Profs Debate Legal Balance in Equal Responsibility
Pie Ray Adee, Kansas State College two mile track star, heard a prowler in his fraternity house kitchen and chased him but the thief outran him carrying a chicken, potatoes, milk, and dish. The remark notes a middle of the road approach and urges equal responsibility under the law.
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Truman
Manhattan
Kas
Pie Ray Adee
Kansas State College
Adee
Harrison
David Dyer
Oklahoma City
Milton Beach
Oskaloosa
Kan
Roy Baker Jr
Dyer
Beach
M. H. Young
Kansas
L. W. Hyden
Arnold Gregory
Lucille Jackson
Hyden
Oklahoma
Congress debates funds for Southwestern Power Administration
Washington faces a renewed battle over extra appropriations for the Southwestern Power Administration. The agency seeks a long range 200 million program for power plants and transmission, while House action proposes only 3.9 million to maintain operations and build limited rural lines. Speaker Rayburn urges 7.1 million for linking hydro projects across Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma with the SPA aiming for 8 million more next year. Private power firms threaten opposition to any further spending, while rural electric cooperatives in Missouri and Oklahoma back expansion to secure power at reasonable rates.
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Congress
Southwestern Power Administration
House
Senate
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Rayburn
D-Tex
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
REA
Americans Spend Record 127 Billion On Goods In 1946
Americans spent a record 127 billion dollars on goods and services in 1946, averaging over 3900 per person. The Commerce Department noted total spending rose 21 billion from 1945, with higher prices and a larger volume of sales. Durable goods and services led gains, and auto purchases exceeded 1943 levels by 2.5 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Labor groups debate new U.S. labor law shape
Washington readers note a coming Congress shift to a new labor code with compulsory arbitration as a focal point. Proposals aim to curb union leverage while preserving dispute resolution, with taft and Ball among GOP critics. Lewis coalition plans a coal strike pause, Taft warns against eliminating strikes.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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House
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Clifford Case
New Jersey
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Massachusetts
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Maine
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Sptirts
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Vandenberg
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Neb
Commerce Post
Tobey
R-Nh
Millikin
U S Army revises Japan quake and wave casualties
The U S Army raised Japan disaster totals to 4650 dead or missing and 400 more than earlier reports. Killed, injured and missing figures from Japanese authorities were surpassed for the first time. U S forces expanded aid, housing destroyed homes to 18262 and shipments resumed to Shikoku regions.
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Shikoku
Crawford Sams
MacArthur
U.S
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eichelberger
U. Eighth Army
Antartic fog delays Highjump initial air operations
Aboard U 3.5 Mt Olympus Byrd Expedition the polar mission faces impenetrable fog halting exploratory flights over Victoria Land. Slendersom Currituck relay word to Mag ship as helicopters and flying boats await clear skies. Radar tests on Henderson mark a milestone in polar wind analysis.
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Onouralions
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Ross Sea
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Mi. Olympus
Adin
Richard Cruzen
Economic clash over wage rise hits mass production
James Thrasher argues that CIO and industry leaders focus on wages and profits while neglecting the public, warning Detroit’s mass production may falter. He notes prewar car prices versus today and predicts 1947 output around three million despite reduced demand, urging focus on public welfare over wage battles.
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CLO
Americin Manuacturers Association
CIO
United States
Willy
Detroit
America
Arkansas Hospital Scrutiny Prompts Legislator Action
Little Rock December 28 A United Press survey shows Arkansas lawmakers rank the state hospital for nervous diseases among top problems. Rep Dick Wright plans a post‑session check while Gov Laney questions grand jury authority. Senators Maner and Butler push revenue shifts to fund reform.
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Arkadelphia
General Assembly
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Harold C. Sadler
Rison
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
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Board of Control
L. B. White Af Benton
Ini
Ben Laney
United Press
Arkansas
Ernest Maner
Hot Springs
J. Butler
Forrest City
Maner
Joint Budget Committee
State Welfare
Butler
Jonny S. Mosby
Lepanto
Ark
F E. J. Butler
Mosby
House
N. M. Norton
Portrest City
Laud Payne
Piggoott
Miled Press
Treasury
Ada Milling Company to Acquire Building in Ada OK
The Ada Milling Company negotiates purchase of the McRae Implement Co. building at Fourth and Louisiana, beside the Arkansas and Louisiana Railway. Final papers expected today with plans to open a large warehouse serving a wide area. Hope salesmen will run routes, using a direct rail link from mills in Oklahoma. Warehouse to begin operation soon after year start. McRae plans to move into a new building ready January 1 across the tracks.
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Ada
Oklahoma
McRae Implement Co
Fourth
Louisiana
Arkansas & Louisiana Railway
Comany
Satesmmen
Hope
McRae Implement Company
US Argentine relations reviewed by veteran envoy Mes sersmith
Substituting for MacKenzie, Norman Carignan reports in Washington that veteran diplomat George Messersmith, ambassador to Buenos Aires, has ideas on how policy toward Argentina should be handled. His views reportedly differ from those of Assistant Secretary Spruille Braden, who oversees Latin American relations.
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Washington
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White House
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Argentina
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Maine
New Orleans
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Braden
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State Department
Farrell-Peron
Mr. Brewster
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Norman Carignan
MacKenzie
George Messersmith
TWS
Buenos Aires
Argonda
Spruille Braden
Latin
Amerca
States Department
Ias
United States
van Domingo
Peru
Messersmith
Byrnes
South Carolina
U.S
Hull
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Advocates of Labor Change Stress Speed
A trio of articles notes advocates pressing for faster labor reform with emphasis on swift implementation and measurable impacts. Key figures highlight union support and policy milestones while warning against delays that could hinder economic momentum.
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