New Council Could Seek Basic Trade Deficit Solution
Former French premier Edouard Herriot told the opening session of the Council of Europe consulting assembly that the new council might find a basic solution to Europe’s trade deficit with the United States. He said the organization could have more luck than the ERP program and urged a broader European unity to tackle Europe’s political and social roots.
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Strasbourg
France
Edouard Herrioit
Council of Europe
United States
European Recovery Prosgram
ERP
Herriot
Council
Consultative Assembly
Permanet
Uist
European Parliament
Tterriot Lung
European Unity
Europe
Yope
Germany
Harbars
Western Europe
Beer Retailers Urged to Oust Gambling Devices
Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Dean Morley warns beer dealers to bar gambling devices such as punch boards and pinball machines. Licenses of dealers convicted of operating gambling devices will be revoked, with or without court action. Attorney General Fiske Murray notes pinball becomes gambling if cash is paid for free games, requiring evidence of payoff.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Revenue
Dean Morley
Fke Murry
Prescott News Woman's Federation Meeting and Social Notes
The Woman's Federation of the First Presbyterian church met Monday at 3 in the McRae memorial room with 17 members. The program included song, readings, Bible study, and discussions. Plans were finalized for the Diamond Jubilee celebration on Sunday, August 14 and a 75th anniversary sermon by Rev H D Nolan at U S Presbyterian Homecoming. The report lists numerous social visits and local notices including club hosting by Mrs Tom Cruse and a wide array of weekend guests and travel notes.
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Woman's Federation
Woman’s Federation
First Presbyterian Church
T He McRae
S. O. Logan
Thee
Henry Moore
T. E. Logan
T. C. McRae
Vernon Fore
Joe R. Hamilton
W. G. Bonsberg
S. C. Logan
U.S
Cruse
Tom Cruse
Lee Montgomery
Powell Morgan
Paul Buchanan
George Christopher
Frank Gilbert
Hansel Herring
Tremors Drive Ecuador Into Deeper Despair After Quake
Aug 10 Quito reports new tremors and looting by Indians amid 600 confirmed dead and about 150,000 homeless. Ambato and other cities suffer weakened walls as landslides bury workers attempting to reach Poelleu. Salasaca Indians receive shoot to kill orders. relief planes drop food to isolated towns amid ongoing aftershocks.
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Quito
Ecuador
Ec‘ucado
Andes
Ambato
Poelleu
Quilu
Pelilea
Salasaca
Salasaca Indians, Defense Minister Manuel Diaz Granados
Bolivia
Ambata
QU. 8
Air Force
Consumer Income Higher Is Report
Washington reports consumer income rose 2.6 percent in the first half of the year, boosting retail buying power to an annual rate of 119.4 billion. Personal incomes regained momentum from April to June, aided by higher farm receipts and a first factory payroll increase since last September. Publicly reported cash dividends in June were 13 percent higher, with 60 to 65 percent of all cash dividends disclosed.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Thencrease
Ment
Truman
Edwin G. NoOfirse
Commercce Department
Rejection of Tom Clark Is Asked
Washington, Aug. 10. Two former New Deal officials now linked to left wing groups urged the Senate to reject Attorney General Tom Clark’s Supreme Court nomination. O John Rogge claimed Clark lacks stature and understanding of basic constitutional freedoms, testifying at the Senate judiciary committee as a Progressive party representative. Rogge had previously served as Clark’s special assistant and was fired in 1947 over a report Clark sought to suppress.
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New Deal Administration
Senate
Genera Reh. C. Clark
Supreme Court
O. John Rogge
Clark
Fowler V. Harper
Soliicitor
Interior Department
Aarold L. Ickes
Rogge
Senate Judiciary Committee
Progressive Party
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H. H. Noten
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Jim Sloam
Jonesboro
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Richard Johnson
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George Parkis
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