Bricker Amendment Debate Return to Constitutional Limits
The Bricker amendment proposal, backed by figures like Seaylor Bricker and supported by groups such as the American Bar Association and the DAR, would constrain treaty power, requiring two thirds of all Senate members to ratify treaties rather than a present vote. The piece argues for reform of treaty procedures, emphasizes two thirds of full Senate approval, and notes opposition from the Eisenhower administration.
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Bricker
Queston
Seaylor Bricker
Ohio
Secretary
Senate
Bickur
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
United Nations
League of Nations
France
Belora
Exic¢ver
Winter Band Concert Set for February 4 at High School
The Hope High School Band will perform the annual Winter Concert on Thursday night February 4 at 7 45 in the high school auditorium. G T Cannon director says the 76 member band will be aided by temporary stage extensions and enlarged instrument sections. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students with a class competition to sell the most tickets and win a spring picnic.
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T Hops High School
G. T. Cannon
Fiifthy
President Eisenhower Proposes Broad New Housing Plan
President Eisenhower asks Congress to back a wide housing program aimed at all income groups. Key proposals include long term government mortgage insurance with low down payments for homes under 8 000, and selling nearly 1 000 000 000 in federal aid funds.
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Warmington
Eisenhower
Congress
Amerijcart
Orced Pas
May Signal Revision of Bricker Curb
President Eisenhower may signal a go ahead to congressional leaders to rewrite the Bricker proposal curbing treaty powers. Senate debate on the measure appears likely as leadership plans a course after White House talks with Sen Knowland. Ferguson of Michigan and Bricker of Ohio showed gaps in compromise terms at a recent meeting.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Ifi
Eisenhower
Senate
Bricker
Sen
Knowland
Calif
White House
Ben. Ferguson
Nichigan
GOP
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Yester
Sideswipe Damages Two Vehicles in North Ebnstadet Incident
Over the weekend an auto driven by R D Cogbill and another vehicle driven by Wanda Cox sideswiped on North Ebnstadet. Damages were reported to both vehicles by City Police investigators.
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R. D. Cogbill
Wanda Cox
North Ebnstadet
No Action on Tariff Barrier Is Likely
Washington reports say key Republican Congressmen expect little or no action by Congress this year to lower tariff barriers on foreign goods. The move aligns with GOP skepticism of tariff cuts, while Eisenhower awaits a wage report from the Foreign Economic Policy Commission chaired by Clarence J. Randall. The commission suggests gradual tariff power increases, amid dissent from Republicans yesterday.
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Washington
Iee
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
L-Man
Foreign Economic Policy Commission
Clarence J. Randall
Chicago
Infaned Steel Co
Old Time Crooner Promotes Ham It Up for Marriage Success
Benny Fileds, famed crooner with Crosby ties, says a lasting marriage blends enthusiasm with mutual support. He and wife Blossom, long show partners, warn jealousy in careers ends true union, noting they are “Mr. and Mrs. Show Business” on two WMG3M daily programs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Benny
Ty Lenny
Filedn
Crosby
America
Blossom
Blessie
Wmg3m
Missouri-Ozan Meet Friday at Prescott
A meeting is set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Prescott City Hall to organize support for the Little Missouri River and Ozan Creek flood control project. Delegates from Arkadelphia, Gordon-Presvins, Hope, Delight, Murcutt, Nashville, McCaskill and Ouachita River group members will attend to coordinate effort and review Eisenhower budget action of $492,000 for the project.
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Hall
Prescott
Diood Council
Gramage
Little Missouri River
Ozan Creek
Arkadelphia
Gordon - Presvins
Hope, Delight
Murcott
Nashville
McCaskill
H.K
Thatcher
Eisenhower
Little
Missouri River
Congress
Ouachita River Valley Association
Pre- Scol
Local Youths Picked at Choir Audition
Three local youths were selected from 36 auditioning across three states for the Apollo Boys chorus. David Pearson 13 was top finalist and will audition in Palm Beach Florida for the national finals January 31. Bobby Dodson 13 and John Allen Ross 11 will attend summer camp in North Carolina for training.
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Apollo Boys’ Choir
Shrove
Wit Lners
David Pearson
Bobby Dodson
John Allen Ross
Jhce
Young Ross
Oglesby ‘School
David
Palm Beach
Florida
Bobby
John Allen
North
Caraling
Apollo Choir
Atlantic
A. L. Ross
Roland Pearson
Shreveport
James Roosevelt Seeks California 2nd District Seat
James Roosevelt, eldest son of Franklin D Roosevelt, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in California's 2nd district. He seeks to challenge incumbent Rep Samuel W Yorty amid party backing and local political moves in Los Angeles.
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James Roosevelt
Los Angeles
California
Fennktin D. Roosevelt
Ady ‘Eumbent
Samuel W. Yorty
Burglars Break Into W. W. Rogers Store at McCaskill
Burglars broke into the W. W. Rogers Store in Mc Caskill on Saturday night by tearing off a screen after failing to open a door. They stole cigarettes a shotgun shells and two swatches, according to Deputy Sheriff Tom Middlebrooks and State Police man Milton Mosier.
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W. W. Rogers
McCaskill
Tom Middlebrooks
Milton Mosier
McCarthy Recedes on One Man Rule in Subcommittee
Washington Reuters report notes Sen. Joseph McCarthy and three GOP colleagues voted to rescind the one man hiring and firing authority of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee, a move aimed at wooing back Democratic members led by McClellan Symington and Modjeska. Democrats asked time to discuss, with questions on rejoining pending. Mundt Dickson and Potter mediated, while Matthews resignation and prior clashes fed the dispute.
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Warren Duffee Washington
Sen
Toscon BR. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
McCarthy
John McClellan
Ark
Stuart Symington
Henry Modgackson
Wao
Karl E. Mundt
Everett M. Dickson
Charles EE. Potter
Mich
Mid- Beerjoon -To
Mundt
Mec
Earthy
Ad. B. Matthews
Matthew
Muniz
McClellan
Believe Families Not Stockholders Tax Relief Drive
Several House Ways and Means Democrats pressed for tax relief favoring families over stockholders and businesses. They threaten to fight against Eisenhower backed plans for rapid, broad tax cuts, aiming to eliminate dividends relief and curb reductions, potentially lowering revenues by about 615 million dollars in year one with larger savings later for taxpayers.
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Charles F. Garrett Washington
Eisenhower
Local Woman Hurt in Texarkana Wreck
One person was slightly injured Saturday in a two car collision at Third and Laurel Streets. Mrs. Ralph Roberts of Hope was treated at St. Michael's Hospital for minor injuries and released. She was a passenger in an automobile driven by Charles Chamble.
Hemingway Survives Two Jungle Plane Crashes
Ernest Hemingway and his fourth wife Mary Weise escaped two weekend crashes in Uganda with only an injured arm for him and a unharmed wife. They traveled by car from Bullaro to Entebbe with their pilot Roy March after the incidents. The writer, on assignment for Look, aimed to photograph the Victoria Nile near Murchison Falls before reaching safety.
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Entebbe
Uganda
Ernest Hemingway
Butlaba
Lake Albert
Hemingway
Bvien
Bullalos
Kampala
Mary Weise
Chicago
Roy March
Ray Tier
Kilamanjaro
Africa
Nairobi
Victoria Nile
Murchison Falls
Look Magazine
Presbyterian in Last Service in Old Building
The Presbyterian Church held its final worship in the Second and Hazel Streets building. Pastor L T Lewrehte praised founders and longtime supporters as the congregation moves this week to a new South Main Street site. The first service in the new church is planned for next Sunday morning, January 31.
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Presbyterian Church
Second
Hazel Streets
L. T. Lewrehte
South Main Street
Reds to Keep 21 Gls Until Conference
Developments in the situation include claims of repatriation efforts and statements by officials tied to American and United Nations roles. An Indian spokesman said India will find new homes for more than 300 Chinese and Korean prisoners who seek neutral asylum. The commission disapproves releases of over 22,000 Communist prisoners. delegates from Sweden and Switzerland supported right to release, while Polish and Czechoslovakian delegates were less favorable. An estimated 100000 women and men greeted 4000 freed Chinese prisoners arriving in Formosa.
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Aacsed
Cl J
Batchelor
United Nations
India
United
Poland
Formosa
Taipoli
Chindao
All Around the Town by The Star Star
Judge Ingram M Stainback, former Hawaii governor, visits Forrest City and jokes about Hope melon seed grown in Arkansas. Weather note recalls thunder and sleet last week with few details. Fulton reports Pearly Melpread wins a prize from the John Cain DAR Chapter in Arkansas. Narrows reporting engine office work. G W Eredaig eyeing a congressional run. Dillingen report incomplete.
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Ingram M. Stainback
Territory of Hawaii
Forrest City
Hawaii
Arkansas
Parts
Fulton
J. J. Battle
Pearly Melpread
Benny -Me‘Antosh
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