Arkansas Gazette Contempt Claim Spurs Editorial Exchange
Our Daily Bread notes the Arkansas Gazette rebuts contempt charges by accusing our state senate reapportionment debate of political bias. The piece defends editorial freedom while arguing Hempstead county should gain fair representation, warning against overreach by any single district.
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Alex. H. Washburn
The
Arkansus Gazette
Arkwaysas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Benehouth
Gazette
Gazelle
Cabyreus
Hempstead
Hope
Pulaski
Arkansas Gazette
Hone Star
State Senate
Star
F.C. Crow
Sether
Arkansas Senate
Munnpstead
Truman Keeps Silent on Political Plan
Key West, Nov 27. President Truman remained silent about his 1952 political intentions. White House aides offered no clear answer, saying the president would reveal plans only when ready, while speculation swirled around a possible re nomination and support for Justice Fred M. Vinson. Continued on Page Two.
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Key West
Via
Truman
Ins
Lis
Joseph Short
White House
Trip
Fred M. Vinson
United States
Next Year to Tell Whether Peace or War
Congressman Gren Fatels warned Kiwanis that the coming year would reveal whether a broader war would emerge. He cited a March to July climax and urged decisive mobilization including atomic options, while criticizing postwar demobilization and urging readiness to deter aggression from Moscow and protect allies.
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Dupe
Kiwanis
Clul Louny
Bar- Tow
Yalu
Manchuria
Congress
National Defense Congress
Russia
Moscow
Remi
Tito Demands Withdrawal of Foreign Troops Worldwide
Belgrade dispatch reports Marshal Tito urging immediate removal of all foreign occupation troops as the first step to ease international tension. He criticized Western anti Communism and accused Russia of priming war while insisting communism and capitalism can coexist peacefully.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Russia
United Nations
International Federation of War Veterans
Tie
Austria
Romania
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Austrian
Trieste
U. S
Britain
Fikogary
Reminia
Yugoshiv
Germany
U. N
Tity
Condemnation of Jain Is Dropped in North Little Rock
North Little Rock officials asked to drop condemnation proceedings against the jail after the Pulaski county grand jury, led by Prosecutor Tom Downie, found it unfit for habitation. City Attorney W E Phipps argued the jury lacked authority in civil cases. The city reports $800 spent to remodel the jail and now says the structure meets the jury’s stated requirements.
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North Little Rock
W. E. Phipps
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Phipps
Tom Downie
Roys L. Lawhon
Kefauver Honored At Pepperdine Degree Ceremony
Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee received an honorary doctor of laws degree at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles. He led the recent congressional probe into nationwide crime syndicates and said at a press conference he would not shy from a potential presidential run on the Democratic ticket.
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Kefauver
Los Angeles
Sen
D-Tenn
Pepperdine College
Santa Claus Is Coming to Hope and Rope News
Santa arrives at 3 p.m. Monday December 3 with visits through December 10. Merchants Association brings Banta from Netty Tale for shoppers. Stores will stay open except nights of rival events. Santa will interview youngsters downtown and speak with students on select days. He leaves December 10 for the North Pole and returns with toys for kids on Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Banta
Netty
Herald Merchants Association
Christus
Santa
Santa Chis
Frank Won
Until
Ainly
EXAR
Toonton
Toval
North Pale
Paisley Oglesby Boys Organize New Cub Pack
Paisley and Oglesby boys form a new Cub Pack after a Paisley School meeting. Roy Tullis and others elected to the Pack Committee with Denver Dickinson as Chairman and Rev. O D Montgomery as Cubmaster. Den Mothers named and training planned for leaders ahead of the first unit meeting. A third Pack is planned for Brookwood, as Garland Pack recently inducted new Cubs.
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Paisley
Oglesby
Thomas Aaron
Orville Steadman
Denver Dickinson
Paisley Pta
Olen Lewis
Paul Jones
Floyd Hislip
Roland Pearson
Dale Kidd
Suet Sweet
Brookwood
Garland
Strike Delays Work on New Hospital
A labor dispute halted work on a new hospital as electricians and union members walked off site over pay and dues. Foremen and contractors clashed on transfer equipment installation while unrelated strikes by Seymour, Illinois workers affected other trades. No total worker count or firm timeline available.
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Fort Srn
Uth
AML Hlevtyvieians
Diy
Wiltite Ollaheinies Sand Ste Fre Co
Winplayes
Ain Leet Lranetorunner
Spanky Mecorial Hospital
APL Shel Metal Workers
Uneee
Feaiser
Cians
Eleebeleiang Leth
Fraser
Te Dafal
Tab
Self
Lodi 77
International Grothe.hood
Electical Warlers
Nid
WY OG & FB
Aken
Off the Jar
Morgin Weight
Imiliager
Sid Ourplayes
York Gis
Missing Germans cite vast wartime disappearances
A German Red Cross bulletin reports about 4.5 million Germans were left missing after World War II, including 3 million civilians and 7.48 million military personnel. The figures contrast with Soviet claims that all German prisoners have been repatriated except war criminals.
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Bonn
Clermaty
Germany
Peace Truce in Korea Likely to Be Uneasy
HAL Boyle argues a cease fire line would be only a first step toward armistice in Korea. Key issues include repatriation of prisoners, access for Allied and Communist teams, and the fate of thousands of missing and displaced. Debate centers on whether coerced returns or voluntary choices will prevail and the moral costs of any solution.
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Korea
Hal
Boyle
New York
Wang Fueds
Imust
VA. N
Kore
South Korea
Ferguson Fires Back With Cost of Electing Taft
Washington reports Joseph Te Perisuy argued 1940 Taft victory cost about AES100,000,100 with a taft allied 2,000 per vote estimate, while Ferguson blamed Taft backers and cited campaign figures and media support. hearing before the elections subcommittee continues with figures of up to 5 million or more in suggested costs.
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Taft
Washington
Joseph Te Perisuy
Perwusen
Ohio
Matt
Ntt-Oistalers
Mhothe
Wherry OR
Birch
Ghia
Fergusson
North Carolina
Jack Marelin
Willenes
Worghson Ciue
Aft
Radio Newathenaml
King Kergie Som
Edwards
Ajay Rifl
Lions
Methodist Youths to Start Service in Hope District
Methodist churches in the Hope District and surrounding area will launch a United Evangelistic Advance November 30 to December 9. A district youth rally at Nashville Methodist Church opens the program on December 1 with Rev Harald Eggensperger as speaker. Starting December 2 guest pastors will preach nightly at participating churches with district wide closing by Bishop Paul B. Martin on December 9 at Nashville High School gym.
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Methodist
Hope
Wot Arkangay
United Evangelistic Advance
Arkansas Louisiana
B.D. Galloway
Luulyiang
Arkansas
Hopg
Nashville Methodist Church
Harald Eggensperger
Russellville
Bingen
S. W. Mooty
Blevins
H. A. Stroup
Dierks
M. G. Watson
Ralph Hilligg
Lockesburg
Ray
W. Vaney Womack
Mineral Springs
M. W. Miller
Nashville
Joul A. Cooper
Prescott
Iraq
Braeley
Springhill
Kew
John M. Harrison
Center Point
Rey C. C. Jangant
Nashville High School
Paul B. Martin
Little Rock
Arkansan
Paw E. Martin
B. L. Johns
New Orleany
Dalloway
T Iusion
Hope Dist
Farm Practices Must Be Reported By November 30
Farm practices enrollment and final reporting deadlines are set for November 30. Marl Martindale, chair of the County PMA Committee, notes that all spring approvals must be reported by November 10 or risk forfeiting authorized assistance, with counties accepting online reports by November 30 for late submissions.
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Firmera di
Marl Martindale
Chitlynan Campstead
PMA
Engineer Blamed for Tragic Woodstock Train Wreck
Woodstock Ala Nov 27 The engineer of the Crescent train blamed for the collision with the Southerner near Woodstock was killed or injured as wreckage blazed. Investigators say the engineer may have ignored a signal as the Crescent struck the northbound train while both were on the same line. Powers, 17, was crushed beneath a baggage car. Officials note routing changes due to a bridge washout and say signals at the red block may have been missed.
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Woodstock
Ala
T. 2
Powers
The
Southern Railway
Wellerat
Southern
Birmingham
Joe Nail
Nail
Red Board
Allanta
Meridian
Miss
New Orleany
New Orleans
Amnesia Victim's Affairs Clear in Detroit
David Yorke the amnesia patient who vanished in the Gulf of Mexico on December 26, 1945 returns home to Detroit to receive memory treatment. A New Orleans woman, Odessa Dray, claims he was her husband under the name Reuben David Dray, a marriage allegedly in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Her story clashes with Yorke’s wife Douglas who remains beside him, with their daughter Sharon, age six.
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Detroit
David Yorke
Golf
Slim
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Odessa Dray
Yorke
Reuben David Dray
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans Times-Pleayune
Douglas
Florida
Sharon
Vacational Offs coved to Miller Near Hampateed Court
A garbled notice appears to reference a court hearing this week involving Miller and a vocational off site. Details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
Battle for Panmunjom ends as UN negotiators ratify ceasefire
In Korea near Panmunjom the fighting raged with bullets bayonets and fists as a lone company of U.N. troops held a hill amid a two pronged assault. The action tested leadership morale and resolve while negotiators at Panmunjom moved toward a ceasefire agreement amid heavy casualties and scarce ammunition.
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Western Front
Korea
James A. van
UN Lia Nationa
U.N
Panmunjom
Lola
Nate
Andy
St. Putes
Anothu
Thagles
Two Autos Accidents Reported in City Area
Yesterday two automobile collisions occurred near No 4 Highway and in the 700 block on Sou street. One crash involved a Houston owner and a Royston driver Chamberlain with minor fender damage. Another incident near Downe of Hope and Thomas D Hamilton of In gton caused only material damage.
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Chamberlain
Royston
Sou
Downe
Hope
Thomas D. Mamilton
Ington
Emma Parker Dies In Prescott Obituary Notice
Emma Parker, died Monday in Prescott, surrounded by family. She is survived by nephews Ry N Parker F Doyle and Loyle Hay and nieces Mrs Ray Lue and Mrs Otha Davide. City Texas funeral details pending, with burial planned near Bodayn.
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Emma Parker
H. C. Parker
Ry N. Parker
F. Doyle
Loyle Hay
Ray Lue
Otha Davide City
Tex
Uplea
Bodayn
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