UN Assembly Urged to act on Hungary crisis
United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge urged a swift UN General Assembly response to Hungary's uprising. He cited brutal Soviet repression and urged the Assembly to act despite limited power, saying the suffering is real and demand relief now. He warned merely noting the crisis would not help Hungarians seek change.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. N. General “Assembly
Lodge
Australia
Keith C
Shanh
Ter
Union
Tanoy Kadar
Yiele
Train slips fatally injures Arkansas railroad worker
Carl L Burris of North Little Rock was fatally injured when he slipped and fell against a moving train in Ozark Arkansas yesterday. Burris, a Missouri Padille railroad brakeman, was stepping from a freight caboose when the accident occurred. He was not run over by the wheels. The deceased, a native of Russellville, is survived by his widow and a son.
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Ozark. Ark
Carl" L. Burris
Little” Rock
Burris
Missouri Padille
Russell-adile
Syria vows action against U.S. aggression
Damascus reports claim five U.S. warships steamed near the Syrian coast prompting calls for nationwide mobilization to confront what officials call U.S. aggression. Foreign Minister Bitar warned Syria will not be terrorized by American demonstrations or war moves, while unidentified jets were said to have flown over Latakia. No protest had been lodged with Washington as of press time.
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Salah”. Bitar
America
Papa DV
Makoy
Leon
Holst
Altar
U. S
Latakia
Syria
Violence in Alabama Schools Sparks Evacuation and Clash
In Birmingham Phil lips High School evacuated 2400 students after anonymous bomb threat amid integration tensions. Police and National Guard blocked streets as students marched out. confrontation followed a Woodlawn High anti integration protest nearby with 78 to 100 students opposing Negro admissions.
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Ala
Phillips High School
Valence Pasterdily
Sehleslield
Ihe
Ddaam
T Streat
East Pari
Woodlawn High
Wastoin
Avex
Woodlawn
Phillips
Governors Split Over Faubus Action On School Integration
Governors voiced mixed reactions to Orval Faubus using the National Guard to block a federal school integration order. Georgia's Marvin Griffin defended Faubus, while Wisconsin's Verdon Thompson called it a shocking disregard of procedure. Maryland's Theodore McKeldin warned guards would not cross a schoolyard gate. Others, including Averell Harriman and Robert Meyner, urged adherence to federal court orders as President Eisenhower backed the administration. Continued on Page Three.
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Alaalin
Arkansan
Orval E. Favina
Faiubus
Silenti
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Faubus
Maryland National Guard
Qibeling
Haryimiin
Payhus
National Guard
A Few Suggestions on How to Beat Inflation
Advice on beating inflation through belt tightening and frugal living. The piece cites economists urging expense control, noting the risk of stomach aches from overdoing cuts, and provides tips to stretch money, save more, and reduce waste. Also mocks extravagant spending and emphasizes practical budgeting to improve purchasing power.
Injunction Filed Against Faubus and Nashville Blast
Tennessee authorities investigate a dynamite blast near the Hattie Cotton School as five men are arrested on gun and vagrancy charges amid tensions over school integration. The blast heavily damages a wing while classrooms are empty for the first day of mixed first graders. Police report weapons found in the car and a Ku Klux Klan sign laden vehicle. Hearing set for 2 p.m. in city court.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wes
Imillandol
Hattie Cotton School
Follen
Olla
Tyne
Ward
Venson Albert Crimmons
James OR. Horell
J. B. Blackwell
Carol Crimmons
Venseh
DB. Hodec
Famary
Court
Polien
Muller
Hattie Cation School
National Guard Officers Served in Integration Conflict
National Guard officers were summoned as part of the federal court fight over Little Rock Central High integration. Officials and guards, under orders, stood at the governor’s mansion and surrounding areas as litigation stalled Governor Faubus. The dispute centers on restraint against further entry of troops into local schools.
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Lemile Rock
Dupthe
Nelly
Iltogelty
Couvta
Gav Orval Faubus
Didtriet Dude Rodwith Ny Davies
Arkansas
Ehlet
Lantius
Nathan Guard
Little Reel High School
Frithus
Ut Gaat
Marshall Baw Kidd
Col
Hobart Copelined
National Guard
Winding
Manaion
Kidd
Ubbeha
Marshels
Bob Powell
Tra
Marshall
Bokit
Ohpets
Vourt
Brownell
Faderud District
Foubus
Lilie
Rock Central
Paibus
Sharman Clinger
Negrovse
Shan
Dudge Davies
Gummons
Relman
Plz
Canners A .Gov
Faubus
Central High School
Rock
Negra
Mrs Exa Arterbury Dies at 94 in Bodeaw Arkansas
Native of Hempsfeid and longtime Nevada County resident Mrs. Exa Arterbury aged 94 died at Ace of 94 in Bodeaw. Survived by three sons Joe Poskenta Calif Walter Ida bel Okla Luther Atterbury Hope and four daughters Roxie Almond Prescott Lila Hymbricok Emmet Hovarter Hope and John Barham Emunet. Funeral at Harmony Church near Sutton conducted by Rev Wesley Thomason with burial in Harmony Cemetery by Smith Funeral Home.
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Exa Arterbury
Diad Manday
Kay Spencer
Bodeaw
Hempsfeid
Nevada County
Joe
Poskenta
Calif
Waller
Idabel Okla
Luther
Atterbury
Hope
Mer Roxie Almond
Prescott
Lila
Hymbricok Emmet
John Barham
Emunet
So Pane
Harmony Chiich
Sutton
Wesley Thomason
Harmony Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Farmers Storing Less Wheat This Year Compared to 1928
Fragmented OCR notes indicate wheat storage is down this year versus 1928, with garbled figures and stray phrases about audits, support, and market actions. Entities are unclear due to poor legibility.
Patience Urged by Ike in Little Rock Crisis
President Eisenhower urged patience as he sought a legal path to ease the Little Rock school integration crisis. White House aides said the Justice Department would seek an injunction to prevent Arkansas Governor Faubus from blocking Central High School, with the plan announced after talks with Rhode Island GOP leaders and allies in Washington. The president traveled to Narragansett Bay for a Newport gathering as the situation intensified.
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Newport
Elsanhawee
Pittitnes
Lillie, Rock, Ark
Rheden Island
Elsenhower
Vacatler White House
Little Rock
U. S. Disk
Ronald W. Davies
Department
Arkansas
Oryal Paubus
Negrous
Little ‘Rock
Cantral
Faubus
Uwday
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gen. Brownell
Washington
Hagerty
Brownall
Eisenhower Shorty
Bayard Ewing
Brude Island
Eisenhower
Zbou
J C Cox 33 Dies at Home Near Emmet
J C Cox aged 33 and a Nev ada County farmer dies at his Be met area home. Survivors include his wife and ten children including J C Cox of Hope and Jack Cox of Emmet, with daughters and in laws named from Emmet and nearby towns. Funeral set for 2 30 pm Wednesday at Erne Methodist Church with local pallbearers listed.
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WC. Cox
Nevada County
Bemmet
Ligg Cox
J. C. Cox
Hope
Jack Cox
Emmet
Tallis Townesend
Foster Jones S
el Dorado
R.A. Bautts
Little Rock
Shelby le Jones
John Harrison
Memphis
Vernon
Homer
Prank
William Sehgok
H. Ke Weeks
Berber Chayi Vag
Fragmented OCR: unclear event and names
Readable details are insufficient to determine a specific event,People or organization. The garbled text inhibits extracting a coherent headline or concrete facts for a summary.
Rotary luncheon discusses Hudson River Valley history
Rotary members heard a briefing on the Hudson River Valley with 38 attendees. Er McCorkle presented notes as Dr Lingh Gerla, the president, presided at the weekly luncheon.
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Rotary
Hudson River Valley
Er McCorkle
Adson Rly
Ifalel Barlow
Kerinall Reeves of
Presenlt
Lingh Gerla
Carrie Carries Alert as Atlantic Hurricane Carrie Forms
Hurricane Carrie grows near the Atlantic, located about 675 miles east northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico at 6 am. Advisory calls for winds near 100 mph with ominous west northwest drift and potential path toward the Caribbean and U S mainland as meteorologists track guiding pressures. The storm follows Debbie, which earlier battered the Gulf and Carolinas with heavy rain and strong winds.
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Miamo
Flay
Ocean Wastor
Will
Tate
Carrie
Atlanti
Sox
AL Curie
San Tuan
San Juan
Gae
Mexico
Ardwatelavy Gebogla
Carolinas
Plovien
Tech School to Pine Bluff for Vocational Center
Arkansas Education Board picks Pine Bluff as site for the state vocational high school. A design firm from Little Rock will plan the campus with board members and local officials evaluating sites in Pine Bluff Magnolia and Camden. The Legislature funded only partial construction for the facility to serve residents over 16 in each district.
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Ip Hogk
Pike' Ust
Fidueulian Board
Eduen- USA
Ping Bluff
Magnolia
Camden
P57
Pine Bulls
Riahio Rhodes
Harrison
Ty. C. Corbul Jy
Star City
John Cole
Malvern
Clyde Phillips Dies at Home in Texas
Beaumont Texas reports the death of Clyde Phillips on Sunday at his residence. He was the son of Mr and Mrs D B Phillips of Hope and played football for several Bologal teams. Survivors include his parents a brother and a sister with details unavailable.
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Beaumont
Texas
Clyde
Phillips
D. B. Phillips
Hope
University of Arkansas Fraternity Pledges and Local News
Local students pledge to Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma and other fraternities at the University of Arkansas while city police investigate two poisonings on Nord Lim Street. The column also notes attendance at a hair fashion show, a PV A meeting, a Marine Security School graduate headed to Bombay, and Aubrey Goodwin's bid for a watermelon prize at the Chamber of Commerce fair.
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University of Arkansas
Chi Omega
Barbara Guthrie
Delta Delta Delta
Gail Cook
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Billie
Dawn Franks
Zeta
Fan Alpha
Elizabeth Adams
Sigma Chi
Hal Braugh
James. Qilbert
Aubrey Goodwit
Rysston
Chamber of Commerge
Weather Station Report Shows Mixed 24 Hour Readings
The Weather Experiment Station logs a 24 hour period ending at 74 im Tess day with high near B4 and low 55. September precipitation totals reach 3b. River levels shifted with Red River down 0.4 feet to 4.0 and Fulton at 3.5 feet after a 0.2 drop. Lille River dropped to Horatio at 4.0, Whitecliffs at 2.3. No major changes expected soon. Lake Yexarkanatane sits at 41 MSL with daily discharge around 100 pts.
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Ates
Red River
Index
Fulton
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