Plymouths display new interior and ride comfort
Plymouths tout a redesigned interior with hydraulic flow control and smoother ride. Nine body types are offered including Suburban Savoy Cambridge and Cranbrook, emphasizing cargo space, luxury trims, and practical features for drivers and passengers.
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United States
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Tangary
Bodine
Vielon
Hoglovra
Winligenmorberé
Delvin
Alog
Andy Vate
Ae Oediana
Plynsons Gorge Corp
Lelesa
Nelda
Hiddhield
Alwaga
Savoy
Almply
Farmlore
Senators told manpower goal is up for service
Washington reports President Truman approved raising the manpower strength to 3,403,505 by the earliest date feasible. Assistant Secretary Anna Morgenhorn announced the target increase from a prior June 30 goal, with emphasis on army air force and naval service.
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Washington
Truman
Anna M. Rorenberg
Trurmat Bag
Roumsberg
Penate Arcana Bac
Ieyear
Cheju Island War Strains Local Life and Refugee Flows
American liaison teams guard Cheju Island near Korea as refugees flood in from the mainland. Inflation blooms with black market rice and rising prices while island men fear labor shortages and a shifting social order under broader wartime pressures.
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Pusan
Korean Peninsula
Suomi Tropical Sanctuary
Unis
Cheju
Mame
Cheju Island
Truman Calls Continued from Page One
Truman warned against underestimating military and industrial strength in a speech. He referenced a $190 billion figure and outlined defense and foreign spending projections, suggesting annual outlays between $45 billion and $55 billion by late 1951, though not specifying a final budget.
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Truman
Tiuimnan
Teuman
Legislature Ends First Week of Work in Arkansas
At Little Rock the Arkansas legislature idle Friday after an abbreviated first week. Both houses recessed and will reconvene Monday. Major actions include House Bill No 1 granting 238000 for House salaries and expenses and Senate Bill No 1 granting 65000 for Senate salaries and expenses, signed by Governor McMath with emergency clauses to enable first paychecks.
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Arkansan
68Th General Assembly
Senate
McMath
Senators clash over draft age in defense bill debate
Senator Saltonstall pressed defense officials to prove their case for lowering the draft age. He argued the current law requiring 18 year olds for registration and 19 to 23 for induction may be insufficient for accelerated preparedness, as defense seeks a one year reduction.
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Aenate
Saltonstall H-Moss
Mie
Sattonstall
Urough
Defense Department
Saltonstall
Senate
Letters to the Editor Offers Space and Signatures
Readers are invited to write letters signed with name and address, though publication of the name may be withheld on request. The page welcomes criticism of editorial policy and comments on news columns as part of its public discourse.
The Skating Rink Letter Sparks Public Inquiry
The Star publishes a letter signed A Mother dated January 8, 105 criticizing rough play at the skating rink. The editor defends cautious use of the rink, promises protection for children, invites inquiry, and urges public judgment before forming opinions about fault in the incident.
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Star
Aso
Lawmakers Push Funds to Rescue State Schools
Governor approves measures as both houses seek immediate school aid. Senator Bob Bailey Jr. calls for an investigation into fund status while the education department warns of a $6,000,000 shortfall needed now to prevent crisis. Rep Fan Van Dalsem proposes transferring $1.5 million from the education revolving loan fund and lawmakers urge Comptroller Beasley to provide a detailed account of school operating needs.
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Bob Bailey Jr
Russellvile
Education Department
Fan van Dalsem
Perry County
van Dalsem
Lee Roy Beasley
Skating Rink Owners Respond to Letter in Hope Star
MR and MRS W E Heflin, owners of the skating rink in Hope Arkansas, publish a reply to a letter from a reader titled A Mother. The Star notes it prints both sides of a controversy and withholds the real name on request. The exchange appears in the January 10 1911 issue.
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W. E. Heflin
the Star
Incomplete Record of Legal Proceedings Cited in Reply
The fragment notes a response to the original charge but offers no full context or outcome. It references the reply, implying further documents exist. No names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving the central action and result unspecified.
Firm Fined For Unauthorized Common Carrier Operation
Fort Smith January 12 UP Got Brothers Distributing of Fayetteville was fined 360 dollars in federal court for violating interstate commerce commission rules by operating as a common carrier without authorization. Ralph D. Goff Jr of the firm was fined 40 dollars.
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Fort Smith
Jan
Got Brothers Distributing Company of
Fayetteville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ralph D. Goff, Jr
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