Indirect Method to Halt Asia's Communism Debated
Dewitt Mackenzie notes a two fisted stance on deterrence and disarmament. He argues war would threaten the world, urges indirect strategies to curb communism, and highlights Turkey and Greece as pivotal in the Mediterranean balance of power. The piece discusses Turkey's strategic value, funding for its military, and the impact of King George II's death on regional leadership.
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Dewitt Mackkenzie
Michigan
Foreign Affairs
United Tes
Soviet Union
America
Warussia
U.S.A
Russia
Awford
Europe
United. Statestment
Greece
Turkey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mediterranean
Edwin C. Wilson
U. S
Wilson
Dardanelles Strait
Dardanelles
Asia
Africa
Truman
Ankara
Hitler
Blakan Peninsula
Middle East
Balkan
George
Paul
Philadelphia
United Nations
Eric Johnston
United Nations Council of Philadelphia
U. S8
Champper
Commerce
Johnston
U. N
United States
Motion Picture Association of America
Unesco
Food and Agricultural Organization
International Labor Organization
International Bank
International Monetary Fund
Portraits and Photo Copies by W R Hernjon Photographer
W R Hernjon, photographer, offers portrait and commercial photography services. Located on the second floor near the First National Bank, contact by phone 493 for photo copies and portraits.
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W.r.hernjon
1St National Bank
Southern Baptist radio speakers named for three months
In Atlanta on April 1 the Southern Baptist convention radio commission announced the speakers for its Sunday morning broadcasts on a south wide network. The April to June lineup features Junie, Dr. Bruce H Price of Beech Street Baptist Church Texarkana Arkansas Little Rock and others. The program theme is Christ the Answer and airs at 730 a m CST.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention Radio Commission
Junie 1
Bruce H. Price
Beech Strack Baptist Church
Texarkana
Truman vows to push Lilienthal for atomic post
Washington reports President Truman remains resolved to push David E. Lilienthal for head of the Atomic Energy Commission despite Senate demands for withdrawal. Senate leaders claim enough votes exist to confirm while defeating a Bricker push to send the nomination back to committee. House action on rent control may be delayed until after Easter.
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Washington
White House
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Senate
Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
John W. Bricker
House Unamerican Activities Committee
John McDowell
Jesse P. Wolcott
House Banking Committee
Michigan Republican
Appropriations
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations ‘Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
Cannon
Chamber
Senator Bricker
Ohio
FBI
Commission
David Lilienthal
Hawkes
Bricker
Mr. Lilienthal
Cule
Couniellonus
Satterfield Becomes State FHA Director in Arkansas
Satterfield Jr. former Little Rock mayor today assumed duties as State director of the Federal Housing Administration succeeding W S Daniel. Daniel resigned yesterday to enter private business. Little Rock April 1. Postal receipts for the quarter ended yesterday were 395806 an increase of 36103 over 1946. Acquisition of outfielder William Sinton from Cincinnati announced by Little Rock baseball club. Sinton hit .294 in 62 games with Birmingham last year.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Aubrey Gates
State Extension Service
White County
Ewilda M. Robinson
William Sinton
Birmingham
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Sinton
Arkansas
Baise
Moscow
Marshall
Council of Foreign Ministers
United States
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Potsdam
Molotov
Inflation Note from Kansas City on Giraffe Prices
William T. A. Cully, director of the Swope Park Zoo, notes rising costs as a New York firm says giraffe prices have surged from 4,000 to 20,000 dollars. With zoos abroad reentering markets, East Africa hunters report price hikes of about five hundred percent for fine specimens.
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Kansas City
William T. A. Cully
Swope Park Zoo
New York
Meems Brothers & Ward
South America
Europe
East Africa
Senior Cadets Dismissed At A and M College
Collde Station Tex April 1 Army officers dismissed 13 senior cadet officers from the military corps and ordered punishments for 17 more while three were found innocent. Hearings began yesterday and will continue as about 140 cadet officers are heard. The proceedings followed a no confidence vote by seniors against two leaders. Cadets faced penalties including ROTC contract revocation and campus restrictions. Cadets may appeal to a faculty panel. In Austin the Senate urged a joint legislative investigation of A and M conditions.
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Collde Station
Tex
Army
Texas
A and M College
Military Corps
Guy S. Meloy, Jr
Austin
Senate
A and M
Washington
Associated Press
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
U. N
Ohher
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Connally
D-Tex
United States Action
We U.N
Murray
D-Mont
Annes
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Monarchists denounce Franco plan for monarchy restoration
In Madrid, April 1, monarchist quarters condemn Franco’s plan to restore the monarchy as totally unacceptable. The proposal creates a regency, keeps Franco as chief of state for life, imposes monarch qualifications, and preserves Franco regime laws and agencies. Don Juan, in exile in Lisbon, is awaited for a statement as crowds gather for today’s parade.
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Frank Breese
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Franco
Cortes
Generalissimo
Don Juan
Lisbon
Juan
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Untitled Fragment From an Old War Era Note
A fragmented OCR reading mentions Syria, a basin, a station, and unnamed figures. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, producing a vague, documentary-style note about travel through a dirt path and a distant station. No clear events or identities can be confirmed.
Public Interest Clarifies Tax Probe and Justice Rights
A garbled report discusses tax investigations led by Collector Manning, referencing a WHA income issue and a Justice Chiani matter. It mentions a $24,600 figure, client probes, and March deadlines, with unclear connections among individuals and actions in a public interest context.
Fragmentary notice on state clair claim and funds
A garbled OCR read describes a state clair claim under acts of Commonwealth law. It mentions an escheator and notices served by a claimant, with references to money, funds, and possible Treasury involvement, but details are unclear due to text corruption. Named entities are partially legible but identification remains uncertain.
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David W
Desimens Naandst
Commonwealth
Iain Lisherman
Ryan
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U. S. Congress
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Harry W. Shiver
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Hazel Shepard
Kelso Journey
L. W. Brown
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Young Democrats of Arkansas
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Young Land County
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