Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by the Editor
A fragment from Our Daily Bread shows a medical student objecting to prenatal lecture remarks. It then references an editor Gates interview about the Daily Worker case, noting Gates' stance and a critique of democracy. A Columbia report notes Greenville county liable for lynching damages to Willie Earle, challenging Civil Rights era arguments and federal police power.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Jack Lowe
Studets
Gates
The
Daily Worker
New York
Communist’ Sheet
United States
America
Russia
Weeks
United Press
Columbia
S. C
South Carolna
Veep's Escape to Speed Air Traffic Probe
Vice President Barkley escaped a near collision on a bomber crew reported near Washington National airport. The incident, occurring last Thursday, spurred renewed calls for air traffic separation studies as CAB and the Civil Aeronautics Administration review safety rules.
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Washington
Barkley
Air Force 5
Hartford
Conn
Washington National
Bolling Air Base
Potomac River
National Airport
Paducah
William R. Hunshhouse
Southwest Pacific
Humnlehhouse
Elvil Aeronautics Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Frrom Congress
Eastern Airlines
Insurance Advertising Pays Off in South Newspapers
The Life Insurance Company of Georgia earned the Award of Excellence from the Life Insurance Advertisers Association for newspaper ads published in Hope Star and 130 other dailies. The award also honored The Log agency magazine and the 1949 sales promotion program. Advertising judge panel praised ongoing campaigns stressing life insurance need. Robert H. Scott, Inc. handles the ads through Avanta agency.
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Hope Star
South
Life Insurance Company of Georgia
Life Insurance
U, 5
LAA
Log
Life of Georgia
Reading
Chicago
Robert H. Scott, Inc
Avanta Agency
Harris to Talk at Patmos Homecoming
Congressman Oren Harris will be the principal speaker at Patmos homecoming on November 22. The event is sponsored by the SW Arkansas Progressive Association to promote civic affairs. Special guest Carl Hinton, a former resident now in Washington, D C, will attend along with Hope civic clubs. Barbecue is planned from 3 30 to 7 30 p m for about 500 guests.
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Patmos
SW Arkansas Progressive Association
Carl Hinton
Washington, D. C
Hope
Oren Harris Biel
Dumas Woman Wins Kroger Contest
Mrs. Mickey Westbrook of Dumas Arkansas won an expense paid week end trip to New York City for two as one of ten weekly winners in the Kroger Brant Nate Treasure Hunt contest. Her prize included a TWA round trip flight and a hotel Statler stay with city tour and celebrity meetings. Other prizes this week included a Buick sedan ten New York trips Westinghouse toasters and nylon hosiery. Grand prize eligibility remains.
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New York City
Roger Brant
Mickey Westbrook
Dumas, Ark
Westbrook
Arkansas Weather Forecast Fair and Cool Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair skies and continued cool conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday across Arkansas. Highs in the 60s to near 70s with nights staying chilly. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light.
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Arkansas
Southwest FHA Group to Meet at Henderson
The Southwest Arkansas Future Homemakers of America group will gather at Henderson State Teachers College campus on Saturday, November 19. Host Henderson Home Economics Club and 26 area high schools including Arkadelphia, Malvern, Hope, Hot Springs, Camden, Prudent, Prescott, and Lake Hamilton will participate to discuss Working Together for Good Home and Warmly Life with national and international speakers.
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Southwest Arkansas
Future Homemakers of America
Henderson State Teachers College
Home Economics Club
Carolyn Wilson
Henderson Home Eeconomies Club
Arkadelphia
Amity
Delight
Gordon
Malvern Okelona
Norman
Ida
Bismark
Hope Lakeside
Murfreesboro
Camden
Carthage
Princeton
Prescott
Sparkman
Magnet Cove
Pordyeo
Hot Springs
Fountain Lake
Glenrose
Laneburg
Oden
Spring Hil
Lake Hamilton
Patmos
Dr Cannon's Class to Hold Fish Fry in Baptist Church
The Men's Bible Glass led by Dr G E Cannon will host a fish fry this evening at 73d in the Baptist Church education building. Rev J Mc Hamilton, pastor of the First Methodist Church, will be guest speaker.
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G. E. Cannon
Baptist Church
J. Mc Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Bolivian Pilot Erick Ries Bridoux Violated Rules
Government aviation official testified that Bolivian pilot Erick Ries Bridoux twice violated civilian air regulations a week before his P 38 collided with an Eastern Air Lines transport killing 55. He also allegedly failed a radio navigation meteorology and air regulations exam. The board cited unauthorized flights in a Howard aircraft on Oct 24 and a landing in Alexandria after a foreign permit expired.
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Washington
Erick Riles Bridoux
Eastern Air Lines
Ries
National
Robert E. Bell
Aviation Safety
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bell
Rios
Howard
CAA
Alexandria
Potomac River
Daily Menu for Local Schools
Weekly school menus show varied meals across days for Iope High and grade schools. Items include meats, vegetables, breads, fruits, milk, and desserts with occasional misspellings.
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Iope High School
Revival Meeting Starts Nov 18 at Bells Chapel
A revival gathering begins November 18 at Bells Chapel two miles east of Brevi. The Rev. dL Hit, retired missionary, will conduct daily services through November 26. The public is invited.
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Bells Chapel
Navy
Brevi
Dl Hit
Kefauver Forecasts End of Machine Politics
Senator Estes Kefauver told a Y M H A forum in St. Louis that machine politics in America would be nearly extinct within 36 years. He cited Chicago’s Kelly-Nash, Boston’s Mayor Curley, Tennessee’s Crump, and New Jersey’s Hague machines as examples of weakened control, and warned Kansas City’s organization is fading amid the Brand scandal probes. He noted Southern shifts away from machine methods and recalled his 1948 primary victory over a Crump-backed rival.
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St. Louis
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
America
Y.M.H.A
Tennessee
Kelly-Nash
Chicago
Curley
Boston
H. Crump
Hague
New Jersey
Kansas City
Kefauver
South
Crump
Volume Sales Higher But Profits Lower in 1949 Outlook
New York reports volume in department stores holding up with sales only slightly below last year while profits shrink due to higher operating costs. A National City Bank survey shows 38 large retailers near 1948 levels in volume but 31% lower net income. 27 stores show 3% sales dip yet 35% profit drop. Federal Reserve data indicate sales 2% under last year for the week ended Nov. 14 amid a postwar slowdown and steel strikes. Federated Stores head Fred Laziris Jr. warns dollar volume likely a few percent lower than a year ago, with full certainty hindered by strikes and disruptions.
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New York
National City Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Board
Jcaal
Fred Lazirus Jr
Federated Department Stores Int
Lum Manning Succumbs in Rosston Funeral Pending
Lum Manning aged 76, a native of Nevada County, died this month at his home near Ros Slut. He is survived by his wife and several children. He was the brother of Mrs. J. C. Ellis of Hope. Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending arrival of children.
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Jum Manning
Nevada Causyty
J. C. Ellis
Hope
Coplon and Gubitehev Go On Trial For Spy Conspiracy
Judith Coplon and Valentine Gubitehev faced federal court on charges of conspiring to spy for Russia. The case, linked to Coplon’s prior Washington conviction and involving defense motions on arrest legality and double jeopardy, was delayed as Judge Sylvester J. Ryan prepared to preside.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentine Gubitehev
Russia
Sylvester J. Ryan
Miss Coplon
Gubitehey
Department of Justice
Washington
Irving R. Kaufman
Ryan
Atlas Caplon
Archibald Palmer
Brunette
Gubitchev
United Nations
Hiss
State Department
Emphoyo
Copson-Gubitchev
Cook Laundry To Observe 12th Anniversary Open House
Cook Laundry at Third and Washington Streets to mark its 12th anniversary with open house on Tuesday November 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Owners Mr and Mrs Fred Cook announce new equipment and remodeling, inviting the public to visit and view the improvements at one of the area’s leading cleaning and laundry establishments.
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Cook
White Star
Third
Washington Streets
Wil
Fred Cook
Serti
Judge Julia Colet condition listed satisfactory
Washington November 14 hospital authorities say Judge Julia C. Colet remains in satisfactory condition after a heart attack on October 12 at Reed Hospital. The report confirms ongoing recovery under medical care.
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Washington
Reed Hospital
Tod
Julia C. Colet
Kansasity Jurist
Acheson Readies Far East Push From Tehran to China
Secretary of State Acheson returns to Washington to drive anti communist policy in Asia. He will join President Truman to bolster Iran and Greece positions while drafting plans for a Japanese peace treaty and clarifying U S policy on China. He discusses Western Europe unity, meets Arab diplomats, and reviews Far East consultants on new policy aims.
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Washington
Europe
Acheson
Asia
State Department
Truman
Iran
Greece
Paris
Germany
Rucrope
Middle East
Far East
United Nations
New York
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Jn Iwork
Arkansas Supreme Court rules counties cannot tax automobiles
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that counties may not levy motor vehicle taxes. It voided Lee county initiated act No. 2 setting annual vehicle taxes from 2 dollars for wagons to 75 dollars for motor cars. The ruling preserves state control of motor vehicle taxation while allowing wagons if authority remains preserved.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Count Judges Association
Lee County
High Court
J. 5. Holt
Lee Chancery Court
George Allen
Rep
W. L. Ward
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court
Scout Officials to Meet Here Tuesday
Representatives from nine districts in the Caddo Area Council attend the Boy Scouts executive board meeting to be held Tuesday in Hope. L. C. Barry, council president, said the session starts at 7 span at the Barlow hotel with reports on advancement finance camping activities training and organization and extension. Plans are made for the regular council meeting on December 3. Brang Cockrell new field executive will be introduced to the nine districts Cass Little River Sevier Hempstead Ouachita and Fexarkana attendees.
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Caddo Area
Boy Scouts Executive Board
Hope
L. C. Barry
T Span
Barlow Hotel
Aining
Bimal
Dillingls
Cass
Little River
Sevier
Hempstead
Egwie
Fexarkgna
Former Consul Paxton En Route Home From Tihwa
Former American consul general in Tihwa Sinkiang China, Robert Hall Paxton, and his wife, both natives of Daneville Virginia, travel with a party of 15 consular staff crossing the Himalayas by caravan as planes could not land after the communists seized the region. Paxton is due to fly to Washington tomorrow from Karachi on November 14.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Robert Hall’ Paxton
Tihwa
Sinkiang Province
China
Washington
Paxton
Daneville
Himalayad
Murder Charge Filed Against Ohio State Freshman
A first degree murder charge was filed against James D Heer an Ohio State freshman who killed a fraternity brother after a homecoming party The defendant pleaded innocent and was bound over to the grand jury The case centers on an argument with Joyce Crafton a Cleveland girl friend The shooting occurred in front of the Delta Tau Delta house as Heer attempted to take a weapon after a fraternity party leaving James T McKeown dead in the incident
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James D. Keer
Euclid
Ole State University
Columbus
Delta Tau Delta
Jack T. McKeown
Norwood
Missoyce Crafton
Cleveland
McKeown
OSU
James D. Heer
Ohio ‘State University
Lowell V. Sheets
Joyce Cratton
Sheets
Heer
Miss Crafton
Ohio State University
James T. McKeown
Joyce Crafton
John W. Johnson
Shaker Helgus
Hece
PTA Talent Program Set for Tuesday at Hope High
The PTA sponsors a Tuesday night talent show in Hope High School auditorium. About 250 parents teachers and students perform in glee club singing folk dancing a Spanish playlet vocal selections band numbers skits and specialty acts by grades 9 11 12. Admission 15 cents children under 12 25 cents older students 40 cents adults. Proceeds fund school projects. Tickets on sale at Harry Hawthorne's Market and Hobbs Grocery and Market.
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Hope High School
Parent Teachers Association
The
Jocal High School
Glee Club
Oglesby
Harry Hawthorne
Hobbs Gorcery and Market
Yerger PTA Reports Larger Attendance
Yerger High school saw an eight percent rise in parent attendance reported by the Yerger PTA. Ester Lee Hicks was praised as the newly elected president and the first grade received an attendance banner. Activities include a visiting day November 15, a pre Thanksgiving carnival November 23, a January bazaar, and a radio quiz show to be announced.
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Yerger High School
Ester Lee Hicks
PT. A
Yerger Elementary
Senators clash over Sweden trip remarks in Athens
In Athens Greece on November 14 reports quote U S senators criticizing statements by Senator Mele Ark about Sweden and World War II. The dialogue includes terms like twaddling and nonsense as committee members dispute the value and implications of Sweden's wartime stance and potential American help.
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Athens
Greece
Europe
U.S Senate
Apy Committee
Sweden
John “L
Meg
Winn
Nonisens Senate
Elmer
Thor Oklah
Vienna
Thomas
Oklahom
Tod
Thoma
Tor’s
Acheson Seeks Clarity on West Germany Plans in Berlin
U.S. Secretary of State Acheson visits Berlin as Western ministers plan a four day tour and discuss disarmament and troop withdrawals. Acheson meets Western high commissioners and addresses Berlin’s citizens, urging fortitude amid tensions over Germany’s factories and future program. A German spokesman cautions against rapid troop withdrawals even if the union moves.
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Reuter
United States
Borlin
Warantes
Rathelahe
Gorman
Eurone
To. W
Washington
Paria
Spokman
Acheson
Westman
Koprad A
Germany
Se Union
Stl
Adenauer
Paris
Bertin
Sovié Cupied
Cofort
Thieting
City Hall
Temperatures Dip After Mild Readings Across Nation
Weather reports show temperatures cooling from mild readings across the eastern half of the country. Some northern areas saw below freezing readings, with parts of New England and northern Rockies dipping under 33 degrees. Cool air from the Atlantic coast moderated along the seaboard, bringing rain to parts of New York and showers to the South.
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Chicago
U. S
Newland
Atlantic
Seaboard
York
England
Ohio Valley
Tae States
Central
South Pacific
Lakes Region
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Veep
Harris
Dumas
Southwest Fha
Henderson
Dr. Cannon
Yergér
Tunis
Lum Manning
Rosston
Red Drive
China City
Johnson
PTA
Yerger Pta
Ane
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