Arkansas Governor McMath Faces Salter Rumpus Debate
A fragmentary report recalls a July speech in which rival factions within the Democratic Party clash over party rules and loyalty. The speaker accuses Governor McMath of violating party principles while defending Laney and Salter, invoking 1948 leadership ties and the broader party line on executive restraint and segregation-era policy.
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Grand Jury Tests Power in Special Federal Inquiry
Washington reports on a special federal grand jury appointed to investigate subversive activities. The piece explains jury independence, limits on self incrimination, and when witnesses may refuse to answer, noting the constitutional protection against compelled testimony and possible contempt penalties.
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New York
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State Hospital Admitted to Surgeon Society
Little Rock June 20 After ten years of trying the Arkatsus state hospital has gained admission to the American College of Surgeons which sets standards for all hospitals Dr George W Jackson superintendent announced the recognition yesterday The college report said general management is in competent hands and there is improvement in housing and care of patients The Poe report urged the legislature to maintain the hospital on the approved list by funding further progress.
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American College of Surgeons
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Asks Governor to Support Aid Program
Secretary of State Acheson urged governors at a four day study on domestic and works problems to back President Truman’s point four aid initiative. He argued aid to underdeveloped areas strengthens their health food and education systems and resistance to extremism, noting Congress authorized 35 million dollars but funds remain unfunded.
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Nationalist Airfield Destroyed Claim Near Foochow
Nationalist air headquarters announced Chinese warplanes, facing Russian-built fighters and anti-aircraft guns, destroyed the Communist airfield and installations at Foochow, capital of Fukien province. Foochow lies about 190 miles northeast of Formosa, base of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s forces. Hariland, New Brunswick, reports a covered bridge 1,282 feet long.
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