Russia seeks to reopen Korean peace talks at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly opening, Andrei Vishinsky signals a bid to reopen debate on the Korean peace conference after China’s seating was postponed. Western diplomats view a renewed Soviet push as likely to stall the peace effort, while Pandit was elected UN Assembly president.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.y.wm
Russia
Andrei Yo Vishinsky
U. Ny
United States
U. N
Red China
U.N
General Assembly
India
Indonesia
Yugoslavia
Norway
Sweden
Assembly
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Nehyu
Vishinsky Wold
Red
China
Chou Ba-lal
Vishinsky
Biltion
Lester B. Pearson
Can Sida
Yesterdy
OU. N
Hio
Anti Red POW Protest by Observers at Panmunjom
Violent protest erupts as North Korean and Chinese prisoners in five stockades at Panmunjom clash with guards and anti communist observers. Indian troops guard the site amid heightened precautions after recent measures. Several NK prisoners change their minds about repatriation, raising totals to 11 NK and one Chinese. UN Command reports thousands more awaiting delivery or accounting.
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Demilitarized Zone
Kaesong
U. N
U. N. Command
Blevins PTA Plans First Meet of Year
Blevins Parent Teachers Association will hold its first meeting of the year in the school auditorium at 7 o'clock Thursday night September 17. Mrs. Glen D. Eley of McCaskill announced the gathering and invites all parents and interested persons to attend.
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Blevins Parent Teachers Association
Glen D. Eley
McCaskill. AU
American Born Wife of Missing British Diplomat Vanishes
Swiss police report the American born wife Melinda MacLean of Donald J. MacLean has disappeared in Geneva with her three children. A telegram to her companion Mrs Dunbar suggested she and the children were safe, but doubts linger. Investigations recall a similar telegram and disappearance in 1952. Continiue on Page Two.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Aif
Melinda MacLean
Donald J. MacLean
Foreign Office
MacLean
Ruy Des Alpes
Mehr
Melinda G. Dunbar
New York City
Duniar
France
Herusband
Gig Burgess
Dunbar
James T. Greene Dies in Richmond
James T. Greene of Greenville Washington died Tuesday in a Richmond hospital. Survived by wife Frances Allen of Hope and three brothers Wpo Greene of Hope John Greene of Little Rock and William Gyr of Los Angeles. Body to be brought to Hope for burial. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Jor T. Greene
Greenville
D. C
Richmond, Va
Frances Allen
Hope
Wpo By
Greene
John Greene
Little Rock
William Gyr
Los Angeles
Californi
New Mexico Vote Incomplete on Indian Prohibition Repeal
ALBUQUERQUE reports incomplete ballots from a special New Mexico constitutional change election. Early returns show a resounding margin for a proposed repeal of the prohibition on Indians. A second measure would permit absentee voting, a novelty in the state at that time.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Boll Weevil Bites Arkansas Cotton Crops in State
The Crop Reporting Service notes boll weevil infestation heavier in Arkansas cotton fields, damaging late crops. Insect control measures vary, late fields in southern counties affected, while early picking swings. Dry weather reduced yields in northern counties though harvest progresses, rice prospects stable, peat harvest delayed to Oct 1. feed crops badly need rain outside south Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Srvice
Arkansas
Ex-Police Chief Louie Williams Dies in Jonesboro
Former Jonesboro police chief Louie Williams aged 65 died after several earlier attacks. A World War I veteran, he served as patrolman, chief from 1942 to 1945, deputy U S marshal, farmer, and barber. Survived by his wife, one brother, and three sisters.
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Jonesboro
Louie Williamas
Williams
Jonesborn
U.S
Decorative trophies for your living room from Africa safari plans
Hal Boyle reports on how to obtain decorative animal trophies through a six month African safari, citing Frank Buny Allen and his wife Marie. The piece notes costs for a motorized safari for two or three, with about 3000 dollars for a month, plus extras like bush hats, cigars, and whisky, and mentions Hollywood stars in Mogambo.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pazelli
Frank Buny
Allen
Wi Maries
Broadway
Africa
M—G—M
Buny
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
Treasury chief outlines tax cuts linked to budget balance
Washington AP speculates Treasury Secretary Humphrey said gradual tax cuts may come as the budget balances. He cited plans to drop personal income taxes and end the excess profits tax delay, with proposals including a national sales tax and changes to depreciation rules. He stressed no postponement of tax relief and emphasized defense spending restraint amid the H bomb issue.
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Washington
Spcrmling
Trenasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Duadhean
Treasury
Presiddestt
Congress
Treasury Wis
Teslers
Tom Dey
U. S
America
Lodge Aid Sought to Oust U N Official in McCarthy Probe
Senator McCarthy, in closed hearings, seeks U N action to remove an American on the payroll he accuses of Communist ties and past morals charges. He cites a witness earning $12,000 yearly and admitting friendship with Communists amid questions about alleged Communist activity. Lodge is asked to press U S delegate Lodge Jr to back removal.
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New York
Joseph Jh. McCarthy
Wis
Henry Calvit Lodge Jr
United Nations
McCarthy
Luda
U.S
USN
Senate Permanent Investigations
U. N
Pha
U. N. Secretariat
Witner
Lodge
Talking Crow Brings Help
Syracuse dispatch describes a July incident near Nine Mile Creek where a crow trained to squawk for aid prompted sheriff deputies to respond. Two boys said the bird warned for help as an officer aimed to shoot the pet of a local gas station proprietor, preventing gunfire.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Velma
Nine Mile Creek
Western Pope
Bridget. Gawarski
Sheritt
Council rescinds arena plan on 7th Street
City council rolls back action to build an arena on 7th Street after delaying street fixes and property purchases. The vote halted demolition or land transfer moves tied to the project and city workers paused related activities amid safety concerns and earlier contract issues.
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Council
Arena
7Th Street
New Deal Victory Sweetens New York City Election
In New York City, Democratic candidate Robert Wagner Jr. leads a strong primary showing with a near two to one margin over incumbent Vincent We. Lined ittint for mayor, as Wagner and his slate sweep city-wide races and borough contests. Returns from 4,200 of 4,302 districts show Wagner’s alliance defeating rivals. Democratic turnout proves substantial though below prior peak. Prominent figures Franklin D Roosevelt Jr., Herbert J Levan, and Averell Harriman back the victory, consolidating urban party control while challenging James A. Parley’s comeback bid.
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New York
New Deal
New
Jed Impelliter
Deaicrats
Rep
Franklin D, Roosevelt Jr
Sen
Herbert J, Levan
Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Democatic National
James A. Parley
Manhattan
Taymung Hall
Bronx
Imperiitiers
Three Hope Youths Slated for Draft
Arkansas selective service boards have called 280 men for induction in October. Brig. Gen. E. L. Compere, state director, issued the call with quotas by city across the Little Rock area. Names listed include DeWitt, Rogers, Warren, Arkadelphia, Magnolia, Hot Springs, Texarkana, Fort Smith, Fayetteville and others, reflecting a broad regional draft allocation.
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Arkansas Helective Service Boards
Armed Services
Ithree
Moses to Address Arkansas Telephone Convention at Majestic
JIOT SPRINGS Guy Cher ry and C Hamilton Moses chair Arkansas Power and Light Co will address the Slat annual convention of the Arkansas Telephone Association here next Monday and Tuesday at the Majestic Hotel Moses speaks on Private Enterprise You Can Make It Work Cherry will discuss Arkansas and Taxes E M Blakeslee of Santa Monica Calif president of the United States Independent Telephone Association will be among speakers B D Tucker of Crogsett is president of the Arkansas association which is composed of the state's Independent lines
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Jiot Springs
Guy
Cherry
C. Hamilton Moses
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Arkansas Telephone Association
Majestic Hotel
Moses
Arkansas
M. Blakeslee
Santa Monijea
Cali
Ualted States Independent Telephone Association
B.D. Tucker
Crogsett
Arkansas Association
Albany Airport Crash Claims All Aboard in Albany NY
A crash near Albany international airport killed all aboard after a Boston to Chicago bound plane failed and dropped from the sky. Witnesses saw the craft plunge, with debris scattered over a wide area as fire raged. rescue crews recovered bodies and a Jesuit priest helped at the scene.
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Atbany
Wilnewser
Albany-Sehenee
Jef Bina
Albany
Barnard Feulner
Henry Wi. Boyd
Dri
Avid
Atte
Boddle
Ameri
Albany Aalog'cimanag
WPTR
Indochina Reds Preparing All Out Battle
Reported by United Press indicates Viet Minh rebels plan a decisive spring offensive against French forces in Indochina. French sources warn a communist victory could invite Red domination across Southeast Asia. multiple divisions observed near Highway No. 1 and delta regions.
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Hanoi
Indochina
United States
Menri-Eugene Navarre
Badiiew
Thale Loffenston
Southeast Asia
Teush Mya Rahel
Welta
Than Hoa
Delta
Rah
Hirnal Tn
Red 32
804Th
Vie Minh
Atomic Battalions Slated for Europe
Washington reports that more than six atomic artillery battalions will be sent to Europe to provide an atomic punch on the ground and in the air. Each unit will carry mammoth 260 mm guns tested at the Nevada Proving Grounds, with authorities noting their power could rival that of the August 6, 1945 atomic bomb.
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Washelngton
Aly
Aomle Eenrgy Commission
Newvada B
Msg
Ly Staal
Jong
All Around the Town in Hope Club News and Changes
The Hope section notes a strong hay crop outlook and a cautious cotton opening due to dry days. Personnel shifts include Mary Bright opening a South Main alteration shop, Lowell Robertson leaving Hempstead Co op for Cabot, Dewey McKnelly replacing him, Julian Hosey at Downtown Texaco B Station, June Cornelius joining Moore Bross, and Pauline Sanders moving to Batricana with Mig Eldon Syeadman to fill. Missouri Pachic is said to be involved in a depot shakeup affecting four or five men. a courteous driving drive spreads across Hope with Heradon Corpelius reporting today shows no ambulances. Lyla Brown, a Hope High senior, plans a future Henderson attendance and a room on campus for a year.
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Hope
Mary Bright
South Main
Lowell Robertson
Hempstead Farm Co-op
Cabot
Dewey Mc Knelly
Julian Hosey
Texaco
Walnut Ang
June Cornelius
Moore Bross
Pauline Sanders
Ward
Father Held for Fatally Beating Son in Denver
Police say a one year old child was found fatally beaten. Detective Welis said the mother Angelina Ph returned with the baby’s body and police questioned the father about the incident. The infant had been beaten and died from injuries.
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Denver
Hig
John Wel
Angelina
Troug
Feu
Thador
Wells
Tye
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