Federal Records Administration proposed to cut waste
A special Arkansas Public Expends Council study urges reorganization of the federal executive branch. The report recommends creating a Federal Records Administration to eliminate duplication, modernize office tech, and reduce over 2,000,000 cubic feet of stored records, saving over 900,000 annually after initial gains.
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Je’ Sam
Entagon
Commission
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Federal Records Sministration. Co
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More Danes Leaving Denmark for Across the World
The passage notes a surge of Danes planning emigration, with estimates of about 3,000 people leaving Denmark for good by year’s end. Destinations include the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other continents, as wards of a broader diaspora. The text references the Dupish state ration office and other fragmented terms.
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Rygjaghommiration Office
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Arkansas bill seeks higher state take from Oak Town track
Rep Lloyd Darnell of Gark county urges Arkansas to raise its cut from Oak Town race track at Mot Springs. Proposed: state five percent and track ten percent on first 4 million, state ten percent and track five on the second 4 million, with fourteen percent on amounts above 8 million. Also seeks changes on breaks and other measures. House also bills limiting liquor in dry areas to one quart, licensing veterinarians, making wife and child abandonment a felony, and letting a county judge close roads for a system. Former Speaker H Kemp Toney honored after 51 years in legislature.
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Lloyd Darnell
Gark County
Arkansas
Mot Springs
Darnell
Ouachita River Channel Group Granted More Time
Supporters of a nine foot Ouachita river channel in Louisiana and Arkansas gain extra time to present their case to the Army Rivers and Harbors board. Rep Harris says deadline for written statements moves from February 1 to March 1, with a hearing possible later. The group argues traffic now justifies deeper depth and predicts growth after project completion.
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Ouachita River
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Arkansas
Army Rivers and Harbors Board
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Actor Agog Over Charges by Wife
Hollywood daily reports Olive Arnold filing for separate maintenance against Edward Arnold, alleging he pursued amorous affairs while she faced neglect. She claims he confessed infidelity, kept apartments for other women, and assaulted her. seeks $2000 monthly support, $26,000 legal fees, and division of ranch and oil interests.
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Arkansas jury convicts two in larceny case in Memphis
A criminal court jury found William Monroe and George Elam guilty of larceny for stealing 1100 in building supplies from a contractor. Others connected in the report include Stanley Baker and Joseph Monroe who were acquitted, while the piece also covers electrocution dates for a Little Rock suspect and local bank openings in Helena with staffing details. The article also notes governor McMath’s appointments and a legislative bill vote in Arkansas.
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Ney
William
Billy) Monroe
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Russellville
George Elam
Stanley W. Baker
Joseph Henry Monroe
Billy Monroe
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Housewives Eager for New Recipes
A home demonstration agent argues that housewives value basic foundational recipes over full cookbooks. Imagination plus core techniques allow many new dishes from simple bases, aiding budget cooking and efficient use of leftovers.
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Moscow Peace Offensive Puzzles Observers
Moscow pursues a so called peace offensive described as a Trojan horse as observers seek a clear motive. The piece cites Bolshevist calls for peace from Togliatti and Cachin and quotes Pravda editor Pospetov on Russia’s stance. It argues the tactic aims to ease pressure from democracies, especially amid rising US opposition to communism and policy shifts under Truman and Acheson.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Marcel Cachin
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P. N. Pospetov
Pravda
Russia
Communist Fear and Labor Move Stir Global News
The piece cites eleven United States Congress members accused of seeking to overthrow the government. It notes Seattle professors dismissed over alleged Communist ties and argues education and labor purges guard against communism. It reports CIO leader Carey and AFL Brown quitting or challenging the world federation as a new anti communist movement forms.
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World Federation of Trades Unions
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