Czech crisis deepens as ministers resign in Prague
Anti Communist ministers from three parties resigned leaving President Benes to preserve coalition. Gottwald pressed for expulsion of ministers while Slovak leaders faced constitutional shifts in Bratislava. Benes prepared to broadcast a solution as Prague papers reported police actions against Socialist headquarters.
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House Groups Budget Revisions Across Arkansas Reservoirs
Budget revisions cut Texarkana reservoir to 3.35 million while Nimrod near completion at 75 thousand. Norfolk face 750 thousand after cuts. tainter gate and safety facilities removed. Bull Shoals down to 14 million. Crawford county and Carden Bottoms drainage districts approved. Conway levee districts 1 2 8 receive 390 thousand. Hille Rock control 310 thousand. Planning funds for Arkansas river basin 45 thousand. White river 50 thousand. Maintenance覆盖 total upkeep for Blue Mountain 75 thousand Nimrod 75 thousand Norfolk 230 thousand. Norrell cites 560 thousand for Augusta Clarendon DeValls Bluff levees, with Kitty Barns Cypress adjustment.
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Norrell
Bull Shoals
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Armount
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Clarendon
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Wallace Plans U.N. Food Granary and Global Armament Shift
Wallace proposes eliminating American intervention in Greece and Asia while using a United Nations food granary to boost world production with guaranteed prices. He calls for joint supervision of the Ruby industrial complex by the United States, Russia, Britain, and France to aid European reconstruction.
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China
Indonesia
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Wallace
United Nations
America
Ruby
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Britain
France
Europe
Budget cuts reshape Mississippi flood control and allied works
Engineers’ plans show $360,000 estimate rejected in favor of a $500,000 emergency fund. Mississippi and tributaries carryover yields $6.8 million total while Arkansas items include $1 million for snagging and $1 million for emergency pans county protection work. Lower Mississippi allocations total $12 million for levees and $18 million for improvements, with cuts tied to the overall construction funds drop. The House Appropriations Committee proposed a record $539.6 million for navigation and flood control, about 20 percent below Truman’s request, yet higher than current food control and rivers and harbors appropriations. The army would receive $606,058,766 for non military activities in the year.
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Norrell
Arkansas
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Army
Off campus summer session urged for Hempstead teachers
Dorothy Dix notes plans for pre registration meetings at Yerger High School for Hempstead and Southwest Arkansas Negro teachers with less than two years college training. Attendees should prepare for summer classes beginning July 1. House committee criticizes Panama Canal zone spending as unjustifiable.
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Hempstead
Southwest Arkansas
Yerger High School
Southlake Arkansas
House Committee
Panama Canal Zone
Appropriations Group
They Object to Names in Rejang Tribe Speech
Members of the Rejang tribe in Indonesia object to mentioning their own names, Britannica notes. Many savage peoples avoid personal home terms and substitute terms of kingship, reflecting cultural naming practices.
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Indonesia
Encyclopedia
Britannica
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