Public housing costs spark California uproar
Our Daily Bread editor cites John David Rees in the Wall Street Journal arguing that Los Angeles faces a looming public housing program costing twice private construction and housing one in twenty residents. The piece labels slum clearance as socialized home building, questions efficiency, and warns of political misuse of federal funds.
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Los Angeles
Ings
John David Rees
Wall Street Journal
L. A
America
New York State
Los Angerts House
Washington
Farmers Home loans aid pasture development at four percent
W M Sparks County Supervisor says permanent winter and summer pastures can provide year round grazing. Loans at 4 percent for up to 40 years are available through the Farmers Home Administration for eligible farmers to establish pasture and other livestock improvements. Apply at the Farmers Home Administration office in the Hope courthouse.
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Hampstead
W. M. Sparks
Farmers Home Administration
Sparks
The
Court House
Hope
48 Pound Home Grown Melon Brought To Star Office
J D Hall who farms on the old CCC camp site south on Highway 29 brought in a 48 pound home grown watermelon to the Star office. Hall said he has five acres ready for pulling in about ten days and 1% acres of cantaloupes ready now. Several watermelon stands have purchased home grown melons but much smaller.
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Star
J. D. Hall
CCC
Hall
Reds Claim Talks Mean U S Defeat
The American Communist party says Korean cease fire negotiations represent a defeat for United Nations forces. It alleges the talks do not change imperialist policies and aim to conquer all of Korea, calling the talks provocations that could end negotiations and renew the war on a bigger scale. Reported from New York on July 17.
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American Communist Party
United Nations
Korea
Nations
U. S
New York
Ian
Cotton Farmers Face Short Price Hint in Arkansas
Arkansas cotton farmers confront a disappointing price outlook as mid settling cotton futures hover around 3492 cents per pound, with Southern spot markets averaging about 3007 cents. The fall harvest may yield reduced returns despite a record planting drive that boosted acres to 2,350,000, amid weather woes and labor costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
New Orleans
Memphis
Indiana Train Crash Claims Three Victims
A Nickel Plate freight and a Wabash passenger train collided near New Haven Indiana killing three crewmen and injuring one. The wreck left four passenger cars and six freight cars derailed and a steam powered Wabash engine heavily damaged. Investigators noted both trains had green signals before the collision as crews reported seeing an oncoming train on the crossover.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
New Haven
Port Wayne
Heinie
Waggoner
Danville
Condetor
William C. More
Toledo
Ohio
James W. Pisher
Peru
Tyredo
Edwin Richardson
McClure
Paul Stermier
Market Closing By Associated Press Grain Figures
Market closing data shows Chicago grain prices with July and September corn at 1.74 and 1.72, oats at 0.76 and 1.72, and soybeans near 2.89 for July and 2.78 for September, with several month figures and adjustments. Prices include July, September, December positions and multiple fractional codes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Public Meeting At Blevins On School Finances
A public meeting will be held Thursday July 1 at Blevins High School to discuss school finances and future operating plans. Superintendent Orman Jones will lead the session, inviting every adult in the Blevins School District to attend and participate.
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Blevins
Orman Jones
Iran Rioting Brings Parliament to Closed Session
Tehran July 7 large clashes between Mosaddegh supporters and a Communist led mob sparked by Warrian arrival. Police used bayonets and tanks to disperse 4000 protesters while martial law blocked gatherings. Accusations against Zahedi cited but not substantiated as Mossadegh met with Harriman amid nationalization tensions.
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Fezluilah Zahedi
Mohammed Moadegh
W. Averell Harriman
Moadegh
Anglo-Tranian Oil Company
Newpaper
Mossadegh
Warriman
Martial Lave
Zahedi
Lehah Pirasieh
Rexa Hekmat
Hare Rman
Mountain Guest Palace
Truman
Harriman
Prancis Shepherd
Bagher Kazemi
Nevada Pioneer B F Johnson Dies at 74 in Hope
Beverly Franklin Johnson aged 74 a Nevada county pioneer died about 4 20 a m today at his home 409 East Second Street Hope He is survived by his wife Betty George Johnson a son Beverly two sisters Mrs Hardee Johnson and Mrs Kate Stewart of Waldo Funeral services will be held at 14 p m Wednesday at Heydon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel Hope Rev B W Whitlow officiating Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers Byron Hefner Home Harrison Newt Pentecost Orville Taylor Austen Smith Edwin Powell Hershall Patterson Don Howell
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Beverly Franklin Johnson
Evada County
East Second Street
Hope
Betty George Johnson
Beverly Johnson
Hardee Johnson
Kate Stewart
Waldo
Heydon- Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel of
Whitlow
Rose Hill Cemetery
Byron Hefner
Home Harrison
Newt Pentecost
Orville Taylor
Austen Smith
Edwin Powell
Hershall Patterson
Don Howell
Westbrook Church Revival Opens July 21 Near McCas kin
A revival meeting at Old Westbrook Church begins Saturday night July 21 and runs for a week. Daily services will be led by Rev D A Fox of Nashville and Rev G B Smith of Dierks, with a special Sunday service at 2 40 PM.
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Old Westbrook Church
McCaspki
Wy. H. Myrick
Ing Daily
D. A. Fox
Nashville
G. B. Smith
Dierks
Flood Aid Funds to Remain Same in Midwest Relief
Washington July 17 the senate appropriations committee voted to keep the emergency flood relief fund at 15 million dollars rather than increase to 25 million. Senator Saltonstall R-Mass said the action was absolutely unanimous yet noted that more funds could still be voted in the future.
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Washington
Sneate Appropriations Committee
Fieod
Middle West
Saltonstall R-Mags
Saltonstall
Thirteen Indicted Reds Ordered to Prison
Thirteen indicted communist leaders were ordered jailed after failing to post court approved bail. Federal judges Holtzoff and Ryan moved to dequalify the civil rights congress bail fund and required the 14 defendants to secure bonds from other sources. An application for a $10,000 bail for defendant Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was filed by Missee Hutcheins as the others appeared in court.
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New York
Werg
Alexander Holtzoff
Sylvester Ryan
Civil Rights Congress
Thirrteen
Hahtzoft
Eliasbeth Gurley Flynn
Missee Hutcheins
Red
Flyn
Queen's Contest At Hempstead Watermelon Festival
Seven Hempstead county girls enter the queen contest at the annual watermelon festival held at Fairdak bandstand. Local entrants include Helen Atkins and Billie Boyd Boyett as contestants compete for a trip to Atlanta Texas. luncheon hosted by the BePW Club.
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Miomet
Spring Tip
Columbus
Fulton
Oye
Queen of Hempstead
Jocal Business and Professional Women’s Club
Fair Dak
Ba PW
Atlanta
Texas
AML
Saens Wer
Helen Atkins
Billie Doyce Boyett
Claudette Doyle
Kelly Martyr
Kay Franks
Shirley Asterling
Low Moor
Hempstead County
Bepw
Its Still Easy to Talk But Its Getting Harder to Listen
HAL BOYLE argues TV has trained people to require simultaneous eye and ear input. To keep attention, use an eye grabbing show or perform brief acts like card tricks, a yo yo, or even a live puppy. The piece suggests adapting conversation to visual stimuli to avoid listeners losing focus.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Purestar
Casey
Judge Huie Sets Up Court Rules for Session 1951
Judge Huie announced a set of court rules at a brief Hempstead session dated July 7 1951. The calendar schedules trials with first days of next sessions, requires extra pleadings copies, and sets pretrial conferences while stressing ABA ethics and courtroom decorum. Continuous absence for other court dates may delay hearings. consents needed for continuances.
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Diek Mula
Ariat Jdelphia
Eally
Hempetend
Hale
Counel
Lily
Absenca
Tylad
Wilan
Sravok
Jfo
American Bar Association
Service Sunday at Old Harmony Church Near Sutton
Public invited to a Sunday service at Old Harmony Church near Sutton. An genuine event announcement notes the gathering and invites the community to attend.
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Sutton
$30 Million White Star Paper Mill Boost Approved
The Defense Production Administration announced accelerated tax amortization for White Star Paper Co. at Prescott Ark. to build a wood pulp mill on the Little Missouri river between Prescott and Gordon. The move follows prior plans to start in 1950 and amid postwar material shortages after the Korean conflict. Officials could not be reached for comment.
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Prescott
Washington
Defense Production Administration
White Star Paper Co
Prescott, Ark
White Star Papa Company
the Star
J. Fy Bemla
Ozan Lumber Company
Presopthc
The
Paper Corporation
Hot Springs
Dierks Lumber & Coal Company
Quin Lumber Company
White Star Papop Company
Little Missousi River
Alto Mee
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Materipio
Kures
Minor Car Wreck on Elm Street Causes Light Damage
Automobiles driven by Denver Dickinson and W M Copelant collided yesterday in the 300 block of North Elm Street. Officers said Dickinson was pulling out from the curb when the incident occurred. Minor fender damage resulted.
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Denver Dickinson
W. M. Copelant
North Elm Street
Dickinson Ware
Peace Talks Progress Report Amid Kaesong Meeting
Allied spokesmen say negotiations around Kaesong are advancing though details remain vague. Reported efforts focus on clarifying definitions and translation as talks on armistice terms continue, with daily briefs limited and no firm timetable announced.
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Associated Press
Ly Kaesong
Polity Ag
Rada
Examined in Hearing Over Labor Dispute at Gazette
In Little Rock July 17 a hearing examined charges of labor practices against the Gazette raised by the CIO. Attendees included publisher Hugh, union leaders, and attorney Tom W Davire. Testimony covered failed contract negotiations and union proposals. results remained unsettled.
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O Dpeiking
Hanving
Alsax Gazotts
Nation Relationé Bourd
CIO American’ Ni Guild
Goent
Ilamenthald
Atrike
Jagatag
Tom. W. Davire
Iuler
Wienman
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Wlenman
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