Letter on liquor taxes and state monopolies in the postwar era
A reader letter argues for liquor taxation parallels with bread and mills, citing Alabama’s ABC monopoly profits of 13,402,044 in 1948 and distributions to state funds, welfare, counties, and municipalities. The writer notes Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania use similar systems, and suggests Arkansas may adopt state liquor control as a tax and public-works model amid postwar tightening.
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Lyman Armstrong
Hope
Florence
Ala
Khey
Alabama
ABC
First
State General Fund
State Department of Public Welfare
County Departments of Public Welfare
Mabama
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Seine
Arkansans
Taft urged to quit as GOP leader by dissident senators
Washington January 29 A Vermont senator Flanders a Republican critic of party leaders proposed Taft step down as Senate Republican policy committee head. He said Taft’s rigid leadership harms his reelection chances and would boost Ohio voters if Taft acted more independently. Taft defended his view of the GOP future during a speech in Niles Ohio asserting the party can survive past Democratic defeats and warning against a totalitarian creed abroad.
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Ppa
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
Republican Policy Committee
Taft Carlier
Pathgens
Niles
CIO
Democratic Party
Pastor Criticizes Dry Drive in Chattanooga
A prominent Chattanooga pastor labels the local dry drive as emotional manipulation aimed at banning liquor near churches. He argues the true problem is why people drink and criticizes sensational group tactics. The debate centers on a proposal to ban liquor or beer sales within 600 feet of churches and schools, backed by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and civic groups.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William G. West
Christian Church
Alcobatics Anonymous
Yale School of Alcoholic Research
Hatha
Neoga
Women’s Christian ‘Fur Perance Union
Jury to Hear Recordings of Axis Sally in Treason Trial
Federal jury resumes trial of Mildred Gillars after recess to hear about 25 more Axis Sally broadcasts. Prosecution aims to prove Gillars tried to undermine U S wartime morale by appealing to GIs and jabbing at home front loyalties. Recordings include her calls for surrender and comments on soldiers and girlfriends.
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Washington
Mildred
Gillars
Miss Gillars
U. S
Morrale
U. 5
Sally
Many Roads Still Closed Due to High Water and Ice
Arkansas highway department lists roads closed by flood and ice across the state. Notable blocks include routes from Little Rock to Cross Roads, Sheridan to Leola, and 67 east and west of Judsonia. Other outages affect Hwy 7, 16, 25, 46, 61W, and numerous connectors near Mena, Conway, Heber Springs, and Pocahontas with bridges out or under repair.
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Arkansas Highway Department
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Horatio
Mena
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Newpor
Heber Springs
Searcy
Pangburn
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Conway
Wooster
Crossroads
Sheridan
Leola
Dark Hollow
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Sonja Henie Loses Coats in Hotel Burglary
Police say burglars entered the Hotel Flerrre and Hawk suite of skater Sonja Henie in New York on January 2. Two coats valued at twenty eight thousand dollars were stolen, with the details from the hotel crime scene described by investigators.
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550 Seniors to Be Graduated at University
Fayetteville Tai reports about 550 seniors and graduate students to receive degrees at the University of Arkansas ceremony. U.S. District Judge Miller will deliver the commencement address. An honorary degree of Laws is to be conferred on Pekar Retoulive as part of the program.
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Tai
University of Arkansas
Meneehenk
U.S
Judes Jutit 1
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Pekar
John Conlan
Hewwie
New York
Madison Square Garden
Huskins
Des Moines
Five Nations Form Council of Europe
Foreign ministers of Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg agreed to create a Council of Europe with a permanent commission and an advisory parliament. Italy may be invited first and a ministerial committee will run with a consultative assembly as an advisory body. Recognition of Israel by three Brussels allies was noted amid broader Europe unity chatter.
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France
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Australia
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New Zealand
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Sweden
Denmark
Oklahoma Publisher Returns to Clarksville Paper
Mrs Effie Giacvanini and her late husband ran the John son County Weekly Graphic since 1930 Three Oklahomans who published papers at Claremore and Salina will arrive as editor and manager of the Graphic Crisedipigi to act as associate editor and sales representative B Giacominis husband died last November
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Effie Giacvanini
Johnson County
Ousted Head Criticizes AEA Group
Little Rock Jan 29 UP ousted Education Commissioner Ralph B Jones criticizes the Arkansas Education Association saying it submerges its identity with the current political administration He accuses the AEA political action committee of backing temporary school funds boosts and other benefits He notes a banquet for Governor McMath and lawmakers used to persuade administrators to support the highway bend program and warns of using education for political projects.
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Little Rock
Ralph B. Jones
Jones
Arkansas Education Association
ALA
Education Department
State Board of Education
Mea
AEA
McMath
Temperature hits 17 degrees in Hempstead county record
A cold wave pushed the thermometer to 17 degrees last night, the coldest reading of the season in Hempstead County. No rainfall reported in the past 24 hours as unseasonably low temperatures persisted.
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Jal
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Penay Island
Legislature Doing Fine Says McMath
Gov McMath praised Arkansas lawmakers for early session progress after three weeks as both chambers adjourn for the weekend. He cited administrative measures passing with little trouble while Attorney General Murry warned of confusion over Act 3 and county election commission selections. The joint budget committee proposed a $27.2 million education department budget with raises for top officials.
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Bob Hope to Stay With NBC Network
Philadelphia January 29 Bob Hope the radio movie comedian will remain with the National Broadcasting Company He said I am going to remain the lone ranger of NBC The remark answered questions about a possible move to the Columbia Broadcasting System Mention is made of Tuck Bentley Ames Andy Red Skel Fay Bing Crosty as others tied to the network.
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Bob Hope
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World faces prolonged danger of war says analyst
DeWitt MacKenzie notes in AP analysis that a lasting peace is unlikely for many years. He argues Russia will not abandon world revolution while it can advance it, keeping Cold War tensions, espionage, and subversion alive amid a two front struggle in Europe and Asia.
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China
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New Labor Law Aims to End Court Injunctions
Washington reports the administration asks Congress to enact a single package repealing Taft Hartley and restoring Wagner with improvements, establishing a 9 day cooling off period. The plan stars an emergency fact finding board to propose settlements, with Tobin and NLRB officials leading drafting before sending to the Senate labor committee.
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Senate Labor Committee
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County Negro Teachers to Meet Here
The Hempstead County Teachers Association will meet at Henry C Yerger High School in Hope on Saturday February 5 beginning promptly at 9 a.m. The program features Plans for a Rich School Life and Resurrecting Plans and the establishment of a Convenient Library for Hempstead County. President Ira W Harris announced the Executive Board approved the plan on December 14 1948.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Ira W. Harris
Hempstead
Georgia Verger
Evelyn Burton
Blevins
R. H. Jacques
Bleving
T. L. Iave
Clow
Sue Emma Alien Blevins
Mathelmatic
G. S. Williams
Washington
Velma Frye
C. T. Walker
L. W. Williams
Naoma Yerger
P-T.a
Amma Blick
Mapu
Greece vows to ignore Communist peace overtures
Greece rejects a broadcast from the self styled Marxist separatist government led by Markus Vallades calling for peace talks. Officials say the overture is propaganda and part of guerrilla tactics to sow confusion while Athens remains firm against talks or concessions.
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Teader
Foreign Ministry
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Arkansas Records 15th Death by Violence
Arkansas reported its fifteenth violent death of the week when a man was killed in a traffic accident. R. R. Windle, 50, of Benton, died after the car wreck on Highway 7 near Owensville, east of Hot Springs. Earlier tallies included four traffic fatalities, five fire deaths, two drownings, one homicide, one apparent self harm death and one explosion death.
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Benton
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Investment Tax Reform Aims to Free Capital for Jobs
Washington January 29: Economists and industrialists urge ending high federal taxes that punish investment to boost venture capital and jobs. The piece cites studies on food firms, barber shops, and Alaska paper mill plans, arguing current tax policy depresses capital, delays equipment replacement, and risks industrial decline.
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Clovis Copeland
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United States
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Moscow sees North Atlantic pact as Western drive for world domination
Moscow denounces the North Atlantic pact as a Western military political plan to isolate the Soviet Union and push for world domination. The foreign ministry accuses Britain and the United States of aggression and of seeking to wreck the United Nations charter. The Western European Union and allied pacts are cited as steps toward a single defense and economic bloc in Europe.
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Toda
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Britain
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Ada
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Russia
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Gallup Defends Polls as Useful to Democracy
George Gallup, replying to President Truman, defends public opinion polls as one of democracy’s most useful instruments. He praises Truman for fighting for beliefs while noting polls reflect what the people think and should guide policy.
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George Gallup
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Asean Institute of Public Opink
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