Republicans Prepare Record High Budget for Off-Year Campaign
Republicans plan a historically large budget to fund the 1950 midterm campaign effort. They aim to double prior figures with TV and motion picture spending, party functions, and a new national publication budget. The finance committee will review the plan before the national committee meets.
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Bricker Plan Compromise Hits Snag
Washington report says the Bricker plan faced a major constitutional hurdle as Republican leaders and the White House eyed a compromise. Senate GOP leaders signaled conditional support if the president backs a broader treaty-making reform, with Knowland noting substantial sections would receive backing.
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Job Openings in Arkansas Decline
LE ROCK reports Arkansas employment fell in 1953 with average monthly openings about 3,400. In December 1953 7,100 fewer workers held new farm jobs than December 1952. Building and lumber sectors cut payrolls while mining dropped. metallic industries faced declines though increased government payrolls added 800 workers. One bright note was a weekly wage increase from 42.26 to 42.26?
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Prescott social events and community notices
A dense local notices roundup lists gatherings for the Presbyterian and Baptist groups, bridge club plans, choir rehearsals, and a ministerial alliance meeting. It notes birthdays, family nights, theater outing at the Nevada Theatre, and visits across Arkadelphia, Texarkana, Little Rock, and Fayetteville.
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Little Rock
Segregation Ends in 1955 for U S Posts Plan
The Defense and Health Education Welfare Departments propose ending segregation for white and Negro children at U S military posts by 1955. Details show the Welfare Department to run non state school operations in areas with bans on integrated schools. President Eisenhower directed desegregation in March, with funding asked from Congress to cover 70,000 mile federal airways system costs.
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Airlines Asked to Help With Costs
The Commerce Department asks airlines to share in reducing costs after noting airlines have faced economic pressures. Officials urge industry cooperation to ease consumer air travel expenses and stabilize the market amid rising fuel and operating costs.
Italian government estimates six million homes destroyed
The Italian government has estimated that six million dwelling units were destroyed in Italy during World War II, reflecting widespread devastation across cities and countryside and the scale of postwar reconstruction needs.
One Man Heads Two Major UN Councils
Leslie Knox Munro of New Zealand becomes the first diplomat to chair two high UN bodies at once, taking the presidency of the Security Council for a month while already leading the Trusteeship Council. He vows to restore activity after a period of inactivity and to coordinate meetings to avoid conflicts.
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Palestine tensions spark council meetings this month
Fragmentary report notes land likely connected to Jani seating and a clash between Arab country and Israel. It mentions council meetings scheduled this month to address Palestine problems and related charges.
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