Southern pine newsprint export potential praised in report
A Department of Commerce study argues U.S. newsprint relies heavily on foreign supply, chiefly Canada. It notes Southern pine mills near Litkin, Coosa Pines, and the prospects of new plants, highlighting transport costs, raw material advantages, and inflated postwar construction costs as barriers.
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Jeparwncht
Wilhovs
Edward Margolih
Witbant
Mebendun
United States
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Department of Commerce
U.S. A
Litkin
Wexus
Coosa Pines
Ala
Lufkin
Texas
Chattanooga
Charles Harty
Georgia
North America
Publicity and Products Groups Announced by Chamber
Chamber resident Ben Owen released details of two committees Publicity and Hope Hempstead County and Arkansas Products Committee. The Publicity Committee chaired by Drummet Thompson guides Hope area recognition nationally, with members including Buddy Evane Leonard Ellis L B Tooley Grover Thompson Paul Jones Rev Crane Robert Wilson Fred Grush Ambrose and Clinc Pranks. The Arkansas Products Car works with the Publicity Committee on state and national awareness of local products.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ben Owen
Owen i
Publicity
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas Products Committee
Highway
Hope Yecalves
Drummet Thompson
Buddy Evane
Geonard Ellis
L. B. Tooley
Grover Thompson
Paul Jones
Rev. Crane
Robert Wilson
Fred Grush
Ambrose
Clinc
Hope, Hempstery
Arkansas Products
Bearnl
New Gales Hit Stricken Areas in Europe
Warnings of new gales and high tides threaten Britain and Holland as an international rescue effort involving about 125 planes and 2,000 vessels works to save flood survivors. Death toll across the Netherlands rises steeply with Holland and Zeeland Island traffic and shore defenses under strain.
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Flushing
Netherlands
Western Europe
NEA
Hunstanton
Norfolk
England
Europe
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Britain
Amsterdam
Het Vrije Volk
Zeeland
Schauwen Duiveland
Zierikzee
Fulton Seeks to Save Depot and Express Agency
Fulton aims to preserve the depot and express agency amid local efforts. The community engages in discussions and seeks actions through transportation and services agencies to maintain regional operations.
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Fulton
Depot and Express Agency
McCarthy Secretive on New State Department Probe
Senator McCarthy plans a Senate inquiry into State Department personnel files but withholds witness names and timing. He says the investigation will start with three department workers and may extend beyond one day, while denying that communism or subversive activity are its subject.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthey
R-Wis
Joungheda
State Department
McCarthy
Senate
Pubylie
Dulles
Ilica
Department
Willtee
Kiwanis Minstrel Set for April 9 10
Kiwanis President Syvalie Burke announced the tenth annual Kiwanis Minstrel will be held on April 9 and 10 at the Ashoat forum. A committee details were partially provided.
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Kiwanis
Syvalie Burke
Apel Ae
Mba
Uen Ashoat
Audi
Apr Saeaioed
State Sues Hope Man for Four Thousand Nine Dollars
State Revenues Department sues Horace E. Thompson doing business as McRae Implement Co for 4009.02 in back sales taxes for 1946 to 1953 with foreclosure sought and a 40 percent penalty alleged for fraud. Judge Pilkinson postponed hearing as noted, delaying continuation of the suit.
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James W. Pilkinson
State Revenues Department
Horace E. Thompson
Dgalish Dorgey McRae
McRae Ipplement Company
thesGanéral
McRae
F. C. Crow
Hope
Four Defense Appointments Are Approved
Four members of President Eisenhower's Defense Department team won Senate Armed Services Committee approval before their nominations were formally submitted. The panel advanced Harald J. Talbott for secretary of the Air Force amid broader moves on four top defense posts, while questions persisted about ethics and wartime contracts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Tean
Senate Armed Services
Seale
Senate
Harald J6
Talbott
Air Force
Tite Talbott
Chatrius Saltan- Stall
Wichita Pals bulletin reports gunman linked to dairy farmer death
A Wichita Falls report cites Texas Rangers linking the same gunman who shot a lank clerk Sunday night to the earlier killing of a prominent dairy farmer. Other items note Tremington's perjury sentence, the TELEVISION EDUCATION COMMITTEE's inquiry, and various regional crime and industry notes. The compilation also covers Arkansas broiler production, a DUI bill in Arkansas, and a Korean court martial with varied outcomes.
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Wichita Pals
Tex
Texas Rangers
Senate panel votes down youth fraternity ban bill
A bill to ban high school fraternities and sororities was rejected today by a Senate committee, which said the issue should be handled by local school boards after a 5-0 vote following a lengthy public hearing. Lawrence Dawson proposed adding a constitutional prohibition on more than one horse race track in Arkansas.
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Korea
Colert
Dallas
Tex
Sesaull
Goff
Pang Hwa. Il
Pang
Pany
Little Rock
Senate
Morrell Gathright
Ping Bluff
Lawrence Dawson
Jefferson Couny Today
Arkansas
Arkansas burial board debate expands membership
Amended bill would raise the proposed state burial board from seven to ten members. Senator Jack Floyd of Texarkana noted the rider would include at least two Negro members and ensure Negro representation on the board as four companies in Arkansas operate for Negroes.
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Ray Stephens
Little Rock
Mi Thuch
al’ State Board
Adkansas
Ae Wadiib
al Sen
Jack'y
Texarkana
Arkansas
Prescott Officer Killed in Crash
Shreveport La An Arkangan was killed yesterday. Uy of w B-28 al, Wheelus Tripoli Libya in North information officer at Barksdale AFB Lia today jlated Capt. Charleg W Bley of Prescott Ark among other 14 airmen killed Bley was coramandes of the plane
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Shreveport
Wheelus
Tripoli
Libya
Barksdale Afb
Lia
Charleg
W. Bley
Prescott
Ark
Bley
Victory Club Nets 76 Dollars for Polio Drive
The Victory Club raised 76 dollars during the March of Mercy fundraiser. Members held a demonstration event labeled Victory Hare, targeting polio relief campaigns and community support.
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Victory Club
Victory Hare
Churchill Dulles Talk as British Disapprove of Turning Chiang Loose
Fulbright urges sending planes to Nationalists to bomb Red China and aid in Korea. Eisenhower orders Seventh fleet to China Mailland, while Congress debates risks. Senator Clark of Arkansas and others defend a stronger stance amid concerns over British and U.S. actions.
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Churchill
Dulles
Chiang
Fulbright
Jack Bell
Russell Brines
Washington
Yule Wright
D-Ark
United States
Formosi
Red China
Riodele Ln
Redy
Korea
Holbright
Eisenhower
Conper Ky
We United Netlenk
Coonan
Koren
Fillbright
British Fearful of Warin East Britain Fearful of Warin East
Informed sources report Prime Minister and Churchill at official residence amid lunches. Dulles Britain scene, foreign policy criticized as Americans pressure allies. Eden and Harcourt Stapleton present, discuss Korea and mutual security.
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Vem Warin East
London
Diane Day
Chure
Sale -Dulloon
United Stat
Phymoges
Dulloaiol
Bators -Whimeheon
Anthony Don
Dulles
Dullea
O. Sind
Churchill
Eden
Council Seeks Prisoner Fee Data and Alley Closure Vote
City council discussed prisoner daily fees charged by the county and planned to compare with the county jail costs as a new administration took office. A petition to close an alley in Brown's addition was tabled for the March meeting. The council delayed a police radio replacement and debated officer pay, uniforms, and damages for a truck wreck. They approved funds for park gas system repairs and shrubbery costs, and referred a request for a new service truck to a committee.
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Brown
Jerrell
Jerrell To Hast
Thatport Conmillige A Yequcal
Vaccinators to Be in Hempstead All Next Week
County agent Oliver Le Adona announces vaccination visits in Hempstead County next week ending Friday February 1. The notice urges residents, especially minors, to bring eligible animals for vaccination and states a vaccine clinic will operate at designated locations throughout the week.
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Hempstead
Enitioud
Pelday
Pobrumry
Oliver le Adona
Leonwynde
Economy Hits Workers Fearful of Defense Jobs
Washington reports the Department of Defense signals a major budget plan totaling about 800 million dollars. The proposal aligns with White House priorities to reexamine spending across government, affecting procurement, construction, and military manpower. Continued on page two.
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Wasilington
Department of Defende
Saonds Wall Ayer Holt
Tor
Eoalt
Leonosny
Price and Wage Controls on Deathbed Endgame
Washington officials outlined the end of federal wage and price controls as the law set to expire April 30. President Eisenhower asserted authority limited to notifying the Wage Stabilization Board and preparing for possible termination while Cabinet members clashed over the scope of control adjustments.
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Washington,m
Proaldaht Elgenhower
Congrdas
Harry Wola
Wage Stabiitazation Board
James C. Hagerty
Jobe
Women and Men Clash Over Chivalry Gone
A columnist notes widening rift as some women reject gallantry and some men insist it still exists. The piece cites a lunchroom incident where a man offered help with a dropped wrap, only to be rebuffed by the woman who took no notice and did not smile.
Unclear excerpt on project or agency approvals
Fragmentary source text mentions an approved agency and administrative view, with unclear references to a person named Joan and a project in Cliboxth County. Details inadequate: no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize or identify.
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Slead 'Douhts
Cliboxth County
Joan
Cotton
Wynllalie
PMA
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Rein
Television Education Committee
Cherry
Stuttgart
Lonnie Coopardri
W. J. Waggoner
Cooper
Frank Bowman
Rock 4
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Council
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