Death Toll Mounts From Severe Weather Across States
The storm’s aftermath leaves nine reported dead in Arkansas and surrounding states. Cold blanketed areas from Arkansas to Georgia. radio outages limited communications while road conditions slowly improved in Alabama and Louisiana. Coroners tie several deaths to heart failure or exposure as authorities note isolated outages and stranded residents amid the ongoing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar Heavisr
Alroteh
Arkannae
Georgia
Alabama
Niahway
Lousiana
Arkivage
Towndaaad
Mississinpaioo
Arkangon
Youre
Frod
Homane
Fort Brilch
Tole Priday
Jaros Tohnagh
Willian C. Walker
Washington County
Corcher
Edmond Watson
Howe
Walker
Mataon
Als Dole
Miskiaaippi County
WcMullen
Maddford Deating
Wage Increases Policy Shifts Stave Off Labor Tension
Wage stabilization moves by the Wage Stabilization Board draw back on broad wage boosts as employers gain limited approval to pay across service length and job promotions. The board also approves differential pay for transfers and higher pay for certain quake-related duties, amid price controls and defense production pressures. The piece notes ongoing economic controls affecting retailers, coal, and consumer costs, with officials signaling continued careful supervision of wages and price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantington
ANG
Closale
Ninw
Awage. Board
Todustelow
Goa
Tax Plan Insufficient Amid Defense Spending Debate
Washington report from 1945 covers lawmakers railing at President Truman’s proposed tax plan. Rep. Cannan says $6.8 billion more won’t fund defense. Sen. George D. uses the plan to argue a second tax bill may be needed. Senate figures predict adjustments to meet ongoing wartime costs and structural changes to wage-price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Hala
Cannan
D-Mal
Ocinion
Rudéla
Rny
House
Presbyterian Hour Broadcast and Local Notices in Prescott
Community announcements cover February radio programs from Pres byterian and Red River Baptist associations, church events, a Rotary Club luncheon talk led by J Bryan Rich, and Prescott area notices. Also reported are Ne vada County Fair officers elected, dates set for September 19 20 and 21, and local family news including births and visits.
Escapee Captured as Manhunt Shifts to Kansas City
Little Rock police arrested Arnold Michael Binek 19, latest of 12 hospital escapees, in his mother's residence after a tip. He claimed seven fugitives fled to Kansas City in a stolen auto during a staged clash on the ward. Suspects listed include James Adams 20, Herbert Harrison 25, Bender Hughes 21, Guy Qualls Jr --, Thomas Rice 22, Paul Goforth 10, Edward Smith 30, with Adams, Qualls, and Rice identified as planners.
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Little Hock
State Hospital
Kanaas City
Arnold Michael Binek
Little Rock
Kansas City
Lite Rock
Black
Paul Terrell
John Dilbeck
Kansas
Hospital
Biack
James Harlan Adams
Herbert Harrison
Fort Smith
Bender Hughes
Texarkana
Guy Floyd Qualls, Jr
Gould
Thomas Jefferson Rice
Paul Louis Goforth
Batesville
Edward Smith
Adama
Qualls
Rice
Rico
Wire
Adams
Harrison
Ee City
Florida
Inallongant
Carl Merriman
David Catfman
Denver
Cole
Larry Gaywood
Jerry Tce Gunn
Gentry
Merriman
Crimson Holiday Mist and a Wedding War
Fragmentary manuscript scene shows Lavinia, Angus, and Lisa entangled in a tense ritual of marriage and deception. Court’s looming control collides with Lisa’s awakening, as she grapples with fear, love, and dictates of family while plans for a city marriage unfold.
Five Players Tied At Tucson Open Lead In Round Three
In Tucson Arizona February 30 three veterans Turnese Brairchiff and Bulla along with Korll share the lead at eight under par 132 after 34 holes at El Rio Golf and Country Club. Contenders Mangtum Evans Watson and Furgol trail hot on their heels with strong totals and title hopes in the $10 000 Tucson open.
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Tucson
Ariz
Sim Turnese
Brairchiff
N.Y
Johnny Bulla
Verona
Ted Korll
New Hartford
N. C
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Lloyd
Mangtum
Chicago
Max Evans
Detroit
Mich
Bob Watson
White Plains
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Basketball News Roundup From The Associated Press
A wide set of college and university games is recorded with scores such as South Kentucky 50 Mississippi State 60, North Carolina 71 Duke 68, Florida 78 Miami Fla 7, and UCLA 78 Santa Barbara 55. The listings include numerous teams from the Midwest and West, with scattered results across campuses and leagues.
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South Kentucky
Mississippi State
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Florida
Miami Fla
William = & Mary
Virginias Tech
Quantico Marines
VMI
Camp Lejeune
East Carolinna Teachers
Midwort
Iowa
Missouri
Town State
Nebraska
Danna
Nebraska Central
Washubrn
Ort
Washburn
Fort Hays
Phillips
GO Central
Okla State
Tinky (Tex
Midwestern
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita
Arkansas Teachers
College of the Ozarks
St. Michael's
Panhandle
Okla
A&m
Weat
Utah
Colorado A & M
Idaho
Oregon
Southern California
Santa Lara
Brigham Young
Utah State
Seattle
Oregon Education
UCLA
Santa Barbara
Forntland
Gonzaga
Oregon Tech
Vanpark
San Diego State
Occidental
California
Hawaii U
Bradley
University of San Francisco
Denver Chevrolets
AAU
Majors Weigh Candidates to Succeed Commissioner Chandler
A special committee trimmed the field to ten possible successors for Commissioner Chandler as of Feb 3. Some candidates declined, others expressed willingness if elected. George Trautman heads the minor leagues among the names. No joint meeting of 16 club owners is planned before Chandler's term ends.
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New York
Major Leagues
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Agsaociated
Illinois
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lou Perini
Boston Braves
Ellis Tyan
Cleveland
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
del Webb
New York Yankees
Perini
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Chandler
St. Petersburg
Fla
National League
Stem Worms Close Arkansas Spinach Canneries
Stem worms led to quarantines of nine North Arkansas spinach canneries while health officials kept plants open. State health officer Dr. T E Ross confirmed no closures, but nine canneries were quarantined since November 1. Federal Judge Rubey M Julen in St Louis seized about 30 000 cans of Arkansas spinach bound for the city.
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Presa
Arkansas
St. Louis
John W. Cloer
Springdale
Cleer
Senate
Health Department
T. E. Ross
North Arkansas
Rubey M. fJulen
Judge orders seizure of over twenty thousand cans of Puré
U S Attorney Drake Watson filed a condemnation after food and drug inspectors found wormy spinach in cans seized from Steele Canning Co. of Sprindale and Russellville Canning Co. of Russellville. The seizure follows Monday order by Judge Huten.
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Huten
U. S
Drake Watson
Steele Canning Co
Sprindale
Russellville
Community notices and church events in Texarkana area
News From the Negro Community lists meetings at Nicks Funeral Home and various church activities. The Hope Civic Improvement Association meets Thursday at 7:30, Junior Choir at 7, Justice Club at 7, with religious invitations from Bebee Memorial C M E Bethel A M E and Lonoake Baptist. Personal notices mention Texarkana visitors and hospital status of Joe Vaughn with regional travel notes about Mrs. Briggs visiting from McCaskill and return from St. Louis.
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The
Hope Civic Improvement Association
Nicks
Baptist Church
Justice Club
Bebee Memorial C.M.E
T. J. Rhone
Bethel A. M. E
G. Paschal
Lonoake Baptist
F. K. Powell
Missionary Society of the Bebew Memorial C. M
Truman to Dedicate Chapel of Interfaith Memorial
President Truman dedicates the Chapel of the Four Chaplains in Philadelphia on the eighth anniversary of the Dorchester sinking. The $300,000 interfaith chapel honors four chaplains who sacrificed themselves in 1943 by giving life belts to soldiers.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Daniel A. Poling
Dorchester
Greenland
Poling
Defense
George C. Marshall
Capitol
P. Ny
Washington
Western Europe Will Fight for Itself in War
An analysis of European nations ready to defend themselves argues Western Europe shows resolve to resist aggression. Eisenhower affirms Europe’s willingness, though war weariness and communist strength in Italy and France temper expectations. The piece urges united action among free nations to sustain the common cause.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
Sam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Western Europe
Ike
Igns Lis On
Italy
France
Russia
U.S. A
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Furmigi
Sno
Vievanase
Anil Wane
Jeli
Atkins
Hope
Ark
Harry Wertmen
WSB
Fey
House Appropriations
Canada
Newfoundland
Clark Kort
Gosalon
Prescott News
Bendy
Pel Petrvary
Thompson
Union Traines
Heal
Lee-White
Gua Gowln
Radio Statiion Kxar
Red River Baptist Association
KVRC
Arkadelphia
Prescott
Dienn
Presbyterian Church
Atlen Gee
Guia McCamkil
KR. BP
Hamby
K. Logan
Bensborg
William ‘Mosely
Bryan Rishle
Elscad
Nevendy County Fair Association
Charile ‘Scott
Gene Hale
Nevada
Maud Woods
Arilee Pitmen
Mra. Ed Pillman
Cherlea Besterly
de. Widh
J. R. Heaterly
Atlanta, Ga
J. R. Bemis
St. Louiso
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold Simpson
Marvin Smith Hen
Dallon
J. B. Hesterly
Ray Starielt
Mrs. Case Chapjele
Mr. Chappelle
Orville Kelley
Waldron
Cora Donnell Hospital
Johnny Hooks
Lavinia
Gueoks
Baletel
Ilan Barwell
Court
Sled
Eepantag
Aledaeghter
Lise
Lisa
Angus
Speas
Jonatin
Ansi
Ana
Medicinl
Maretha
el Lisa
Lce
Henry Farwell
St. John’s
Brooklyn
New York AC
Williama
Hofstra
Kansas Wesleyan
Daker (Kay
Kas
Arizona
Texas State
Texas Western
Mies
Anne Balle
Elendor Vaugh Green
Joe Vaughn
Julia Chester Hospital
Sarah Briggs
McCaskill
Hester Witherspoon
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