Tax Speak and Polls Trim Our Postwar Outlook
A restless citizen writes about income tax changes and a federal wage toward the 1952 rate, noting refunds speed sorting and predicting higher taxes for 1952. He cites Gallup on direct primaries, Electoral College reform, and fears of centralized government, war, and debt reflecting postwar sentiments.
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Harry Muman
Ike
Fulks
George Gallup
Eisenhower
Nelides
iWlealus
House
Europe
France
Garrett Makes Changes in County Shops
Hempstead County Judge U G Barre announces changes in county shops amid staffing and workflow adjustments. The plan includes activating new facilities and installing upgraded equipment as part of an office overhaul led by Judge Barre and County Judge Cook.
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Garrett
Hempstead
U .G. Barre
Cook
Cher
Will
Filibuster Rule Change Faces Likely Defeat
Senator Ellen Der predicts a proposed Senate rule change to curb filibusters will fail by more than two to one. With Taft in position to end debate, civil rights bills face a long fight as Southern Democrats have long used unlimited debate to block such measures. The test could come in the next day or two.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Sen
Ellender
D+La
Senate
Lomorrayy
Taft
Robie
Gor Deader
Congress Assignments As Ike Inauguration Near
The new Republican Congress focused on committee assignments as it prepared for tomorrow’s joint session to tally electoral votes and officially declare Dwight D. Eisenhower president and Richard Nixon vice president. Senate and House convened Saturday and will meet in the House chamber to formalize the results amid likely Senate rule battles and outgoing Truman administration messages.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
New Republican Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Richard
Sénate
Truman
McNab Man Turns Himself in
Julius Conway, a Black man, was injured Saturday when struck by a car while crossing Highway 67 near Texarkana City Limits. Louis Singleton, 22, of McNab, turned himself in to Bowie County officers claiming fright and confusion after the crash. He was booked on hit and run driving and released Sunday on a $1,500 bond.
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Subarkana
Julius Conway
Highway 67
Texarkana
Louis Singleton
McNab
Bowie County
Hope
Club Officers to Hold Training Meet Wednesday
Home Demonstration Club officers plan a training meeting at Hempsterd County courthouse on Wednesday morning from 10 to 11. Dorothy Price from Little Rock will aid presidents with parliamentary procedure, Path Jones will assist reporters, and Lorraine Blackwood will help secretaries set up books for the new year.
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Hempsterd Counly
Dorothy = Price
Distriet
Little Rock
Path Jones
Lool
Lorraine Blackwood
Full Impact of Bus Strike Felt in New York
New York experiences the first full force of a 40 hour week bus strike by 3,500 privately operated buses. City buses and subways faced heavy disruption during rush hour but managed with minimal issues. School hours were staggered to ease crowding, with high schools starting at 10 am except Staten Island.
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New York
New York City
Staten Island
Mrs. Marshall Dies at Home in Waldo at 48
Mrs. Fred Marshall 48 formerly Artie Otwell of Nevada County died Sunday at her Waldo home. Survived by husband four brothers Belton Bascom Watson and Robert Otwell and sister Mrs W C Sunnett. Funeral set for 2 p.m. today at Shiloh with Rev EB Jones of Magnolia.
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Fred Marshall
Artie Otwell
Nevada County
Waldo
Belton Otwell
Fulton
Bascom
Magnolia
Watson
Robert Otwell
Hope
W. C.sunnett
Chichester
Shiloh
Eb, B, Jones
A B Banks Fordyce Banker Dies in Little Rock
Banking and insurance executive A B Banks of Fordyce died at a Little Rock hospital Saturday. He formerly led the American Exchange Trust Co in Little Rock and founded Home Life Insurance Co Home Fire Insurance Co and Home Accident Insurance Co. He left a widow a daughter three sons and four sisters.
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Little. Rock
A. B. Banks
Fordyce
Little Rock
Banks
The
American Exchange Trust Co
Old Home Life Insurance Co
Home Fire Insurance Co
Home Accident Insurance Co
First Robin Yearning Opens Season In Spring Hope
New York columnist HAL BOYLE reflects on the post Christmas thaw as the first robin signals renewal. he depicts winter fatigue, household woes, and the lingering blues of time, money, and chores before spring brightens the mood.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Smallman
GOP Leaders Have Hope for Tax Reduction
GOP leaders in Congress voiced cautious optimism about tax relief this year while stressing no promises. House GOP Floor Leader Charles Ulinski indicated bills must win broad Republican support and avoid jeopardizing a balanced budget. Leaders reiterated reducing federal spending to balance the budget is the first priority before any tax cuts.
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Washington
Congress
House
GOP
Charles Unileck
Indieana
Ite
Hallack
Vheir
Ile Fiust
Pawue
Court Hears Arguments in Contempt Case
In Little Rock the Arkansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a contempt case tied to an antipicketing order from 2012. G Love Grant and eight Jab on union members faced fines and jail terms, with pending appeals stemming from a Dixie Cup Co strike against AP GL Paper in Fort Smith.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ft. Smith
G. Love Grant
Elght
Sebastian Chancery Court
Thuy
Supremia
GL Paper Min
Dixie Cup Co
Ut Fh Smith
Chancery Court
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Grant
Charles EB. Stewart
Allen Jones
Arthur Logan
Millard Davis
John Fettyjonn
Russell Clyma
Wanda Davis
Wanda Smith
John Deere Day Set for Tuesday at City Hall
Local John Deere dealer Frank Wallery announces John Deere Day at City Hall Tuesday evening January 6 at 7 30 p m Free to farmers and their families the program features Paradise for Buster a Keaton comedy plus Tom Gordon Goes Modern Costly Bargains Oddities in Farming and Whats New for 1953 highlighting John Deere models parts and equipment The listing includes a variety of farming films and demonstrations for attendees
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Frank Wallery
City Hall
Buster
Buster Keaton
Tom Gordon
John Deere
Dodge to Have Broad Powers as Budget Chief
New York report states Josep M. Dodge would wield broad powers in shaping U.S. budget and policy. Eisenhower aides briefed four Republican senators on potential considerations for Dodge’s role, but no formal reasons for the meetings were released.
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New York
Eisenwerr
Josep M. Dodge
Casséelato
Eisenhower
William F. Kiawland
California
Pew
Senate
Tigh, Butler
Nebraska
Guy Ee
Oregon
Arthur VI
Watkins
Utis
Eisenhowser
Hal
Colle
Othlers
Work Resumes on Docks as Strikers Relax
New York piers resumed work as longshoremen returned to duty after eight hours of talks with federal mediators failed to settle the dispute. Picketing ended and strikers allowed loading and unloading to begin while cargo weighing and sampling proceeded at once.
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New York
McMath names new War Memorial Stadium commissioners
Governor McMath today named SG Hall and W Howard Peares of Little Rock to the War Memorial Stadium Commission. Snow flurries and sharply falling temperatures forecast for northern Arkansas tonight.
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Little Rock
McMath
Sg, Hall and
W. Howard Peares
War Memorial Stadium
U. S
Arkansas
Churchill Warns Korea War Risks Third World Conflict
Churchill states Korean resistance reduces danger of a wider war and opposes extending hostilities to China. He urges UN action and warns against Soviet aggression, noting dangers to Europe and the Western alliance amid Communist pressures.
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China
New York
United States
Europe
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Brevida
Vail
Weatern
Linattora
Senate set to create investigations subcommittee
Washington sources say a new Senate subcommittee will oversee investigations into Communist influence and government security ties. Details point to Ferguson chairing the panel with Willians signaling a shift from internal security to broader inquiries.
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Son
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Willonmand
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Trates
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Amin
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Agenu
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Infermanta
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Aube
Verpgisan
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See Er
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Hiss
E State Department
Loyalty of Vincent Under New Five Member Board
A five member Loyalty Review Board was set up by President Truman to reassess diplomat John Carter Vincent. The panel, reviewing his loyalty amid McCarthy era charges, found reasonable doubt and recommended termination, while Secretary Acheson withheld a final decision, citing a confusing report. Vincent, 53, denied Communist ties and defended his lifelong U.S. service after suspensions in Tangier and Washington.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington, WI
John Carter Vincent
Truman
State Acheson
Vincent
Fred
White House
Acheson
Siou
Chirung Kalbshek
Ron Vincent
United States
Three Charged in Weekend Accidents in Hopi City
Three minor weekend accidents were reported by Hopi City Police. J. B. Stuart of Upp o Ri, 4, was charged with driving while intoxicated and failing to yield after a collision with a vehicle driven by Winley on Hawt Third. Lenn Mildrow faced charges of driving without brakes after a collision with Melvin Adama on Waat Division. No injuries. both vehicles damaged in a separate collision between J. D. Walker and Richard Nowa on South Laurel Shot. Walker charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Hopi
Waale
Charsed
Flue
J. B. Stuart
Negra
Uppo Ri
Winley
Lenn Mildrow
Bidable
Melvin Adama
Waat
J.D. Walker
Richard Nowa
South Laurel
Walker
Rebuilt Red Bridges Again Flattened In Korea Raid
In Korea, UPI reports B-20 Superforts bombed central North Korea bridges in the Hulchon area amid a three week old raid, destroying a key supply route from the Kinggye to Pyongyang. Fourteen crews, including A-2C Ernest Dumont of Lawrence Kansas, observed fires on a rebuilt span as bombs fell, with one gunner noting a bridge canopy did not burn.
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Korea
Aly Yorce
Hulchon
North Korea
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Balla Segtoray
Ernest & Dumont
Lawrence
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