Senate investigation rebukes party chairs over propriety
A Senate investigations subcommittee rebuked Democratic National Committee head William Myle Jr. and Republican National Committee chair Guy C. Gabrielson for conduct deemed improper. The report stresses officials must avoid acts that appear wrong and cites Gabrielson’s RFC loan to Carthage Hydrocol, Inc. as an example.
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Mining Claims Go Before Court in Arkansas Case
In Garland County Chancery Court a dispute over an estimated 2 to 4 million dollars in barite mining claims from Henderson estate unfolds. Plaintiffs allege Henderson was mentally incompetent when signing over claims to National Lead Co and others, seeking royalties on payments made to Boehm Cazort and Witt.
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Los Angeles
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Babysitters' Spree Brings Trouble
A New York licensing dispute stems from a babysitting spree by three teenagers Roberta McCauley Eileen Jeffrey and Marilyn Curry who spent 918000 at a Latin Quarter party while babysitting at a physician's home. Authorities consider liquor license violations and party activity prompting regulatory scrutiny and potential penalties.
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Massachusetts
Roberta McCauley
Eileen Jeffrey
Marilyn Curry
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Jose Ie
Gifts Flow to Highway State Executives
Road contractor Ernest Freshour testified that he paid W M Treadwell of Morriston a $10 850 commission on crushed rock for a Pope county project. Freshour said the 70 cent trick rental was suggested to raise bid figures to secure the job, with bids rising from 1800 to cover the extra. He noted the state paid Fresher Bros $2 50 per cubic yard while a rival price was $1 50 per ton and said he was the sole bidder after a change in plans. He also testified he delivered three checks for the trick rental and later gave a $1 000 campaign contribution to Gov McMath at the urging of Treadwell.
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Impropriety Report Sparks Senate Controversy in 1947
Washington reports a Senate Investigations Subcommittee finding criticism of Republican national chairman for conduct not illegal or immoral but giving the appearance of impropriety. The panel cited ties to American Lithfold Corp and its president as seeking to build political influence, while denying improper influence by Gabrielson in other negotiations.
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Ibe
Its a Penalty Now if You Didn't Buy Auto Tags
The text notes a $3 penalty every 10 days if automobile tags are not purchased by midnight January 31. The penalties accrue until they equal the tag cost. Revenue department workers report about 2,700 tags issued in Hempstead County and city tag sales around 3,200 per city treasurer Charles Reynerson.
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Truck Drivers Strike Hits South and Midwest
About 20,000 APL truck drivers in 15 Southern and Midwest states walked out, paralyzing freight operations across much of the eastern half of the country. The AFL Teamsters ordered long hauls out at midnight from roughly 600 companies, with the Federal Mediation Service monitoring the situation.
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W. M. Miller
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Elly
Russia Named Treaty Breaker by United Nations Vote
Paris Feb 1947 The UN General Assembly backed an American led resolution labeling Russia a treaty breaker for failing to honor the 1945 Friendship Pact with Nationalist China. The vote was 25 to 9 with 24 abstentions and two absent as nations split over the rebuke.
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Five Persons Die in Arkansas Traffic Accidents
Five people died in Arkansas traffic accidents reported this week. The incidents involved multiple vehicles and occurred in different counties, highlighting ongoing roadway dangers and prompting officials to urge cautious driving.
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Cigarette Tax Cutback Is Ordered
Washington reports a two cent per package cigarette price cut in Arkansas starting March 1. The Office of Price Stabilization issued the order to harmonize with neighboring states and avoid discrimination. Prices drop from 24 26 cents to 22 24 cents per pack. carton minimum remains $2.93.
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Greatest Invention Claim Shaped by Britannica
Britannica declares the method of preserving food as possibly history’s greatest invention. The assertion frames a milestone in preserving perishables and transforming daily life through practical science.
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Mothers Polio March Nets $975 Report Incomplete
Hope Mothers held their patio march last night and early reports show a collection totaling $015, bringing Hempstead's deposited to date to $2,805. Several rural areas have yet to contribute, with a total expected to exceed $1,000. Funds from special programs and coins from downtown movers are pending. Saturday night at Hotel Batlow a benefit dance will add proceeds to the polio drive, starting at eight o'clock.
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Car Abandoned By Check Artist Stolen in Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Police report a car abandoned by an unidentified man who tried to pass bad checks in Emmet and Prescott. The vehicle, stolen September 30 in Oklahoma City, carried the plate Corbit Young. The man, described as 30 to 95 years old, fled on foot after being stopped in Prescott.
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Waiting for a Bus Notes by Hal Boyle in New York
A Hal Boyle column monologues on waiting for a bus, observing pedestrians, canes, dogs, and city life with humorous, wandering thoughts. The piece veers through reflections on manners, crowd behavior, weather, and encounters, ending with casual musings on people’s reactions to the day.
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New York
Opinions Vary on Dismissal of Primaries
Washington reports vary on President Truman’s stance against presidential primaries with Stassen and Warren criticizing the system while Smathers and Douglas urge expansion. Kefauver remains in New Hampshire as the sole strong Democratic entrant after McMahon withdraws. Page Two continues.
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Accident Toll of Nation Reports Rising Casualties
A fragmented report details nationwide accident tolls with rising injuries and fatalities. Officials note broad impacts on transportation and public safety, urging improved infrastructure and response measures.
South Western Telephone Co Seeks Major Rate Hikes
Prescott and Blevins alongside the South Western Associated Telephone Co applied to raise residential rates by 40 percent and business rates by 60 percent. Serving 10 Arkansas exchanges, the proposed increase totals 280,444 dollars effective March 2 after a Public Service Commission review. Exchanges listed include Augusta, Blevins, Colton Plant, Marvell, McCrory, Prescott, Texarkana, Waldo, Waterloo and Wheatley.
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Communists Push for Fewer Postwar Inspections in Korea
Panmunjom Feb 1 UP Communists demand sharp cuts in post armistice Korea inspections. They seek fewer ports of entry and fewer neutral teams, challenging U N plans for 40 inspection teams and 16 behind each Ally. Allied staff report minor differences on the blueprint while key disputes on airlift and entry points remain unsettled.
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Grath Names Morris to Lead Government Integrity Drive
Washington on February 1 General J Howard Grath announced Newbold Morris of New York as head of a federal push to clean up government corruption. Morris, a lawyer, will assist the attorney general and report to President Truman amid investigations into graft. Grath pledged full support and urged rapid action to restore public trust.
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