Ownership of Rivertsle Before:Count Ownership
Rivertsle ownership dispute centers on a court case in Arkansas Supreme Court. Names include A Rakin and Ghreat County figures, with references to RainA 1400 baron GL Haweed Taland and land sales to pay claims. The May proceeding involves Hancock and Southard company ties and a mandamus action seeking land inventory and adjudication.
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Four Missing in New Mexico Mystery
Albuquerque reports a baffling case with four missing individuals amid a string of odd clues. Authorities describe a tense scene involving a missing bronzse and cryptic letters while residents await any lead or breakthrough in the investigation. Local detectives, state officials, and nearby communities coordinate efforts as rumors swirl about possible motives and whereabouts.
McGranery Resignation of Top Officials Drafted
Warrington May 2 top men in the district department wave handed in their resignations though not all. McGranery plans to leave soon with James McOrtingly aiding transition and the Ray Gouna charter to appoint a new head. The president will decide on changes as McGranery stays on temporarily. Presidential appointments include antitrust chief etc. Remaining officials anticipate reshuffles across divisions including Tax and Revenue Bureau.
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Students Suspended Over Fake War Broadcasts at Cavrill U
New York May report says Cavrill University students who volunteered at the campus radio station are suspended for a year for airing fake war bulletins. Faculty panel ordered the suspensions effective Thursday amid masked student disruptions and denial of panic.
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Cor' oun Sunday at Saenger theater opens Shootenr
The Saenger Theatre hosts a two day engagement starting Sunday for Shootenr a top Academy Award winning film. Vivier Leigh Kim Hunter and Karl Maldan star in a drama based on a Broadway hit about a Southern woman facing social pressures and heartbreak. The production notes praise Wins and other awards including Look Magazine and the Critics awards.
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Ike's Home: Town Calmly Preparing For General Eisenhower
Townsfolk prepare for the homecoming of General Dwight D. Eisenhower with quiet pride and expected large crowds. Residents recall his boyhood in the area and anticipate a grand reception as 90,000 people gather for a pivotal return from World War II service.
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Unclear OCR Item on May Event and Names
Fragmentary text from a historical page references May and a sequence of names and terms, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable events to summarize into a clear news item. The readable bits do not establish a person, place, organization, or outcome for a proper card.
Extension of Price Controls Extension of Price Controls
Washington reports extend wage price controls to March 1 next year as Sen Maybank argues against ending the program June 30. The Banking Committee chair urges rejection of Dirksen amendment to keep curbs under the present law. House committee plans action next week on a broader bill including rent control and tax provisions.
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Arkansas Tax Revenue Reaches New High for 1951-52
Life Rock May 28 A state revenue report shows total collections at 45,077,815 with gasoline taxes contributing 20,900,794 and sales taxes 27,900,18. Cigarette and liquor taxes rose due to new levies while tobacco prevention fees and a university hospital levy added to the totals.
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Jet Crash Kills Met of Two Wars Jet Crash Kills Met of Two Wars
Tokyo May 29 Brig Cen Agron W Tyer vice commander of Japan Air Defense Force was killed yesterday in a jet crash. The Starfire jet nosed into a rice paddy near Komaki Air Base after takeoff, clipping two small buildings. Capt EB Crane of Wichita Kan, a WWII and Korea veteran with 160 missions, was wounded. The plane crash may have resulted from a combustion failure in the jet engine. Tyer was a pioneer Air Force general in the Far East since the Pacific War.
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DEPA Approves AP&EL Amortization for Arkansas Projects
The Power Authority yesterday approved the amortization plan for Arkansas Power and Light Company on three main projects in Arkansas. The Lake project at Conk Lee is listed with 12.65 million dollars, part of the approved package.
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Vatican Report Frames Italian and American Worker Roles
Westbrook Pegler cites Monsignor Civardi on Italy’s new constitution guaranteeing maintenance and social aid for those unable to work. He argues American unions are far more corrupt and powerful, harming workers and misusing member funds while government programs erode personal responsibility.
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Red Tells of Work of 2 Spy Rings
Washington reports that Whittaker Chambers and Elizabeth Bentley testified to Senate investigators about espionage networks linked to Communists. They alleged active subversive influence within the U.S. government and named figures tied to the State Department and intelligence circles, with ongoing subcommittee deliberations and forthcoming questions.
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