Shane Western Classic Reopens at Saenger
Our Daily Bread reviewer hails Shane as a timeless Western, praising its MGM style storytelling. Alan Ladd stars as Rebvin Mead guiding a rescue against a gunfighter’s violence in a Wyoming set tale produced and directed by George Stevens for Paramount. The piece lauds Stevens bold outdoor production and enduring, cinematic heroism.
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Jackson Hale
Shane
Saenger
Hollywood
Battleking
Weir
Rebvin Mead
Alan Lada
West
Joey
Brandon DeWilde
van Heflin
Jean Arthur
George Stevens
Paramount
Wyoming
Americans Move To Revise United Nations Charter
At the United Nations in New York the U S delegation opened debate on proposals to revise the UN Charter with South Carolina Governor James F Byrnes named principal spokesman on the matter He aims to finish the question by midweek and then asks Byrnes to address the Assembly's Legal Committee The 1955 Assembly is seen as the time to decide on a possible special conference while Argentina and Fayet appear to favor preparatory work this year to gather documents and gauge interest
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
U.N
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Willy Byrnes
Assembly
Dathartinds
Argentina
Feyot
Arkansas Supreme Court Rulings Report
The Arkansas Supreme Court released decisions in several cases today. Olen Apperson vs Jewel Sharp affirmed from Conway Circuit Court. W R Atkins vs Henry Ent and E L Younts reversed from Ouachita Circuit Court. Helen Berger vs Joseph Berger affirmed from Union Chancery Court. John Williams vs State Izard Circuit Court reversed. Emma Hudson vs Herbert Johnson and others Jefferson Circuit Court affirmed. J L Watkins Hayward Broomsfield and Richard Mallock State Dallas Circuit Court reversed and remanded to Wakins Broomfield and Matias.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Olen Apperson
Jewel Ao Sharp
Conway Ciruit Court
W. R. Atkins
Henry Nent
E. L. Younts
Ouachita Circuit Court
Helen Berger
Joseph Berger
Union Chancery Court
John Williams
State
Izard
Emma Hudson
Herbert Johnson
Jefferson
J. L. Watkins
Hayward Broomsfield
Richard Mallock
Dallas
Wakins
Ridas
Broomfield
Naked Negro Is Jailed Dallas May Have Rapist
A naked Black man, Curtis Coleman, is jailed in Dallas on allegations tied to a month of sexual assaults and the Parker murder. Police linked him to the Parker case after finding him near the crime scene and disproving his jail alibi. Rewards exceed $8,000 from multiple outlets and groups as residents patrol streets at night.
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Dallas
Tex
Curtis Coleman
H. C. Parker
Dall
Coleman
Parker
Daily Times Herald
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce
Daily Time Herald
Thomas
Routh
Proclamation Declares National Business Women's Week in Hope
Mayor John L. Wilson proclaims October 1 to October 17 1953 as Business Women's Week in Hope urging local business and industry to observe the national event. The proclamation notes The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and Hope BPW Club for promoting advancement of business and civic needs in the community.
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Shipley Studio
John L. Wilson
Wilson
Rosa Harrie
Louise Griffin
BEPW
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Incorporated
Hope Bpw Club
National Federation
City of Hope
Hope
Nashville Editor Sues CIO Organizer
Louis Graves editor of the Nashville News sues two defendants in Howard County Circuit Court over alleged slander during a CIO attempt to organize Case employees. He seeks 7,750 total, naming Jack Crump of Conway and Perry Williams, former Case worker, with claims of threats and defamation connected to Nashville controversy.
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Nashville
Akansas Weekly
CIO
Case-Nashville Catelery Co
Louis Graves
The
Nashville News
Howard County
Jack Crump
Conway
TIO Automobile Workers
Perry Williams
Case
CIOC
Crump
Williams
Graves
AFL
PSC Nods to Truck Rate Increase
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Public Service Commission announced an overall truck rate increase of AB per cent for carriers of general commodities. A hearing on the rate hike was held here August Il. PSC rate analyst BR H May said the commission’s action brings intrastate rates in line with interstate rates as authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Most of the increase was granted in the 85 mile and under bracket.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
H. May
PSC
Commissions Actin
Interstate Commerce Commission
All Wives Like to Have Grounds for Divorce
A humorous perspective on divorce in American life. Trellis Mae Peeble, an average housewife, collects 67 divorce cases to prove wives seek grounds even if they do not intend to divorce. The piece satirizes curiosity about why marriages fail and how couples justify them through various reasons.
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Hal Boyle
U.S.A. L
Trellis Mae Peeble
America
Wilbur
Izard Ballot Stuffing Case Is Set Aside
The Arkansas Supreme Court overturns the Izard Circuit Court conviction for ballot box stuffing finding no proof of fraudulent intent. John Williams was alleged to pass two ballots to help a friend vote in the August runoff. The majority orders a new trial on separate notes case mention.
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Littlag Rock
Arkansa Gas Supreme Cowl
Izard Circcuit
John Williams
Wiliams
Paw Ward
Con Dom
Griffin Smith
Minor Miltwee
George Rose Srotth
Ward
Williams
Jesse Burns
Baker Township
Burns
Baker Box
Quankita
W. OR. Atking
Henry Garner
L. Younts
Garner
Younts
Autores
Atkins
Coffee for troops shipped overseas to Europe and zones
Coffee for army troops in Europe Hawaii and the Canal Zone is purchased in this country and shipped overseas. The product is green and roasted, reflecting standard military procurement practices and supply channel arrangements.
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Europe
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Thailand Visitors Studying Local Farm Methods
Thailand visitors trooy Tinaghok and At land in Heroystead County study local farm methods. They will logy ny east oof Arkansas before Waving someting to Decene, and visit Hempstead Mor day to observe cooperative farming and bean farm service techniques.
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Tinaghok
Heroystead
Sly
Tien Terbudines
Hempstead
Arkansas
Meultare Cooperatives
Unclear OCR on UN Censure of North Korea and China
Fragmentary report notes UN and other bodies scrutinizing alleged violations by Communists in Korea and China. Statements from UN and allied commissions cite investigations and rare clashes while varied officials acknowledge limited incidents but no widespread armistice breaches.
Three Negroes Die in Wreck Near Gordon
Three African American individuals, Alexander Miller 41, McDuffe 38, and Odessa Leeks 16, perished when their Prescott Newtops auto plunged into Casey Creek near Gordon, Arkansas, as deaths mounted from a week of deadly crashes. One injured, other local names include Toulse Pittard and Belden laughley. driver Ho kau Morrison identified in Benton County. Additional fatal incidents reported near Belleville, Donaldson, and Rollin gfork Mississippi.
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Slate Troper
Travis Ward
Prescott
Casley Creek
Gordon
U. S. Highway 187
Alexander Miller
McDuffe
Odessa Leeks
New Benton
Ben Cain
Hokau Morrison
Bausby
Bellewie
Saint Clair County
Amanda Yates
Bernice Downs
Donaldson
Portland
Arkman
Victor
Boxeman
Rollingfork
Miss
Suspect Could be Turnpike Phantom Terror in Albuquerque
24-year old John Wesley Walle arrested after a frantic chase on a warrant charging him as the phantom killer of the Pennsylvanian turnpike. He allegedly denied involvement in the slaying of two sleeping truck drivers this summer. Clothing taken to prevent clumsy conduct. Continued on page two.
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Albuquerque
John Wesley Walle
Sylvania Turnpike
Wable
Bernalillo County
Guernsey Juniors Elect Officers at October Meeting
The Guernsey High School Junior Class met October 9 10 to elect officers and sponsor. Mrs McDowell Turner was chosen as sponsor. Officers elected include President Barbara Bristow Vice President Charles Jones Secretary Eugene Collums Treasurer Paley Allens Reporter Virginia Meloy.
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Guernsey
McDowell] Turner
Barbara Bristow
Charles Jones
Eugene Collums
Paley Allens
Virginia
Meloy
Slavs Demand Trieste Issue Be Discussed
Belgrade Yugoslavia today demanded a reference with the United States Britain over the Trieste dispute. Western powers faced strong Yugoslav protests and calls for UN discussion as tensions rose after reported troop movements and growing international alarm.
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Trieste
Escaped Mental Case Slays Wife at Port Roots Hospital
A mentally ill patient, Mike Wolfe, escaped from Port Roots Veterans Administration hospital near North Little Rock and bludgeoned his wife Betty Wolfe, 20, of Springfield, Ark., to death with a bumper jack on the institution grounds. A federal fugitive warrant was issued for Wolfe, who is considered dangerous as police search heavy forest areas around the hospital.
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North Little Rock
Port Roots Veterans Administration Hospital
Mike Wolfe
Tablesquad
Oklo
Betty Wolfe
Springfield
Ark
Howard Dishough
Palast
M. W. McFarlin
Little Rock
Series of Auto Wrecks Plague Local Officers
Local police report a spate of traffic crashes over a weekend injuring two people and damaging several vehicles. Willian M. Jones driver of a Kineto car and Mrs. dates sustained eye and hip injuries while two others were treated for minor wounds after collisions at various downtown intersections. A pickup owned by Alochvir was also damaged along with multiple other autos after a chain of impacts near Third and Mali. A side swipe incident on Nashville Route wounded Meece’s vehicle, which could not stop.
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Atta Neeldenta
Tajiey
Mantase
Willwun M. Jones
Edie Catia Pedt
Diame
Alochvir
Pried Caroli
Mali
Lotibs
CIA
Willy Weey
Hama Nestlings
Bath
Hirano Math
Ts Brown
Chardon
Ely
Aveble Chambless
Om Mae Gee
Nashville
Meece
Most Wanted Criminal Is Jailed
Dunn Center North Dakota reports that Ceotpe Wl] Tiny Krendigh, a top ten wanted criminal, has been jailed. Authorities identified a body found on a rural road as Krendigh, with inquest planned to determine if suicide by exhaust pipe caused death. The case ties to a wartime plot and a 1951 disappearance and murder near Turtle Creek Bracken County.
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Dunn Center
Takats Lind
Linda
Coronur Adit
Dunn County
Garaner M. A
Ol von Sok
Krendieh
Algron
Juanita Bailey
Tomd
PRL
Minneapolis
Marta
Olson
Krendich
Sardis Revival in Progress at Union Church
Revival services begin at Sardis Union Church of the Spying Hall Charge with nightly gatherings at 7 30 p m through Friday October 10. The Hey Clerk will deliver the preaching in a period news voice.
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Saredis Union Church of the Spying Hall
Box Supper Planned by Guernsey Class
The Junior Class of Guernsey High School invites the public to a box supper on night of October 16 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Buyers will run the event and a small charge will be made for boxes.
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Guernsey
Guernsey High School
All Around the Town Highlights Arkansas News
Navy plane stops at Municipal Airport on Saturday before resuming to Wallas then Washington. C. A. Yount, wife of resident on Foster Avenue, aboard the plane along with Russ Herndon Jr. Arkansas delegates to a funeral directors meeting in Little Rock and other local figures attend events. Marilyn Silver named Hymne die Chibith Ou ehia College program chairman. Billy G. Anderson nears completion of training at Port Leonard Wood. Korea service ribbons awarded to Jesse W. Bur. M/Sgt. James D. Dup to report weekly in Hope Post Office area. Church ministers active in United Sees Advance program for Arkansas Methodist Churches including Hope area.
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Municipal
Wallas
Washington, D.C
C. A. Yount
Iee
Foster Avenue
Russ Herndon, Jr
Lite Rock
Washington, D. C
Arkansas
National Funeral Directors Asolution
Ebner Brown
Lloyd Guerin
Harold M. Brents
Little Rock
Brown
Hempstead County
Hall and Heady Woman Admit Killing Youth
Hall and his accomplice Bonnie Brown confessed to kidnapping and killing Bobby Greuns lonse. They described luring him near St Joseph Missouri and burying the body after the crime. Authorities charge them in Kansas City and await federal action while hearings proceed.
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Hall
Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Kallas
Klinapain
Kansas
Rausey City
Hendy
Bobby
St. Joseph
Napiag
PBL
C. i. Hompsa Ywo Stata
Marisa
Joseph Aind
Kansas City
Feduwrnil
Boonla Brown
Bobby Grou
Nobby
St Joseph
Evan
Ee Neaver
Bobby Winsbe
Siler
Toni Juul
Bell Schedule Aims to Cut Home Phone Rates
Southwestern Bell filed a schedule with the Kansas Public Service Commission proposing lower residential rates by about 20 cents per month and a raise in per-call charges from 10 to 20 cents. The company says the changes would reduce annual statewide telephone costs by about 2.45 million dollars, while the PSC has set hearings for next April.
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Little Hock
Soulwestern Bell
Peléphona
Kansas Public Service Com
Gan
Tive
Arkangag
PBC
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North Korea
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Reds
North Keser
UNC
Newland Nations Suprevision Commission
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Polhudiss
John B Hull
Far Ugtern Gomrpulder
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Ae Spiel
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Mulla
Associated Press
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Benton
Magnolu
Belgradin
Yugoslavia
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Britain
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Dawt Week
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Wyitiut Nations
Beitish
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Nimi Prolbal
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Oniely
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Freon Zone A
London
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Harry Shiver
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