West Confident on China's Seat Lingering Korea Issue
At the UN General Assembly opening, Western delegates expect to sidetrack China’s seat for 1953 and push for a two sized Korea peace conference. Soviet diplomat Vishinsky may press early. US and Britain back delaying China consideration. Delegates include Pandit and Wan Waithayakon contending for Assembly leadership.
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Uniter Nations
N.Y
Messia
General Assembly
Korea
China
Aldrei Y. Vishinsky
Assembly
India
Nehru
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Paandit
United States
Wernessay
Sume
U.N
Shing Committee
Vishinsky
Clergy Adoption of Communism Cited by Matthews
Washington dispatch quotes J. B. Matthews claiming thousands of clergy adopted communism to spur postwar U S demobilization. He described a vast Communist campaign in the United States and aired this view on a television program. Chicago reports note a fundraising dinner for the Democratic National Committee raised about half of its $250,000 goal, with roughly 1,600 Democrats at $100 each contributing around $160,000. Panama Canal reference appears as a stray line noting its division with South America.
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Washington
J. B. Matthews
Ngan
U. S
Matthews
Communist’ Party
United States
Chicago
Democratic Nations Committee
White Divorcee Enrolls at Philander Smith College in Little Rock
Dorothy Martin a 21 year old divorcee opposed to segregation enrolled at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, aiming for a social work degree. She claims cultural pluralism supports integration, faced dormitory space limits, and had at least one family objection. The college president praised her as a capable student as Korean War deaths trend noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Negro College
Lille Rock
Dorothy Martin
Philander Smith College
Miss Martin
Martin
Mabelvale
Tittle Rock
TC Tm
Hendrix College
Tom Downie
Philander Smith
M. LaFayette Harris
Extended Forecast for Arkansas September 14 to 10
The forecast notes near normal temperatures in the west and about eight degrees below normal in the east. Normal minimums range 60 to 65 in the north and 60 to 74 in the south, with maxima 86 to 90. Cooler interior Thursday, warmer Saturday, with scattered showers Wednesday or Thursday and otherwise light precipitation.
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Arkansas
Questions on Spending Money Abroad
Treasury official George M Humphrey said there is a serious question whether the United States should continue to spend public funds abroad to build competitive enterprise. He spoke to leaders from business labor and agriculture and to key committees about studying world trade and questioned the government's right and ability to finance large abroad investments. He noted complaints from American firms about foreign aid funds supporting plants overseas and urged balancing expenditures and revenues while examining every proposal whether domestic or international.
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Washington
Fi Srevelars
The
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
United States
Humphrey
Senate Banking Committee
Mumphrey
Business-Labor-Agriculture Advisory Group
Banking Committee
U. S
A New Day Brings Its Problems in Hal Boyle Tale
New York columnist Hal Boyle muses on mornings as fresh wrappers for daily life. He notes the tension between clinging to today and embracing tomorrow, acknowledging universal nerves about starting anew and the wish for time to reflect.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Czech Secret Police Chief Ousted in Regime Shakeup
Prague radio reported a major restructuring in Czechoslovakia's Communist leadership. General Karel Bacilek, long known for ruthlessness as minister of security, was moved to a minor party post as six cabinet posts were eliminated or reassigned, consolidating power with President Antonin Zapotocky and Premier William Siroky.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Vienna
Austin
Karel Bacilek
Prague Radio
Antonin Zapotocky
Villiam Siroky
Czechoslovakia
Tlahrenti P. Betia
Jagt
Arnest
Moscow
Glal
New Hurricane Edna Forms in Atlantic Near Puerto Rico
A tropical storm named Edna, the season’s fifth hurricane, formed in the Atlantic about 930 miles east southeast of Miami and 200 miles north northwest of San Juan. Data from Navy hurricane hunters show winds of 115 mph, with movement northwest at 12 to 14 mph. advisories predict hurricane strength by morning.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Edna
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Navy
Paul Moore
Eust
Gentry Calls Cancer Doctor a Fraud in Arkansas Suit
Gen Jem Gentry accuses Jacob Suss Schirmer director of Corning Research Hospital of fraud and misrepresentation in obtaining a medical license. The Clay County suit seeks to revoke Schirmer’s Arkansas license, alleging uncertified practice and false claims of Connecticut license destruction. State Sen. Byrum Hurst defends Schirmer as a brilliant cancer specialist, noting he passed the 1920 Connecticut exam with 82.
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Little Roc Kif
Q. ‘Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Schirmer
Murst
State Electric Board
Gentry
Arkansas
Mcense
Connecticut
Schrrmer
Georgia
Indiana
Four Soldiers Die in Crash in Formosa Crossroad
A truck carrying 80 Chinese Nationalist soldiers was struck while crossing near Sagre Ay 2 in TAIREH Formosa. The collision resulted in the deaths of four soldiers and injuries to others, with emergency services en route to the scene.
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Taireh
Formosa
Sagre” Ay 2
Bids About Ready on Mineral Springs and Saratoga Road
The State Highway Department plans to advertise bids on two major projects. Both involve road improvements along state highways, one on Highway 68 from the Crawford County line north to Stummers in Washington County, and another on Highway 49 from Mineral Springs to Saratoga in Toward County.
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Mineral Springs
Saratoga Road
State Highway Department
Crawford County
Stuimmers
Washington County
Mineral Syria
Saratyya
Toward County
Viet Minh Launch All Out Indochina Offensive
Vietnamese forces begin a six year ahead offensive, assault four French forts in northern Viet Nam. Reds fail to hold gains as government bastions fall then withdraw. U S Senate leader Knowland threatens to cut military aid to Indochina allies amid Cambodian diplomacy.
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VWANO
Indochina
Red River
Watt
Anel Ate
Vietam
Gana
Vie Nam
Tonos
U.S. Senate
Willam F. Knowland
Uny
Eartter
Cam
Hedia
Pen Nowth
Fate of 3,000 PWs May Be Told by Reds
The Red communication on a likely reply to the U S demand for a recount of over 3,000 POWs including 44 Americans remains uncertain. The Panmunjom transfer of some North Korean and Chinese prisoners drew mixed reactions and tightened observer access as negotiations continue.
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Reds
Robert GB. Tuckman Munsan
Keita II
Tomorow
Joint Military Armistice Commission
tLo U, m
Tima
USN
Commission
Panmunjom
Hedyun
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Lee Sang Cho
al- Hed
Right
Lee
Five Nation Repatriation Commission
U. Nj
Sound Fury Label Stevenson Campaign Row
Democrats accuse Stevenson of breaking campaign pledge to farmers as he criticizes Eisenhower policy. Washington conference plans and presidential invitations are discussed, with Republicans warned of potential loss of control of Congress. Page Two continued.
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Stevenson
Lke
Farmers Control of Congress
Chicago
Demerath
Eisenhower
Noiminge
Penninte
Gideons Organize Hope October 25 Rally and Talks
Gideons plan a campus and community event in Hope October 25 featuring speakers and testimonies. The program includes religious devotion, distribution of Gideon Bibles, and support for local churches, schools, and charitable projects.
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Gideons
Hope
Judge Brown to Hear Libel Case In Hot Springs Circuit
Hot Springs I Circuit Judge Lyle Brown, chosen to hear a libel suit against publisher Curtis Cape, will exchange affidavits with plaintiff Circuit Judge C. J. Muff. Copeland faces four counts of libel in Hope Circuit Court, with trial set for September 22. The case stems from articles in the weekly newspaper the rubdown.
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HOT Springs I
Lyle Brown
Teaver
Hot Springs
Curtis Cape
Brown
Muff
Agabish Copeland
Halt
Ciircuit
Hope
Copeland
Abe
Stevenson
A. J. Puckett
Taft
Garland County
Man sentenced after pleading to murder of wife
An Oklahoma West Arkansas man received a 22 year sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the shotgun killing of his wife Horner Tings of Excelsior. He appeared in Chreait Court where the charge was reduced from first degree murder.
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Uoreenwood
Horner Tings
Excelsior
Hines
California
Nevada
Romance in Prison Is Blooming in Pittsburgh
In a Pittsburgh workhouse tale a prisoner and a woman who became acquainted through notes while he delivered meals wed about nine months ago. The couple, Milo J. Skurwie and the woman, faced prison officials’ involvement and a possible bigamy charge as the man was released and later returned to forgery. The report ends amid chaotic details of other crimes and a general sense of upheaval in and around the region.
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Pittsmurgh
Parison
Congh Aller
Alleghany
Cuniby
Eluirel Cubis
Dla
Jan Bale
Daniel J. Teappe
Winnagers
Lappe
Ehftu
Milo J. Skurwie
Medlcine
Tasmussen
Elialmain
Pidaen Ehurch
Skergie
Skorgle
Lippe
Skorle
Skergle
Courteous Driving Campaign and Local News Highlights
The Star reports a "Courteous Driving Is Contagious" effort offering motorists a free ticket to the Saenger Theater for courteous acts, aiming to raise driving responsibility. Airman Curtis Moore completes Lackland training and is stationed at Lawry Field. A Friday football crowd note mentions youths moving like players, prompting a spectator quip about Pair Park. Crowley Millers in the Evan geling League boast three 06-game pitchers with strong records.
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Hope City Pollen
Saenger Theiter
Ge Curtis Moore
Lackland Air Force Base
San. Antonio
Lawry Field
Denver
Mare
Fangs
Pair Park
Crowley
Daily Signal
Crowley Millers
Evangeling League
Mary
Digueman
Church
Nelson
Hope's
Gilson Ross Wit
Phe
Growers Urged to Hold Cotton for Market Stability
A. J. Slisner, local representative for the Mid-South Cotton Growers Association, urged farmers to hold cotton and avoid selling this year. He noted policy changes since 1084 that would affect production and demand, stressing that holding could influence prices. The association, headquartered in Memphis, maintains field offices across the South.
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A. J. Slisner
Mid-South Cotton Graysers Association
Slusgar
Rene
Orige
Colton
Memphis
Robertson Named to Legion Committee
Fragmentary report notes Robertson named to Legion Committee with names including Beattie Wilders and Walter Hickman in various roles. Unclear details mention Fred Roferlon of Hope and a beer named Distlat 12, plus references to Americanism committee and associate justice.
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Robertson
Legion Committee
Fred Roferlon
Hope
Jon
Americanism Committee
Beattie Wilders
Agiitiy
Jutant
Walter Hickman
McPadder
Hobertson Bug
Pentecosts Pian Special Singing Event
An all male gospel singing preaching event will be held at the First Pentecostal Church on Ferguson Street September 16 at 7 30 pm. The Young Evangelists from the Apostolic Bible Institute St Paul Munich are promoting the appearance.
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Lrle
Cha
Ferguson St
Gres
St. Paul
Munich
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