations. The House approved 50 million dollars, below Truma and Eisenhower requests, potentially trimming Arkansas by about 465 000 and delaying eighty other planned hospitals with a two million cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Moody Moor
Arkansas
U. S. Senate
House
Truma
Eisenhower
Public Health Service
Senate
Moore
Milllion Dollan
Rho
Russia declares four American spies executed in Moscow
Soviet press reports the execution of four men named Aleksandr Lakhno Aleksane dey Makay Sergei Gorbunov and Dmitri Remiga as Nazi era agents. The communique from the ministry of internal security says they were parachuted into Soviet territory by American intelligence for diversionary tasks and were tried by the Supreme Court without a military tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
U. S
Tryentia
Ininistry
Aleksandr, Lakhno
Aleksane Dey Makay
Sergei Gorbunov
Dmitri Remiga
Supreme Court of the
Soviet Union
Weuhe
Makov
Sali Touts
Vasili Vasilchhenko
Leonide Mackovsky
Lakhno
Alec
Makoys
Pit
Avalanche Kills Four in Montana
A Montana avalanche struck a snowplow near Glacier National Park going to the Going to the Sun Highway, burying four workers. One man died, another was rescued after hours, and two others remained involved in a rescue effort as crews labored through the night. George Benton and Eugene Sullivan, both of West Glacier, were identified among the buried and rescued workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Mont
Glugler
National Park
West Glacier
Eugene Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Beason
Clemency Sought for Des Arc Man by Judge and Father
A Tennessee judge who jailed Clinton Oliva for voluntary manslaughter in 1942 petitions for clemency. Oliva, who escaped a decade ago, returned last week to settle his case as parole board hearings are planned for June 4. His father Vince Oliva of Iron City arrived with petitions from Lawrence and Maury counties urging clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Ial
Clinton Oliva
Des Arc
Olive
State Parole Board
Vince Olive
Iron City
Lawrence and
Maury Counties
Taft Urges U S To Leave UN And Go It Alone
President Taft and allies call for dropping United Nations involvement over Korea. He argues the United Nations is ineffective, urging self reliance and direct action. The White House downplays the issue as Hoagland reports new tensions on foreign policy.
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Sen. Taft
U.S
Cincinnatt Ai
Son Taft
United States
Taft
United Nations
Waa
Delore
Tie Son
Robert Jy
Alton
National Conference
Thong
Ounkel
Hong
Genitars
Senate
Jana Colimitta
Chingge Soldige
Indachin
China
Korg
Anya Pounda
Polley
Pri
Asli
UN Plan Proposes Only Indian Troops Guard Prisoners
The United Nations plan aims to have Indian troops guard prisoners in Korea with a neutral commission to supervise prisoner handling. U S officials seek to reassure South Korea and avoid coercion of detainees while sharing responsibilities among member nations. South Korea remains wary, wanting Chinese Communist forces out after any armistice and a clear path for postwar reunification.
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U.S
S. Koreans
Washington
Korea
Lodi
Plan
Conomasuntse
Creel Leoops
South Korea
Hodtropa al
Alles
Aye-nation Commission
Geureru
Sweden
Switzersland
Poland
Cacehusilavailea
Iulla
Caruonatata Ander
Vile Aetna Commission
India
Ptis
Gumrda
U.N. Phintaguin
Itsenhower
Ferva
Hope Plant Expands Yet Burns Down Slide Facility
Hope Manufacturing Plant in Mong began operations producing playground equipment on three shifts with about 300 employees and a $200,000 payroll. It sources wooden parts from several suppliers, ships gym sets nationwide, and uses daily nearly a carload of steel. A fire destroyed the slide building on March 28 but, aided by the chamber and city, will reopen by July 1 in a former Caddo Machine Works site employing over 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Manufacturing
Mong
Whig
Proving Ground
Nope
Save Caropany
Siow
Austin Hudson
Bender
Be Ig
Yupe Manufacturing Company
Rom Joveal Wood
Split Hickory Company
Hope Manufacturing Company
Southwest Wood Products Company
Arkansas Machine Specialty Company
Cox Brothers Foundry and Machine Shop
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
City of Hope
Caddo Machine Works
Heavy Damage in Wreck at Fourth and Ferguson Streets
A collision at 4th and Ferguson Streets involved vehicles driven by Jewellen Jones and Alton Gilbert. No injuries were reported though both cars sustained heavy damage. Authorities investigated the wreck at the scene.
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4Th
Ferguson Streets
Yes
Verday
Jewellen Jones
Alton Gilbert
Rene Venig
Congressman Norris Poulson Beats Mayor Bowron in Los Angeles
In a decisive nonpartisan election Norris Poulson, a Republican in his fifth term as representative, ends Bowron’s seven year mayoral reign in Los Angeles. Poulson campaigned as a strong advocate of canonical government and secured a clear victory yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angillies
Norris Poulson
iMate
Er Bowron
GOPs Seek Aid in Fight Over Air Money
Republican leaders press Eisenhower for help as Democrats oppose a five billion dollar Korea fund slush. Senator Margaret Chase Smith accuses Secretary Wilson of evasive answers while House Democrats begin their own study of the proposal as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brines Walsington
Eisenhower
Wilean
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Smith
Wilwan
Quanlong
House Democraty
Misanhower
All Around the Town Notes From The Star and Jaff
Local chatter highlights courthouse humor and stray anecdotes from Hope and Dallas. Mentioned are a joking courtroom atmosphere, a Chicago fall, Texarkana wreck, and Mary Elli’s quip. It notes Hope merchants in Dallas for the American Fashion Association fall market and lists several local residents with roles at the University of Texas and Delta Sigma advertising groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equrl
Courtyno
Ngure
Hope
Dallas
American Fashion Association
Ben J. Owen
C. C. Gewis
Paul Raley
University of Texas In Austin
Georgy Thomas Frazier
Delty. Sigma Pl
Organization For Business ,Administration
George
Phi. Bla Signa
Seplantic
Alpha
Delta’ Sigma
Inventor of Cotton Picker Receives Judgment
A court decision awards substantial damages to inventor John D. Rugt in a case involving a cotton picker machine. The judgment cites profits from the machine and names related parties, with a figure around $400,000 connected to overseas or traveling interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine Blu
John YD
Machin
Seiibsek
Henares Wi Smith Elementary Salutes Nation
Unclear fragments show Henares and Smith Elementary receiving salutes. The text mentions a magazine and Minus' Goldeen Myers teaching, with references to Albert Pik and Mecuirs Mags.
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Henares
Smith
Acrovy
the Nation
Goldeen
Myers
Albert Pik
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NEA
Shanhouse
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Almmost
Tift
White House
Questoners
By Michael J. O'Nell
By Leroy Hansen
Tony
Hts
Syngman Rhee
Maxwell Cbd
Whyler
Shin Tag Yung
Bsut Itds
Karev
South
Cheistachs Zambeth
V. C. Georgescu
Romania
Prine
Georgescu
United Statos
The
Star &Jaff
Texarkana
Mary Elli
Pila
Aberdeen
Fide Arthur
Nichsile
Cott Picker
Gots Judg
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