Hope band tours Southwest Arkansas for Third District Stock Show
The Our Daily Bread group details a long caravan through Camden El Dorado Magnolia Prescott Nashville and Lewisville as the Third District Stock Show tour kicks off. They describe band performances in towns, a parade at Nevada County Fair, a concert near the Union County Fair, and lively moments with State Police and show staff. The piece highlights community welcome and the band’s efforts to boost the annual fair.
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Arkanas
Ldh
Anind
Yen Alouig
Hope High Sefinel
Tawi
I Pony
Camden
Fron
Stephens
Magnolia
el Dorado
Union County
Bhaw
Nashville
Union County Fair
Winder Way
Union County Courthouse
Serub Mosier
Mosier
Shivers
Haskell
Jones
Stamps
Mac
Lewisville
State
Grand Jury Won't Act on HAC Charges in Arkansas
The Pulaski County Grand Jury concluded no action is warranted after reviewing disclosures by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. It cited irregularities in the Stage Board of Barber Examiners and in an automobile purchase by a Boiler Inspection Division employee, but found nothing justifying action. The audit also noted Barber Board members acted as inspectors and that Chief Inspector M L Blair bought a one-year-old car from the Inspection Division at a bid higher than the top outside bid. The retiring grand jury previously indicted four men over Highway Department irregularities during Gov. MacMath’s administration.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Joint Legislative Audit Committee
Stage Board of Barber Examiners
Barber Board
Adit
M. L. Blair
Grand
Highway Department of Highway Construction
MacMath
Hurricane Slams Against Florida Coastline
Panama City area reports fierce winds up to 60 mph driving toward Apalachicola, isolating the 3,000 resident town. Roads closed, power lines down, and radio contact limited as 50 refugees seek shelter in civic buildings. Estimated wind velocity there reaches 80 to 90 mph.
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Panama Cit
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Apalachicola
State Highway Patrol
Panama City
Panam City
Highway Patrol
Sid
Pensacola
Tanton
Apalachijcola
Parents Shocked As POWs Identified With Reds Names Read
A Pei plog broadcaster listed 23 American POWs as Reds singing the Internationale and refusing repatriation. Families reacted with anger and sorrow, some accepting the identifications as true while hoping the men would change their minds. One mother pleaded to send a tape to his son Richard R. Tenneson to hear they are safe.
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Peiplog
Pahmanjom
Portis Howe
Alden
Mina
PFC
Richard R
Detroit
Way Ward
Dunell A
Carbondale
Avie
Dauk
Cooperation on Control Work Is Criticized
Oklahoma City report says the Soil Conservation Service faults lack of technical coordination among agencies on the Arkansas Red White River Basin flood control program. Carl Brown of Washington singles out the Corps of Engineers for blame and says no real progress has been made toward coordination after a year.
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Oklahoma City
Soil Conservation Service
Carl Brown
Washington
Corp of Engineers
Brown
Repairmen Donate Work to Local Youth Center
A campaign for the Hope Youth Center repair drew donations from several sources. Gen Kenwards arranged a two week plan and secured an estimate. painters and carpenters including Frank Sehwoley Denver Hormiday Weav er Collins Chester Alman Louis Sunnel Yomer Whiten and James Still Volunteered labor. Additional contributors Roy Anderson Insurance and Miles Laha Cleaners, plus Rotary Club Chapter AE of PRO Cosmopolitan Club, pledged further support as investigations continue.
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Hope Youth Center
Gen Kenwards
Aust Copenters
Frank Sehwoley
Denver Hormiday
Weaver Collins
Chester Alman
Fugitive and FBI Agent Die in Downtown Gun Battle
A West Coast fugitive and FBI agent were killed in a downtown gun battle at a theater lobby. Another agent was seriously wounded and two more officers exchanged fire as the suspect opened fire through a booth glass door. John Elgin Johnson, 14, a former bank robber, died after being shot in a phone booth while attempting to call Los Angeles. Agent Brady Murphy, 36, died at Mercy Hospital from abdominal wounds. Agent Ray Fox, 39, was wounded in the hip.
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Baltimore
FBI
Mawe House
Los Angeles
Johnson
J. Brady Murphy
Mercy Hospital
Ray Fox
Brady
Fax
Scott Alden
Iny
Dierks Lumber Faces Labor Board Accusation**
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner found Dierks Lumber and Coal Company engaged in unfair labor practices at its Mountain Pine Arkansas operation. The examiner recommended bargaining with Local S-460 CIO International Woodworkers of America and ordered posting notices acknowledging union rights and noninterference. Discharged employee cited for joining the union. another offered a better job if he left. Board review may follow, else examiner's recommendations become the board's order.
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Washington
National Labor Teliticons Board
Dierks Lumber and Coal Company
Mountain Pine
Ark
A. Blues Slunt
S-460 C1o International Woodworkers of America
Hunt
Dierks
Woodworks
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Blakely
Hot Springs
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Colombian President Rojas Pinilla Viewed Favorably Abroad
A North American press contingent found President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla of Colombia popular abroad, answering questions in English during a long press conference. He outlines moves toward civil government, while Colombians debate his regime's pace and impact on peace, reform, and national development.
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Cakanbia
South America
Colombia
Hayough
Allsoers
Rojas
Columbia
Laureano Gomez
Gomez
Auk MW
Cup
Gamnez
Hajas
Conservatve
Colombian President Suspends Paper Over Censor Violation
In Bogota Colombia President Gustavio Najas Tenila's government suspended the conservative paper El Siglo for a month after it published a statement by the Young People's Organization of the conservative party. The government cited subversive passages and said censorship would continue to maintain national harmony.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gustavio Najas Tenila
Fl Silo Today
E! Siglo
Aureune Gumnez
Hojus Pinta
Young Peoples Organization
Colorabia
Salvaged Scrap Amid War Day Aftermath
Report describes salvage of blasted shells and debris under engineer supervision after a Civil War era bombardment. Details mention a medic named Paty Maen, hospital conditions, shell piles, and efforts to clear sites while noting ongoing dangers and disarray among workers and military personnel.
Demos Pose New Threat to Republicans
The report outlines a Democratic challenge to Republican positions with a focus on tax policy. It notes possible budget battles, calls for extending tax cuts, and opposition to new taxes while highlighting opposition from Danial A. Red and Cooper on delaying or altering tax legislation.
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Wasitington
Mike Hilsen
Hower
Cooper
Wight
Tsa
Blenhower
Conpress
Inna Yar Apel
Danial A. Red
Ways and Means Committee
Britain asks Russia to approve plan at UN
United Nations meeting heard Britain welcome signs of softened Soviet policy after Stalin's death and urge Moscow to back a staged approach to negotiations. Selwyn Lloyd praised Dulles and stressed progress on Germany and Korea with one issue at a time. Churchill had earlier urged a top level conference of leading powers to ease world tensions.
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Britain
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Germany
Korea
Inter
Selwyn Lloyd
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Lloyd
John
Foster Dulles
Churchill
Georgi Malgakov
Lawman to Probe Atrocities in Korea
New York reports indicate Sentie Sophie McNethy announced that Charles J. Dalley will lead an investigation into alleged atrocities connected with the disappearance of 3,000 missing American prisoners. The statement came during a briefing on wartime actions in Korea and involves the War Street Post and the American Legion.
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Korea
New York
Charles J. Dalley
Willser
Mecnethy
Sub-Honsary Bulla
Waal Street
Aimbeleau Legion
Sem
Potter
Tad
Senda Perma
Anti Commies Hold Indian in Compound
In PANMUNJOM reports describe a detention incident where an Indian individual was confined within a compound. Authorities claim the detainee faced persuasion attempts by opposing groups. Reports note a disruption during a protest and tension between neutral troops and the involved parties.
French Hit Communists in Indochina
French forces clash with Viet Minh along the Red River delta near Hungyen and Lang Yen. Air and artillery support reported heavy fighting as Viet Minh battalions press a defense line. Allied reports cite 54 dead and 100 prisoners among Viet Minh advances, with French casualties not disclosed.
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Dadauhlin
Dalayed
Diwn
Vietidoh
Celta
Niles
Anvil
Hungyen
Red River
Lang Yen
Vietninh
Naveal
Vielpipah
Associated Mrogs
Max Cloy
Saigon
Dhung Yen
Med River
Dela
Inter'ior
Delta
Warren Mill Strike Disrupts Production At Warren Mill
Strike action at Southern Lumber Co. in Warren reduces operations as union workers threaten pickets if nonstrikers are hired. Southern Manager W Ro Warner had hired some strikers yesterday for revos and trucks. CIO Woodworkers of America official Loral 168 acknowledged a few hires, but said they were insufficient to maintain production.
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Warren
Southern Lumber Coq
Southern
W. Ro Warner
Revos
Trucks
Loral
CIO
Rodeo Parade Set for Wednesday at Third District Livestock Show
The Rodeo Parade will open Monday with exhibitors and a large crowd expected. It features a full route with police, college bands, National Guard, and local groups, including the Prescott Band and city officials. Contests include horse events and a variety of youth and school groups, with participation from numerous local organizations and sponsors.
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Gi Griaas
Conpsusganatin
Oren Harels
Governs Ae Fraguds
Ciay
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Prescott
Goverfe Ane
Stedeo
Ray Taiwrenea
Clyde Coffea
Pivislo Aml
Vaylata
Chamber of Commierca Wet O Oninibar
Haurthani
Mrs Nixon Prefers Purpose Over Travel Plans
Washington dispatch reports Pat Nixon saying she will not just ride along with her husband on a trip. She plans to continue unofficial goodwill work and meet people, while managing family duties and listening for areas to advise. She is open to travel later but emphasizes meaningful engagement over sightseeing.
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Pat Nrgat
Pyally
Mthrille
Ife
Siut
Drawhae Yotus
Mra
Nixon
Hag Vale
Givis
Eyoarold
Julie
Mya
Hetter
Cal
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