Faubus to Meet With Private School Group
Arkansas Governor Faubus plans to meet soon with leaders of the Private School group led by Raney to discuss opening private schools in Little Rock. The U S Court of Appeals extended an order blocking leasing of public buildings for private use as the stalemated school integration fight continues.
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Richard Ban
Tattle Rock
Gov
Orbal &, Matas and
Segiedat
Totilst
Isadeys
Sielling Againal Lime
Soo
Ohans
Harvet Taie
Operiloh
Mnd
Oetan
Ber
Ut. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Isi Schodilod
Behond
Yelir
Paulius
T. J. Raney
Schooels
Faubus
Justice Department
Washington
St. Louis
Lilue Rock
NAACE
Beef Prices Hit East Peak in Years
Beef prices rose to a six year high with Cen tral Farm Community reporting on September 14 that beef was 24.80 per hundredweight and galves at 24.80. The report noted notable increases since August and cited prices for cattle and hogs.
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Arkolisagiole
Ike Welcomes New Aide at White House Amid Changes
President Eisenhower’s aide Wilton Persons is sworn in as his staff expands. The ceremony in Adams Room is attended by relatives and White House colleagues. Adams, stepping down after long service, leaves a note and exits quickly. Bernard Goldwater and other Republicans weigh in on the transition.
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Washington
Wilton
Levy
Persars
Eisenhower
Shervray Adgwins
Adams
White House
Ardutosav
Gen
Rogers
Clal
Bostom
Bernard Goldfipe
U S Moves Toward End of Convoy Duty
The United States aims to end convoying within a day or two after a week of intense operations. Officials cited Chinese shelling and ongoing bombardment by Red China as factors in delaying the schedule and determining when to complete the transport missions.
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Warren Rogere Jra
Washington
United States
Pov
Cn- Wie
China
Eras
Ora Moy
Wye
Elie
Jem
Pope Improves as Vatican Bulletin Notes Gains in Health
Pope Pius XII shows continued improvement after a cerebral stroke that struck him Monday. A Vatican bulletin reports his condition generally improving through the night with intact senses and no new movement failures. Doctors note he has begun tolerating light foods and that facial and motor responses have steadied, signaling cautious recovery.
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Frank Brutto
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius
Tania Catholic Church
Haltiess
Angelo dell'Acquit
Vatican
Slatio
Ermgino Mingaezini
Mingazaini Algo
Boiletin
Popets Personsl
Phesician
Richabda
Galeazaly Grabattloi
Ingnay
Mingazelnl
Cora
Saleate
Merchants praise cooperative effort amid war buildup
A fragment mentions merchants endorsing a wide cooperative project tied to wartime needs. The text references a chamber and commerce figures, the presidency, and wide approval from attendees, noting strong support for community collaboration and a shared plan during a period of national strain.
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Seton
Igru
I$ Howe
Chamber
Howe
Italion
Rommunpily
One Sentenced in Hempstead Circuit Court
In Hempstead Circuit Court on Monday Theol Williams was found guilty of burglary and grand larceny and sentenced to three years on the burglary count and a concurrent term on the larceny count. Statements mention a William Poster and unrelated parties.
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Hempstead
Hampstead
Munday
Local report on Chetsin agriculture event and participants
A brief item notes an agricultural gathering Thursday night featuring individual attendees and the Chetsin area. The write up emphasizes community involvement and the informal nature of the proceedings.
Well-Dressed Man Found Shot to Death in Arkansas
In Van Buren Arkansas a well dressed man was found shot to death on White Relay Mountain road. Authorities identified the dead man as Virgil Gray, 44, of Decatur Georgia, missing since Sunday. Gray’s body showed signs of foul play. a loaded gun and clothing labels bearing the name Gray were found. Nebraska state and Georgia officials cooperated to confirm the identification. The Bethany Oklahoma police were also asked to investigate a related lead.
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van Buren
Ark
Apy
White
Rael
Pullee
Minn Onda
OktAhomg
Crawfart County
Toniny Williants
Virgil Gray
Decatur, Gai
Mnortieling
Sn Luxtay
Sayltrel Hghiers
Ne D. Edwards
Vlaly Temple
Gray
Uid Jdead
Anne Cam
Bethany
Okla
Pallee
Okdmhorma
Gald
Apd
Georgia
Red Planes Over Quemoy Firedon by Nationalists
Nationalist forces fired on Quemoy as a ceasefire was tested and U S officials described the incident as provocative. The United States acknowledged reported Nationalist supply shipments and warned against violations while noting Communist statements about a schooling economy. Observers in Taipei saw no definitive end to the fighting, with naval ships escorting mine layers and the cease fire status in question.
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Washington
State Department
Quemoy
Wilke Sale
Chinvkd
Natioballyl
Ngaliel
Tde
Bryti
Unitas
Yale
Queindy
Hye
Asearl
Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Quittnoy
Farman
Flan
Werense Mints
Vaipal
Quamoy
Quamoy and Renelghboring
U5. Navy
Agadn
Problem Pupils Usually Pupils With Problems Kansas City
A report discusses pupil discipline and behavior issues in Kansas City with reference to Brooklyn officials. It notes that many students face common problems and that suspensions are rare, while noting broader disciplinary trends and challenges in schools.
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Atte
Tber -Sehool Corporation
Talibg
NAACP
Kansas City
Eqikensig
Savandney
Tina Eitlas
Mare
Elies
Vierl Selaihteg
Agatstank
Sthe
Brooklyn
Pope Plow XII Condition Report Amid Sudden Illness
Bulletin notes uncertainty over Pope Pius XII health as officials relay official statements. Reports from nonhousehold sources describe a troubled evening and unclear prognosis, with observers citing potential complications in the Vatican.
Clinton Students Return After Violence and Disruption
Clinton students resume classes amid confusion over policy. Three dawn blasts damaged a local facility causing $800,000 in damages and more than $60,000 in losses. Authorities probe unclear blame while officials debate procedures and security in the wake of the incidents.
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Clinton
Clintor
Avast
Gorvie
Bemblag
Aymasnilim
Ab Ehumontiay
Wyerealion
Willand Guard
Ipves- Aidlsiy
Femhalng
Deck Officers Strike Ends in Sixth Day Turmoil
New York AP reports a six day deck officers strike ending with detailed disputes over pay benefits and conditions. Ships berthed along the coast faced delays as negotiations stalled and plans to relive crews were announced by the American Merchant Marine Militarity and shipowners.
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New York
Abt-Clo
George Mouny
Sail
Alvikers
Irk
Ald
Atkuobic Nel Gur
Meiny
Quun
Toarie Ageminnl
Fungs
Dexk Juera Ape
Une Trpernadioni
Mules
Pilate
Amerean Marchant Marine Militute
Shaoi
Habe Ohh
Power Recommended for Hope Plant in Arkansas City
The Southw est Power Administration backs a plan to build a Hope plant expansion to meet growing electricity needs. The proposal calls for expanded generation capacity with diesel engines and a partial expansion of transmission lines, funded by a five year loan and about $450,000 in annual debt service.
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Michase
Kansis Bowes & Light Ci
Olny Hebl
Foshilles
Federal Southwwe Power AdministriUot
Ute Hepa Water
Board of
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Aitizens
Hopp
Arkansag
Geirgenzier
Moye
Hope Mantel
Sautiwest Proving Groun
Bris
Boutivestayr
Samed
Shiek
Plang
Fifa
Beoba
Industel
Enginas
Uxpce
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Lwestern Power
Arkansas’ Row Company
Pawar
Southwastern
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Bud Golller
Pres
Ferall
Mac Turner
Earl Downs
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Wilbanks
Flegii
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Hope Plant
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