Dr Pink B Carri gan remembered as Hempstead native
Obituary honors Dr Pink B Carri gan a Hempstead County native praised for charity and medical service in Tampico Mexico and for promoting wildlife study and local naturalists. Anecdotes recounting fox hounds in a city park reflect his lively public life and lasting community impact. The column also weighs Governor McMath tax proposals, noting tensions between income tax credits and use tax plans aimed at fairness and revenue.
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Pink B. Carrigan
Hempstead County
Tampico
Mexico
Pink
St. Louis
Whair Park
Mr. Fox
South Elm Street
South Main Street
Hope
Wallace Labels Peace Pact a Mad Course and Bankruptcy Risk
Washington February 23 Henry A Wallace says the Marshall plan and North Atlantic defense push the nation toward bankruptcy in war cries. He proposes the United States abandon the cold war and bargain with Russia at the conference table as a peaceful alternative. Wallace, now head of the Progressive party, critics European Recovery Program and predicts the Atlantic alliance and arms lendlease will fail. He warns the defense pact commits the US to a two world policy of conflict and may cost 20 to 30 billion dollars. He urges negotiation between nations and urges peace through concessions.
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Washington
Menry
Wallace
America
United States
Russia
Progressive Party
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bel
North Atlantic Alliance
Congress
Europe
Soviet Union
Babson predicts slow recession bottoming in 1952 or 1953
Economist Roger Babson foresees a gradual downturn that won’t hit bottom until 1952 or 1953. He cites clogged supply lines, rising unemployment and a shrinking savings pool as drivers, but expects no sudden crash. He says legislation can shape the decline and notes new inventions and welfare policies may extend lifespans while jobs and profits require more effort.
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Roger Babson
Wellesley Hill
Masq
Isaac Newton
Washington
Busines Os Undertakers
Liquid Death Spray Secret Reported by U S Officer
Mountain View California February 23 an American officer said Russia may possess a Nazi developed liquid nerve agent Tabun capable of wiping out divisions. German scientists who created it were in Berlin when Russians took over. Tabun is a lethal nerve poison with a fruity odor and long persistence. an analyst said Russia might not pursue manufacturing it, while U S forces destroyed stockpiles in Bavaria and shipped some to Aberdeen.
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Mountain View
Calif
Russia
Germany
James M. Graham
Berlin
Graham
Grubans
Chambery of Commerce
San Jose
Aberdeen
May
Hendrix College Varsity Band to Perform at Hope High School
Specialist Bradford Govan Conway announces a Feb 21 program at Hope High School featuring classics, popular pieces, and novelty selections. Hendrix College Varsity Band, a 40 member ensemble under Ashley R. Coffman, travels four days on 14 concerts. Drums Major Bradford Govan of Marianna will perform baton twirling, formerly with the Washington Redskins band. Pe area guests gather in Hope homes Thursday before a Texarkana trip Friday.
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Bradford Govan Conway
Hope High School
Plairsday
Hendrix College
Conway Sill
Ashley R. Coffgnan
Hendrix
Brandford Govan
Marianna
Hope
Washington Redsh
Professions
Suests
Hope Homes
Texarkana
Companion of Murdered Man Sought
New Orleans police hunted a powerfully built middle aged man reported as a drinking companion of wealthy James A. Mahoney a Bristol Va businessman found murdered in a prominent French quarter hotel. The killer’s target was Mahoney who planned a trip to Central America. investigators created an artist’s rendering of the suspect and searched bars and clubs for sightings.
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New Orleans
James A. Mahoney
Bristol
Mahoney
Pali¢e
Thar
Manohey
Police
Maroney
John L. Jackson
Jackson
Mahaney
Virginia
Joh Mahony
Central America
Yucatan At
Montelepre
Ceetives
Coal Strike Would Be Very Serious, Moody Warns
Washington February 28 a coal mine operators spokesman told Congress a 30 to 50 day strike would put the nation in a very serious situation Joseph E Moody president of the Southern Coal Producers association testified as hearings on the administration labor bill neared an end He urged keeping Taft Hartley court order provisions to avert emergency strikes noting a 40 to 50 day coal stockpile and arguing the need for honest bargaining over injunctions while Moody said a stoppage could recur if safeguards were removed
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Washington
Congress
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Senate Labor Committee
Moody
Fte
James W. Haley
Consel
National Coal Association
Maddy
Donnell
R-Me
Tobin
John L. Lewis
Senator Morse
Lewis xxx
Morse
Idoody
Ata Mot
Bandleader's Wife Burned In Toluca Lake Fire
Mrs. Jimmy Dorsey, 39, wife of band leader, suffered severe burns when a blaze destroyed the Toluca Lake mansion. In later hospital reports her condition was not considered serious, allowing Dorsey to continue his southern tour without canceling contracts.
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Burbank
Calif
Jimmy Darsey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Toluca Lake
Dorsey
Grand Jury Gets Case Against Jewel Thief
White Plains N Y February 3 0 M Westchester county authorities presented to the grand jury the alleged forays of Gerard G Dennis who is said to have looted homes of more than 600000 worth of jewels and gems across the country District Attorney George M Fandl said he would ask for indictments for first degree assault and first degree robbery The assault charge stems from the October 1946 shooting of Marshall E Tulloch and his wife when they surprised Dennis in a 9000 robbery at their New Rochelle home Dennis a 21 year old Canadian was arrested a week ago in Cleveland with 16000 in unset diamonds and 1400 in cash in his possession
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White Plains
Westchester County
Gerard G. Dennis
George M
Fandlé
Dennis
Marshall E. Tulloch
Tulloch
Hochelle
Cleveland
Four Arrested as 44 Gallons of Moonshine Seized
Loyal officers seized 44 gallons of moonshine liquor and arrested four men in raids last night. The liquor was stashed on 16th Street and was in the process of being delivered a few gallons at a time when officers closed in. Sid Williams, Herman Lester, William Roston, and Frank Phillips were named in the raid with varying charges and statuses as investigations continued.
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16Th Street
Sid. Williams
Herman Lester
William Roston
Frank Phillips
Merchants Offer Values to Shoppers in Hope
Hope merchants launch a value day campaign inviting residents to shop locally for low prices. The event, starting Friday, features dollar day values on various useful items, as advertised in the Star. The campaign marks the second in a series to boost shopping in Hope and the surrounding area.
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Hope
Svennipalen
Boy Pushes Girl Into River Denies Act
Harrisburg police report a 10 year old boy pushed five year old Sharol Zimmerman into the Susquehanna River then struck her with a brick and stones as she struggled. She is hospitalized for shock and head injuries. The boy, held by parents in juvenile custody, denies involvement.
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Harrisburg
Ozcar L. Bough
Sharol Zimmerman
Harrisburg Hospital
Brough
Plough
Muscle Eyes and the Gambling Mouse Tale
A sensational serialized tale follows a hypnotic mouse named Muscle Eyes in a Miami hotel who fixes races and games for a powerful gambling syndicate. After rising fortunes, the creature succumbs to liquor and violence, threatening his own reign as readers are teased with the next installment.
Both Parties Object to 3 Senator Plan
Topeka Kans Feb 23 A plan to give each state three U S senators drew swift opposition from Republicans and Democrats. Sen J Howard McGrath said he would push the idea in Congress this session to speed legislation and balance representation. Senators Morse McKellar Edwin Johnson and Ferguson offered skeptical remarks while McGrath argued three senators would ease committee load and ensure states are recorded on major issues.
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Topeka
Kas
U. S
Republiican
Democrats
J. Howard McGrath
DRI
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Kansas
Congress
Morse
R-Ore
McKellard
D-Tenn
Senate
House of Representatives
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Ferguson
R-Mich
ODF
Kansas City
Truman and Pearson in New Row
President Truman and columnist Drew Pearson clashed over remarks on cabinet and staff loyalty. Pearson criticized Vaughan for accepting an Argentine decoration, while Truman defended his aides.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
Drew Pearson
Harry H. Vaughan
Pearson
Vaughan
American Broadcasting Company
Trumah
F Pearson
James Vvesta
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Kiwanis Minstrel Set For March 24 25
Kiwanis Minstrel is scheduled for March 24 and 25. Mrs Mitchell Sparks was the principal speaker at a George Washington Birthday program yesterday during the Kiwanis Club meeting. The event was arranged by B E McMahon. Guests included Cy Forsythe and Cy Gilbert. AW Dean of the University of Arkansas ment al school attended.
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Mitchell Sparks
George Washingons
Kiwanis Club
B. Ee, McMahon
Kiwanis
Ele
Cy Forsythe
Cy. Gilbert AW
University of Arkinsis Menteal Sehoe
Be Ready to Combat Us
The Associated Press reports Russia’s armed forces chief orders perpetual combat readiness against the United States on the first anniversary of the Red Army. Soviet leaders warn of US aggression while professing a quest for lasting peace, with echoes in satellites and recalls of Middle East armistice news as regional conflicts and internal political turmoil unfold across Asia and Europe.
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Associated Press
Russia
United States
Nikolai Gulganin
Red Army
Pland
Red Country
Egypt
Israel
Negev Desert
Palestine
Middle East
United Nations
China
Sun Fo
Canton
Peiping
Finnand
Karl A. Pagearhalm
Tanmerg
Fieir
Hove
Moibows
Slovakia
Geneva
Diasef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Hengary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Marriage Exam Bill Defeated in Legislature
Sitle Rock Feb 23 A bill requiring couples to undergo physical examinations before remarriage was defeated in the Arkansas legislature. The proposal has recurred for over a decade, facing strong opposition and noisy debate. A second roll call showed 47-30 in favor, but a clincher motion preventing reconsideration passed 44-35 after objections over an absent representative. The house previously passed budgets for the revenue and health departments, the cancer commission, and McRae Booneville Tuberculosis sanitorium. A separate measure to move municipal elections to November was defeated. The body also considered a gas tax proposal and a plan to reduce vehicle license fees, along with a tax credit elimination measure for federal income tax payments.
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Sitle Rock
Ben
Arkansas
Senate
House
Revenue Department
Heaglth Department
Cancer Commission
McRae and
Booneville
C. Willis
Arkan County
Willis
McMinth
Berlin party details amid Western military talks
In Berlin on February 23 a Western allied reception involved Soviet tensions as Western leaders and commanders attended a ceremony. The Soviet press questioned the mission while Yugoslav and Tito tensions influenced the event. Airlifted supplies and a Russian blockade loomed over proceedings as Western officials reinforced the Karlshorst arrangements amid the ongoing four power talks.
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Berlin
Wester
Sponse
Saiol
Germ
Jhece
Blalloneds
Karls
Germany
Tsitns
Gowers
Themo
Shal Tito
Tech
Bill to curb weapons possession and irrigation funding debate
The Senate considered a bill banning possession of military grade weapons with penalties up to ten dollars, noting deaths from accidental explosions in Kansas. A separate bill would authorize federal contracts to finance irrigation in Grand Prairie area and Arkansas counties. The chamber also passed a water pollution commission proposal and various pension, tax, and civil service measures while a plan to buy 36 voting machines faced changes.
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Uvehrs
raWvat Hope
Crow
Umask
Lesellon
Senate
Kansas
Grand Prairie
Pray
Arkansas
Muchi
Rock
Postal Group Holds District Meeting Here
A district meeting of the Nation Federation of Postal Clerks was held here yesterday with 76 in attendance. The session closed with a dinner after business discussions. Special guests included First Vice-President and several state and local leaders from Oklahoma City Ft Worth Ft Smith and Little Rock.
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Federation of Postal Clerks
Hollow
Sion
Nuuse
al Group
Oklahoma City
Shamburger
Nate
Women's Auxiliary
Ft Texas
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
Little Rock
Lie B. _ Broup-al
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