Pine Club and Kiwanis events spotlight Arkansas news
May 23 gathering of Southern Pine club approves officers led by D L McRae Jr with Jack Harrell hosting. Kiwanis program featured Ellig Stewart discussing travels to Germany. W Q Bernard O’Steen to Korea for duty with talk on potential tours in Southwest Arkansas. Community notes include graduations, visitors, trips, and hospital stay for Jeff Livingston.
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Mhet
Dan Pittman Jr
John Pittman
Jack Ere
2D. L. McRee Jr
D. J. Moseley
N. RB. Nelson
Sec
D. G. St
Frank Gilbert
Tom Bemis
Treasur
Ellig Stewart
Lawson
W. Q. Bernard O'Steen
Germany
Arkanas
Fang Ray Matthews
Rothnés
Don Dodson
John Free
Arkadelphia Kinlub
Prescott
Accidents in State Claim Nineteen Lives This Week
Nine types of accidents caused 19 deaths in Arkansas in the week ending Sunday midnight. Highway crashes led with seven deaths including a fatal car collision near El Dorado involving Jim Sheppard and Dr. John Kidd. Other fatalities occurred in Fayetteville, Plainview, Jonesboro, Mt. Tola, Dumas, farm mishaps, drownings in Batesville Pocahontas and De Queen, a well-cleaning accident near Cove Mountain, a death by own action in North Little Rock, and a fire at Brink.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Jim Sheppard
Calton
Ark
el Dorado
Coy Barksdale
Sheppard
John Kidd
Natchitoches
George Reed
Dr.Kidd
Reed
Charlie Dealey
U. S. Highway 71
Fayeteville
Dealey
Puriana Feed
Fayetteville
Plainview
Jonesboro
Mt. Tola
Dumas
Mississippi Governor Warns Democrats Over Southern Unity
Mississippi Governor J P Coleman warns the Democratic Party against insulting Southern voting blocs amid the North Carolina primary defeats of Thurmond D Chatham and Charles B Deane for not signing the Southern manifesto opposing the Supreme Court ban on school segregation. Coleman stresses the South will not submit to unconstitutional rulings and cites Stevenson’s 1952 Democratic support.
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Jackson
Miss. Lf
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
Democratic Party
South
North Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
Thurmond D. Chatham
Charles B. Deane
Coleman
North Caroline
Congress
Cratic
Supreme Court
Chicago
Democratc Party
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Bond Set in Charge of Assault in Warren Ark
A 29 year old James Bailey of Hapton Ark faces an assault with intent to kill charge after a shooting of A. G. Haygood. Bailey's bond is $2 with his wife Annie Mae Bond at $500. Haygood, shot Wednesday night, was taken off the critical list after hospital treatment. Sheriff Lee Temple reported the shooter was in a parked car with Bailey and Annie Mae.
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Warren, Ark
James Bailey
Hapton
Ark
Bailey
Bond
Annie Mae
A. G. Haygood
Warren
Lee Temple
Haygood
Temple
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Max Bryant
J.M. Ingram
Ruston
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Louisiana, Tech
Freddy Robertson
Bastrop
Harold Thorburn
Portland, Oregon
Miss Carrie Thorburn
Ruby Buchanan
W. R. Durham
Arkansas Hospital Association
Hot Springs
Earl Matthews
Walter Mercer
San Jose
Calif
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EB. V. Jurts
Hope
Roy Loomis
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H. A. Loomis
Fay Loomis
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Kenneth Phelps
Arkadelphia
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Langley Field
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Jeff Livingston
Cora Donnell Hospital
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