Wallace Taylor pairs fuel isolationist talk in 1940s debate
senator Glen I Taylor and Wallace push a pacifist line urging disarmament to appease Russia amid European and Asian tensions. The piece contrasts their stance with Truman’s foreign policy and suggests voters will favor a strong anti war policy, noting past wars and the risk of isolationism. It argues the Democratic platform offers decisive foreign policy and predicts domestic outcomes depend on Republican choices. The column closes with a critique of Wallace and Taylor as vague, untrustworthy voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen I. Taylor
Idaho
Genny Wallace
Thitral Party
J. Taylor
Democratic Party
Wallace
Wallace-Taylor
Europe
Orient
Air Corps
Lke Wallace
Taylor
Russia
Joe Stalin
America
Saylor
Timon
New York
Bronx
Wallace Grou
Harry Truman
Truman
Republican Congress
Petitions Circulated in Hempstead Over 35000 Acres Proclaimed
SPG petitions urging Hempstead County residents to reclaim land may be signed at Hope Chamber of Commerce Vanity Beauty Shop Stephens Grocery Blevins Harris store McCaskill Washington Hardware Co and A M Hussey Store. Arkansas Resources and Development Commission director Hendrix Lackey reiterates no intent to seize rightfully owned land and notes the 35000 acre application was filed to protect possible changes in pending federal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Arkansas
Southwestern Proving Ground
Hempstead County
Hendrix Lackey
Direcor
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
Ram
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Vanity Beauty Shop
Stephens Grocery
Blevins
Harris
McCaskill
Washington Hardware Co
A. M. Hussey
Washington
SPGA
Hope
Little Rock
Arkansas
Southwest
Igice Harris
el Dorado
Arkansas Resources & Development Commission
West Powers Strive for Formula
Western powers labor to craft a delicate formula for maximum German economic contribution under the Marshall Plan without rebuilding Germany's military power. U.S., Britain, and France seek a controlled German recovery with Benelux input, aiming to keep conversations informal and avoid home-favor speeches. Britain rejects Russian protests and defends talks as lawful under the Potsdam framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion
United States
Great Britain
France
Ceno Y Tc
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Britain
Brijait
Masenw
Yazoo River Valley Flood Threat Worsens
Rain in the Yazoo river valley boosts flood danger as levees ring Graen, Wood, and Wi absorb most water but risk failure as new rainfall continues. Engineers warn saturated levees lose shielding, turning into weak barriers. Crest at dt feet. over 100,000 acres of lowlands at risk. temperatures drop nationwide but not a cold wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Yazoo River
Graen
Wood
Wisconsin
Srn
Nuri Council
Chivaga
Turevaster
Cluneadn
United States
Wie
Weather Bureau
He Tower
North Dakota
Flood Control Funds Approved for Arkansas by House Panel
Gordon Brown reports a House committee appropriated 28.5 million dollars for flood control projects in Arkansas. The action reflects priority given to river and levee work, with funds earmarked for construction and mitigation efforts across affected counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Group
Arkansas
Washington
House
Norrell
D-Ark
Truman
Bull Shoats
White River
Mississippi
Lower
Memphis
St. Francis, White
Arkansas River
Bocut
Bayou Macon
Red River
South Red River
Tulsa
Okla
Mississippi River
Gene Norret
Narrows Dam
Blakely Mountain
One Missing in Blast at Pocahontas Pocahontas Arkansas
A blast in Pocahontas Arkansas leveled three one story brick buildings and damaged others. At least one person missing feared dead under debris, two injured. Suspected cause is escaping butane gas fuel. Fire and Red Cross units assist in a rainy dawn rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Estel Bramlett
Arkansas
Poplar Bluff
Henry Taylor
Hed Cross
Little Rock
Taylor
Eunice O'Baugh
Pocahontas Star Herald
Jpas
Paul Allen
Allen
Jonesboro
Ark
Clyde Newton
Newton
Adrien
Dallas Rowden
Ed Rose
Chile Proclaims Antarctic Boundaries Expanded to Pole
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla announced Chile has created an Antarctic department and extended its sovereignty from Africa to the South Pole. He designated Puerto Navarino as capital and asserted historic occupancy to justify claims, while criticizing British control and outlining plans for boundary consultations with Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puntea Arenas
Chile
UPI
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Stretc
Aigo
South Pole
Gonzalez Videla
Con. Breas
South Polar
Britain
Africa
Todlay
Straits of Magellan
Antarctic Department
Puerto Navartuno
Magellan
Antartica
Gonzalez’ Videla
Amtareau
Nueathec Tieqns
Aia
Argentoia
Tua DB
Peru
Argentina
Waeh
Nggel Prizes Awarded Over Three Million Since Start
More than 3.45 million dollars has been awarded since the Nubeolitizes began funding Ayngad warnes for service by Aleritare Seance and inter thatrolal pudee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayngad Warnes
Aleritare
Inter Thatrolal
Wallace Sees Marshall Plan as Road to War
Senator Wallace testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the Marshall plan for European recovery would lead to global conflict. He argued Wall Street monopolists have turned it into a tool for enslaving Europe and proposed an eight-point alternative plan for relief, including a $50 billion reconstruction fund and UN administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Dilentiyve
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wall Street
Europe
Wallace
Senate
Truman
House
Hason
R-Nj
Eaton
WO Reconstruction Fund
United Nations Agency
United Nations Agency, “and Not Big Business
Never Too Old to Have Fun If Money Burns Out
A New York tale follows Ebenezer Scrod a once-poor boy who hoards nickels then turns miser, aging into a penniless recluse. He finally burns $30,000 in cash to feel alive, realizing money alone can’t buy fulfillment and a warning about miserliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ebenezer Scrod
Ebenezer
Benjamin Franklin
Iibeti
Gina
Ebenezer Sul
Greenwigh
Rembrandt
Pim
Viena
Mbenezer
Becca Will
Tito
Communist Party Moves to Seize Power in Prague
In Prague on February 24 a score of Czechoslovak police armed with rifles entered the National Democratic party HQs, guarding Communist offices. The action, amid a political crisis after non Communist ministers resigned, signals a bid by Gottwald to form a new government with a Prague action committee. Protests by anti Communist students and professors followed as police controlled traffic. Benes pressed for a coalition government while the Social Democrats balance power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Ind Democratic Party
Czechoslovakia
National Socialist Party
Communist Parts
Ksement Boutiwald
Communist Party
Godwald
Eduard Benes
Benes
Gottwald
Prague “Action Lommittee
Alois Petr
Josef Ploshart
Catholic People's Party
Zdenek Ierlinger
Oldvich John
Constitutional Committee of Parliament
Social Democratic Party
Commu
New Owners to Reopen Talbot's Store
Talbot's Department Store on West Second Street will reopen Wednesday February 25 under new ownership and management after a two day inventory halt. Two local men C Lewis and Tom McLarty and H H Renton of Ashdown purchased the store, which has operated for about ten years, expanding to a second building and becoming a leading Southwest Arkansas retailer with nationally advertised brands. Lewis will manage. the other two owners will not be active in operations. The present staff remains, including Miss Opal Danigis and Miss Winnie Rowland, with roles across departments such as ladies wear, hosiery, alterations, and menswear. The new owners invite residents to visit the store after reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot's Department
West Second Street
Tok
C. Lewis
Tom McLarty
HH. C. Renton
Ashdown
Talbot's Department Store
Lewis
Department Glaves
Hope
Arkansas
Lewi
Opal Danigis
Heddy Ag- Wear Sapiitsiment
Opal Atkins
May T Clingan
Cue McAdams
Delle Nickels
Winnie Rowland
Nolians
Gosmetis
Fred Lee
Otho Jfaylor
Chesshie
Tnis
Pew
Mr Pilkinton Addresses WOW Banquet
James Pilkinton spoke at the WOW banquet, addressing geopolitics with a focus on Washington. About 100 members and their ladies attended the event, held at the organization’s journal Bennet Jagt night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pilkinton
James 4
Pilkinton
Wanda
Washington
U S Ready to Create Force for Palestine
The United States declared readiness to consult on forming an international force for Palestine if the UN Security Council votes for such a force. Ambassador Warren R. Austin outlined a three point program, urging council action to maintain peace and avoid enforcing partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
United States
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
U. N
U. S
Security Council
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Uh Counei
Couneu
General Assembly
Council
Tylol
Gnee
Palestine Commission
Mandatory
Palse
Kiwanis Youth Center Work Underway in Elks Hall
Work is underway on the Kiwanis Youth Center located on the top floor of the old Elks Hall with a formal opening planned for April 4. The project, sponsored by Kiwanis, will redecorate the entire floor while Hillsnittite is being set up. George Fraxier, Mrs B E Mee Mahen, and Mrs Bill Keltner collaborate with the club Boys and Girls Committee including Buddy Halliburton, Paul Raley, and Rev W P Harde gree. Donations of magazine subscriptions, furniture, or anything useful are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Fowl Kiwanis Chit
Hillsnittite
Kiwanis Club
George Fraxier
B. E. Mee Mahen
Bill Keltner
Buddy Halliburton
Paul Raley
W. TP. Hardegree
Tea Threatened By Fire in London
London officials reported a warehouse fire near the docks that threatened tea stocks in the city. Fire crews fought the blaze amid alarms, with five firemen stationed to protect the Low Yds and nearby warehouses as crews battled the flames through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eire
Four U N Groups Meet Today on Key Problems
Four UN groups meet at Lake Success to tackle Palestine partition, Jerusalem status, Korea political future, and economic social issues amid ongoing international talks. The Security Council pushes Palestine partition, the General Assembly considers Jerusalem status, and Korea questions shape regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Lake Success
Palestine
Korc
Security Council
Jerusalem
Little Assembly
Korea
Lal American Federation
Lakerite
Oblareed Jabar
Governors Say South NoLo In the Bag
Washington reports a civil rights era dispute among southern governors and party leaders over loyalty to the president and plans for rights legislation. The meeting with national figures aimed to calm factions and keep the party united while addressing anti lynching and voting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South NoLo
Jack BE
Washington
de Jfanks
High
Dixie
Ponterene
Essen
National
Sai
Ian
Justice Aepartmen
Congress
Russel
McGrath
Debates Broadcast From Marsh Kiwanis Luncheon
Kiwanis Club airs a live debate on KXAR tonight marking the first time the club’s discussion is broadcast. The affirmative features Teddy, Arkansas law, and Edward Teter, while the negative includes Wriker and Armitage of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
KXAR
Tim
Teddy
Edward Teterversity
Arkansas Law
Wriker
Armitage
the Hope of Commerce
Marshall
Local officials discuss 24 hour railway crossings and underpass
R Williams and other rail officials assured the community that 24 hour crossing access would be provided. The group also discussed the proposed underpass project and related safety measures to be implemented soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Williams
Missa
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Kiwanis Youth Center
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