Radio Station Shifts Divide Arkansas Community
Transfer plans for KTHS from Hot Springs to West Memphis would expand service across Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi while a Hot Springs move and a new station remain contested by local interests. Ewing argues wider area benefit and plans to spend 300000 for both stations with non commercial airtime.
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Washington
KTHS
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Ark
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
John D. Ewing
Shreveport
Communications Commission Today Radio Broadcasting, Inc
Ewing
Commission
Hot Springs Broadcasting Company
Kths Protective Association
Hot Springs Company
City of
State of Arkansas
Wright Esch
Daytona Beach
KTBS
KWKH
Arlington Hotel
W. E. Chester
Chamber of Commerce
William A. Seiz
Memphis
Navy Secretary Forrestal backs full merger effort with Truman plan
Washington June 26 Navy Secretary Forrestal informed President Truman of his willingness to cooperate fully with the army navy merger program and called the president’s objectives attainable He and Admiral Nimitz pledged support for unification and the navy’s continued role in developing land based planes for reconnaissance anti submarine warfare and shipping protection as Capitol Hill reports said the navy hopes for a better deal than Truman’s proposal.
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Washington
Navy
Forrestal
Truman
White House
Admiral Nimitz
Chester W. Nimitz
Patterson
Nimitz
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Cicero Coates Shot Unconscious After Home Inury
Cicero Eugene Coates a young produce dealer was shot in the chest at his Forsythe avenue home Monday night. He remained unconscious with an unchanged condition after a Tuesday brain blood clot operation at St Francis Sanitarium. Police offered no new information on the unexplained shooting.
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Cicero Eugene
Joe) Coates
Forsythe Avenue
St. Francis Sanitarium
Building Permits Issued for Garages and Homes
Carey W. Kirkland approves a two story frame garage apartment at 206 Cole Avenue with day labor and costs not to exceed 2000 dollars. Terry Broadnax plans a one story frame dwelling at 419 Wilson Street as owner contractor for up to 600 dollars. John P. Goll seeks a one story frame residence addition at 707 College Avenue using day labor for 400 dollars.
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Carey W. Kirkland
Cole Avenue
Terry Broadnax
Wilson Street
John P. Goll
College Avenue
Amnesties Sought for Collaborationists in Philippines
Solicitor General Orenzo Taneda urged President Roxas to proclaim general amnesty for all collaboration suspects. He argued pending bills would nullify the people's court by shielding collaborators and barring seized records as evidence. Taneda cited a bill allowing wartime judges to sit on the court while Roxas noted trials would continue.
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Manila
Orenzo Taneda
Manuel A. Roxas
Philippines
Tanada
Philippine Congress
People's Court
Vicente Francisco
U. S
Washington
Roxas
Births: multiple newborns announced in June notices
Mr and Mrs Louis J Gimler announce a son Charles Michael born June 24 at Vaughan Wright Bendel Clinic. Mr and Mrs Thomas M Gray announce a son Robert Wayne born June 24 at the same clinic. Mr and Mrs J L Rockhold announce a daughter born June 23 at St Francis Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs C J Cheek announce a son born June 23 at St Francis Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs V A Netherland announce a daughter born June 23 or 24 at unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Gimler
Orange Street
Charles Michael
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel Clinic
Thomas M. Gray
Sterlington
Robert Wayne
Vaughan- Wright-Bendel Clinic
J. L. Rockhold
Jonesboro
St. Francis Sanitarium
C. J. Cheek
West Monroe
V. A. Netherland
Rayville
Court Fine Paid From Hoard of Dimes
Monroe police headquaters received payment of a $130 court fine from Willis Dunaway for his son Harris Dunaway who faced charges of operating a vehicle under the influence reckless driving and running a red light. Dunaway paid with a sack of loose dimes saved over years totaling $100 first then returned Tuesday with $36 more to reach the assessed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Willis Dunaway
Franklin Parish
Harris Dunaway
Dunaway
Russell Jordan
Tartars Resettled After Treachery in Northern Caucasus
June 26 official disclosure reports punishment for treachery during the German invasion. Crimean Tartars and natives around Grozny and Mozdok oil fields have been moved to other parts of Russia. Crimean and Chechen Inгush states were liquidated and made provinces of the Russian federation. Sapphires and rubies are used in meters and delicate instruments in air planes and tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Grozny
Mozdok
Caucasus
Russia
Soviet Union
Russian Federation
Army Captain Gets Suspended Sentence in Manslaughter Case
Army Capt. Archie Miller of Bellevue Texas pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in a fatal incident. The hearing concluded with a suspended sentence as the court recorded the outcome.
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New York
Army
Archie Miller
Bellevue
Tex
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Guy I. Elliott, Sr
Washington, D. C
Christopher Columbus
Micsissippi Ate Neeee
St. Louis
Eeeenee
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Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Quachita
Camden
Monroe Eee
Alexandria
Pelion
Rmls
Kryptok
America
National Optical Stores Co
DeSiard St
Ayo
Valilifs
W. T. Grant CO
DeSiard
Sandman’'S Pharmacy
NEW South Drug Lover’s Lane Pharmacy
Walgreen's
McCormick Yue Vanilla
McCormick
Monroe Furniture Company
J. G. Durrett and
R. D. Kellogg
Pyramid Concrete Products CO
Mississippi St
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ruston
General Gas
Louisiana
Generalgas
South
Near Northeast Junior College
Monroe, LA
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