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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

6

Treaty tensions and Pravda claims in early Cold War bloc talk

An official agency report discusses Soviet and Pravda reactions to the Anglo American Bevin treaty stance, noting alleged attempts to embarrass Bevin and drive a wedge with Britain. It analyzes how Tass and Pravda frame Britain’s stance, the role of the United States, and possible future bargaining at a foreign ministers conference with a Byrnes style 40 year German control proposal.

Great Britain Bevin Assur Britain Pravda Stalin Bev Arty U.S Sia Ory Ned Star Maceu- Yi Star Jools Iian United States Russia England Tassa Eune Germany General Mar- Walls Byrnes Soviet Union Europe Tass

Russians Criticize Britain U S Ties After Bevin Talks

Moscow reports criticize Britain's stance toward the Soviet Union while noting close Britain United States ties. Tass cites Ambassador Georgia and Foreign Secretary Bevin after a long conference about complaints concerning reservations seen as weakening the friendship pact.

London Tass Tal Britain Soviet Union United States U.S.S.R Georgia Ernest Bevin

Engel Warns GOP Tax Cut Could Cost 1948 Gain

Rep Engel of Michigan warns that a 20 percent income tax cut backed by Knutson would favor high earners and threaten Republican prospects in 1948. He cites tax relief skew and insists no cuts until the budget is balanced and debt reduced.

Washington Engel Mich House Rep Knutson Bwann Michigan Eingel Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Republican Party GOP Truman Taber R-Ny Senate House Budget Committee Congress Democratic Party

House Favors Constitutional Officers Bill

The Arkansas House acting as a committee of the whole favored the general appropriations bill for constitutional officers. Salaries in all state offices were defended against cuts to 1945 levels. A resident enrollment limit for first year college students was adopted. An education measure to raise teacher salaries was introduced in the Senate and could add about 7.76 million annually. The House rejected a bill to raise election official fees. A bill requiring clerical credentials for ministers was adopted to validate marriages performed by clergy with county clerks records.

Title Rock Arkansas House Secretary of State Currie Jefferson Senate Bird of Crittenden Lynch Poinsett Arkansas Education Association Bird House Coffelt Benton Rep Dunn Logan Litle Rock Highway Department Rector Pulaski County John Truemper J. C. Baker Ragon Sebastian Jefferse Comptroller Fiscal Control Board Neill Bohlinger Quse Highway Commission

Hartley backs hearings on labor bills to curb strikes

Hartley announced the Senate Labor committee will begin hearings next Wednesday on labor legislation aimed at outlawing secondary boycotts the closed shop and industry wide bargaining He said a bill could pass despite a presidential veto and that he will work with the Senate Labor committee while pursuing independent action Industry witnesses urged tighter controls on strikes and union power as lawmakers weigh Wagner Act amendments and mediation options with leaders Landis Hoffman and Schwell enbach figures prominent in the dialogue.

Hartley Senate Labor Committee House Gerald W. Landis Ind Clare F. Hoffman Senate R. Stafford Edwards Electrical Manufacturers Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL Theodore R. Iserman New York Iserman Ohio Schwellenbach Taft Schnellenbach Truman Ball R-Minn Leo Wolman Columbia University Abor Wolman National Labor Advisory Board NRA Congress Harold W. Ward Miami Fla Alaska William Green A Green Screen Actors’ Guild AIL ‘Executive Council Hollywood Los Angeles Intensi Atth Council of Robert Montgomery Ned AFL Council Green Gymatphetic International Transport Workers Federation U. S AFL Teamsters International Transpor Group Biefest Single Labor Organization I the World Ernest. Bevin

Unification Plan for Armies and Navies Seen as Path to Peace

The plan blends Army and Navy under a central authority while preserving internal sovereignty. Jealousies faded after wartime lessons, with secrecy giving way to cooperation. If approved, it signals a stronger peace through strength and a shift toward peace through reason under supranational law.

Serice Congress

Arkansas medical hospital prepayment plans announced in Little Rock

The Arkansas Medical Society and Arkansas Hospital Association unveiled a voluntary four plan prepayment program for hospital and medical care. Plans cover hospital contracts with or without surgical and obstetrical benefits, with premiums set by bids from approved insurers. Officials outlined oversight, approval, and rate reduction mechanisms, noting no exclusion for nonapproved companies. Continued on Page Two.

Litle Rock Arkansans Arkansas Medical Society Arkansas Hospital Association State Medical Society House of Delegates Hospital Association Charles R. Henry John Rowland Little Rock Medical Society and Hospital Association Edward L. Wright Little Rock Medical Society Yy Pulay Ongenitakessful Ciy The Wright H. King Wade Hot Springs Helen Robinson United Press Milwaukee Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Canada Eas Vancouver B. C Thomas Baird Yukon Territory Mercury Washington, D.C Manhattan Peel New York Mitton C. Perschbacher Milwaukee Retail Grocers Association Alabama Tennessee Georgia Arkansas Missouri Minnesota

Polio Drive Nears Quota as Feb 1 Deadline Looms

Hempstead's Infantile Paralysis drive is more than $1000 short of the $3600 goal with $2481 on hand. County Chairman T S Cornelius praised Verger students for a Palace Theater show netting over $114 and last night's American Legion dance contributing over $100. A few chairmen remain to donate, but totals may not reach the target.

Hempstead T. S. Cornelius Verger Palace Theater American Legion Coprelilis

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