09 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1951
Page
1
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Eisenhower heads to Germany this afternoon to oversee an invasion and train allied forces. He will visit SHAPE headquarters and supervise preparations with field commanders as he plans to meet with British and American units and discuss operations in central Europe.
In a presidential reorganization push, Hickenlooper urges abolishing RFC and forming a new board to oversee national financial policy, arguing current structures hinder stability and growth. Opposition critics warn of disruption and risk to existing programs.
Amid thawing rivers in Minnesota, residents flee flood waters and evacuate in towns like Mankato as the Minnesota and other rivers threaten rising levels. Officials urge caution. volunteers bolster dikes while surrounding states monitor conditions. Damages are estimated with warnings extending to Fargo and Moorhead as the region braces for crest levels.
McMath seeks restored emergency funds and civil defense cash, but lawmakers balked earlier. The governor now requests 40 000 for emergency funds after 200 000 and 20 000 for civil defense, plus 1 500 000 for welfare deficits and 400 000 for debt repairs and hospital costs. Other items include 124 000 for boys industrial school, 175 000 for the Negro blind school, 3 500 000 to finish the Coliseum at Little Rock livestock grounds, and 25 000 for University of Arkansas medical school scholarships. The plan faces stiff legislature opposition amid tax and education funding battles.
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