Arkansas Senators Criticize Truman Policy Clash
Our Daily notes Arkansas U S Senators McClellan and Fulbright clashing with President Truman over civil service for IRS collectors and a proposed uniform wage scale for electric lamp manufacturing. It argues White House power grabs threaten Southern industry and urges Arkansans to back their senators against federal overreach.
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Beth Arkansas
Truman
John L. McClellan
Internal Revenue Bureau
Civil Service
White House
McClellan
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Washington
United States Senate
Fulbright
Tobin
Westinghouse
Little Rock
Hot Springs
South
Associated Press
New England
New
United States of America
McMath
Hope Boy Sails With Navy Brass
Secretary of the Navy and Terry G Caston electronics technician first class, son of Mr and Mrs James P Caston of Hope Arkansas, were aboard the USS Flying Fish in Long Island Sound as it achieved its 500th dive. DC crew and officials joined the dive to establish a record for the highest number of dives by a US submarine. Secretary Kimball became an honorary Flying Fish crew member during the operation.
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New London
Conn
Secretary of the Navy
Terry, G. Caston
James P. Caston
South Main St
Hope
Ark
USS
Flying Fish
Long Island Sound
U. S
Kimball
Flying Fight
Submyring
Special Grand Jury Meet Called For March 10
Circuit Judge Dick Mulchis ordered Hempstead County Grand Jury to convene in special session at 9:00 a.m. on Monday March 10 at the sheriff's request. Sheriff Claud Sutton warned that gambling operations in the county faced state-law prosecutions and possible padlocking of premises. buying a federal gambling stamp could be used as evidence of intent.
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Dick Mulchis
Hempstead
Claud Sutton
Texas Gas to expand pipeline network in Midwest and South
Texas Gas Transmission Corp said it completed financing plans for a 33.752 million dollar expansion. W M Elmer noted commitments from 14 institutional investors to buy 24 million dollars in four percent bonds at 98. The funding, plus year earnings and depreciation, will cover the 407 mile expansion and another pipeline project. The company seeks FPPC authority to parallel existing mains between Louisiana and Kentucky and to raise pumping station horsepower to increase daily deliveries about 240 million cubic feet. The expansion targets Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio.
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Washington
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Midwest
W. M. Elmer
Owensboro
Federal Power Commission
Texas
Texas Gas
FPPC
Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Indiana
Iaois
Ohio
Red Co ed Suspended by School
A 21 year old student Lorraine Faxon Meisner was suspended by Wayne University after refusing to answer questions at the witness stand. The incident occurred amid a communist inquiry as House Un American Activities Committee investigators prepared to wind up their session and plan to return next month.
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Detroit
House Uns American Activities Committee
Lorraine Faxon Meisner
Port Brunette
Wayne University
Grand Jury Acts to Curb Liquor Traffic in Hempstead
Howard County grand jury returned 28 indictments from 50 witnesses during the February circuit term. Warrants for 15 arrests were issued as deputies began serving them. The panel urged padlocking the Whalebone Case venue south of Highway 24 and warned Hempstead officials about liquor purchases from the Ingram brothers and from Clarence Cheatham, a Hempstead County resident.
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Howard County
Grand Jury
Hempstead
Nashville
Ingram Brothers
Sheriffs Department
Ambrose Chesshir
Jack Jennings
J. R. Wynn
Highway 24
Grand Piry
Eighth Judicis
Hempstead She
GOP Senators Demand Full Korea Casualty Figures
Three Republican senators announced a plan to compel Defense Secretary Lovett and Pentagon officials to provide Congress with exact counts of non battle deaths in Korea. Senator Knowland of California criticized the secretary for a runaround and said Congress must have this information to decide armed forces size and maintenance. He pledged to press the issue in the Senate Armed Services and Appropriations committees.
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Washington
Knowland
Senate Armed Services
L. T. Lawrence to Head Easter Seal Campaign
The 1952 Easter Seal Campaign in Arkansas begins March 13 and runs through Easter Sunday. Rev. L. T. Lawrence of Hope serves as Hempstead County Chairman, with a county goal of 800 dollars. The drive funds services for crippled children, supporting the Jacksonville Children’s Convalescent Center and a mobile rehabilitation unit serving all Arkansas counties.
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Arkansas Association For the Crippled
L. T. Lawrence of Hope
Hempstead
Children's Convalescent Center
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Jacksonville Center
New OPS Boss Poised to Rule on Secrecy in Violator Names
Washington reports new OPS head Ellis Arnall faces a policy clash over publishing names of violators. Current rule bars release when overcharges are not willful or negligent, while editors urge disclosure. The conflict centers on whether enforcement should act as accuser and jury and the public’s right to know.
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New Ops
Washington
Ellis Arnall
Price
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Freedom of Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
APME
Ced
Ouachita Students Stage Program at High School
A group from Ouachita College Arkadelphia presented a program at Hope High School during seventh period February 27. Attendees included Tommy Tedford Arkadelphia student secretary and publicity director Earl McCain El Dorado senior and Marvin Thrash Hope sophomore. Tedford did magic and ventriloquism with dummy Willie B. Smart McCain gave interpretations Thrash announced. A copy of the yearbook Quachitonian was presented to the high school library Peggy Starnes Library Club president accepted the annual.
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Ouaachita College
Arkadelphia
Hope High School
Tommy ‘Tedford
Earl McCain
el Dorado
Marvin Thrash
Hope
Tedford
Willie B. Smart
Mr. McCain
Mr. Thrash
Peggy Starnes
Library Club
Acheson to address foreign aid on air tonight
Secretary of State Dean Acheson prepares a nationwide radio and television appeal for more billions in foreign aid. He will stress progress in European rearmament and defense buildup, report on talks in London and Lisbon, and urge public backing ahead of Congress scrutiny.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
Acheson
CBS
NBC
Mutual
DuMont
NBC Television Network
ABC Radio Network
London
Lisbon
Conreas
Acheron
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
DSC
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Europe
Rep
Varys
Ohio
Congress
Harris family visiting in Hope to attend church event
W Harris and family are home from Washington for a few days. They will attend the Victory Baptist Church observance Sunday at Blevins where the Rev W H Stingley will be honored. Red Tooms of Washington issued the first patent for wireless transmission in the United States.
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Harris
Washington
Victory Baptist Church
Blevins
W. H. Stingley
United States
Red Tooms
Washington, D. C
Crisis Over Russia Pushes Korean Parley Toward Breakup
Crisis over Russia's inclusion in the neutral commission threatens to derail Panmunjom truce talks in Korea. UN and Allied negotiators report the Russian demand as the main impasse, with additional deadlocks on prisoner repatriation, airfields during a truce, and port rotation.
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Panmunjam
Korea
Thelites
Washington
Russia
United Nations Command
South
North Korea
Peilping
United States
Rueslit
Ioa
U.N
U. N
Cal
Don
Darraw
Reds
Soviet Union
Wilking Po
Nuckita
Armigleo
Nickols
OPS to Delay Cutback in State Prices
Sen Fulbright confirms OPS will suspend for 30 days an order that overrode Arkansas fair trade law. If upheld, a two to three cent cut in cigarette price per pack may occur. OPS initially revoked Arkansas exemption on March 1, then reinstated to align with 26 other states. Poultry raisers report infrared lamp usage for breeding.
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Antie Kock
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Office of Price Stabilization
Arkansans
Arkansas Gazette
OPS
Arkansas
Fair Trades
Arkangay
Wes
French Cabinet Faces Defeat in Arms Policy Battle
In a prolonged clash over universal military training the House debates UMT with strong calls to vote directly on the measure. Rep Kilday urges termination after years of study, while Rep Short presses to bury the bill and avoid further committee wrangling. Amendments and motions to send the bill back to committee loom.
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Wishinuton
Pal
Ito
Klidny
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services
Rep Short
Cammmittee
Hawthorne and Snyker Elected by Legionaires
Members of the American Legion last night named Harry Hawthorne first vice president and Mike Snyker second vice president of the local post. Steve Bader was appointed post chaplain and John P. Vesey chosen service officer. Committees were named to plan upcoming baseball dues.
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American Legion
Harry Hawthorne
Mike Snyker
Steve Bader
John P. Vesey
Buseball
BraKlon Mulligan
Divorce Granted in Special Court Session
Judge Dick Hada of Arkadelphia presided in hemp xtend chancery for the trial of Mrs Allan Compyey v dS Conway. Judge Judith James Pilkinton of Hope disqualified herself and the two judges exchanged benches. The plaintiff was granted a divorce, awarded a property settlement and attorney fees. Alimony decision reserved for a later date. Next Hampstead Chancery term begins March 10 with Judge Pilkinton presiding.
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Dick Hada
Arkadelphia
Allan Compyey
Ds. Conway
Judith James
Hampstead Chancery
Pilkinton
Wrecker Collision Kills Driver on Highway 67
W. W. Watton of North Little Rock was killed when a wrecker pulled an 18 Texas Motor Freight truck back onto the highway just south of Philadelphia on Highway 67. Watton, employed by the Summer Gorbly Wrecker Service of Little Rock, died at about 8:20 p.m. Police identified the victim and described the wreck as a fatal roadside pull and crash.
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W. W. Watton
Orange St
Little Rock
Calla
Mitton Master
Archadelphia
Enat
Texas
Walton
Gorbly Wrecker Serview
Little Oak
FFA public speaking contest set for Henderson State Teachers College
The Southwest district Future Farmers of America public speaking and parliamentary procedure contest was announced by O J Seymour. The event will be held Saturday on the Henderson State Teachers College campus. Ted Jones of Hope, president of the Heart and Key Club, will conduct a focal program after the contest.
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Arlandelphia
Southwest District
Future Farmers of America
O. J. Seymour
Henderson State Teachers College
Ted Jones
Hope
Heart and Key Club
Cone Cal
Small Fire Causes Minor Damage in Laurel Residence
A fire in a Ne ro reaidance on 400 block o 1 South Laurel around 9 20 p m yesterday caused only minor damage before possible escalation. The blaze started from a wood slave and damaged wallpaper requiring limited extinguishment.
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Kemen
South
Laurel
Russell's Southern Revolt Sways Democratic Struggle
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia emerges as a leading Southern challenger to Truman in the Democratic race, gaining early favor from governors and senators. The development reshapes the South's stance, with Eisenhower and Kefauver contesting for influence and possible three-way splits in the region.
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Russell
Kefauver
South
Richard Russell
Georgia
Dixie
Tenncance
Estes Keefauver
Truman
Elor
South Carolina
Virginia
Miselasippi
Texas
Himaell
Bis
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Kelauvey
Ruspell
Fr drifts in French politics and tax plans
Paria report notes Vincent Auriol faces pressure as premier in 1930s France with plans to raise taxes including 20 percent for roarme and 4) 300 million dollars from Atlantic Treaty funding. Faure opposes new measures while coalition talks surface, aiming to stabilize finances and address military costs.
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Paria
Vincent Auriol
Frerich
Tods
Roarme Me
Notad
Hig
Charlot
Meormberg
Ratlent Sociallet
Lisbon
Baure
Fohna “Costa
Crue
Unclear fragmentary text on unexploded munitions handling
Fragmentary OCR mentions unexploded missiles and a Corps of Engineers context with land clearing and a range. Specific details and proper nouns are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of an explosion or disposal event and a dated military reference.
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Tmy Corps
Engingorg
Spectador
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