Debate Reveals Power of Keyserling Over Budget
A radio exchange between Senator Styles Bridges and Leon H. Keyserling highlights the clash between legislative skepticism and economic advisers. The piece portrays Keyserling as a career bureaucrat, detached from private sector risk, arguing for a 20 percent tax load while warning of dangers to prosperity if taxes rise.
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Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Leon H. Keyserring
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Bridges
Keyserling
Prde
Congress
Mr. Keyserling
Mr. Keyserting
New England
Leon H. Keyserling
Charleston
S. C
Columbia University
Senator Wagner
New York
U. S. Housing Authority
Public Housing Authority
Council “of Economics Advisers
America
Republican Party
Thirteen More Feared Dead in Minneapolis Fire
Firemen using axes in 15 below zero search through ice-caked debris of a three story business apartment building razed by fire at the edge of the loop. Fire Chief Reynold Malmaquist said 13 others are missing and feared dead as wrecking crews toppled walls with a crane to reach the ruins.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Loop
Reynold Malmaquist
Hempstead County Farmers Co op Store Opens Feb 4
The Hempstead County Farmers Association Inc will open a downtown store on Third Street Monday February 4. Articles show over $10 000 capital stock and 100+ stockholders with Ury McKenzie as president and Garland Kidd as secretary.
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Hempstead County Farmers Association, Inc
Third Street
Ury McKenzie
Garland Kidd
Oscar Hodnett
Lee Norton
Leroy Samuel
Moss Rowe
Monroe Kent
Arkansas Farmers Association
Lowell Robertson
Cabot
Orly
Landowners oppose proposed dam on Eleven Point River
About 600 members of the Eleven Point Protective Association gathered at Pattons School to protest the U S Engineers plan for a flood control and hydroelectric dam on the Eleven Point River. Col Hans W Holmer outlined benefits while landowners warned of full-value compensation doubts as up to 27,300 acres would flood in Randolph and Oregon counties.
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Pocahontas
Arkansas
Missouri
Eleven Point River
Eleven-point Protective Association
Pattons School
U.S. Engineers
Randolph County
Ark
Oregon
Ripley
Hans W. Holmer
Little Rock
Water Valley
Col. Holmer
Washington
Engineer Board For Rivers and Harbors
Co. Homer
Congress
Elevenpoint
White River
Oregon County
Levees Weak Along Arkansas Mississippi Barrier
Reports from the Memphis District Engineer describe levees along the Arkansas side of the Mississippi River as weak and near failure. The remarks were delivered at a session of the Capital Arkansas-Tennessee Conference, with local fans noting concerns about flood defenses near Memphis.
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Memphis
West
Arkansas
Mississippi
Local Farmers Hear Extension Specialists
Two University of Arkansas extension specialists will advise Hempstead County farmers today and Wednesday. County Agent Oliver Adams arranged access to information across agriculture. Lectures and demonstrations include fertilizer school at Hope City Hall, reseeding at the Experiment Station east of Hope, soil testing, and a cattlemen rally with a film on brucellosis.
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University of Arkansas Extension
Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Hope City Hall
C. F. Lund
Solls
Mr. Lands
Hope
Cecil Bulle
M. W. Muldrow
Cattllemen
The
Third District Livestock Protective Association
County Agricultural Planning Committee
Oliver Adams
Floods Strike Ohio Cities Kill Nine in Flood Waters
Ohio River floods cut through Marietta and swamped parts of the two state area, forcing 8,000 from homes and leaving nine dead. Cold weather slows rivers and aids flood walls as residents seek emergency shelter, with crest forecasts around 45 to 62 feet in key locations.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Old Man' S River
Red Cross
Parkersburg
T P. Mn
Gallipolis
Huntington
Cincinnati
Persiyres
Co. Paschal N. Strong
Ohio River Division
Two Accidents Reported by City Police
City police investigated two incidents yesterday. Aer age and vehicle details are unclear, but a truck damaged a sign and minor damage occurred to two vehicles on Candy Street, involving Aris Adams of Emmet and Mrs. Dub Flowers of Hope. A one and a half ton truck-trailer driven by Clyde C Harrison of Grand Prairie, Texas struck a neon signal on King's Drive, with about $200 in damage and further trunk damage noted.
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Aris Adams
Emmet
Dub Flowers
Hope
Candy Street
Clyde C. Harrison
Grand Prairie
Texas
Bomb-laden plane explodes as crew parachutes to safety
Tokyo reports say a U.S. B 28 bomber developed trouble after takeoff from Yokota Air Base and exploded midair. Thirteen crew members parachuted to safety over a wide area near South Tokyo while thousands heard the blast like an earthquake and saw shattered windows. No civilian casualties were reported.
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Tokyo
U.S
Kawashi
Yokohama
Yokota
Bridewell Pioneer Resident Dies After Long Illness
Robert Q. Bridewell, aged 83, longtime area resident, died after a lengthy illness. The obituary notes his pioneer status and mentions surviving family members.
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Robert Q. Bridewell
Out
Hig
Bridewell Ob
Kinday Rey
Chao ‘Hig
San
Aeders
J Guningn
Average TV shows shortage fuels executives push for fresh ideas
New York January 29 bright interview with Hubbell Robinson of Columbia TV Network Productions reveals why average viewers complain there are not enough good shows. He says the industry lacks strong new ideas, notes overproduction of hours, and stresses need for creators with theatre endurance who can break through by persistence and innovation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hubbell Robinson
Columbia
TV Network
Robinson
Rhind Geaders
Arthur Godfrey
Gs Robinson
Asid Robinson
Weven
Reds Reject Joint Admin In Korea Armistice
Panmunjom reports say Chinese Communists indicated they will bow out of armistice administration after the ceasefire. They urged deleting “joint responsibility” in Paragraph 10 and dropping reference to the Chinese commander of volunteers. UN staff noted progress elsewhere but Reds objected to the prisoner exchange terms and reiterated rejection of voluntary repatriation. Libby pressed for concessions as Three hours of talks with North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cha followed the rejection.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
U. N
Chinese Peoples Volunteers
R. B. Libby
United Nations Command
Redy
Libby
Lee Sang Cha
Whan Lee
Time to Improve Dairy Herd in Hempstead County
Hempstead County dairy farmers are urged to review 1051 and plan for 1862. County Agent Olivar Adams says top dairymen stock females to proven dairy sires, aim for 5,000 to 8,000 pounds milk per cow, and pursue year round pasture, quality hay, fertilizer, economic herd size, proper grain, vaccination, and winter freshening strategies.
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Hempstead
Dairy Farmers County
Olivar Adams
Adames
Hempstead County
aShelfer
E. Schok
Former IRS Collector Gets Two-Year Sentence
Genie Delanesy, former Internal Revenue collector for Massachusetts, was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $10,500 after being convicted of bribery. Contempt proceedings have begun again with witness Henry Grunewald and attorney William Power Maloney in London. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced Britain’s readiness to reach a defense agreement for the Suez Canal Zone, aiming to meet Egyptian aspirations.
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Associated Press
Boston
Internal Revenue
Massachusetta
Genie Delanesy
Hay Bash
Henry Grunewald
William Power Maloney
London
Anthony Eden
Suez Canal
Eden
Britain
Court Rules on Small Loan Charges
Little Rock court rules against Arkansas Small Loans Act charges. Judge Frank H. Dodge finds excessive service charges and unwarranted life insurance requirements by Seaboard Finance, Quapaw Finance, and Family Finance. Loans totaling $1,224 face high extras. decision may go to state supreme court. Similar Jefferson County case pending.
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Little Rock
Nod
Pulaski
Frank H. Dodge
Yeasterday
Heact
Seaboard
Broderagon
Brodertons
Dodge
Garland Students Organize a New 4-H Club
Garland grade school formed a 4-H club with several charter members aged ten and above. County Agent Oliver Adama and Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood led the effort. Jerry Franks and Abe Tevers were elected presidents and Kitty Dones served as reporter.
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Garland
Oliver Adama
Lorraine Blackwood
Abe
Jerry. Franks
United States Aids Burma Chindits Meet Allegations
The report cites a U S delegate and committee members accusing Chiang Kai shek forces and Nationalists of aggression in Burma. It notes claims that U S troops aided nationalist units and warns against further assistance amid Sino Soviet tension in Asia.
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Paris
Inn
Burma
Jacob Malik
Unte
Mondo
United State
Tha Chindsy
Ipliod
Marie Elalmott
Mallk'r Nitaoke Tel Ton
U. S
John Cooper
Noor x
Asia
Cooper
Kai-shek
Uy Se Gay
Telang
Ind
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Slick Guy
Smooth Talk
Co-op
James Fuller Russell
James
St. Clair
Steel King
R. O. Bridewell
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