France Prods Toward Economic Self Sufficiency Under Schuman
A reader opinion notes France, led by Premier Robert Schuman, pushes drastic domestic reforms to curb inflation and the black market. The piece highlights clashes with both radical left and conservative right, praising Schuman’s drive amid political uproar.
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France
Robert Schuman
DeGaulle
Europe
Schuman
National Assembly
Assembly
Trance
Runaway Express to Play At Local Theater Tonight
Twenty years ago on January 30 1928 a fire damaged the Red Bull garage on North to the loss of 1200 to 500 dollars. Miss Beryl Hey Arkansas Education Association secretary was commended. 940000 bales of cotton were tied in Arkansas before January 16 Hempstead county reported 1707 bales. The Runaway Express with Jack Daughtery and The Payhandle Cowboy Sting Band were on stage at a local theater.
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Red Bull
Yarlock
Ioss
Beryl Hey
Arkansas Education Association
Basil EF
Newton
Bate Hea
Gutton
Arkansas
Hempstead
Jack Daughtery
British Air Hero Believed Lost in Bermuda Flight Crash
Sir Arthur Yoningham, noted British air hero of World War III, is feared dead after a Tudor IV plane carrying at least 23 passengers and six crew vanished en route from London to Bermuda. Search planes scoured 440 miles northeast of Bermuda as extreme weather delayed relief efforts.
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London
Arthur Yoningham
Bermuda
British South American Airways
Lisbon
Azores
Sir Arthur
Eighth Army
North Africa
French North Africa
Bath
Brisbane
Australia
Polio Funds Reach $778.90 in Arkansas Drive
March of Dimes in Arkansas reports $778.90 collected to date with county quota at $8,300. Governor Ben Laney, honorary chairman, urges continued efforts despite severe winter weather. County directors receive urgent messages to extend drive through February 10. Donor names published for contributions over a dollar. many readers will be omitted due to space.
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Jinx LaGrossa
Hempstead
March of Dimes
Avia
Mareh of Dine
Ge Ernor Ben ‘T. Linney
Arkansas
C of Dimes
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Ben Laney
Laney
Steday
Arkansa
Med F Poli Peliety
Reyer
aLite
Dir
Paul BE Sims
Fry
L. W. Young
Geo. M. Green
P. M. Simmons
D. Eason
Jerome Sy
J. J. Bruce
Iry
Honea
Gib Lewis Garage
Fage
Reds Protest U.S. Military Moves Amid Med Presence
Washington reports a Soviet protest over American warships in Italian ports and a note under study by the state department. Moscow radio claims the plan violates a peace treaty with Italy as Secretary Marshall weighs an earlier Soviet protest on restoring Mellaba airfield in North Africa.
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Washington
Mediterranean
State Department
Moscow Radio
Italy
Marshall
Mellaba
North
Africa
Wreckage sighted of two planes in French Alps search
U S Air Force reported sighting wreckage in the lower French Alps and said another plane presumed to be a B 17 had crashed 20 miles east of the site. The missing DC 3 carried three American women and five children. crew names of three aboard were released before dawn. Ground crews rushed to the scene as the mission unfolded amid wartime transport losses.
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James Thrasher
Coastal Airlines, Inc
Savannah
Alaskan Airlines
Seattle
Wash
Bermuda Sry Qkien
Bermuda Sky Queen
Murupgeam
Civil Aeronautics Board
Alaska Airlines
Alaska
Coastal Airlines
CAA
Tat
CAB
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Air Force
French Alps
Seid
France
Italy
U. S
Trieste
Digne
Air Force
al Wiesbadely
Tim
Earl E. Baskin
Science
S.C
Terryel Hy Trexler
Dunn
N.C
Donald L. Cim Ithers
Dumont
Iowa
Rhein- Main
Istres
Marseille
Udine
Maly
Bremerhaven
United States
Army Sakesman
Inose
Marving
Rotary Luncheon Speaker Geo W Robison Addresses Club
Geo W Robison spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon about Rotary International’s birthday month February and the club’s program song originated by Juss ttle. Guests included A W Lakvanier of Traverse City and Mrs Carina LaFrinier of Stockholm with others from Dallas Texarkana Cincinnati and Hope.
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A. W. Lakvanier
Traverse City
Mich
Carina LaFrinier
Stockholm
Swed
Hugi
Thompson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arch Valley
Texarkana
Harole Stephens
Blevins
K. W. Ruby
Dallas
C. C. McNeal
Mormon Wratture
Hope
Appropriations Panel Cuts 6 Percent From Truman Estimates
Washington January 30 The House Appropriations Committee advanced the first major money bill of the 1948 session with a 6 per cent cut in President Truman's spending estimates. It reduced the emergency fund from 1 million to 700 thousand dollars and trimmed or eliminated several items. The panel proposed 99 million 84 thousand 51 dollars for the presidential office and 22 agencies for the new fiscal year starting July 1, while the president's budgeted total remained about 1.048 billion. It also shaved 100 thousand from 400 thousand for the Council of Economic Advisers and rejected a 504 thousand set aside for possible drafts. The committee warned the emergency fund should not fund non emergency boards or commissions or nonessential uses. The final 760 thousand dollar package was adjusted with 200 thousand earmarked elsewhere.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Budget Bureau
Negroes Seek Admission to State University at Fayetteville
Pine Bluff January 30 A A Branton Negro taxi company manager says one or possibly two Negroes plan to enroll in the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Monday likely including himself and another unnamed candidate. Branton aims to file a federal suit if admission is denied, contending equal educational facilities for both races. University officials declined comment in Fayetteville. Governor Laney called current Negro admission efforts agitation rather than education.
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Pine Bluff
dJezgro
University of Arkansas At
Auchieville
A. Branton
Branton
Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Silas Hunt
Hunt
United States Supreme Court
Brenton
Memphis
Fayetteville
University Law School
A. M. and
N. College
Lewis Webster Jones
Ada Lois Sionel Fisher
University of Oklahoma Law School
Ake Oegyee
South
Laney
Rosston War Hero Returned for Burial
The body of Pvt. Johnny D. Ellis, killed in the European War Theater, will arrive in Hope at 2:05 p.m. Tuesday. He lived near Rosston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Ellis of Route Two, Rosston. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Johnny D. Ellis
Hope
Herndon-Cornelius
Rosston
Christopher C. Ellis
Route Two
Playing With Children Brings Dutch Wit and Freckle Tales
A humorous reminiscence about interactions with other people's children, the joys and perils of playing with them, and a note on a lingering freckle incident. The narrator recalls specific episodes with kids, a dachshund named Hal and Charley, and an ultimatum about returning a freckle, ending with a playful twist about escalating freckles and a freckle chase.
Gandhi Shot to Death Shakes India in Watershed Moment
Mohandas K. Gandhi, 78, apostle of nonviolence and father of Indian independence, was fatally shot near his prayer meeting at Birla mansion. Police reported political motive as clashes between Hindus and Muslims intensify, while tens of thousands paid their respects as the news spread.
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G. Miton Kelly
New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Birla
Poona
G. Lt
Qamara
Beret
Bier
G. D. Bitla
S. Kalyanam
Associated Press
Bapu
Father
Riots Erupt After Gandhi Assassination in Bombay
Riots broke out in Bombay within minutes of Mohandas Gandhi's death announcement. Local Hindu extremist areas Golpitha Nagpada Birgaum saw clashes with stone throwing and looting of Muslim shops in Kaldabevi Road. Police fired to quell violence as buses and trams halted and authorities ordered offices to close for mourning.
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Gandhi
Hindu Mahasara Groun
Golpitha
Nagpada
Birgaum
Kaldabevi Road
Bombay
Null Bazaar
Salvation Army to Set Up Local Unit in Hempstead County
K. Moss, Salvation Army field representative for Arkansas, attended a Hope meeting to organize a Hempstead County Salvation Army Service Unit committee. Officers chosen were Guy Basye as chairman, Hoy Anderson treasurer, Miss Norma Lewis secretary, with several members named. The group aims to raise 2400 for local welfare needs starting May 1, with one third kept locally and two thirds supporting the general Salvation Army program.
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K. &. Moss
Salvation Army
State of
Arkansas
Salvation Army Service
Hempstead
Moss
Barlow Hotel
Guy E. Basye
Hoy Anderson
Norma Lewis
Foy Hammons
James H. Jones
Brown
Rev
Hempsferd
Mer
Injuries Fatal to Local Man in New Mexico
Avil Russell Pickard, 42, a Hope native, died in a Hobbs New Mexico hospital from injuries suffered in a gas refinery explosion on Wednesday. Survived by wife Lidie Cathering of Hope and daughter, his parents J. H. and Mrs. Pickard of Hope, four brothers Jesse Pickard of Hope, two sisters Evie Dawns of Hope and Mrs. George Perry of Hubbs. Body to be returned for burial. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Avil Russell Pickard
Hope
Hobbs
N.M
Lidie Cathering
J. H. Pickard
Near Hope
Jesse Pickard
Evie Dawns
George Perry
Hubbs
Third District Stock Representatives to Attend State Meet
Third District stock representatives Kenneth Haridison and Oliver Adams were named to a committee to travel to Little Rock for the state meeting on February 2 and 3, extending their roles from last night’s gathering.
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Barlow
Third District
Kenneth Haridison
Oliver Adams
Little Rock
Gandhi Great Spiritual Leader Gandhi Great Spiritual Leader
Atlanta Ga January 30 When Gandhi was alive he stood as a holy man whose code was goodness embracing Hinduism Christianity and Islam His life showed tolerance and the Sermon on the Mount influenced him Gandhi's death poses danger for India yet his Hindu assassin may ease Hindu Muslim tensions Nehru is seen as his capable disciple and likely to follow Gandhi's precepts in the new India
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Atlanta
Peony
Mathatma Gandhi
Gandhi
India
England
Nehru
Dominion of
Social Security Rep to Visit Hope Ark Feb 3
A Social Security Administration representative for Old Age and Survivors Insurance will be at the Arkansas Employment Office in Hope on February 3 at 2 pm. Workers covered by Social Security or their survivors should contact the rep if death or retirement affects them. A 65 or older employee planning to keep working should verify their status.
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Social Security Administration
Hope
Arkansas
Saturday Teacher Classes Begin at Henderson State College
Registration for Saturday classes at Henderson State Teachers College will be held at nine o'clock on Saturday February 7. Courses will cover subjects with sufficient demand and aim to help teachers who live within commuting distance to Arkadelphia. Classes had been set to start January 14 but weather postponed registration by a week. The other fragment notes malaria mosquito larvae behavior.
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Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Weather Grips Arkansas As Sleet, Cold Persist
Frigid conditions paralyze travel with freezing rain and sleet across Arkansas. Low overnight near 23 degrees with highs in the 30s, highways hazardous and schools closed. Some areas may begin thawing tomorrow while fuel shortages challenge institutions. butane supply tight amid transport delays.
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Tomorro
Little Rock
Jam
Kansas
Pine Blutt
Harris Marilion
Latte Koekvhad
U. S
Camden Sraith
Aykansag Tive
Arkansas-Louisian Company
Butane
Corning
Pital
Truman Puts GOP on Spot With Demand
Washington on Jan 30 President Truman pressed Congress to extend grain controls for distillers to curb inflation and prevent free export. Republicans privately split with drys over timing and power as the dispute centers on extending authority through Oct. 3. The president argued controls are needed while distillers push to keep imports and exports aligned with market needs.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Cal
Kentucky
Kansas
Toy
Senate
Banking
Depa
Cras
Tor
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