Reconstruction plans after Korean conflict outlined by Bunce
Dr. Arthur C. Bunce, head of the Marshall Plan mission in Korea, returns to Washington for planning on future Economic Cooperation Administration aid. He reports 1.1 million residents in the Pusan area, plus 3 million refugees and 3 million more troops and vehicles complicating relief. Food needs are modest but relief funds are needed. UN involvement is urged to conserve U.S. ECA funds for reconstruction, including housing, roads, power, and industrial equipment.
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NEA
Arthur C. Bunce
Marshall Plan
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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Little
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Delware
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Dr. Bunce
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Seoul
Japan
Taegu
South Korea
United Nations
Siam
UN to Debate Communist China at Council Sessions
The United Nations Security Council meets to decide whether a Chinese Communist spokesman should be invited to debates. Ernest Grass, U S deputy representative, says the US will push for on the spot inquiry into charges of aggression toward China and Communist propaganda. If Peiping refuses to participate, the US may seek an alternative inquiry method.
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Formosa
U. N
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Chou En-lai
Trygve Lie
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J Council
Red
Stock Show Tour Leaves Wednesday
Plans were completed this morning for the Hope good will tour advertising the annal fair. The first tour leaves Hope at 8 o clock Wednesday morning and will travel the southern route to Camden El Dorado Magnolia Texarkana and other towns. Participants should be at Fair Park by 7:30 to allow vehicles to be decorated and start on time.
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el Dorado
Magnolia
Texarkana
Fair Park
Brent
Mons
Mrs Arkansas Wins Trophy in Housecleaning Contest
Miss Arkansas Mary Jennings of Hot Springs placed fourth and earned a $2 scholarship in the Mrs Arkansas housecleaning contest. Mrs P J Holt of Hope won a cup in the Mrs America affair for housecleaning honors. An interview from New York featuring Mrs Arkansas and DJ Bob Poule will broadcast at 7:15 p m tonight on Station KXAR.
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Mary Jennings
Hot Springs
P. J. Holt
Hope
KXAR
New York
Mutual Company
Mrs. Arkansas
Bob Poule
Early Dutch windmills used to drain swamps
The article notes that early Dutch windmills served to pump water from swamps. It also mentions the National Park Service managing eighteen guard or Guidoer areas.
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National Park Service
Yerger PTA Plans First Meeting at School
The Yerger P T A will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon September 12 at four o clock in the school. The president urges all parents and patrons to attend to support a balanced school program. The Executive Board meets at 3 o'clock the same day at the school, and all board members are urged to attend.
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Yerger P. T. A
The
Back to School Broadcast Heads Local Airwaves
A Monday night 7 o'clock radio program on KXAR will focus on returning to school. The special features KXAR Program Director George Frevier, Hope High School Vocational Guidance Counselor Horace Hubbard, and Veterans Employment Representative J. T. Bowden Jr. The event aims to promote keeping school age youth in school and urges all listeners within range to tune in.
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KXAR
George Frevier
Horace Hubbard
Hope High School
J. T. Bowden, Jr
Garland PTA Organized for New Year
Garland School Parent-Teacher Association names committee chairs after a recent executive meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs James A McLarty Jr and Secretary Mrs Oliver Adams with a long list of chairmen across programs and activities. The first meeting is set for Wednesday September 13 at 3 30 pm in the school auditorium.
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Garland School Parent-Teachers Association
James A. McLarty
Oliver Adams
Walter Sims
J. W. Branch
Leland Womack
Royce Smith
Lex Helms
L. 5
Tooley
Vincent Fostury
Carl Jones
Kelly Bryant
Lloyd Lingo
Jack Fieldjing
Gartyeil Story
Jim Cole
McRae Andrews
J. W. Franks
Frank Douglas
Dexter Baily
Minor Auto Crash At Third and Washington Street
An automobile driven by J Gulden of El Paso Texas crashed into a car driven by James Green of Fulton at the Third and Washington Street stoplight today, damaging both vehicles considerably. City police investigated. Nobody was hurt.
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el Paso
Texas
James Green
Fulton
Washington Street
Flash Floods Claim Three Lives Across Two States
Heavy rains swept Virginia and Maryland as a hurricane moved toward North Carolina. In Rockbridge County Virginia two drowned amid widespread damage. In Maryland near Bel Air a car swarm led to one drowning and two missing along the Gunpowder River by State Route 7. Baltimore area rainfall exceeded two inches with street flooding. A separate Oklahoma storm killed one in Kansas City as showers varied across the city.
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Kansas City
Lococo Pleads Guilty in Pendergast Era Tax Case
Kansas City jurist reports Lococo, an underworld figure linked to the Pendergast era, pleaded guilty to five counts of federal income tax evasion. He received a sentence of two years and one day. The case ties to a $94,500,000-a-year gambling and rackets operation in the Kansas City area. Lococo was touted as a powerful partner in gambling networks and once had a police record removed from files, later aligning with Charles Binagela’s henchman.
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Tano
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Pendergast
Locono
Albert A. Ridge
Lococo
Grand
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Sam Wear
Laceca
Charles Binagela
Road Safety Show to Play Here Tuesday
The Highway Safety Road Show comes to Hope at the Rialto theater on Tuesday September 12. A two hour event features The Devil on Wheels about dangerous driving, Drunk Driving, Last Date, Motor Mania and more. Presented by Independent Theater Owners of Arkansas with the State Police and State Safety Council to promote highway safety.
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Walt Disney
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Independent Theater Owners of Arkansas
Arkansas State Police
The
State Safety Council
25 GI Soldiers Die In Pennsylvania Train Wreck
In thick fog a Spirit of St. Louis passenger train collided with a stalled troop train near Coshocton Ohio. Twenty-five Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers were killed and about 60 injured as Red flares and warnings failed to stop the approaching locomotive. The crash occurred at 6:14 a.m. EST, four hours after the troop train stopped for mechanical trouble, as crews removed bodies amid rain. Leading casualties were from Battery B of the 28th Field Artillery, many from Wilkes. Continued on page Two.
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Spirit of
Frank Townend
Dal[aay
Weat
Lafayette
St. Louis
Tooth Field Artillery
Pennsylvania
28Th National Guard
Wilkes
Perricome Quads Facing Draft Examination
In Beaumont Texas on September 11, four Perricome brothers named Anthony Carl and Donald Fe remain hopeful as they face draft examination together. Each weighed about pounds at birth in 1920 and now stand ready to serve if called. Their mother accompanies them, while the family prays for guidance.
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Tex
Anthony
Inard
Carl
Donald Fe
Lawmakers Probe Acheson On Asia Policy Ahead Of Conference
Washington lawmakers pressed Secretary of State Acheson on U S policy toward China Indo China and Asia during a statement by Congressional foreign relations members. Senator Connally said the group would not forecast Acheson views before New York meetings while noting the era of mutual defense and American stance on MacArthur’s island message.
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War in Korea Told by Wounded GI Dispatches
Dispatch from AU air base Korea where wounded veterans recount near nonstop fighting along the Naktong river line. A South Dakota sergeant describes a grenade wound as relief planes ready to evacuate to Japan. a Black soldier recalls a truck ambush and a British casualty reflects on timing of danger.
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Hal Boyle
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Nektong River Bulge
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Amaring
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