Wilson resigns over mobilization dispute and steel wage crisis
The article details Wilson quitting amid disagreement with government wage control for steel workers. It notes fears that price boosts would follow, speaks to Truman’s advisers and industry views, and cites Irving Olds arguing price controls fail to curb inflation, worsen shortages, and hamper production.
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Bodies of American servicemen recovered in two crashes
TokyoApril The Far East Air Force said bodies of one crew member were recovered from a Beao Superfort crash 40 miles northeast of sin during a violent rain storm. Another crew member is presumed dead as the bomber en route to Bori Korea with a full load of moswey i. The Air Force also located two crew members of a B26 that crashed into the sea near the Heures tip of Japan.
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British. Find Atom overs British in London paper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a London newspaper item with unclear wording and several garbled phrases. The readable bits reference British topics and a round about bases, with no clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a summary.
Kiwanis Spring Conference Held Here by Missouri Arkansas District
Mitchell Sparks, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Division XIV, leads theKiwanis International Spring Conference today at Hotel Barlow. Attendees include Kiwanis clubs from Camden, El Dorado, Magnolia, Prescott, Hot Springs, and Hope with guests District Secretary Linus Bartels and Governor Earl Collins. The program features panel discussions on liberty, youth and adult involvement, and public affairs, followed by a banquet at Ope High School Cafeteria with Gov. Collins as speaker.
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Camden Club
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Fast Lieu
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Cape Guardeau
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Wanted Out of Army Kills Officer in Texas
In Lampasas Texas a cook’s helper, Pvt Michael F Kunak 19 of Baltimore Maryland, said he killed 2nd Lt Harold Williamson to escape the Army using a home made brass rod bullet. He claimed intent to get out and awaited military police as officers and reporters watched. Kunak, held without charges outside military territory, will be sent for mental exam.
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Kimak
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Wilameon
Bay of Heer
Mooney
Fun Fortune Part of Show at Saenger
Readable fragments describe a Saenger show with Fun Fortune as part of the program. Details are limited but indicate entertainment and a local venue listing.
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Saenger
War No Closer Stalin Tells Editors
Russian Premier Josef Stalin told American editors World War will not be closer than it was two or three years ago. A message received in New York today answered questions from the editors, indicating no imminent shift in the wartime alignment or urgency.
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Josef Stdlin
Presbyterians to Study Plans for New Church
The First Presbyterian Church will hold a congregational meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday to consider plans for erecting a new church and Sunday school. The event urges members to attend and support the important meeting aimed at educational buildings.
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Chancery and Circuit Court Schedule Drafted
Hempstead Chancery will meet April 3 for remonstrance hearings and Circuit Court will convene April 7. Judge James H. Pillinton will preside as the sessions prepare to open.
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District Officials Take Part in Kiwanis Conference
District Kiwanis officials from Missouri Arkansas travel to Cape Girardeau for the Spring Conference with Dr Earl A Collins as principal speaker. Bartels and Collins are highlighted as leaders in education and Kiwanis work across 22 Southeast Missouri counties and state districts.
Holt poised to run for governor in Arkansas race
In Little Rock events point to multiple candidates entering the 1952 gubernatorial race. Former Attorney General Jack Holt is preparing an announcement likely to be released Saturday night. Chancellor Frances Cherry of Jonesboro is also considering a bid, with a close associate indicating the judge is leaning toward entering the race. Attorney General Murry said he will not seek a third term, clearing the field for new contenders.
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Arteangas
Jack Holt
Frances Cherry
Jonesboro
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Murry
Combat Pay Hike Faces Senate-House Clash
Washington April 1 A popular proposal would add 845 a month in combat pay to more than 12 million service members. Veteran lawmakers say the plan will likely die in the Senate-House conference committee after brief parliamentary maneuvering. The bill then moves to the House which had approved a larger cost of living boost earlier. no House action was taken on combat pay.
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Uniformed Services
Future world pressures fuel grandfathers worry
By Hal Boyle, April 1 report outlines anxieties about overpopulation and resource strain. The piece cites rising U.S. population growth, increased food demand, and forecasts of needing millions more cattle, hogs, sheep, and milk cows to sustain future generations, amid debates on whether Earth can support added prosperity.
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Miroushout
Rotation Plan Slowup Won't L Affect Guards
A new rotation plan in Korea reduces the impact on guards and draftees. Soldiers in front line battalions may go home after 10 months, while those at major headquarters or in Seoul can stay about 18 months. About 20,000 troops will return home monthly under the system, with National Guardsmen among those affected.
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Morris Faces New Outburst From McGrath Washington
Corruption hunter New Darontly faced rdw tebulf today. would force ing for the Juntles Departeent fell Morris the names and advenses of its top officiala reporting to hi m heving forms for front ofgov otary keen io lonnaire and lt deta aire.
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Morris
Shanhouse workers reject CIO bid at Magnolia plant
Employees at Shanhouse garment factory in Magnolia Arkansas rejected the Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO bid for jurisdiction. The election, held under National Labor Relations Board supervision, produced 84 for CIO 36 against and one challenged ballot with a later conference to resolve the challenge.
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Netherlands Queen Joins United States Visit
April 1? Queen Juliona of the Netherlands travels to Washington for a three day state visit. She expresses gratitude for American aid and aims to discuss metal contacts and ongoing cooperation with the United States.
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