Ducks and Grassy Lake season opener preview
The column describes late autumn weather, duck behavior, and Grassy Lake conditions in Hempstead County. It notes wood ducks and mallards migrating south, noncooperative ducks, and the Grass Lake water levels aided by a local hunting club. Features a casual field diary tone with regional places like Grassy Lake and Canicleway.
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Poppet
Belen
Canin
Arkansas
Cuanala
Jane Diel
Drouth
Hempstead County
Clu
Aykagsis
High Brass of GOP Drops Plan to Hear Truman Testimony
The Republican National Committee and House Un-American Activities Committee halted plans to compel former President Truman to testify. President Eisenhower signaled he would not have subpoenaed Truman, and White House aides reportedly pressed GOP lawmakers to abandon the probe amid political tensions.
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William F
Wiinai
Supreme Court Justcc
Ton Clark
Tom
James C. Hagerty
Isenhower
House
Republican Committee
White House
GOP
Wasieinciton
Supreme Cowes Justtce
Tom Clark Cetuaerdt Torly Ue
Haery Duster
Chik
Ainialderalton
Two Accidents Investigated On Elm and Walnut Streets
Two collisions were reported in the city. Bonnie Chism and George Bryant were involved on Elm Street with Bryant’s car sustaining heavy damage. South Walnut saw a school bus driven by Sam Weaver collide with C T Lawson, causing minor damage. the bus carried nine children.
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Bonnie Chismand
George Bryant
Elm Street
Bryant
South Walnut
Sam Weaver
C. T. Lawson
Hempstead Added to List for Drought Aid in Arkansas
Drought relief extended to seven Arkansas counties with 24 hours reporting, aid officials said. Arkansas counties Asheuly Bradley Calburn Chieat Columbia Desh Drew Flemyn Toasird Jefferson Schreolns Mira Meau Phillips and Vers Slay Drousht Committee confirmed five counties Miller Loinyutte 1 Liteiver Union and Quaghila remain awaiting inclusion. Officials stressed relief will lower feed costs via Commodity Credit Corp programs, with reduced prices for corn, oats, feed wheat, and cottonseed meal.
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Little Rock LA
Fay
Ware Aransas
Arkiiste
Alvaught
Seevedacy
Peinels Cherry
Jameson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Production and Marketing Administration
Nola A. McCase
Peeduetionne
Miles McPeek
Agriculture Statistician
Commodity Credit Corp
Five Killed in Naples Plane Crash
Five people died and 13 were injured in a U S Navy plane crash in Naples. Among the dead were two Italian girls and three other aboard the converted torpedo bomber. Italian police identified one injured American as Sgt. Hilton Norman of Cleveland Ohio. Navy delayed official confirmation until families are notified.
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Naples
Nly
U. S. Naval
Navy
Sgt
Hire
Old Norman
Cleveland
Mion
Fragmented Extended Forecast for Arkansas Regions
Forecast notes show temperature deviations with confusion in numbers and terms. Mentions above normal readings around 34 degrees, normal lows around 36 to 44, highs near 80 to 70, and unclear precipitation details for the period through November.
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Arkansas
Prescott Legion Auxiliary to Hold Joint Meet
A joint meeting of the Prescott Legion and Auxiliary is planned at the Amereate Le dint in Frescatt on Monday November 16 with Rev Janws Hanlon as district superintendent and Mr Ham iow guest speaker. The event aims to plan Christmas party activities and recruit mentors from area groups to attend.
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Bost Nuab
Amereate
Frescatt
Anorioia Leaton Atellinin
Legion
Janws Hanlon
Arkady Watt
The
Methodist Church
Wall
Hamiow
Hyo
Oedor Mat
Dd. L. Masely
Nelson No
D. la Mases
Atsility
Veterans Pact Wives Ae Anothers
Veteras
Dee
Solu
Girl Kidnapped Four Hours by Gunman
Police recovered Dorothea Del Longo from Queens about four hours after she was abducted from her Manhattan home by a masked man. The topcoat clad girl was taken in a car while her family endured terror during the overnight incident.
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New York
Stride Manshotton
Queens
Dorothea del Longo
James Latticcili
East 95Th Street
Battcelli
Botticelli
Bertha
Dorothea
Ron
Thamas
Rhee Presses for Peace Terms as Deadline Near
South Korea President Syngman Rhee stated the Communists would accept terms if firmer progress occurs in peace talks and accused them of truce violations. He warned Seoul may act independently if no progress by late January and repeated willingness to cooperate with Eisenhower while stressing a deadline.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
North Korea
Come Mobisle
Soth
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Ewe
Daydream Nightmare Tale With Buffalo Bill Figure
A fragmentary narrative presents a surreal tale where daydreams grow dark as the speaker recalls a scene with Buffalo Bill by a campfire. The dream shifts to a moonlit shootout and a challenge to draw, ending amid disjointed text references to a travel page.
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Mal Bytle
New York
Hal
Bill
Hithin
Local Merchants Plan Gala to Kick Off Yuletide in Hope
Tolky in the Hope area will host a Christmas Open House on December 8 starting at 6:50 PM with lights, store displays, and seasonal sales. A Hope High School band and Glee Club concert on the north steps of the post office will entertain from 6:30 PM, as merchants greet customers and decorate windows for the occasion.
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Tolky
Hope
Merchants of Hope
Chris Miss Cantry
Hope High School
High School Glee Club
Give
Glee Club
Mope
Government dados predict small drop in next year construction
Washington says construction will fall about two percent from 1954 record levels. Private building may drop three percent while public works fall one percent. About 1,000,000 new homes expected, with a seven percent slide in private housing spending offset by a twenty percent rise in repairs. New dollar volume records forecast for commercial buildings churches schools utilities and highways.
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Wasitiington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Fire damages freight car of cotton in Missouri Pacific yard
About 100 bales of cotton in a Missouri Pacific box car were damaged by fire today. Smoke was seen and the train was moved to a siding. Fire officials believe the blaze likely started during loading at the Union Compress yard, with smoldering bales aging unknown.
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Missouri Pacific
Vexas
Union
Hope
Marries Four Times in Eleven Months
Kenneth Griffin a 33 year old truck driver faces four counts of bigamy in Los Angeles after marrying four women within 11 months while still married to another wife in Chicago. Deputy District Attorney Lenoir details that Griffin wed Betty Steign Cantanzaro in December 1852 Catherine Cantanzaro January 29 Vivien Martinelli last June and Lucille Norveil in June. He allegedly sought out women in cafes seeking marriage.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Griffin
Chicago
Joe Leonir
Griffin
Joselphine Griffin
Betty Steign
Catherine Cantanzaro
Vivien Martinelli
Lucille Norveil
Lenoir
Official Under Fire Assails Dewey
Albany NY Acting Lt Gov Arthur Wicks denounces Gov Thomas E Dewey over the Charley Lucky Laiiane case. Wicks calls for GOP policy group to judge Gov Bayne’s conduct in commuting a vice lord’s sentence to Italy, arguing there cannot be double standards for officials.
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Albany
N.Y
Arthur WW. Wicks
Thomas E. Dewey
Charley
Lucky) Laiiane
GOP
Wicks
Senate Feder
Leabor
Joseph Fay
Sing Sing
Clear Skies Mild Weather Today
Mild weather prevailed nationwide with light coastal showers. Miami reported the heaviest rainfall at 1.30 inches in 24 hours while cool arctic air pressed into the northern half, with temperatures from the Rockies to the Great Lakes in the 30s and southern regions in the 40s and 50s. scattered readings ranged from 6 to 68 degrees across various cities as brief, unseasonable extremes appeared.
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United Press
Florida
Miami
Rockies
Allandc
Californ
Arizona
Goshen
Ind
Elkins
W. Va
Boston
Mags
New York
Macon
Fla
New Orleans
Pallas
Tex
Los Angeles
Calif
Denver
Colo
Seattle
Wash
Billings, Mo
Truman Plans White House Broadcast From Chosen Place
President Truman indicated he would air the White House case at a time and place of his choosing, declining to answer by subpoena or mail. He left New York for Missouri, saying he would spend the next week on administration matters while preparing his defense and documents.
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Truman
Clark
Nww
York
Ubp
Tony
Dexter Wille
Tremian
Echo
Tewan
Alne
Krngan City
Mon
Chiet Executiva
Wits Waulee Delum
Missouri
New York
Rrynng
Frumman
Senate
Ena
Thas
San
Robert C. Hendrickson
Georga Jussel
Ei Jneabdon
Thomas
Censors Move Against Boston Burlesque Show
A New England censorship fight targets Boston burlesque. Mayor John C. Tynan weighs license renewals as authorities threaten removal of the theater’s permit. longstanding drag club closures loom, with officials hinting stricter measures to curb adult entertainments.
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James Hostn
U— Hoston
Sonley
Nemy
Eli
TGR
Aryl
John C. Tynan
Tee
Basten
Negotiators to Meet Saturday on Peace Plan
High level talks at Panmunjom wrap six days of discussions with no final results yet. US and North Korean delegates, plus Chinese representatives, paused after tense exchanges while POW repatriation and a broader peace framework remained unsettled amid ongoing pressure for progress.
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Panmunimum
Gulligl
John Rm. Hull
Karta Te World Ahaalitely
Chiang
Fis
U. N
Commmunists
Novy
Repatriation Commission
U.S
Arthur Dean
Four Die in Dwelling Blaze in Punkink New York
Four people perished in a frame dwelling fire in Punkink New York on Thursday. Victims named were Rosemary Lawton seven Judith five Thomas sixteen months and grandfather Thomas Swartz forty seven. Fire Chief Banister said a defective gas stove is believed to have started the blaze.
Barber Lifts 500-Lb Gate to Free Stranded Boys
Newark report says barber Frank Gerald heaved a heavy iron gate pinning five year olds John Polis tina and Vincent Rogal at a property owned by Dominick Tunatallo. The gate toppled as youngsters played beneath it. both boys suffered head injuries and a fractured leg. Gerald, a World War II veteran, freed them after lifting the gate high enough for aid to arrive. Police later arrested Tunatallo on the incident.
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Newark
N. d
Younnater
Axhey
Ngay
Gerald Roxhed
Entea
John Slope
Vince
Stratnuet
Sir. Michaal's Hospital
Anynee
John
Vincent
Dominick Tunatallo
Auto Owners to Go on Tax Books in Arkansas
Revenue officials announced that to buy a 1954 license plate, Arkansas auto owners must appear on the personal property tax rolls. The 1963 Legislature required a paid personal property tax receipt or assessor statement showing taxation status before license issuance, potentially affecting about half of owners.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Vanne Scurlogk
Scurlock
Hope City Hall Leads Route for Shell Finds
All Around the Town notes the eightman demolition crew examining 2200 acres of the Proving Ground near Hope for about four months. Residents asked to report shells or souvenirs to Hope City Hall. shells tested to gauge danger. Police checked Paisley School area for a Black Bear seen by locals but found nothing. National Guard plans weekly Saturday dances starting November 14 at 8, Bill Boyd’s Rhythm Buddies providing music. Sheriff reports hospital stay for medical orders causing glow-down request.
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Roma
Proving Ground
Hope City Hall
National Guard Fx
Bill Boyd
Rhythm Buddies
Pentecostal Service in Toxarkang Church In Progress
The Rev and Meg Bale of Toxarkang conduct revival at the Firat Pentecostal Church here. Services are nightly at 7 30 led by the Rev pastor of the United Pentecostal Church in Toxarkang and a graduate of Apostolic Bible College.
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Pentecostal
Bale of
Toxarkang
Firat
United Pentecos Church
Apostolic Bibla College i Bu
Unity Baptist to Start Revival in Childrey
A revival series begins at Unity Baptist Church with Pastor Childyre speaking at 4030 A. Mia. The public is invited to attend as the event features singing and outreach.
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Qhildyre
Baptist
Girth
Mia
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