RFC scandal highlights public aid to private risk
Washington notes report on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to Carthage Hy-Col led by Guy Gabrielson. Fulbright questions private risk under RFC, noting Gabrielson had no stock while receiving 1044 million in loans. Critics say private cash should cover losses. supporters say RFC backs national wealth and employment.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Sente Banking
RFC
Guy Gabrielson
Ational
Republian Party
Capehart
Indiana
Smith
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Groner
America
Bill Fulbright
Gop Gabrison
Gabrielson
Carthage Hy-Col., Inc
New York
Texas
Fulbright
Carthage Hy-Col,, Inc
Hy-Col,, Inc
Patmos Youth to Attend Arkansas Forestry Camp
Burret Joe Smowe from Patmos will join the Arkansas Forestry Camp at Petit Jean State Park from June 28 to July 1. He will represent his 4-H clubs and work on a 40 acre forest with about seventy peers under instructors from the Division of Forestry University of Arkansas and other agencies. The fourth Arkansas forestry camp is sponsored by Crossett Lumber and International Paper, with Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association.
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Joe Smowe
Patmos
Arkansas Forestry
Petit Jean State Park
Leo House
Arkansas Division of Forestry
Arkansas
PFA
House
Forest Rangers
Crossett Lumber Company
International Paper Company
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
Forest Industries
Division of Forestry
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arkansas
Iperational Agriculture Division
Arkansas State Department of Education
Music Club to Present Miss Benson
The Friday Music Club will present Miss Benson in a Sunday revival at 3 p m at the high school auditorium. The four part program includes Prelude Fugue and Variations by Franck Puleihan Sonata Op 28 Andante Scherzo and Rondo by Beethoven Ballade Op 38 and other works by Chopin Debussy Liszt and Liszt. Mrs B C Hyatt will play the orchestral pieces on second piano.
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Wil Preis
Auditoriam
Franck Puleihan
Alexa
Scherry
Beethoven
Pout
Chopin
Debussy
Farlan
Mes. B. C. Hyatt
Weather Forecast for Arkansas Showers Possible in North
Generally fair this afternoon and tonight. Saturday partly cloudy with scattered light showers in the north portion. Hope high temperature unknown and low 71.
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Arkansas
North Portion
Hope
Jailed chemist linked to atomic spy ring case
New York June 18 A former U S Army non commissioned officer arrested by the FBI in Albuquerque New Mexico on charges of passing atomic secrets to Harry Gold Philadelphia chemist The suspect David Greenglass 28 of New York City was seized a day after a Syracuse New York arrest tied to the Klaus Fuchs ring FBI said Greenglass claimed Russia was entitled to war era information The note adds Alfred Dean Slack 44 of Syracuse a suspected link to the ring who allegedly passed a secret high explosive sample to Gold Continued on page Two
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Albuquerque
N. M
FBI
Harry Gold
Philadelphisa
David Greenglass
New York City
Greenglass
Syracuse
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Alfred Dean Slack
Fuchs
Slack
Philadelphia
U. S
New Mexico
Mdwared Scheidt
Scheidt
United States
Los Angeles Bus Drivers Strike Amid Shrine Convention
Four thousand bus and streetcar operators in Los Angeles walked out after midnight as APL union members left negotiations. Mayor Bowron urged a 15 day truce for the Shrine convention drawing 200000 visitors next week. Riders face taxi shortages while the strike seeks a 50.1 cent hourly pay rise from a typical $1.47 wage.
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Los Angeles
APL Transportation Union
Pletcher Bowron
Violence claims four in state on Thursday
Four people died violently in Arkansas on Thursday. Claude Erwin, WT year old son of Mr and Mrs Claude Erwin of Star City, was kicked to death by a mule while playing in a pasture. Francis Moore, 37, of Sherrill, died from injuries after his parked truck was struck near Minturn. Fred Manasca, manager of Vets Haven at Lake Catherine, and Mrs Albert Miller, caretaker’s wife, drowned when their boat overturned at the lake.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Claude Erwin
Star City
Francis Moore
Sherrill
Jefferson County
Minturn
Lawrence County
Moore
Kennett
Fred Manasca
Vets Haven
Lake Catherine
Albert Miller
New Amerasia Investigation Demand Raised by McCarthy
Senator McCarthy challenged Senate investigators to publish the secret testimony from Emanuel Larsen of Amerasia, claiming it would reveal who tells the truth amid a dispute with Deputy Undersecretary John E Peurifoy over Larsen's testimony. Larsen denied McCarthy's accusation that Peurifoy offered legal aid and loyalty clearance for favorable statements.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Emmanuel
Larsen
Amerasia
John E. Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Capitol Hill
Peurlfoy
Furthermars
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Red
Tydings
Farmers and business groups tour farms of Vernon Avery and Jack Allen
Washington reports Democratic leaders pushing for senate action on excise tax cuts while Republicans oppose new taxes. The Farm Demonstration tour of progress farms in Hempstead, led by FHA director W. M. Sparks, toured Avery and Allen farms to study rural home layouts, pasture development, crop rotation, and year round food production with attendees from Chamber of Commerce and veteran affairs agencies.
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Jack Allen
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Senate
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Illinois
House
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Truman
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Rcolo
GOP
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Hempstead Fha
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State Department of Agricuture
Little. Rock
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Mrr
Jock
Allen
Emmet Rt. 2
Avery Farm
Avery
Allens
Hever
Lorraine Buckwood
Crit Stuart Je
John Atkins
Aubrey Enoch
Veterans Administration
Cecil Guthrie
PMA
C. A. Armitage
Givedoy
Hope C of C
Frank Hill
Jess Davis
Hope Star
Arkilisas
Hempstead
Tay Toullett
Tole-Tex
Mamie van Epps
B. D. Fought
Little Rock
Catholic Vacation Bible School Next Week at Church
The Catholic Religious vacation school will be conducted during the week of June 6 through 19 at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church. Classes run daily 9 to 12 with all Catholic school children urged to attend. Directors are John Albert Janesco and Fuben Groff, senior theological students from Saint John's Home Mission Seminary Lime Rock. Courses cover Christian Doctrine First Communion preparation and Bible history.
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Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church
John Albert Janesco
Fuben Groff
Saint John’s Home Mission Seminary
Lime Rock
St Louis Population Soars in Ten Year Census Report
Preliminary census tabulation shows the St Louis metropolitan area gaining 261,141 residents in ten years. The city and four counties including St Charles, St Louis, Madison and Craig counties in Missouri total 7,629,154, with revisions possible.
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St.Louis
St Charles
St. Craig and
Madisoni Counlies
Truman Vetoes Basing Point Bill in Freight Pricing Clash
President Truman vetoed the basing point bill aimed at letting individual businessmen absorb freight charges and set unit price levels. He argued the measure would obviate existing laws and misapply the federal price regime. The veto adds to a pair of controversial bills splitting Democratic ranks. A separate note recalls a record mutual payoff in a 25 year history with Rubber-reward winnings.
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Washington
Treva
Senate
Truman
Wiis
Mieckey
Truman Signs Law Expanding Displaced Persons Program
President Truman signed legislation extending the 1948 displaced persons program for one year and lifting the cap to 342,000. Up to 153,000 DPs have already arrived, with additional admission for 25,000 war orphans from eastern Europe and up to 15,000 temporary entrants who arrived before May 30, 1949, contingent on attorney general approval and congressional consent.
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Washington
Truman Oday
America
United States
U. S
Czechsolovakia
Poland
Romania
Congress
Second Maxwell conviction appeal to supreme court denied
The second conviction of Maxwell, a 21 year old Hope man, for the rape of a white DeAah farm wife was appealed to the supreme court for a second time. Harold Flowers, a Pine Bluff Negro attorney, again represented Maxwell who previously failed to secure reversal. The high court ordered a new trial due to insufficient preparation by court-appointed counsel. The second trial occurred in April and Maxwell was again convicted and set to die on June 28.
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Herman Maxwell
Suprems
Maxwall
Harold Flowers
Pine Bluff
Maxwail
High Court
Rebel Leaders Arrested in Peru Revolt
Isolated snipers fired from rooftops as Peru claims to have broken the revolt’s back. Government troops restore order slowly while censorship is lifted and most rebels, including leader Francisco J. Mostaio, are released. several remain in custody as fighting shows signs of ongoing threats.
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Aregupa
Peru
Francisco J. Mostaio
Ernesto Mohtve
Garllon
Lima
Arequipa
la: Paz
Radio Lenda
la Paz
Page
Everybody Has a Secret Life Let the Wife Open the Garage Door
New York June 16. An informal essay on secrets people hide and tell strangers. The narrator recalls interviewing people and notes that many divulge private details when a pencil is involved, including a widow who murdered her husband for his insurance and a wife who lets the garage door stay open for a confession.
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New York
Tim Beet
Cynles
America
Avourites
University of Missouri Schaol
Jour Heirs
Justice of the Peace
Fragmented political notes amid unclear text
The readable fragments show a committee, Democrats, and mentions of endorsing a group and government action. Details are garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or locations to define a concrete news item.
Unclear fragmentary report on wind impact and land area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wind effects and a square mile area with vague references to press activity and Santire wall. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are available.
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