Stalin Wallace Prescription Offers No New Remedies
James Thrasher critiques Stalin and Wallace on peace plans armament disarmament and UN relief proposals arguing their ideas are not original and have failed in practice. He notes past efforts show limited success due to Soviet influence and divergent aims, warning that Wallace's stance echoes familiar proposals without fresh solutions.
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Stalin-Wallace
Stalin
Morman Communist Party
A. Wallace
Wallace
Enid
United Nations
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Walle
Germany
Japan
United States
Russia
non-Wallace
Willwig
Rus
Congress
My. Wallace
Soviet Union
Manuon
UN Agency For International Relief
UNRRA
WcRace
Mr. Stalin
All Candidates Appear on Program at Little Rock Meeting
June 3 featured eight of nine Arkansas gubernatorial hopefuls on a Meet the Candidates banquet program. Absent was Jen Lonsdale Jr. Speakers were limited to five minutes. topics included civil rights, leadership, and education funding as the campaign heated up ahead of the election.
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Tittle Rock
Abe
Arkansas
Fila Whal
Jack Hult
Boone Tounly Amd
Texar- Wo
Charles Fleming
Pure Lost City
20 Years Ago Today Left for Hot Springs For Contessa Meet
Twenty years ago today 45 students from the Textibahn Club traveled to Hot Springs to spend weeks and take part in Contessa events. The opening haemo of the season was marked by ceremonies attended by all 44 club members.
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Sa Mneiiiwis
Hot Springs
Bite Contessa
Mulan Graywergeuthil
Waldy Lat
Siason
Sanis AW
Textibahn Club
Jack Robincust
Urpe
Tuo
Olympia
PyuuisThe
Dunia High Studenta
Marjorie Higrasan
Mary Bowden
Louise Trews
Marilyn Ward
Gawald Warmuack
Fer Capien
Martie Lewis
Helen Buyet
Mary Joree
Latise
Fulton Woman Killed in Auto Accident
Mrs. Mattie Mario O’Dell, 311, Fulton, died about 3:30 a.m. when a panel truck she rode in overturned two miles west of Fulton on Highway 67. Driver lost control. passenger 3. D. Baughman of Shreveport not seriously hurt. O’Dell survived by husband J. B. O’Dell and daughter Rita Loy Culliam, plus father J. C. Runnels, brothers James, and sisters Norma Finley and Mary Louise Reynolds. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Mattie Mario O'Dell
Fulton
Highway 67
J. B. O'Dell
Hope
Herndon-Cornelius
Rita Loy Culjlam
J. C. Runnels
New Boston
James
Norma Finley
DeKalb
Texas
Mary Louise Reynolds
Navy Funds Approved by House Navy Votes to Defense Budget
Washington reports the House passed a $3,086,733,250 Navy appropriation for the new fiscal year starting July 1 by voice vote. The measure lifts total defense funding in 24 hours to $10,196,072,250, with Navy authorities to start work on a 65,000-ton aircraft carrier and bolster personnel to 452,000. Army goals include a peak strength of 1,350,000. Tomorrow the House will debate a $16,043,716,228 faltering program bill through June 3, 49.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Army
Navy
Spatereas Committee
Armed Services
Naval
Marine Corps
Senate probes NBC in Latin America broadcasts
Washington June 3 Senators grilling NBC executive Stanley P Richardson after reviewing a Lake Placid broadcast script that mocked girls clothes and skin. The NBC international division manager said writers Rene Borgia and Alberto produced material deemed by the State Department to be in good taste and later claimed orders from Gandore. Richardson, defending NBC, said the State Department shared responsibility for supervision of the Latin America series.
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Washington
Voice of America
Stanley P .Richardson
International
National Broadcasting Company
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Shim
Lake Placid
NBC
Wstate
Richardson
Rene Borgia
Cnew England
Fexas
Ween Borgia
Borgia
Superty Albreto
Tie
State Department
Foy
Tat Borgia
Gandore
Richwardson
Texarkana Woman Held in Mexico Over Smuggling Secrets
Texarkana resident Peejaen Jane Bacon, 24, held in Mexico City for extradition to Washington, D C. She claims threats from a Chinese contact to expose government arms and contraband smuggling involving Chinese nationals. Bacon says she was coerced to travel to Mexico last October to avoid testimony.
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Mexico City
Washington, D. C
United States
Peejaen Jane Bacon
Texarkana
Ark
Cornell Newton Shellon
Miami
Fla
Chiang Kai-Shek
U. S
Bacon
Mexico
Washington
Truman Ready to Fight for Nomination
President Truman plans a strenuous 18 state speaking tour to defend his bid for a new term. He rejected withdrawal and said he was not brought up to flee a fight as chieftains stand aside for a White House backed cross country swing labeled non political but aimed to bolster his campaign. He will deliver five major addresses from Chicago to Los Angeles with stops in Fort Wayne Gary Omaha Seattle Berkeley and more as supporters press for civil rights opposition grows among some Southern Democrats.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Truman
Democratic Party
White House
P.m
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Gary
Ind
Omaha
Seattle
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Ben
Americans For Democratic Action
WW. H. Brummall
Salisbury
Brummal
Trauman
Brummell
Lloyd Stark
Tru
Paige
Selfridge Air Field Bombing Drill Stages Huge US Air Raid
Detroit witnesses a massive mock bombing raid on Selfridge Field as 200 B-29 bombers and 151 escort planes assemble from across the nation. Base defenders claim a successful interception and defense, while observers note the potential for heavy damage to the Detroit area. The test, the largest since V-J Day, remains officially unconfirmed as reports vary.
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Detroit
Selfridge Pield
Air Force
Michigan
Selfridge Air
Gombers
Ie P
Selfridge
Pial
Hen
David Seniting
Avian
Viber
Spokane
Tucson
Aviz
Keane
Ruswel
Texas
Flood Battered: Oregon Warned of New Danger
Flood warningshit Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia as new crest from the Columbia River system drove wind-driven floodwaters into weakened dikes. Army engineers say water ran three tenths of a foot higher than yesterday, while troops and volunteers rushed to reinforce earthworks and evacuate affected areas. Rehabilitation plans shift to recovery for about 49,000 people with damages in the millions.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Canadian Rockies
Clatskanie
Skamokawa
Vanport
Red Cross
Fatal gunshot wounds claims teen in Stuttgart fishing trip
Clara Belle Kreimeier 16, of Vim, died in a Stuttgart hospital from a gunshot wound reportedly inflicted by her four year old brother during a fishing trip with siblings. Survived by parents, two brothers, and four sisters.
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Stuttgart
Clara Belle Kreimeier
Hospital Staff Shortage Cripples British Hospitals
Minister of Health Aneurin Bevan reports severe staff shortages cripple Britain's hospital services with 61,146 beds vacant at one point due to inadequate attendants across London and the country.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Chinese Youth to Attend Arkansas School
A Chinese youth, Zee King-Tao, 18, from Shanghai, arrives to study at Harding College in Searcy Ark on a private war memorial scholarship. Mrs J 4 D Cook of Memphis and her husband sponsor the move in memory of their son Mae, who was killed in action in France during World War II. Zee hopes to study navigation and join the Chinese Merchant Marine, tracing a long friendship with Mae’s family.
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San Francisco
Arkansas
Memphis
Tent
Zee King-Tao
Shanghai
Harding Colepe
Searcy
Ark
Mae
Mee
Zee
Duour
China
Cong
France
Wal
Zoe
United States
Harding
Meishant Marine
Slash in Marshall Plan Funds Urged by House Panel
Washington June 3 The House Appropriations Committee urged a 25 percent cut in Marshall Plan and foreign aid funds, sending a 3,999,810,228 global assistance measure to the House for debate. The panel trimmed 553 million, spreading the remaining funds over 16 months, with several programs reduced and spending paced to avoid excessive outlays before July 1 1949. The report details ECA aid to 16 European nations and western Germany, Trieste, and Greece and Turkey, with revised allotments and source suggestions.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Truman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Germany
Trieste
Greece
Turkey
More Gold Diggers Strike It Rich in Manhattan
In Manhattan a thriving under-the-floor treasure hunt by jewelry firms recovers tiny gold particles from floor sweepings, coffee urns, and dust. Executives estimate about 30,000 dollars in gold yearly from such recovery, with floor shifts and special filters revealing airborne flecks.
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Manhattan
West
New York
Wup
New York City
Orient
W. Waters Schwab
Id. H. Wood & Sons
St Yeay
Eany Myeloads
Preciou
Oxysurt
Schwall
Testifies Horse Meat Sold for Beef in Houston
Houston grand jury hears explosive claim that 200000 pounds of horse meat are sold weekly as beef. J M Suleinger of Select Meat Company says horses, many diseased, are slaugh tered for profit with shipments now from Texas and Louisiana. Witnesses describe prices and demand for horse meat in sausages and upscale dishes while officials deny laxity.
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Houston
Tex
J. M. Suleinger
Select Meat Company
Harris County Grand Jury
Louisiana
San Antonio
Brenham
Texas
Witnesess
Golix Bilingsley
Billingsley
Oscar Holcombe
Sullenger
Grand
Pretty Good Offer for Bachelors
Middletown Cond. June 3. Nelle Wola, 34, a blonde, offered a furnished six room house to any bachelor meeting her needs for an affectionate husband. She seeks a man aged 25 to 50, tall and dark, earning about 5000 a year, with priority on affection and housing. She has turned down four proposals and says she wants a husband soon.
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Middletown
Cond
Nelle Wola
Miss Wolan
Railway expert learns hard way in rain journey
Sir Cyril Hareainb, chairman of the British Prangport Commission, had to leave a train in the southern region after rain filled the carriage. He later waved from a freight car fitted with a wooden seat and heated by an old coke stave during the day.
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Cyril Hareainb
British Prangport Commission
British Railways
Potatoes on Plentiful Food List Across Southwest
Dallas reports the agriculture department lists potatoes among abundant foods this week along with citrus, squash, cabbage, onions, and beets. Canned peas, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, tomato products, and assorted fruits complete the plentiful supplies for the season.
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Dallas
Agriculture Department
Office For Food and Feed Conservation
Peacetime draft debate opens in Senate
Washington June 3—Senate debate begins on a five year peacetime draft to meet armed services needs and defend Asia policy. Chairman Gurney says the bill would register men 18 to 25 with two years of service for those 19–25 and one year for 18 year olds, while volunteers remain. Opposition from Senator Langer and race based unit concerns loom as House Rules plans further hearings toward a June 19 adjournment.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Armed Services
Senate
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Services Committee
GOP
Russell
D-Ga
Langer
R-Nd
Truman
Capitol
House Rules Committee
House
Republian
Woth Chambers
St. Patrick's Day
Defense
Forrestal
Reg Tster
Democrats Clash With Republicans Over Platform Specificity
Washington reports Rep. McCormack says Republicans must act on major bills before adjournment rather than rely on their 1944 platform. Sen Taft urges a specific GOP platform. McCormack notes Democratic 1944 plank was clear on civil rights and Palestine.
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Washington
McCormack
D-Mass
House
Congress
Taft
Senate
GOP
Philadelphia
Palestine
Britain halts arms sales to Arabs amid Palestine tension
London reports Britain stops arms shipments to Egypt and Trans-Jordan ahead of UN Palestine talks. Spokesman says suspension affects alliance with Arab states and aligns with UN commitments. Details include prior munitions and aircraft supplied to Arab League nations, Yemen and Lebanon.
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London
Egypt
Trans-Jordan
U. N
Palestine
Britain
Cypri
Trade Act Extension Urged Amid Election Year Debate
Gearhart tells Senate Finance Committee a new administration next year will seek a one year extension beyond June with tariff changes. He argues for larger tariff commission role to curb logrolling while noting the election year context. Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation cautions lawmakers to consider political timing.
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Gearhart
Senate
Finance Mittee
House
United
Stag
Senate Gearhart
Charles Wy Holman
National Cooperative Milkducers Federation
Ex-Resident of Blevins Dies in Texas
Julia Ann Yarberry, a former Blevins resident, died yesterday at the home of Mrs. L. J. Ferguson in Gil Texas. She had lived in Texas the past several years. Surviving children include W. E. Yarberry and four sons, and four daughters including Jennie Johns Fairbanks Alaska and Ruby Dew Anderson. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Union Church near DeAnn by Wesley Thomason.
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Julia Ann Yarberry
Blevins
Ter
L. J. Ferguson
Gil Texas
Texas
W. E. Yarberry
Ralf
Ajo
Arizona
Olin
Ohio
Delmar
Prescott
A E. Yarberry
Hope
Jennie Johns Fairbanks
Alaska
T Sweeny
Yarberry
Ruby Dew
Anderson
Int
Union ~ Church Near
DeAnn
Thi Wesley Thomason
Two Local Cars Stolen, Both Recovered
Two cars were stolen in the area and recovered soon after. Police report a Plymouth taken from a local trading post and another vehicle tied to a Fulton address with youths arrested in connection to the theft. The incidents occurred last night with early morning recovery and ongoing investigation by state police.
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Plymouth
State Police
Sam McGill
Fulton
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