June 26 House moves toward excise tax cut bill
A Republican lingo debate over a 2000 point excise tax cut led the Ways and Means Committee to draft a rule lifting amendments and advancing the measure to the floor. The plan, $433 million in corporate tax relief, aims to avoid a presidential veto by shifting the revenue impact to higher corporation taxes and closing loopholes.
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Battle for Seoul Rages as North Presses Frontline Advance
Northern forces pressed toward Seoul in a dramatic push, with Uijongbu valley front grim and northern tanks driving back southern units. Seoul endured air raids and street strafing while the American embassy burned in a large bonfire. President Rhee and his cabinet met in emergency session as divisions regrouped near Uijongbu and Kangmung along the 38th parallel.
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U N Demands Continued From Page One
The United States Britain France Russia and China hold veto power in a security council with other elected members Egypt Norway India Yugoslavia Ecuador and Cuba. The American delegation hints at sanctions if North Korea defies U N demands. The Seoul republic is U N recognized as Korea's legitimate government, while Russia resists U N efforts to unify Korea and ignores the mission.
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House Move to Tidelands Transfers to States
Washington June 44 The House Rules Committee cleared the way for a bill to grant states full title to oil and mineral deposits within three miles of shorelines with Texas favoring ten and one third miles This aims to reverse a Supreme Court ruling that fed authority governs offshore resources President Truman previously vetoed a tis to cede tidelands to states and the committee chair Adolph Sabath predicted another veto if the bill reaches the President.
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Conway Saaker Succumbs at Age of 85
Conway Arkansas June 26 By Wiley T Mosley the 85 year old retired Conway merchant banker and planter will be buried there today He died yesterday Mosley formerly operated a general store and a farm at Mayellowe had been a bank official Survivors include his widow two
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Both Men Have Held Office of Governor
Arkansas voters face a showdown between incumbent Gov Sid McMath and former Gov Ben Laney in the Democratic primary. The rivals emphasize gubernatorial records, contrasting tax changes road building and state spending. McMath touts more roads and industry gains, while Laney pledges to repeal McMath tax laws and restore a businesslike operation.
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Probe promises scrutiny of any worthy complaint in elections
Washington June 26 A promise to investigate any complaint that seems worthy was made by the head of the Senate group policing this year's Senate elections. Senator Gillette Dowad, chairman of the Senate subcommittee on elections, said investigators will probe five states Pennsylvania Union Florida and North and South Carolina. He said they will examine any complaints though funding may prevent broad policing. He noted candidates must file detailed reports on contributions and expenditures before and after the general election and favored federal limits on primary spending.
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Students Set for Selzing Voyage After Ship Debacle
About 550 stranded students near New York proceed to sail aboard Transport Gan tomorrow after Norwegian Svalbard voyage was declared unfit for passengers. National Student Association vice president Erskine B. Childers says the Norwegian government will release a 37500 deposit to cover trip costs once affairs with Oslo are settled.
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GOP Senators Stand Against War In Korea Crisis
Washington June 26 Republican senators reached a unanimous caucus decision that the United States should supply military aid to South Korea but not be dragged into war. Senator Millikin of Colorado led the talks, criticizing intelligence failure and urging caution while supporting assistance.
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Court Rules City Cannot Delegate Garbage Fee Setting
The Aransas Supreme Court affirmed a Boone Chancery ruling that Harrison city council cannot delegate garbage fee rate setting to a committee. The suit by Snyder challenged the council’s method rather than the fee itself, and the court warned prohibitions on municipal delegation mirror state limits. The decision also touched on other cases including a gas transmission system ordinance and stock law violations.
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British Urged to Seek Atom Bomb Use in Korea
Conservative MP Peter Geoffrey Rouberts urged Britain to consider using the atom bomb against Communist north Korea. Prime Minister Attlee voiced deep concern over Korea fighting in the House of Commons and welcomed the fire resolution by the Security Council as he urged compliance from all parties.
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Russia Seeks UN Seat Shift for Sitto Reds
Tokyo June 26 The Soviet acting UN rep Coll Polyashenko demanded replacing the Chinese Nationalist delegate with a Chinese Communist. He urged recognition of Red General Chow Shih-ti as China's sole legal representative and warned attendance may hinge on the seat change. The move follows earlier Soviet walkouts and boycotts at UN councils.
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AMVETS Close Two Day Convention
The Arkansas department of American Veterans of World War II concluded its annual convention in Little Rock. Thurman McCool of Pine Bluff was elected commander and named as next year’s host for the 1951 convention. Officers named include Roland Remmel of Little Rock as first vice commander Orrin Henbest of Fayetteville as second vice commander and Clifford Evans among others.
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National 4-H Club Members Aged 10 to 21
A list names Dorado fourth vice commander Jimmy Dowell from Little Rock Judge Advocate Dr Earl McWhirter Hot Springs surgeon general Cal Yandell S Beans Little Rock chaplain Roy Burgess Kennett service officer Miss Bihe Muttenix Jayetter ville historian Troy Cargzi Pine Bluff finance Officer John Brown Little Rock provost marshal Mar ry C Steinberg El Dorado national committeeman Frank Whit lock Little Rock alternate national committeeman and M D Cant well Little Rock executive director. Age limits for membership are between 10 and 21.
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