Our Daily Bread on Economic Policy and Free Enterprise
A columnist critiques government price controls and policies argued by the Council of Economic Advisors. He warns against labor and capital restrictions, arguing prosperity came from free enterprise, competition, and incentives rather than centralized control and police-state measures. He contends postwar growth requires capital, risk-taking, and political restraint.
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United Press
Jabar
Areel
Pia
Washington
Fekl
Iron Fame
York
His Inc
U.S
Soviet Russia
Weilurs
Gereni
McClellan Files for He Election Nomination
Senator McClellan files for the party nomination for United States Senate by submitting pledges to Secretary Hull and paying filing fees, with party caucus backing noted. He plans to announce a formal campaign launch to the press in May after completing financial and organizational steps in Arkansas.
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McClellan
Tunneralle
Offier
United States
C. G. Hull
State
Harvey Wmus
Stateocratic Central Committee
Clay McClellan
Arkansas
United States Senate
Ding
Roundup Club Meet Draws Large Local Crowd
An event at 6 30 p m drew a large crowd as the Roundup Club held a Thursday night roundup at the park. Organizers promoted a lively evening with anticipated turnout and community participation amid light turnout for the rural county.
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Bairpark
Fragmented 19th Century Teas and Services Mentioned
A garbled OCR fragment references Rev W A Gowen addressing a group, local officials and bank officers, and a pulpy note about services at a Saenger theater. It mentions Te ai Wwnnship, Hemp A thes, Bank of Columbus officers, and a pool contest at the Anthony hotel Beaver Culé with mountain and fish imagery. The text is fragmented with many unreadable words and names.
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W. A. Gowen
Iofety Club
L Wolff
Teai
Cwevit
Pi'e
Conklin
Fazenda
Saenger
Ans Cmviesius
Bank of Columbus
Pryusidmil
G. S. Wilson
J. S. Wilson
Cash RC
Start and Assistan Hier
George Muresy Syes
Bathhouses at Municipal Pool Approved by City Council
With the swimming season near, the city council approved purchasing equipment and hiring a contractor to build bathhouses at the Fairpark Municipal pool. A permanent tire bathhouse is planned to be ready by the May opening. The pool is ready and work depends on contractor availability. The council also passed an ordinance requiring special approval for industrial construction in residential areas after residents near Divis ion and Pine Streets urged a pasteurizing plant be built nearby. Aubrey Wilson, a local dairyman, was granted a permit last week for a milk pasteurizing plant. The group agreed to donate 109 to the VFW to complete payment for a portable iron lung, with the county agreeing to match. The Water and Light Plant Manager discussed reducing rates for air conditioning, and the council will hire a specialist to develop an air conditioning rate. The council will cooperate with civic clubs on entrance signs, and gate receipts for the Merchants Softball team were referred to the Park Committee. Permission was given to Coach Nolan Tolet to fence the ball diamond stands for fan protection. Proposals for electrical lines south of Shover Springs were referred to C. 0. Thomas.
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Fairpark Municipal Pool
Board of Public Ratiairs
Hempstead
Water and Light Plant Manager Co
Thomas
Council
Fred Robinson
Merchants
Nolan Tolelt
Annexation Issue Passes With 86 Votes Cast
In yesterday's general election less than 160 ballots were cast with 81 in favor of annexing a large area east of North to the City of Hope and five opposed. The measure moves to the county court for hearing and approval before final city council passage, potentially adding 200 to 400 residents. Nominated officials include City Attorney John P. Vesey and City Recorder Mrs. Charles Reynerson, along with Aldermen Dale Jones Joe Jones Bo Cain and Harvey Barr and Trustees Charles Wylie Robert LaGrone J. Pat Diffie and W. W. Compton, with ward tallies showing mixed results.
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City Recorder
Charles Reynerson
Dale Jones
Joe Jones
Bo Cain
Harvey Barr
Charles Wylie
Robert LaGrone
J. Pat Diffie
W. W. Compton
Warz
Ware
Tovel
March police activities report by City Chief Tate
The March police activities summarize arrests for drunks, speeding, assault and battery, gambling, untaxed liquor, concealed weapons, blocking sidewalks, and other traffic violations. Investigations ongoing include arrests from the previous month, with several cases to be tried or continued. Cash bonds and fines totaled $1,186 and overall collections reached $374,530 with other items including crash hauling and fingerprint records.
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W. 1
Tate
Oss
Brunk
Mark le
Maret Oncicncrninen
Oenner
Tuesday Hottest Day of Season at 84 Degrees
A local record lists Tuesday as the hottest day of the season with a high near 84 degrees. The day reached a low around 60 degrees, marking a warm trend with a previous high of 82 degrees on March 20.
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Hees Yy
Wits
LaGrone and Franks Elected to School Board Posts
Robert LaGrone was re elected as Hope School Board president and Clifford Franks was renominated secretary in a routie session of the group at night in a meeting that reshaped local governance. The brief session named new officers and reaffirmed leadership roles among board members.
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LaGrone
Franks
Robert LaGrone
Hope School Board
Clifford Pranks
Mack Devire
Snyder Top Speaker at Red River Meeting
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder spoke at the Red River Valley Improvement Association in Shreveport Louisiana on April 7. He urged tax policy to serve permanent national interests, criticized a recent income tax cut as harmful to solvency and economic security, and warned against hasty tax reductions before determining total outlays and foreign aid needs. He called for prudent budgeting, debt reduction, and cautious public spending.
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Shreveport
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Red River Valley Improvement Association
Congress
Tha Redoury
Barger
Reserve Officers to Meet April 8 at VFW Hut
Reserve officers of Kmnp sipad County are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday April 1943 at 7:45 pm at the VFW Hut. A supper will be served and a film about the Nove mendy Tywasion will be shown. Local officials will present updates on Universal Traine and the Jyilitarian. Attendees arriving by transport should meet at Uy Disrerel Cafe at 7:45 pm.
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Dow Mempstead Coutly
United States
Kmnpsipad
Col
Sawallish
Twniversal Traine
Jyilitarian
Tastis
Roy Ulliver
Shold Ie
Uy Disrerel
Stassen Tops Wisconsin Delegates In GOP Primary Fight
Harold Stassen wins a smashing victory in Wisconsin as he leads in Milwaukee and statewide delegate contests. MacArthur bids struggle with Stassen for seven at large delegates while Dewey earns no delegates. The count shows Stassen ahead in district races and observers speculate on MacArthur quitting the race.
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Milwaukee
Harold HE
Stassen
Wisconsin
Douglas MacArthur
Ilis
MacArthur
BlacArthur
Milwaukee County
Stass
Walter Jd. Kohler, Jr
Law Stassen
George Greeley
Fred R. Zimmerman
Miller
R-Neb
Washington
Wisonsin
Lansing Hoyt
Hoyt
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Thomas J. Dewey
Goa
New York
Dewey
Arkansas flood control work recommended in House committee
Expenditures for multiple flood control projects in Arkansas and adjacent areas were recommended by the appropriations subcommittee and move to the full committee. Major item is 24 002 000 dollars for Bull Shoals reservoir on the White River, with House and Senate adjustments listed for many reservoirs and levees across Arkansas. A separate note mentions Yates Pool oil production in western Texas from 1926 data.
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Washington
Arkansas
As Penis
Bull Sheets
White River
House
Red River
Denison Dam
Bayou Bodeau
Worfork
Bull Shoals
Narrows
Blakiey Mountain
Nimrod
Crawford County
Carden Bottom
Morriston
Conway County
Little Rock
Little Hock
Senate
Mississippi
Overton-Red River
Louisiana
T the
Yates Pool
Texas
Sid Caesar Turns Machine Age Gags Into Broadway Hit
New York on April 7 Sid Caesar a leading comedian of the machine era rose from a $17 weekly theater doorman to star in Make Mine Manhattan. He performs “double talk” imitating subway turnstiles and a hand grenade, and is developing a skit about the life of a White-walled tire. He stresses voice training and daily gym work to protect his singing voice, while crafting machine age material and penny slot machines for his act.
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New York
Sid Caesar
Sid
Manhattan
Ubie Scones
Cindy's
Cal
Gulard
Giume
Lesnis
wWoan
Sido
Mos Liehiasa
Isin Tury
Nely
Honor Roll Students for Both Junior and Senior High School Announced
The nine weeks honor roll for Tunior and Seniorth School was announced by Principal Ki. E. Baker. The list includes both A and B honor roll students with grades across 6th through 12th, naming multiple students by grade and including a mix of first and last names.
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Tunior
Ki. E. Baker
Billy Gentry
Ann Housioy
Audrey Light
Jan Moses
Mary Beth Routon
Barbara Taylor
Jacqueline Hicks
Jacqueline Holt
William Henry Martin
Marilyn Shiver
Caroline Hawthorne
Wilma Coigman
Nina Lee Harris
Carolyn
Marth Osborne
Jewell Dale Pruitt
Ronald Richards
Frances Weisenberger
Jack White
Nelda Jo Thompson
Polly Jo Compton
Lou Ahn Barr
James Watson Compton
Herbert Dougan
Richard Duffie
Charlotte Hovbs
Joy Kennedy
Monty Monts
Margaret Moran
Laquita Garner
Charlene Rogers
Eugene Smiley
Nolin Stanford
Charlotte Tarpley
Marjorie Nell Warren
Dorothy Bullock
Council Urges Standby Rationing and Wage-Price Controls
President Truman’s Council of Economic Advisers today urged standby rationing and wage price controls as more necessary than three months ago. Chairman Edwin G Nourse and others presented the quarterly report to Truman and signaled potential cabinet discussion Friday. The council favored immediate selective controls and warned against broad new curbs unless inflationary pressures demand them.
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Washington
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin G. Nourse
Nourse
U. S
Russia
Congress
Wolcatt
R-Miebt
House Barking Committee
White House
Guernsey Junior Class Play Set for Thursday
Guernsey junior class to present a school play Thursday in the high school auditorium under Florence Bartley. Wyndolene Campbell plays Lite Nari, an uneducated but decent heroine, with Doyle Maywards Ned Blake and Dale Markettys as villains and Paul Downst as the lighthouse keeper. Curtain time is 140, with acts by Arkaneis Play Boys and local entertainers for accompaniment.
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Apap
Guernsey
Igh Selwal
Mes
Florence Barttey
Lite
Wyndolene Campbell
Nandsane
Ned Blake
Doyle Maywerds
Crafly
Fojun Jin
Adeatselin
Pacu
Arkaneis Plawboys
Joes
Venting Lee
Paul and
Avis Mawis
Irit Givensey Sebuul
July Medtuy
Court Asked to Drop Order to End Coal Strike
WashingtonApril7 John L Lewis asked a federal court to throw out an order requiring him to end the coal strike A hearing was set for Monday before Judge T Alan Goldsborough who fined Lewis for contempt in a prior strike The government planned to seek a contempt citation for ignoring the order and to request a preliminary injunction to replace the restraining order The petition contends the Taft Hartley act national emergency provisions are invalid The case centers on the union and operators negotiations hinted earlier but progress appeared unlikely The Justice Department prepared papers for action pending Clark's guidance and a show down on enforceable terms
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Washington
John L
Lewis
Dudge T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Justice Department
United Mine Workers
Department
Matthew
F. McGuire
UMWA
Harison Combs
Combs
Clark
Justice McGuire
Tier
Reds Losing Ground in Italy Campaign Says Observer
An American observer reports the Communists are losing ground in Italy ahead of April 1 parliamentary elections. He cites timing of anti Communist drives and speculation over Trieste's return, plus threats to the Marshall Plan causing splits in the Italian General Labor Confederation.
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Rome
Anvil
Laily
Amer
Italy
Trieste
Thaly
Russia
United States
Labor Confederation
I ‘He
Geminities
Confederation
Ecooimiliea
Groly
Mulia
Berlin crisis reports strand in tense four power talks
A Soviet move to form a four power Berlin governing body is noted alongside British and American reactions. Reports claim Russia snubbed fuel and housing committees while expanding traffic controls between Berlin and Soviet zones. Der Tagesspiegel cites German limits, Ber Zeitung notes possible welcome if neg controls restrain tensions. The piece emphasizes the core union remains unchanged despite bluffs. Continued on page two.
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Boul Pepin
Alec Ision
Berlin
Kommaldantura
Germ
der Tagesspieg
Thaly
Blufé
Tringpart Bver
Phe
Asgur
Mion
Commis
Military School Student Probed in Slaying
Detectives questioned numerous faculty and students at Bolles Military School after the body of nurse Mrs Ann Lewis was found in the infirmary, badly beaten and set afire. Investigators said she had been raped and beaten to death with a heavy glass ash tray, with blood near the scene. Officers sought her former husband and questioned staff as cadets, many away on spring vacation, were brought in for questioning. The Florida Military Academy site overlooks the St Johns River, dating to 1933.
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Jacksonville
Plasv
Dea
Aia
Ann Lewis
Bgs
Fasable Bolles
W. Lewis
Chicago
Cosme' Anlesmany
Gene Griffin
Sheriff's Office
Griffin
Lewis
Th S Chool
Mark Bradley
Athl
Py Pass
Tropic Shrubnery
St. Johns River
Pic
Florida
Tt Inter
Florida Militaryademy
Boiles School
Clay Approves Wage Hike for German Workers
Berlin reports that Lucius Day announced approval in principle of a general wage increase for German workers in the American zone. The U S military governor authorized joint negotiating machinery with unions and employers to set wage rates, with Clay acting to secure four power approval after prior efforts failed.
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Berlin
Lucius Day
Hom
U. S
O Clay
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