Silence and the Contempt Question in Hollywood
James Thrash er discusses freedom of silence and the contempt charges against ten Hollywood writers for defying the House committee. He argues the committee oversteps, yet notes the writers could have justified refusals in court. The piece weighs constitutional rights against investigative demands and cites Lardner's extended rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Spena
New York
Humdrist
Hollywood
Congress
Zgemas
Lardner
Tus
Thomas Cummittee
Werner
Freudgen
Ike
Veterans Classes Postponed to Thursday
Veterans training program trades and business classes will be held Thursday January 28 at the regular time Porney G Hull coordinator announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porney G. Hull
National Guard Postpones Drilling Tonight Due to Weather
Company A 63rd Infantry will drill tonight as scheduled earlier but Capt. Dorsey Fuller announced postponement due to weather. Boibing Witt will be held as a later date.
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63Rd Infantry
Dorsey Fuller
City rest room committee names and sales notice
Twenty years ago today January twenty eight nineteen twenty three city rest room committee members included secretary Mrs W M Canley chairman Mrs D B Thompson and others. New spring suits advertised from nineteen to twenty four dollars and seventy five cents with dogs suit as low as seven dollars Harold Bell Wright Shepherd of the Will s was playing at the Saenger today with Gallagher and His Dog Circus stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Canlley
D. B. Thompsé
Mes
E. O. Wingfield
Ures
B. Henry
J Arvingtan
We OM
J. W. Younwell
K. Woodley
E Service
Harold “Bell Wright
More Officials Listed as Grain Speculators
Washington January 27 1946 officials named include a senator an ambassador and the newly appointed assistant director of the budget as grain market traders since January 1 1946. The Agriculture Department released a new speculators list through Secretary Anderson listing Frank Pace Jr still awaiting oath as assistant budget director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Frank Pace, Jr
Pace Formerly Employed by State
Frank Pace Jr., longtime Arkansas legal official and former deputy prosecuting attorney, listed as a trader in the commodity markets by the Agriculture Department. He served as executive assistant to the postmaster general after WWII and was recently named No. 2 in the budget bureau. Pace said he traded cotton and eggs, earning about $1,590 to $1,700, not on insider information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Frank Pace Jr
Budger
Agriculture Department
Arkansas Revenue Departtment
Pace
State Revenue Department
Homer M. Adkins
MM. swicCaroll
Carl E. Bailey
Army Air Forces
United States
Air Force
James Bryce
Argentina
Elmer Thomas
Division of
State Department
Jesse B. Gilmer
Gilmer
Anderson
Robert B. Hannegan
Truman
Sister of Local Man Succumbs at Prescott
Mrs. C. B. Jabe, 60, sister of Henry Hitt of Mape, died at her home in Prescott Monday. Survived by four daughters Mrs. D. D. Avery of Prescott, Mrs. Leger Sherril of Houston, Mrs. Iain Felsome of Chicago and Mrs. Aubrey Wells of Colorado. six sons Taylor of Lanaview, Carroll of Marshall Texas, Gene of San Francisco, Henry of Wichita Falls, Jack of Wilmington North Carolina, and sister Salera Hiss of Salera. Two brothers Bob of Prescott, Tom of Alexander, and sister Mae Rhodes of Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jabe
Henry Hitt
Mape
Prescott
Avery
Leger Sherril
Houston
Iain Felsome
Chicago
Aubrey Wells
Colorado
Taylor
Lanaview
Carroll
Marshall
Texas
Gene
San Francisco
Cal
Henry
Wichita Falls
Jack
Wilmington
N.C
Sis
Salera
Bob
Tom
Alexander
Mae Rhodes
Prescutt
Basye and Barrett Talk Industry to Hope Kiwanis
Basye told the Hope Kiwanis Club about Cobbwood development and plant plans. Barrett of Temple Cotton Oil Co outlined processing soybeans and local economic impact. Visitors included O'Sheen Murphy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy WW. Basye
Hope Kiwanis Club
Cobbwood
Tue Amd
Wayne Barrett
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Bright Good Citizen chosen at Hope High School
Good Citizen Gracie Lee Bright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.O. Bright, was selected by Hope High School’s senior class and faculty. The award, sponsored yearly by Local Daughters of the American Revolution, recognizes honor, dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Bright will compete in February at the Arkansas DAR convention in Fort Smith. The statewide winner goes to Washington, D. C. for a four day pilgrimage and Bright will display posters for the DAR to showcase her artistic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Lee Bright Picayie Lee Bright
E.O. Bright
T Hope High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. Lo
Fort Smith
Washington, D. C
Miss Bright
DAR
Hempstead to Join Malaria Control Plan Expansion
Hempstead County residents will see a malaria control program begin in April as part of the Arkansas Malaria Control Program. Sponsored by the state health board, the plan expands into Conway Yell and Faulkner counties and districts across Arkansas with DDT spraying and larvicide efforts under supervision of Alvin Beversburg. The program charges Hempstead County residents a $2 spray fee for a house service in the lowlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Malaria Control Division
Arkansas State Board of Health
Conway
Yell
Faulkner
Faulxoer
Arkansas
Jolin E. Taylor
Tme
Little Keck
Alvin Beversburg
Waistler IV
Garland
Pulaski
Lonoke
Sevier
Howard
Litllke River
Mailier
Lafayette
DOW House
Hempstead County
Josie Cox Dies Near Spring Hill at 73
Josie Cox, aged 73, of near Spring Hill, dies at home today. Survived by two sons Noah of Maynesville, Louisiana and Olin of Hope, four daughters Lucie Adcock of Patmos Bessie Powell of Hope Route 1 Mes Cav Hobinson of Houston Grace Murphy of Hope, a brother Henry McMillan of Bod eaw, two sisters Peart McClure of Patines and Lula May of Bodeaw. Funeral services will be held at Corinth near Bodeaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Cox
Spring Hill
Noah
Maynesville
Olin
Hope
Lucie Adcock
Patmos
Bessie Powell
Cavvie Hobinson
Houston
Texas
Grace Murphy
Henry McMillan
Bodeaw
Peart McClure
Patines
Lula May
Aweyow
Corinth
Kokoda Defeats Helena in Icebound Boat Race
In subfreezing river conditions on January 14, Kokoda crossed the finish at 10 03 a m to defeat Helena in a Mississippi river towboat race near New Urlourts. Captain James M Souman of the Helena said he did not see Kokoda for about two hours after start and noted ice hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Louis
Kokoda
Helena
Mississippi River
Irogval Barae Lines
Natchez
Caica
James M. Souman
Rueda
Stassen Angling for Eisenhower Votes in New Hampshire
Harold Stassen campaigned in Manchester seeking Eisenhower supporters and pledged delegates on the first ballot while accusing Taft of pressuring him to stay out of the Ohio primary. He urged support from New Hampshire backers, discussed Marshall Plan governance, and criticized penny pinching on aid amid global unrest.
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Manchester
N. H
Harold £. Stassen
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Granite State
Senaor
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
Taft
Jon “Taft
Stassen
Jonner
New England
Leonard Finder
American Economic Agency
State Department
Burlington
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Dutch Friend Writes From Holland After War
Jesse Pickard of Hope receives a wartime correspondence from Paul Hinskens of Sienenkruis 76 Waubach Holland. The Dutch friend recalls the invasion, asks about Jesse and his family, and hopes for updates and a 1948 photo. The envelope was found after the war, with names Paul Marty Enny Pierre Mama en Pappa and an inquiry about health and life at home.
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Europe
Jesse Pickard of
Hope
Pickard
Jesse
Paul
Marty
Enny
Pierre
Mama En Pappa
Holland
Thes
Paul Hinskens
Sienenkruis
Waubach (L) Holand
Wake Up in Morning Paradox and Alarm Clock Hope
New York column laments modern woke routine and the struggle to rise as ancient hunger fades. It argues only alarm clocks and a future pleasant getup capsule could end the grind, imagining science finally easing the morning ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Belive
New York
Oman
Junior
Sister
Mama
Seek to Pass Tax Slash Bill As Is
Washington officials report Republicans pushed a $6.3 billion tax-slashing bill through the House Ways and Means Committee with intent to pass as drafted. Democrats, outnumbered 15 to 10, plan amendments to lower the cut but face likely defeat. The measure advances to debate in the House, with a vote anticipated next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Knutson
R-Minn
Senate
Jenderg
Pinance
MellikkIn R-Coley
Island Again Shaken by Quake
Manila reports a third round of strong aftershocks lasting about 45 seconds each. Damage around Banay island city estimated over 1 million dollars, including churches destroyed since Spanish era. Casualties stand at 27 with ongoing tidal wave fears and mass evacuation. A New York seismic reading noted a distant quake near Fordham University.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
Ue Banay Island
Kemers
Ourery
Winter Storm Paralyzes Hope Arkansas Streets Silent
Snow sleet and freezing rain hit Southwest Arkansas with icy windshields and downed lines. Three municipal crews worked overnight to restore power as many homes remained without electricity and buses and trains faced delays or cancellations. Weather bureau warned of continued cold driving conditions with a possible break Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansas
Municipal Water and Light Plant
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Co
United Press
S.cezuiy
Ana Breautn
Arkan
Cunelhea Wosl
Cary
Bac
Tie
Canceneu
Rela
de- Gasiai
U. S
Litue Rock
Mve
Weather Bureau Agriculture Outlook
Deadly Cold Grips Five States Amid Fuel Shortages
Across five states thousands of workers faced layoffs as gas and fuel supplies dwindled. Detroit area auto plants recalled workers while New York City awaited snow, and Pittsburgh steel firms curtailed output due to fuel cuts. At least 156 deaths linked to freezing conditions, mostly from overheated stoves and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Diana Pennsylvanis
Virginia
New Veil
Owever
Michigan
Detroit
Consolidated” G Company
New York City
Brooklyn
Rocky Mounta
East
Mississippi
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Chica
Gulf Plates
New
Enigland
Minnesota
Eastas
Brees
Zene An
Minne Northern
Wigtonsby
Trey
New York
Weath Bureau
Mexico
Seaboard
York
Gulf
Durcan
Camnedie-Minois Steel Cart
Poretton
Pittsburgh
Republic’ Steel
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Spring Valley
N.Y
Wyansville
Ind
Wheeling
W. Va
Lj and Heat Company
Subaru Natural Gas Company
Campaign Against Polio Drives in Hope Lag Behind Quota
The Infantile Paralysis Drive in Hope shows $444.20 raised toward a $3,528 county target. Local contributors include B R Haram Employees Tom Duckett and many companies. Washington donor Jean Shoentaker gave $1.00. Basketball games postponed due to weather. many donors listed with notes on space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Jim
LaGrossa
B. R. Haram
Tom Duckett
Southwest Wood Pi Luck Mator Co
Ecu
Hickory Floar Sweep
Cox Drug Employes
Hempstead Home. Co
Community Lee Co. Intes
Geo
Sandifer Mi
M.S. Bate
L. Cox
Washington
Jean Shoentaker
Eder Dudney E. Tate
Tollett
Stuart
Knott Family Faces Misfortune in Ice Accident
Jan 27 report from local farm near here details injuries from slips on icy ground. Knott family member fell and sprained ankle while tending livestock. sister Mrs LeMa also slipped, injuring her wrist.
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Knott
Mattie LeMa
Sisladce
Turing
Jane
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Alex. H. Washburn
Hope High
France
Francly
Municipal Water & Light Plant
Kansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Hoperick Works
Louisiana Nevi Itauses Company
Healuty
Weobu Lee
National Guard
STATE
Basye
Barrett Fel
Dovey O'Sheen
Mas Murphy
Meoed, Wellis
Tars
Saremeerener
Forth Worth
Anita Hay
Mary Owens
Patsy Stanford
Hal Boyle
Fordham Records Shock
Fordham University
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