Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin on Korea Policy Debate
In a syndicated column Alex H. Waghburn argues the United States must back military action in Korea and Formosa to prevent Soviet gains. He asserts Truman should empower General MacArthur, warning that diplomacy has failed and inch by inch Russia seeks territory America bought and paid for in Asia.
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Truman
Formosa
China
Seoul
South Korea
America
Tokyo
Pacific
Rogers
Washington
Acheson
State Department
MacArthur
Far East
Korea
Japan
Russia
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Amateurs Ready to Compete at Roy Rogers Club Show
Fourteen young performers under 12 completed final rehearsal today for the Roy Rogers Club amateur show at the Saenger Theatre at 1 PM. Acts span singing tap dancing square dancing and piano numbers. KXAR will record the event for broadcast after the Major League Baseball game around 4 30 Friday afternoon.
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Roy Rogers Club
Saenger Theatre
KXAR
Washington Man Plans to Make Idle Acres Work
W. H Etter of Washington placed an order for 20 000 pine seedlings to be planted in Hempstead county during winter. The plan, urged by the Soil Conservation Department and the Chamber of Commerce, aims to turn idle acres into a cash crop once trees mature. Orders must be placed immediately to ensure delivery. contact the chamber or the Soil Conservation Department for blanks and instructions.
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Etter
Washington
Soil Conservation Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
AML
Sheriff Sutton Reported Doing Fine After Emergency Appendectomy
A family member said Sheriff Claud Sutton is "doing fine" after an emergency appendectomy yesterday that interrupted his re election campaign. The report notes his condition remains stable and he continues his public duties.
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Sutton
Claud Sutton
Weather outlook for Woden Wednesday
Forecast from Woden indicates a cool day with light rain and a 0.45 inch rainfall total. Temperatures likely near seasonal norms with chances of showers lingering into the afternoon.
Soviet Protests UN Korea Action as Illegal
Moscow protests UN Security Council Korea resolution as illegal citing need for unanimous consent and proper representation. Russia notes absence of two permanent members and says seven votes required, with China’s Nationalist delegation improperly represented. Yugoslavia dissent noted. India and Egypt abstained.
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Russia
Security Council
China
Tis Answer
Dulezate
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Council
U. S
Britain
France
Red China
Lie Sounds Out How Far UN Will Go
June 28 Lake Success report that Secretary-General Trygve Lie and aides are gauging support among UN members on measures to stop the Korean conflict. Russia declared UN sanctions legal, with Yugoslavia voting against the resolution. Egypt India abstained due to missing home instructions. Lie’s team briefed about a half dozen countries in private talks as Cordier hosted Malik. no clear discussion of aiding South Korea emerged.
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U.S
Britain
France
China
Cuba
Norway
Ecuador
India
Egypt
Yugoslavia
South Korea
Lie
Russia
Andrew W.cordier
Lies
Jakob
Communist Troop Movements in Europe Watched Closely
Washington reports indicate officials are scanning reports of bloc troop movements in Europe and the Middle East with sharp interest amid the Korean crisis. Moves near the Yugoslav border and opposite Turkey and Iran fronts were relayed to the state and defense departments by the CIA. Described as routine in summer, these reports may reflect possible operations or training maneuvers.
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Washington
Europe
Middle East
Turkey
Iran
Central ‘Intelligence Agenc
Army Says No Combat Troops Requested Yet
Washington June 29 The army said there has been no request from Gen Douglas MacArthur for authority to use army combat troops in Korea. A spokesman spoke as MacArthur conducted a flying inspection and a report was expected later. President Truman’s policy was outlined and no ground troops were being considered. Casualties to date were three to six killed and 12 missing with three killed in a B26 crash. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Ross
Roman
Defense Department
Excise Taxes Slashed and New Levies Assessed
The House passed a 1.01 billion dollar excise tax cut measure with a 433 million annual boost in big corporation levies by a 375 to 14 vote. The plan would cut wartime taxes on items like jewelry, furs, pocketbooks, movies, and baby bottle warmers, offset by higher corporate taxes. The fate rests with the Senate amid wartime funding questions and a looming July Fourth recess. Michael Faraday is noted for self education in electricity’s early development.
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Washington
Billy
House
Senate
Truman
Congress
Cay Oe Gop
Martin
Massachusetts
May Take Longer to Drive Communists From Korea
Hal Boyle argues it could take more time than expected to eject northern Communist invaders from South Korea. He cites limited allied delivery of war materiel, terrain and a well-equipped Soviet backed core. The piece weighs air power versus ground forces and suggests potential UN action including Japanese volunteers.
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Korea
Hal Boyle
New York
United States
South
Greece
Arrose
Germany
River Job Near Fulton Let for $12,110
New Orleans reporters state that Carson-Middleton of Bossier City Georgia submitted the low bid for a Red River project one mile to Futter Arkansas. The bid amount was $12,116, within government estimate, engineers reported.
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New Orleans
Carson-Middleton
Bossier City
Red River
Futter, Ark
U of A Professor Named to New Economic Planning Group
W. Paul Brann associate director of the university of Arkansas bureau of business and economic research is named to a committee to plan economic development for the southwestern states. He will be joined by six other economists on the panel named by President Truman’s Council of Economic Advisers.
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Washington
University of Arkansas
W. Paul Brann
University
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Brann
Truman
Council of Economic Advisors
Coal
Arkansas Military Department Ready to Act
Arkansas military and selective service officials say they are prepared to act if needed due to the international Cold War tension. They do not expect immediate orders but are alert and ready to mobilize as required.
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Arkansas Military Department
Harley Pershing
Arkansas
Arkany Suns
Navy Tightens Lockdowns on Coasts During War
New York June 29. By order of the chief of naval operations casual visitors were barred at shore stations. Air force bases on the West Coast adopted similar measures over the Korean situation. Civilian defense units formed and West Coast communities activated air raid sirens.
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New York
Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
Waast
Moonlight Picnic at Betlet AME Church Lawn
A church picnic titled Moonlight Picnic is set for tonight on the lawn of Betlet AME Church Greek sponsored by Stewardess Board No. of Betlet AME. The public is invited.
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BLL
Betlet Ame
Alabama Convicts First Nightriding Terrorist
Pell City, Alabama records a first conviction tied to a rising wave of night riders. The case follows a pattern of floggings threats and cross burnings by robed groups that have spread earlier in the year.
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Pell City
Ala
Alabama
Madison County to lose county official over population drop
Bulletin from Little Rock reports that Madison county likely loses a county official due to population decline. Arkansas law ties circuit clerks to county clerks in counties under 15,000, while larger counties keep separate offices. Six Arkansans named for Dixie magazine’s Man of the South 1950 include Col. T H Barton El Dorado L L Baxter Fayetteville C F Burns Fort Smith.
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Little Rock
Madison County
Governor McMath Denies Arkansas Treasury Drain
Governor McMath said the treasury was not depleted and denied the charge made by rival Ben Laney in a prepared speech at a gathering of about 1000 businessmen in Marianna. The address aimed to rebuke claims from Laney regarding state finances.
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Marianna
McMath
Arkansas
Arlivery
Ben, Laney
Arkansas Association of Letter Carriers Convention Dates Set
Hot Springs hosts the annual two day convention of the Arkansas Association of Letter Carriers and its auxiliary with registration opening at 1 p m Friday. The event runs Friday and Saturday and brings together postal workers from the state amid a period of local activity.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Association of Letter Carriers
Youth Center Picnic Tonight at Fair Park
Hope Youth Center invites all members to Thursday night activities at Hope Fair Park. Swimming and tennis run 6 to 7 with a picnic 7 to 8. Interested members may meet director George Frazier at the tennis courts to sign up for the center tennis tournament.
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Fair Park
Hope Youth Center
Hope Fair Park
George Frazier
Conservation Practices Highlighted by PMA Chairman Earl Martindale
Earl N. Martindale chairman of Hempstead County Production and Marketing committee details his farming in Bingen under the ACP since 1936. He reports erosion control through winter legumes phosphorus pasture improvements crop rotation and soil-building practices on a 234 acre farm with 100 acres cropland and a 50 acre peach orchard. Principal crops cotton peaches hay and livestock with ongoing applications of phosphate limestone potash green manure and cover crops today. The effort aims to protect soil and water resources and ensure national food and fiber security through farmer cooperation. Martindale emphasizes open ACP participation for all farmers and notes weed and brush control as part of restoring land fertility and production.
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Earl N. Martindale
Hempstead
Bingen
Martindale
Mr. Martindale
ACP
Helpi Ncans
Mempstead
MacArthur Returns as Bombers Hit Seoul Airfield
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur arriving in Korea by air while U S forces advance near Seoul. Boeing bombers reportedly conducted first attacks on Kimpo airfield with conventional bombs as FEAF officials withhold details.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Korea
Hoi MacArthur
Fomobile
Seoul
Kothur
Inchon
South
Suwon
Panying MacArthur
George E. S.tmander
Kimno
FEAF
Ters
Brinia
Program on Safety Si Monday Promises Civic Action
A fragmented notice outlines a Safety Council program led by the executive director of the Kansas Safety Council. It describes forming a Hempstead county safety council and emphasizes statewide reach. The event aims to engage citizens across farm home industry and highways with talks, awards, and a civic participation call.
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Direansas Safety Council
Hempstead Ty Council
Purple Councils
County Safety Cdn
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Taejon
Fulton
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy
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Edwin C. Tohagon
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