House votes to repeal tariff act restore reciprocal trade law
Washington reports a 238 Democrats 89 Republicans and one American labor party vote to repeal the LM48 Repub can tariff act and reinstate the original reciprocal trade law through June 12, 1951, allowing the president to cut tariffs with nations agreeing to lower trade barriers. Opposition from 3 Republicans and six Democrats.
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Washington
Feb
House
Truman
Senate
Tariff Commission
Congress
Commisn
American veteran vows to stay in Austria for love
Harold W. Brandt of Chicago, a young American war veteran, announces he will remain in Austria with his Viennese sweetheart. He is serving a 90 day sentence in the Salzburg army stockade after a past conviction. Authorities plan to complete the sentence as the couple pursues marriage. A separate note recalls a major dye industry fact from the period.
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Fia
Austria
Citizenshiy
Prescott community notices announce church services and events
The column lists upcoming church services at Wesleyan and First Christian, a special Friday night meal, and a visit by missionary William Edwards to Congo. It also notes PTA executive and general meetings, Founders Day activities, a February 14 program, a February 34 piano concert by William Hacker, and a benefit bridge party at Hotel Lawson with details on tea, decor, and hosting.
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Wiliam H. Edwards
Dreiples of Christ
Congo
Africa
Prescott -Musien
Lawson
WG. Benchberg
Joe R. Hamilton
Amuel B. Geen
Dal‘fis Atkins
Art Regncir
Presbyterian, Church US
Allen Gee Sr
W. R
Mary Montgomery
T. C. McRaery
Tut Bemis
Treacrer
Henry Moore
Uvery
Asschly's Home Missions
Guss McCaskill
Missy Julia Logan
Pastor's Aid
J. McCartes
Y. Logan
Norman Whitak
Vernon Buchanan
Circle
TLC
McRae
Ballet
Yom Bemis
J. 0 McCartwy
Senate Adopts Appropriation Measure in Arkansas Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved two year appropriations totaling 2 345,599 for state departments and institutions with only one dissent from Sen W H Abington Beebe The day included large bonuses for Booneville tuberculosis sanatorium and state revenue expenses plus raises for state police and prison systems Other local notices and club reports followed including church meetings and music club updates
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Litile Rock
Arkansas Senate
W. H. Abington
Beebe
Booneville
Door
Vernon Buchanan
Russell Moberg
J. R. Bemis
T. J. Worthington
Mary Jo Hamilton
Clarke White
D. H. Langley
Bob Reynolds
Charles Scott
E.G. Smith
J. J. McCartney
Warren Cummings
Jack Cooper
W. C. Reave
J.C. Stegar Sr
Wilbur Hall
H. L. Eaton
Jeanette Gardiner
Nina Cathryn Scott
Arkansas Senate Sets Fast Pace On Budget Bills
In Little Rock on February 9 the Arkansas Senate approved more than 7 million dollars in budget bills for 1949 50 and 1950 51 with no dissent. The revenue department budget grew to about 1.54 million for 1949 50 and 1.46 million for 1950 51. The state tuberculosis sanitorium budget totaled about 1.46 million and 1.34 million for the two years. The state police initial appropriation was 564 520 for two years with a planned six percent personnel reduction but no drop in highway patrols.
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Deane Allen
Little Rock
McMath
Arkansas Senate
Senate
George Freeman
Ozark
Clyde Byrd
el Dorado
Freman
Byrd
Revenue Department
State Police Department
Communist, Wife Ordered Deported to Canada
Communist Sam Carr and his wife were ordered deported to Canada as key figures in a hospital wing, following findings they entered the United States illegally. Immigration Commissioner Watun Z. Miller signed the order. PRI agents picked Carr up in New York City January 27 after a three year search. They had been detained on Ellis Island, New York.
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Washington
Cel
Sam Carr
Depart du Canada
Carr
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