Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin on Medical Center Funding
Editor notes Arkansas Medical Center push to make the 2 cent cigarette tax a permanent revenue source for operation and maintenance. He argues the plan diverts funds from public schools and warns the move risks long term school finance, urging legislators to consider the impact this year.
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Arkansas Vuderation of
Arkansas Kate Nursts
Wide Rock
Arkansas
Joint
Hen ‘Duched
Leds
Tata
Letty
Little Rock
Eisenhower eyes psychological warfare and possible China blockade
Washington reports President Eisenhower plans to intensify psychological warfare against the Communist bloc while considering a full blockade of Communist China. Secrecy surrounds orders to the Seventh Fleet as lawmakers weigh risks, with Adm. Radford urging a blockade tight enough to cut Russian shipping and support for Nationalist forces on Formosa.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Nas Beech
Cald
Eisenhower
Congress
State of the Union
Red
China
Chiang - Kai-ghek
J Mn
Bho
Short
Bin
Radford
Formosa
U. S
DeAnn Club Nets $80 for Polio
A January 30 benefit party and pie supper hosted by the DeAnn Lilac club at the clubhouse raised 80 for the March of Dimes. Prize winners were Mrs Irvin Burke, Thomas Burke, Kennie Burke, and Kaye Burke.
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DeAnn Lilac Club
Mrg
Irvin Burke
Thomas Burke
Kennie Burke
Kaye Burke
Stock farmers seek feed savings through early spring seeding plan
County Agent Oliver J. Adams advises farmers to seed fertilized spring mixes overseeded with lespedeza or seed alone to stretch feed supplies. Available varieties include Columbia Benson Missouri 0-200 with Arkwin Traveler and Ferguson 22 as mid February options. Early seeding at 3 slash 4 bushels per acre recommended. treat oat seed and apply fertilizer. Late plantings risk delaying pasture.
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Mermpstead
Oliver J. Adams
Columbia
Benson
Missouri
Ike
Arkwin Traveler
Ferguson
Group Favors Installment Buying Control Bill
In Little Rock a Senate bill on supervised installment buying was recommended for passage by a group after a committee vote. The measure, passed by the Senate, targets regulation of installment loans at state banks with additions aimed at clarifying purchase price, while opponents question aims and effects.
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Little Rock
Senate
Schate
Helio
State Bank
Loney
Haverel Ta
Pay As You Go Budget Plan Is Ike's ATM
Washington talks on a pay as you go budget plan under President Eisenhower propose trimming funds voted by Congress in prior years. Officials reportedly discussed placing a $69.7 billion revenue estimate on Treasury outlays for the new fiscal year, aiming for deep cuts. The plan may extend an existing excess profits tax beyond June, while President Eisenhower urges tax duties to wait for budget balancing. House Speaker Joseph W. Martin opposes immediate tax cuts.
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Ike
Jack Bell
Willian F. Arbogast
Washington
ePhe Wisen- Hower
Will Shay
Congress
Joseph M. Dodge
Truman Jy
Treasury
Humphrey
Dodge
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Dulles Studies Disaster Area in Europe
John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen arrived in Amsterdam to survey flood damage in the Netherlands and discuss American aid. The duo traveled from Bonn through fog and ice concerns, with Dulles promising U S assistance to Western Europe in its recovery from a week of severe flooding.
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Netherlands
John Foster Dulles
Holland
Enopean
Eberhower
U. S
Harold Stassen
Amsterdam
Scmpol
Bonn
Dulles
Europe
Russia Jails Four Alleged Spies Under Soviets
Moscow Pravda reports state security police arrested three men and a woman, all Soviet citizens, on spying charges. It claims the United States intelligence service trained one man for espionage and identifies the four suspects.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Pravda
Ciizens
U. S
Cub Scouts Organize Dens At Tonight Meet
Cub Scouts plan to form dens at a meeting tonight with 42 parents and leaders in attendance. Mrs Joe Melty and Mrs Greely Oxtesby will guide the session as dens are formed and activity plans outlined. Attendance requires a parent or guardian for each Scout, with sessions stressing prerequisites for joining and teamwork.
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Cub Scouts
Gavilan Sehuol
Cube Tye
Banedi
Joe Melty
Greely Oxtesby
House Exempts Farmers From State Gas Tax
Arkansas House votes to exempt farmers from state gasoline tax on farm equipment and fuel used in farming. Rep. Eugene Empton argues the measure refunds a portion of the tax while D C White says revocation powers should rest with courts. Senate action includes creating a Forestry and Parks Commission funded by new taxes and abolishing the Resources and Development Commission divisions.
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Leon Hatch
Watt
Eugene Emaptun
Lee County
Tig House
Cout
Diu White
Sebastian
House
Cuved
Hollongyard Ap
Avionais Stile
Conway
Asa Strantors
Senate
Forestry and Paris Commission
Amber
Forestry and Parks
Resources and Development Commission
Otis Walden Wins Sales Person of the Month Award
Otis Walden of Ward Four Grogany is named January Sales Person of the Month by the Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants secret committee. He attended a merchant breakfast at Hotel Barlow and has been with Ward Four Food Store for about 18 months after moving from Howard County in 1983.
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Otis Walden
Walden
Ward Four
Grogany
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants
Barlow
Hempstead County
Howard County
Eisenhower Ends Price Controls on Wages and Goods
President Eisenhower announced the removal of price controls on wages and a broad range of consumer goods. The order ends controls on meats, clothing, and many items in department stores, effective immediately, with government oversight ending shortly after. The move comes after pressure to ease inflationary pressures and restore market mechanisms nationwide.
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Eisenhower
Maureen Gothlin Washington
Priog
Ower
Department Sloran
Paget
SW Arkansas School Principals Hold Meet Here
Hope school system hosted a district gathering of Southwest Arkansas principals at the high school. A panel on public relations discussed newspapers, police, club programs, reports and ratings with several district leaders and guests from Texarkana Magnolia and Brookwood.
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SW Arkansas
Hope
Southwest Arkansas
Bugh
Giteeh
Guy Tate
Magnolia Dunlergh
M. A. Thompson
Union School of Texarkana
Paul Fair Ac
TV Awards Honor Ball and Bishop for TV talents
Lucille Ball and Bishop shared in a Television Academy awards vote. The event recognized aging personalities and celebrated Milas Hull as a breakout mother figure in television while stars like Arthur Godfrey and Donald Connors were noted contenders.
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Lucille Ball
Bishop
Bob Thomas Jiellywood
Ima Calthafie Ehuretmmin
Bishop Filton J Shem
Donald Conner
Ane Nory
Adlai Stevenson
Milas Hull
Sha
WG Pins
Ut San
Academy
Chamber of Commerce Announces Agricultural Committees
President Ben Owen of the Chamber of Commerce announces agricultural committees for Hempstead County to support expanding dairy enterprises and livestock. Jonny Brannon chairs the Livestock Committee with Ned Purtle C. H. Sutton M. S. Bates and others. A separate Lumbering Committee is led by W. Gunter with W W White Graydon Anthony Jim Cole and others.
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Ben Owen
Dope Chamber
Collydrea
Provident Owen
tha'Chamber of Commerce
Lhinpstead
Jonny Wie Brannon
Ned Pure Tle
C. H. Sutton
M. S. Bates
Roy Bry
Gd Cox
Jee Norton
A. W. Bohrsoth
M. McWillkuma
C. Lowth
Wimberle
Uempstead
Chamber of Commerce
Worosny
W. , Gunter
W. W. White
Graydon Anthony
Jim Cole
Walter Vorhalen
Jim Case
J. Delaney
Cline Franks
Blevins Youth to Complete Basic Training
Jamen T. Bailey, 20, of Mia and Fredi Bailey of Blevins Arkansas, is completing basic training at Langley Air Force Base, part of a standard induction program. The report notes the service path and origin within a regional Texas context and references a gateway phrase associated with the era.
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Loavasayy Arp
Texas
Eppela
Jamen T. Bailey
Mia
Fredi Bailey
Blevins, Ark
Lagsland Air Force Base
House Gets Bill for Toll Highways
LITTLE ROCK A bill introduced by Rep. Marlon Crank would authorize a toll turnpike authority to construct tolled highways in the state. The measure calls for a five to eight member commission with staggered terms and would transfer toll road oversight from the Highway Commission. Governor Cherry said many state roads are obsolete and should be removed from the highway system, but he did not expect a large reduction in overall highway mileage.
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Little Rock
Marlon Crank
Little Rivar
Cranks
Cherry
Jig
Newly Born Baby Ones About $1,766
Public debt discussion ties to President Eisenhower State of the Union message noting the $276 billion gross debt and average personal obligation around $4,780 per person. Treasury plan may lengthen debt payoff to lower annual burden. Continued on Page Two.
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ED Creage
Washington
Euiro
Hisenhower
This Epidemic May Hit Some Men Twice a Year
A fragmentary item attributes a widespread household illness to both sexes, noting men may contract it twice yearly while "the wife has it all the time." The text is garbled, mentioning Hal Boyle and New York, with unclear details and publication context.
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Hal ‘Boyle
New York
Dairy Cows At Browity File Bid In January
Brief notice records a January filing by Tiftoal Bidve dinish ced Doxene of Browity and interested in ford regarding sixty three dairy cows.
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Tiftoal
Bi'vedinish Ced Doxene
Browity
Ford
Fragmented Spanish OCR Item in Court Excerpt
The readable portion shows a courtroom scene with mentions of Mi lho Mand and diichelox. It references a legal proceeding and a march toward a verdict, but exact names, dates, or places are unclear from the fragment.
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