Analysis of Archon State Expenditures by Edward W Reed
Our Daily Bread editor notes Edward W Reed professor at University of Arkansas College of Business analyzes in a foreword the rising state expenditures tied to highway construction welfare health and markets. He argues government expansion risks tyranny and urges scrutiny of fiscal policy while warning that elected powers can become despotic.
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College of Bus
University of Arkansas
A. Johitiy
Arkansas Economics Cou
Calnegie Corporation
AW York
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Rainfall Variations Across Hawaii Island Forecasts
The Hawaiian Basin records an average yearly rainfall of 2544 inches while a nearby island reports 90 to 100 inches. Rainfall occurs mostly at night with no distinct rainy season noted.
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Tunolulu
Hawiail
North Korean Training Post Leveled In Battery Assault
North Korea training center near the Yalu river was leveled by UN air strikes. American Sabrejets patrolled the skies as Thunderjets aircraft attacked Chusan and Anlung. At least 10 buildings were destroyed with massive fires. rail lines and a locomotive were damaged. Continued on Page two.
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Robert Udick
Seoul
Korea
Uniteds Nations
Yalu River
America
Chusan
Anlung
Moe Manehyna
Pyongyang
Stevenson Pleads for Demo Unity in Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson urged 1,209 Democratic adherents in Los Angeles to unite after a primary setback. He said the party might be defeated but is not beaten and warned against intra party clashes that could echo past campaigns. Continued on Page Two.
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Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pryman
Senator Carlson Sees Big Federal Spending Cut Possibility
Sen. Frank Carlson, a close Eisenhower adviser, asserts federal spending could be cut by 2 to 14 billion dollars to back a balanced budget and tax cuts this year. He says government spending slumped in early 1953 and that the administration should run with far less than Truman forecasts. Carlson urges substantial restraint despite conflicting reports on budget balance.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Eisenhower
Calde Paign
Senate
Carlson
Truman
Hope Girl Sworn in as WAC Member
Pebougt y 24 1053 Misselen Dixey daughter of Mirry G Dixy of Flope Ark sworn today as a member of the WAC. Helen graduated Iron Bod High School and was a Corinth Baptist Church member. She was employed by M. M. Col Co Little Rock and studied bookkeeping with G G Kennedy Audit Co before oath for Ft. Lee Virginia. After nine weeks training she may attend Army Service Schools or be assigned to field duty. Private Dixon joins other young American women in service opportunities.
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Army Corps
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Iron Bodcaw High School
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Corinth Baptist Church
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G G. Kennedy Audit Co
Ft. Lee
Virginia
WAC
Dixon
Cost of Living Drops Slightly in January
The government reports that living costs fell by two tenths of one percent from mid-December to mid-January. The decline, due mainly to lower prices for food and clothing, is shown by a new consumer price index released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The index, updated to reflect current buying patterns, places mid January costs at 113.9, with figures historically lagging by about a month.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Famous Penguins Visit Hope For Two Day Tour
Pam the penguin and two traveling penguins arrive in Hope for a two day appearance with the McLaughlin Bros of St. Louis for Mope Signs Club benefit. The trio will be on display downtown opposite West Brothers Store from 10 am to 2 pm with a pond, viewing donations encouraged.
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Hope
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United States
Mclaughlin Bros
St. Louis
Mope Signs Club
West Brothers
U.B
Clay Organization
Ang
G&F Money Bill Advances Past Senate
The Senate passed the G&F appropriation bill after House objections over changes. Senator Reaves and Representative Johanne defended the budget as enough to operate the commission for two years, noting no broad fishing or hunting restrictions. Critics say the bill faced opposition from anti campaign groups and the governor’s commission refused to adopt certain suggestions.
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Liers
Osenila
Johabinne
Senate
Winchell Enters Vice Trial Picture
New York courtroom developments unfold as Judge Valente reveals a key missing witness is ready minutes before the jury verdict. A gossip columnist claim ties Grace Appel to possible testimony, complicating prosecution and defense as they pursue firm leads in the Ward case.
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Jay Sreen
New York
Rial
Minot & dMickey
Jetku
Juige Francis L. Valente
Vilente
Winghell
Samuel Sugat
Miss Appel
Vasil
Eli Hood
Pat Ward
Testa
Jake
No Outsiders Run State Dept says Dulles
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told a Senate committee no outsiders dominate the department. He asserted the department is “home compatible” with responsible, competent staff and defended formal investigations as unnecessary for efficiency. The disclosure follows a Wisconsin congressman’s inquiry and references to aid programs and loyalty questions.
Communist Agents Seized in Germany
In pre dawn raids police seized two alleged Czech Communist spies amid claims of a network assisting planted agents in East and West Germany. Authorities said the espionage agency with Berlin headquarters operates in West Berlin and West Germany, with more arrests anticipated.
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Garmany
Waal Berwin Dederil
Lhovlilés
East Germany
Fresch and Gorman
Polles
U A Fiertin
Basi Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
British Seek to Stabilize the Pound
Washington reports Britain has sent proposals to the U S government aiming to stabilize the pound sterling toward convertibility. The ideas include a dollar fund to stabilize the pound, pegged prices for key raw materials, and tightened controls within the British Commonwealth to support a firmer currency value. Read by Anthony Bolun and St A Buller, the plan centers on an enduring foundation for stabilization.
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Frank O'Srien
Washington
Safotay
Britain
U.S
Anthony Bolun
Buchequir
St. A
Floating Free Loaders and the Lawmakers Dilemma
HAL BOYLE argues that many bills are symbolic, failing to address real issues while legislators pass easier measures. The piece critiques legislative inertia as crowds propose sweeping changes yet produce little apart from abstract reforms that drift through sessions.
Ike's Denunciation of Russian Despotism Favored by Committee
The Mouse Moreigh Affaiys Committee approved President Eisenhower's resolution condemning Russia and supporting Soviet enslaved peoples. The vote backed a stance praised by Edsonhowey and Dulles critics, with amendments rejected. Senate action and possible House passage loom, amid Republican unease over reaffirming wartime pacts.
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Cherry Construction Funds Sought for State Projects
Cherry announces a four bill package to appropriate 2,033,000 for construction across state agencies and institutions. Funds would come from Revenue Stabilization Act, with federal money and savings from state departments filling the gap. Major items include University of Arkansas Animal Industry building 950,000 and Confederate Home grounds 400,000, plus Armory 121,000 and Benton State Hospital unit 500,000.
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Weather Report Indicates Generally Fair Conditions Across Nation
A concise weather notice reports generally fair and mild conditions prevailing across most regions today. Forecasts suggest light to moderate temperatures with no severe storms anticipated. Localities may see clear skies and gentle winds, contributing to an unseasonably mild day overall.
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Burgau
Forecast Outlook For Little Rock Weather Week
The forecast from the Bureau notes five days of temperatures near normal with slight changes. Daily highs and lows are expected to dip Sunday and rise later in the week, with overall temperatures near the period’s normal values through next Sunday.
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Little Rock
Alny
Vishinsky Stalls Korea Debate at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky delayed the Korea debate in the United Nations, postponing further meetings until Monday. He offered no public response to Lodge's challenge as U.S. Senatorial pressure mounted and the General Assembly’s political committee faced a slow, uncertain path amid Kremlin signals and Eisenhower’s peace offer.
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Andred Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
U. S
Hyry Cabot Lodge
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Moacaw Maputh
Kremlin
2Senhower
Josef Stalin
Tron’ Curlin
Moscow
Tahe Oltor
Alther
Answor Lodge
Doles
Jone
Carlos Manly
Brazil
Talelay
Lodge
Viv Bhingky
Eisenhower Likes Toasted Nuts in Brief Remark
Washington report quotes Guthings saying President Eisenhower shows evident fondness for toasted mixed nuts. The article notes any potential host should keep a sample supply to accommodate the president.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Elaine
Guthings
Prouidont
Soon Test of First Atomic Artillery Shells
A Washington dispatch outlines plans to test the first atomic artillery shell soon. About 20,000 troops will participate in a Nevada launch site demonstration beginning March 1. Military authorities say the test will simulate a battlefield scenario with an artillery shell delivered to a designated crater.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
Nevada
Armed Services
Tantovera
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Unclear entry hints at court process and dates
Fragmentary text suggests references to judges and a March convening. No clear names, places, or events are readable, leaving only partial phrases about a judge and a possible March date.
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