Three Developments Signal Federal Threat to Small Town Press
A columnist warns that federal law and court rulings threaten small newspapers by forcing acceptance of out-of-town advertising, citing Lorain Ohio Journal and a broader shift by federal power authorities. He argues a pattern mirrors dictatorial moves, with the press reduced to a conduit for centralized agendas. He cites Omaha Oklahoma City and Dallas papers crossing into local retail ads, and questions federal control over municipal power rates via the Southwest Power Administration and BPA. The piece ends noting a third citation on evolving federal influence.
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Joe Stalin
Press of America
Pers
Adolph Hitler
Republic of Germany
Republic
Reich- Stag
Congress
Executive Department
United States
F. B. Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Lorain
Ohio
Supreme Court
U. S
Big Sties
Thiekrounds
Department of Justice
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Adolf Hitler
Federal Electric Power Authorities
Douglas G. Wright
Federal Southwestern Power Administration
Tulsa
Ohila
Southwest Electrical Industry Magazine
SPA
BPA
Hope
Narrows Dam
Ouright
Hope City
Little Rock
Washington
Washington Lion's den
Markets The Awe RE UETS Bee SF es
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Eight Die in Camden Wreck Toll Rises to 23
One of Arkansas' worst crashes left eight dead near Camden early Sunday, eight portends a weekly toll of 23. Victims include Tulip Rose Jones and Shirley Johnson among Camden residents and several Black victims from nearby towns. An 83 year old man later died from injuries in a Morriston hospital. Two fires claimed a two year old girl near Batesville and Ruby Muse Avery in Sheridan.
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Arkansas
Camden
Tulip Rose Jones
Shirley Johnson
Cullendale
Ark
Bernard Lucas
Banks
Carroll Warren
McNeil
Sam Slaughter
Ogeman
Dessie Mac Dunbar
Ada Mae Haynie
Wayne Neal
Camen
el Dorado Ark
Isom P. Freeman
Morriston
Ft. Smith
Joan Reeves
Batesville
Negra
Ruby Muse Avery
Sheridan
Stretching Rules Flayed at Treasury Dept by Senator Ferguson
Senator Ferguson accuses the Treasury Department of stretching its rules to let Joseph D. Nunan, former Internal Revenue chief, represent clients before government agencies. Treasury officials say current restrictions go beyond Congress and would bar former employees from handling matters they learned about in office. The dispute follows earlier calls for stricter conduct. context includes debates over former officials and tax cases. details reference 1938 restrictions and a two-year limit versus a lifelong prohibition.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
RiMich
Treasury
Internal Revenue Commission
Joseph D. Nunan
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department
Congress
United States
Sen. Williams
Rdel
Senate
Nunan
Williams
French retreat in Indochina marks major loss near Hanoi
In Saigon on February 25, France announced its first major withdrawal in 15 months from North Indochina. Hoa Binh is abandoned and 20,000 French troops pull to a reduced perimeter around Hanoi. The move follows Vietminh bypass routes and aims to fortify a Hanoi beachhead for a later offensive.
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Saigon
Indochina
Hoa
Binh
Hanoi
Hoa Binh
Tet Ho Chi-minh
Raoh Salan
China
Balan
Red River
Mardi Gras Weather Forecast Cuts Carnival Comfort
New Orleans officials report a cold front will sweep the city, dropping temperatures under 50 degrees tomorrow. Showers today give way to drier conditions, with chilly winds likely during Mardi Gras week as crowds pack hotels and parade sites.
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New Orleans
Municipal Audhorium
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Negro Group Labels Me Math Little David in Arkansas
In Little Rock on February 3 members of the Arkansas Negro Democratic Association reportedly stood behind Gov. Robinson. A statement from J. B. Robinson, president of the organization, described his group’s stance.
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MeMath
Little David
Little Rock
Arkansas Negro Democratic Association
Gov
J. BM. Robinson
The
Oona Ai
Snow Drenches Southwest and warm Miami contrasts
The nation reports unusual snow in the Southwest covering eastern New Mexico the Texas Panhandle northwest Oklahoma and parts of Kansas while other regions see rain. Fraser Colorado records 30 below zero and Miami Florida hits 65 degrees as 40 year Feb 24 high record. Washington confirms 54 more Korea battle casualties including 10 killed 38 wounded and two missing in action with four previously listed dead.
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Associated Press
Fraser
Colo
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Washington Coast
Virginia
North Caroline
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Atlantic
Miami
Fla
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Rosenberg death penalty confirmed by U S Court of Appeals
U S Court of Appeals confirms death sentences for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in a case tied to atomic espionage. Government bans Canadian livestock and meat imports due to a foot and mouth outbreak. Secretary of Commerce predicts continued gun and bullet production barring total war. London source confirms Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation set for 1953.
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U. 3
Court of Appeale
New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Secretary of Commerce
Saw Yere
America
Jan
London
Elizabeth
Nine Arkansas Cities Report Snowfall Amid Cold Front
Nine Arkansas cities report snowfall as a southern cold front approaches. Fayetteville and Gilbert record 32 degree lows, others show mid thirties. Forecast calls for cloudy, colder weather with rain turning to snow in northwest and extreme north regions Tuesday.
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Arkansas
U. S
Mervilton
Walnut Ridge
Flippin
Tatesville
Ft. Smith
Northwest
North Parks
Senators Hope Probe Will Save Money
Washington reports Senate investigators aim to save untold millions by probing airbase construction costs. Senator Hunt, acting chairman of a defense subcommittee, says hearings will resume and Downey Rice and others will review five Pentagon reports critical of expenditures on North Africa and Greenland projects.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Saturday Nights Lose Its Special Charms in Modern Week
New York observes that Saturday once glittered as the week’s glamorous day, a time for towns and families to celebrate. Today the Sunday through weekday routine, radio, and cars reshape weekends, creating more Friday night towns and many staying home rather to avoid crowds.
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New York
America
Hang
Sister
Big Brother
Tiama
UN Proposes Narrower Neutral Oversight in Korea Truce Talks
UN truce negotiators in Munsan offer to drop Norway’s nomination if Reds concede Soviet and Chinese access limits. The plan limits armistice inspections to two neutral nations Switz and Sweden for the UN and Czechoslovakia and Poland for the Communists. Chinese Colonel Pu Shan rejects the move, insisting the neutrals be the UN and Reds. Prisoner exchange talks show little progress as staff clash over entry ports and inspection scope. Both sides set to reconvene at Panmunjom, with no accord on key guard conditions.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Nor Way
Russala
U. N
Switzerland
Sweden
Cacheslovakia
Poland
Tsai Chengy
Andrew J. Klyney
Tsao
Aled
Neuteal Tence
The
Reads
Kose Island
WU A
Paonmuijom
Buddy Sutton Named Official of Student Group
Fayetteville William Howard Sutton of Hope has been elected vice president of the associated students at the University of Arkansas. He will preside over the Student Senate and serve on all senate committees. Sutton, a junior in the College of Business Administration, is a member of Blue Key and letterman in football.
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Fayetteville
William Howard Sutton
Hope
Associated Students
University of Arkansas
College of Business Administration
University
Sutton
Blue Key
U.g
Fred Philpot
Menu
Hob Lowe
Texarkand
Send
Texarkana Remembrance Notices Include Camden Clergy Leader
Fragmented text records a Camden figure named Etroct with a religious role being noted in Texarkana. Mentions Hope, Magnolia, and Roses, with unclear references to a spiritual ceremony or organization. The legible names suggest a memorial or presentation event, though details are unclear.
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Texarkana
Court Divides State Into 26 Senate Dist
Bauxite Feb 25 construction at the Aluminum Ore Company bin, a 55 million dollar plant, resumed after a six day standstill over a labor dispute. About 1,200 workers idle since last Tuesday as AFL Roofers and Waterproofers Union members protested non union employment by sub contractors. Workers refused to return after picket lines and a court order. A joint statement from Ketcher Roofing Co and the union said labor-management agreements were reached. Meanwhile, machinists halted production at the Naval Ammunition Depot near Camden, affecting about 2,000 workers, in a strike over alleged unfair labor practices by National Fireworks Corp. At Poyogould, about 60 workers at Ely & Walker silk factory went on strike over rayon handling pay rates.
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AFL
Uniloh
Ketcher Roofing Company
Little Rock
Clrowit
Ernest Manor
Ilnga Alphahold
Ketcher Company
Stelking Apl
Naval
Shumaker
Ack
Camden
Gtrike
National Pireworke Corporation
Inel
Poyogould
Ely & Walker Company
Shirk Facory
Étrika
Sy Pasta
Nevada Supreme Court Case Fragment Clarifies District Apportionment
A garbled OCR read outlines a Nevada Supreme Court action involving district apportionment. It mentions the court, a state intd, and references to population counts, a court board, and regulatory framework affecting district lines.
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Little Rock
Arkanana Supreme Court
Athal
Delay Action on Truman's Revocation Power
Washington reports Sen McCarran and three Republicans urge longer study of President Truman's request for authority to grant immunity to witnesses and issue subpoenas in corruption investigations. The Judiciary Committee debates granting immunity and subpoenas while the House panel has rejected immunity.
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Washington
Charlee
MecCarran
D-Noy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
McCarran
Newbold -Morrin
McCurran
Congress
Ferguson
Michigan
Wiley
Wisconsin
Watkin
Utah
Power Morris
Morria
House Judisiary Committee
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Federal Octopus
Treasury Dept
Joy Stelin
W. H. Stingley
Blevins Church
Victory
Church of
Blevina
A. BR. Reddin
Stingley
Association
Oddfellows Lodge
Mardi Gras
Buddy Sutton
Hempst Pike
Nevad
Morris
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