County Agents Report to the Quorum Court
County agents present a joint report on 4-H, beef and dairy health efforts, vaccination against Bangs Disease, farm visits, and soil testing results. The document notes improved cattle movement safeguards, livestock development plans, soil fertility recommendations from the University of Arkansas lab, and calls for expanded yields, leadership activities, and community planning for the year ahead.
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UN Assembly Pushes Vote on Disarmament Plan
At UN Headquarters the General Assembly Disarmament Committee urged a vote on a Western backed plan as the eighth session nears adjournment. Russia's Vishinsky and Western replies shaped debate while a private subcommittee proposal aims to advance disarmament talks among Security Council members and Canada.
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Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
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Security Council
Canada
Century Class to Hear Louann Man Century Class to Hear Louann Man
The Century Bible Class of the First Methodist Church will hear guest speaker Lea Purdue of Louann this Sunday. Purdue is a noted Methodist lay leader in Union County and former resident of Hope. Special music will be rendered by Robert Adairs of Girardeau, Missouri.
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Robert Adairs
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Eisenhower pledges North American atomic defense alliance
President Eisenhower told Canada’s Parliament that the United States and Canada must plan a joint atomic defense to deter Soviet nuclear threat. He warned of increasing stockpiles and the danger of Communist expansion while praising Canada’s leadership in building a safer world through collective action with the United Nations.
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FBI Seeks Slim Man in $290000 Diamond Theft
FBI agents in New Orleans Miami and Dallas probe the disappearance of 290000 in diamonds amid an airport briefcase switch after a Miami to New Orleans flight. Herman Gerstel of Leifer and Gerstel Miami identified the suspect as a slender man with a strong stare who sat behind him on the plane. The diamonds’ case was found empty in New Orleans washroom after a passenger switch and a Fort Worth discovery, with Gerstel noting the wrong case contained rubbish.
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Pink Bollworms Found in Hempstead Area
Dreaded pink bollworms were found in gin trash at Ozan by USDA Bureau of Entomology trash crew and at Vatley Gin in Miller County. County Agent Oliver J. Adams said eradication is needed to stop spread. Infestation at Ozan narrowed to three farms per extension entomologist Gorton Barnes. Control suggestions will be published in Monday's Star.
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Gorton Barnes
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Europe Terms Probe Draws Mixed Reaction Across Press
European papers react to Truman subpoena and McCarthy era tension. The Allgemine notes the spectacle harms American prestige, urging decisive action from Eisenhower. Paris papers Fin Daily Les Erhos and Paris Soir weigh Truman's stance as a test of administration resolve and credibility. A Daily Express cartoon mocks a trembling congressman amid the probe.
Jefferson Subpoenas in Early U.S. History
Washington dispatch notes Jefferson as the only president subpoenaed while in office, with Chief Justice Marshall pressing the orders during Burr treason trials. cabinet officials also faced summons but refused, arguing the president’s duties superseded testifying.
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Man Sentenced to Three Years for Burglary Plea
Dunn charged with burglary entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to three years in penitentiary by Judge Brileyle.
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Tyle Br
Proclamation Urges Forest Conservation Week in Hempstead County
County official A G Garrett proclaims November 11 to 21 as Hempstead Forest Conservation Week urging citizens to visit the value of forests. The document notes half the county is forest land and that forests now yield about one million dollars annually in labor and profits, advocating intensified conservation to improve living standards.
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Sprague Quits Republican Committee
New York report states J Russel Sprague resigned from the Republican National Committee amid long‑standing pressure over stock ownership in racing tracks. He cites criticism tied to a racing stock dispute and a murder probe involving a union official, while a spokesman deflects questions on Dewey consultation.
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Confederate Vet Williams to Turn 111 With Family Gathering
Walter G. Williams, one of five surviving Confederate veterans in the nation, will turn 111 tomorrow at his Gillthype farm near Franklin Texas. He joined at 16 and plans a big birthday with 12 children, 29 grandchildren, and other relatives. Williams recently rode an airplane to Dallas and appeared on television, remaining active despite his age.
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FBI Asked to Tell All About White Spy Case
Anxious lawmakers press for full disclosure on Dexter White espionage links amid Senate and House probes. Walter cites risk of misinformation while Brownell and others prepare comprehensive statements for executive sessions and public broadcasts.
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Civil Rights Debate Moves Ahead in Senate Stalemate
Senator Cooper urges Republicans to push civil rights legislation when Congress resumes. Senator Haulender warns a strong fight could trigger a long Senate stalemate. Both discuss farm, budget, and tax issues as 1954 elections approach, with opinions on the fate of civil rights bills and a costly FEPC proposal.
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Attorney Appeals for Law Change in Arkansas Court
Memphis attorney pleads for a law change before the Arkansas Supreme Court in Crittenden County. The case involves residents seeking preventive measures and extends to Chancery Court, with discussions on court extensions and potential effect on local practice.
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Case Expects Reassuring Farm Program
Washington senator Case said the Eisenhower administration will urge Congress in January to back a farm program to ease farm income and price declines ahead of next year’s elections. He praised the Agriculture Department reorganization, saying it gives more authority to state conservation offices and brings policy closer to farmers. he cautioned that details on the new program could not be discussed yet.
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UN Group to Call for Arms Vote Soon
The 60 nation UN Political Committee held a double session in New York to push arms control talks and a vote on Western private discussions among the Big Four on atomic disarmament. Russia’s possible support for a big power conference was noted, with France’s Jules Moch suggesting a sub committee to break the impasse.
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Dwindling Hopes for Peace Brightens Slightly
In Panmunjom Allied and Communist diplomats reported tentative progress toward a Korean peace. A weekend conference convened to draft an agenda and discuss terms with advisers. U.S. envoy Artin Wenn noted the talks were in early stages as both sides prepared for further sessions. Korean War prisoner interviews and explanations from officials were paused amid continued disagreement over procedural commitments.
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Will Hike No Cut Taxes Debate Rise in Washington
An early digest from the Democratic National Committee summarizes predicted tax policy and administration plans. It claims a five percent excise tax plus a 10 percent income tax cut are proposed, arguing manufacturers would bear more while many families face tax changes. The piece notes Eisenhower’s stance against oral tax schemes and discusses broader fiscal shifts affecting about 100 million Americans.
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