27 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
1
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A fragmented excerpt centers on Mr Pandera and Joan, detailing a stormy affair, a fashion sketch and a revolver in a cluttered studio. Teresa sends a watercolor gown sketch to Cedarbrook General Delivery, prompting a phone call and a tense scene about money independence and desire.
The Arkansas House defeated a bill to authorize the state highway department to build toll bridges and roads by a 448 to 1 vote. The measure would have allowed toll-funded bonds to finance a toll highway between Little Rock and Benton, with no popular sale of bonds. The bill also carried potential raises in the governor’s salary and touched on constitutional amendments regarding assembly member eligibility.
Governor McMath faces opposition from lawmakers over a proposed $17,000,000 tax package including funding for public schools a medical center welfare and hospital operations. A bloc of at least 20 Arkansas senators discussed voting against new taxes while the governor pressed to pass the program after meeting with a key senator.
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Beasley proposes aligning revenue and fiscal years to unlock 4 million dollars for current use. The plan allows spending of funds on hand after July 1 with offsetting tax increases. Beasley cites old and new taxes totaling 88.3 million dollars for the next two years.
Washington reports the senate opens debate on a draft bill to induce youths at eighteen for a twenty-four month service with the armed forces. The measure ties to a long term universal military training program and faces opposition over many features. Senator Lyndon Johnson, chairman of the armed services subcommittee, is set to open the floor debate. the committee approved a 26 month plan with discharge rules tied to annual leave.
In Little Rock on February 27, the Arkansas revenue department announced warrants for 16 individuals accused of transporting unsigned liquor. Revenue Commissioner Dean R J Morley stated the arrests were authorized as part of an ongoing effort to curb untaxed alcohol distribution.
Little Rock February 26 The Arkansas Senate again upholds Gov. Sid McMath’s vetoes. It refuses to override a measure to separate long and short term capital gains on state income tax returns, citing potential revenue loss of about 250 000 dollars annually. An opposing sponsor claims only about 60 000 dollars would be lost and that the measure mirrors federal practice. The chamber also blocks further reconsideration of a veto removing the state board of fiscal control. The legislature amends a tax bill affecting wholesalers profits, lowering margins and raising the tax. A welfare real estate levy proposal would allow the state to recover welfare payments by seizing property valued over 1 000 dollars, drawing charges of communism from opponents. The debate includes strong remarks from Senator Baker and others.
Authorities filed charges against multiple men in a state crackdown on transporting untaxed alcoholic beverages. Warranted individuals include Homer Lee Castleberry George D Maresh Melvin B Smith and several others across Maxwella Lewisville Emerson Crossett Mulberry Paris Fort Smith and Van Buren. The case seeks 321085 in axes and penalties.
Washington Feb 27 Senators Connally and Russell rejected Tafts plan to require Western Europe to pledge defense quotas in exchange for American troops. Connally balked at Tafts change to transfer U S divisions across the Atlantic and Russell warned disclosure of the general force details would reveal vital defense secrets to Russia.
Mrs Della Burrows of Zionsville Indiana writes a life poem praising HADACOL a vitamin enriched remedy she says boosts energy sleep and appetite. She claims drinking HADACOL improves her health and stamina noting she is on her fourth bottle and feels spry as a pup with better sleep and appetite. The ad copy ends urging readers to buy genuine HADACOL claiming unique benefits.
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