Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin on Political Parties
The article discusses fragility of French democracy due to many parties and contrasts with U S and Britain voting patterns. It argues for disciplined, limited major parties and fixed responsibility to sustain democracy, warning against fragmentation and dictatorship. It also references Truman’s speech urging a tougher policy toward Russia and endorses the Marshall Plan as essential to U S strategy.
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France
Coquntry
Combe
Milwaukee Journal
Howety
Europe
Italy
Mslain
United States
Britain
No. Labor Party
Floral Party
Mor
Ives
Cath
Truman
James Thrasher
Russia
Toman
Circuit Court Meets Next Monday for April Term 1949
Petit jurors selected for the April term of the circuit court will convene April 5 1949. Named jurors include Grady Wilkains, Charles Moxlex Webb Laseler, Elbert Jones, Bob Bressler, Dick Watkins, Arnold Middleby, Hubbard A L Robert, Claude J Lee, Dan Howell, Marvin Phillips, H L Nolen, Mont Warding, Floyd Worth, Lester en, W D Gathright, A H gland, H E Sutton, Billy Higen Ben, Royal Stroud, and others.
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Stead Circuit Court
Will Corvene
Grady Wilkains Bank
Bien Portus Field
Raenee
Harles Moxlex Webb Laseler
Elbert Jones
B. Barr
Bob Bressler
Dick Watkins
Herbert Holliseies
Arnold Middleby
Hubbard
A. L. Robert
Burke
Claude J.lee
Add. Nivens
Dan Howell
Marvin Phillips
H. L. Nolen
Mont Warding
Floyd Worth
BPA Lternate Pett
Lesteren
A. H. Gland
H. E. Sutton
Billy Higen Ben
Royal Stroud
Sang Ingram
Lyons. Wilmer
Williams Aid -White
Em Os
Steel Industry begins to feel coal strike across plants
Pittsburgh and nationwide industries feel the eight to eighteen day coal walkout. United Mine Workers press pension demand as 30,000 other workers idle in steel, railroads, and related sectors. Mills halt blasts, furnaces banked, and plants curtail output from Youngstown to Baltimore amid widespread layoffs and reduced production.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Mitchell
Chesaneaize
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburgh& Lake Erie
Virginian
Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul and Pacific
Jlines
New
York Centre
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Birmingham
Carnegie-Hanois Steel Corp
Youngstown
West Virginia
Wairmont
Morgantown
Sharon Steel Co
Buffalo
Cio-United Steels
American
Standard Sanitary Corp
Bethlehem Steel Clo
Lackawanna, N. C
Johnstown, Pa
Steel
Marines Released From Chinese Captivity
Four U S Marines captured by Chinese Communists on Christmas Day near Wangtan Yuen were released at Haiyang 60 miles northeast of Tsingtao. U S Navy said they are in good condition. Efforts continue to find body of Corporal Charles W Brayton who died of wounds. Names listed include William L Bullard Bert Worth Pex Pic Carroll Dickerson Olathe Kansas Py t Robert Hart Pittsburgh Pa Thomas Kapodisleis Buffalo New York.
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Shanghai
North China
U.S. Navy
Haiyang
Tsingtao
SUL
Mte
Charles
Wd. Brayton
Fort Jay
Governor's Island
N.Y
Oph Wiliam L
Bullard
Bert Worth
Pex
Pic Carroll
Dickerson
Olathe
Kas
Pyt
Robert Hart
Pittsburgh
Fe Thomas Kapodisleis
Duffalo N. O
U.S
Nanking
Can Teuve
Ifthi
A. Woo. L
Sritsin Tekes Over Electrical Power Industry
Sritsin Tekes Over Electrical Power Industry reports a public dispute over Britain's power sector with unclear names and entities. The piece hints at a nine year timeline and warnings about forces reshaping the industry amid political shifts and international interest.
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Sritsin Tekes
Hopewell Benefit Offers Weeding Event on April 2
The Hopewell benefit announces a wormiunless weeding feature at Huppert Seabool wll Byrdeywight on April 2. The PITA Bus Labs will be held at West end Lonoke Yergur School and CMI Church between 7 40 and 8 p.m. The public is invited.
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Ea Ben Browne
Huppert
Stand Against Russia Demanded At Pan American Conference
At the ninth Pan American conference in Bogota on April 1 Chilean foreign minister Juvenal Hernandez urged a firm stand against Russia. He said Chile aligns with democracies and liberty and called for decisive action with no third option as delegates applauded.
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Bogota
Colombia
Russia
Chile
Juvenal Hernandez
Hernandez
America
Truman May Withdraw GOPs Warn of Democratic Split
Chicago April 5 Republicans grew anxious that Truman may withdraw the Democratic ticket. Rep A I Miller Neb warned that unfriendly Demo pack is undermining Truman. Warren and other GOP figures second the fear that Truman’s exit could aid MacArthur or Taft. they prefer facing Truman over a united Democrat front.
WSCS Names Officers in Final Session
The four day meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Little Rock Conference ended with officers elected. E P Galloway Little Rock president T W McCoy Benson recording secretary Fred Hargison Camden treasurer J P Carpenter Stephens pr eeation secretary T W Lovemt Gradythurnsey activetion secretary Mie Jensen Stuttgart supply work secretary Howard Johnson Little Rock secretary of literature V O Bush Warren children's work secretary Neil Hart Camden student work secretary Wilmer Lewis Magnolia secretary of the slats of Women Teland Primm Smackover Wesleyan services secretary Hanna Selly Tithe and mise stenary pe Edwards. The new officials were installed by Mrs R H Cole Magnolia this morning.
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Woman's Society of Christian Serviee Litle Rock
E. D. Galloway
Little Rock
T. W. McCoy
Bensons
Fred Hargi
Camden
J. P. Carpenter
Stephens
T. W. Lovemt
Gradythurnsey
Mie Jensen
Stuttgart
Howard Johnson
Warren
Neil Hart
Wilmer Lewis
Magnolia
Teland Primm
Smackover
Wesleyan
Hanna Selly
Pe Edwards
Union Invites Citizens to Probe Strike
New York April 1 The United Financial Banphoyse invites 21 prominent citizens to investigate dispute with the New York Stock and exchange and submit for public judgment. Letters were sent to ROA Presiding David Sarnoff and Bernard M. Baruch among others. The union seeks to broaden the inquiry into the strike and the broader public interest. Alfred Birdyn Lewis identified in official notices as involved.
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New York
United Financial Banphoyse
ALT
Ilucay
Lis Dispidu
New York Swek
Irbox
Spudlia
Kept
Union Presis
Alfred Birdyn Lewis
Andy
Sebria
the & Mer
Alford Baker Lewis
Lordacud
Podhot
Willis Bit Guth
Congress to Get Tax Cut Veto Tomorrow
President Truman plans to veto the four point eight billion dollar tax reduction bill and send a preliminary budget estimate to Speaker Martin today. White House aides say formal budget figures will be ready in ten days to two weeks as Taft notes Senate Republicans will move to consider the veto immediately.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Treasury
Snyder
Senator Barkley
Rep. Rayburn
Senate
House
James E. Webb
McGrath
D-Rd
Democratic National Committee
Charles G. Ross
Aho
Martin
Capitol
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Legion Head Denounces Wallace in UMT Debate
Washington April 1-4 James F. O’Neil commander of the 7th Legion denounced Henry A. Wallace as a Rus note and urged support for Universal Military Training. He testified before the Senate Armed Services committee on limited draft and UNMT laws to strengthen forces, arguing UMT curbs Russian expansion and that opposition stems from pro Communist influences. O’Neil, from Manchester NH, pressed a balanced program combining regular and reserve forces with air power, while stressing universal training as essential. The Rt Rev Henry Hobson of Ohio urged UMT as a path to peace, warning past wartime policies risked disaster.
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Washington
Heny A. Wallace
James F. Jon
7N Legion
O'Neil
Wallace
Senate Armed Services Committee
Henry A. Vallance
Manchester
N. H
Henry Hobson
I Wmunti
UMT
Demonstrators Boo Wallace in Brooklyn
About 500 demonstrators gathered in Brooklyn from April 1 to 4 to boo Henry A. Wallace as the Third Party presidential candidate spoke at Red Hook Schoolhouse. Police guarded Wallace as marchers chanted anti Wallace slogans and he entered and left through a side door.
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New York
Russia
Henry A. Wallace
Brooklyn
U. S
Italy
Walllace
Red Hook
Wallace
Arkansas Tax Anniversary and Early April Rural News
Little Rock reports the Arkansas Faseline tax turning 27 years old, having cost motorists 215.423 million dollars, with secretary W F Scarborough noting the anniversary in a letter to Governor Laney. Other notes include Northwest Arkansas broiler chick placements up six percent for the week ending March 27, and Arkansas farm prices on March 15 up three percent from February and six percent from a year ago, with various commodity changes.
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Little Rock
W.F. Scarborough
Oil Dealers Association of Arkansas
Laney
Lite Rock
Northwest
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
It Pays Off to Keep a Little Between You and Nature
A reflective piece on the tension between urban life and nature. The author recalls spring in the woods, laments loss of contact with the earth, and notes a farmer’s experience with deer nibbling landscaping after spending thousands on protection. He concludes with a jab at modern gadgets and endorses maintaining a buffer between humanity and the natural world.
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Hayilio
Imun
Antaeus
Grant
Pretavick Alley
Ife
Hercules
Jimmy Londos
Antacus
Andi
Theo
Ata
Congressmen Drop Spain From Aid List
Washington reports that Congressmen from the Senate and House agreed to strike Spain from nations eligible for aid. President Truman opposed the provision, calling the move unacceptable. Vandenberg said the decision rests with the 16 participating Western European nations and the conferees would reconvene to pursue full agreement on the aid bill.
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House
Spain
White House
Truman
TheSenate
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Fress
Charles G. Ross
Congressional
United States
Fulbright Seeks More Education Aid in Senate Debate
Washington reports show Senator Fulbright urging quick action on a pending bill for federal funds to state education, arguing lack of opportunities and low teacher salaries hinder the nation. Senator McMahon proposed amendments to earmark private and church schools, which were defeated, leaving states free to distribute funds without mandatory private allocations.
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Senate
McMahon
D-Conn
House
Taft
Ohio
Pulbright
D-Ark
WPI
Fulbrigate
Fulbright
Arkansas
California
Poperson
Sevgiel Russia
Commtunists
Palmos Senior Play Here Cones Howie at Palos Mish Sethvul
The Palmos Seniors present a three act comedy Here Cones Howie on Friday night April 2 at 7 43 in the Palos Mish Sethvul auditorium. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Palmos
Palms
Howie
Palos Mish Sethvul
Willing Five singers set event at CME Church Texarkana
The Willing Five singers from Texarkana will perform at the CME Negro Church on April 2 at 7 30 PM. The public is invited to attend.
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CME
Texarkana
CME Negro
Wight
Russia Bars Allied Trains From Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Russia cut off rail traffic from Berlin to the American British and French zones for two hours after rejecting Allied inspection of trains. Four trains halted at Marienborn while American and British officers refused Soviet entry. American commander Clay signaled possible air supply for Berlin. British and American trains resumed as sanctions eased. Roadblocks at Berlin’s Soviet boundaries were briefly set up to curb illegal truck moves and black market traffic.
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John
Modermott
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Marienborn
Bremerhaven
Leutenant
John Asbury
Gio Hometow
Raselens
Lucius D. Clay
Asbury
Slacl
Clay
Algady
Plenty Meat Despite Strike In Chicago Area
Despite a nationwide meat strike beginning March 16, Chicago reports ample supplies remain. Production in federally inspected plants fell to 3 percent of normal the first week, rose to 62 percent in week two, and averaged about 73 percent overall since the strike. Small packers expanded output in nonfederally imported plants. Iowa noted limited availability at premium prices. Armour and Company said most of its 13 plants run at full or limited capacity amid the disruption.
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Chicago
Iowa
NARG
Park
R H Armour and Company
Armour
Wallace and FDR Policy Bankrupt Plan Criticized
An address attacking Wallace and Roosevelt policy to curb Russia and win peace was prepared for a June meeting. The speaker urged vigorous leadership to wage peace with the vigor used in war, warning against passive U.S. entanglements and advocating decisive action for a favorable outcome.
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EE. Dewey
Truman Tuy A. Wallace
Atuikraph
Degr‘ae
Russia
United States
Ted Far
Pasteurizing Plant Proposed at Pine and Division Streets
A plan emerges to restructure a pasteurizing facility in this locality. Aubey Wilson and Joeay dairyman are mentioned as parties involved in the proposed plant at the corner of Pine and Division Streets. Further details on the project scope and timeline are not fully clear from the text.
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Aubey Wilson
Joeay Dairyman
Pine and
Divisiuy
Berlin crisis tests Soviet willingness to face Allies
Washington notes clash over Berlin control may probe Soviet resolve as officials monitor the Western powers plans and potential inspections of Allied trains between Berlin and the West. State and Defense departments say the United States will continue its responsibilities in Berlin under international accords.
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Washington
State’ Department
United States
Bénin
Lincoln
White
Depa
Capitol
Unite States
Control Council
Berlin
Congress
Berliy Lective
Peate
Rankin
D-Mlas
Ameri
Russia
Bortln
ITU Orders Renewal of Negotiations
Indianapolis April 1. ITU ordered renewal of negotiations after a court injunction. Judge Luther My Swygert barred ITU officers from engaging in anti non union activity and required locals to notify employers of withdrawal from prior demands. The injunction remains temporary pending a hearing before the Naval Labor Relations Board.
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Indianapolis
Luther My ‘Swygert
ITU
Navial Labor Relations Board
Exar Ae
Alabama Court Rules Against Nominee Law
Alabama Supreme Court declares 1946 electors law binding presidential contenders unconstitutional. Advisory opinion issued by Governor Faubus states legislature cannot dictate elector choices or force a ticket alignment. Court maintains authority over electoral process.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme
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