Local leaders urged by philosopher in Imperial Type Metal
An article by Paul Mallon and Brtiam Teather argues for local leadership over national fixations. It critiques reliance on Washington, noting individuals pursue self interest, and urges returning to first principles to solve shared problems. definitions of Soviet terms are spoofed to highlight miscommunications.
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Brrtiam Teather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Paul Mallon
Washington Felow
Washington
20 Years Ago Today Officiating at the Event in San Diego
The publication notes a coordinative gathering by the Hope Rotary committee with talks from Dudley Burford, Evidewesl, and Lander Bison. J. I. Martinez was designated as US District Judge by President Cov. Senate approval followed. A play titled Gen Vermen Prefer Hlondes was set for the Saenger tonight and L. Jones, president, called a hospital association meeting.
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Diego
Hope Rotar
Duh
Dudley Burford
Evidewesl
Augsies
Lander Bison
Daba
Sdnsan
J. I. Martinewuw
He US
Cov. Ndge
Senate
Washington
Saenger
Gen- Vermen
Tryng L. Jones
Mackrell Owens Campaign With Address Here
James Mackrell Owens, radio evangelist, opened his bid for governor of Arkansas with a Hope City Hall address. A quartet sang sacred songs as a small crowd listened. Owens listed eight platform planks including home rule, centralized purchasing, a top road system, a strong school system, elder care, community cooperative demonstrations, and two years of honest government. He highlighted children’s homes work and donations, while briefly noting his candidacy and presenting photos from his homes.
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James
Ma¢i Mackrell
Hope City Hall
MacKrell
Arkansas
Little Rock
Washington
Mackwell
Why He Turned on Meyers in Wartime Probe
Washington hearing reveals Bleriot H. LaMarre testifying that a shift in his moral outlook prompted him to accuse Maj. Gen. Bennet Meyers of pressuring him to conceal profits from a wartime aircraft venture. He testified about prior denials and a later decision to tell the truth after discussions with Dayton counsel.
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Washington
Aviation Bleverley Orp
Meyers
Hig Dayton
DaMarre
Senate
Mey Hal
Robert T. Mushuell
Dayton
LaMarre
UnaMarre
Bushnell
Heid Lamarre
Easter Seal Sale Drive Planned Here
Clyde Coffee will direct the annual Easter Seal sale campaign to Hempstead County. The drive, sponsored statewide by the Arkansas Association for the Crippled, began this week with mailing Easter Seals to residents of every county and will close Easter Sunday. Funds support seatment, training, and facilities for handicapped boys and girls in Arkansas. One half of all contributions stay in the recipient county. the other half aids the association’s efforts statewide. Dr. Charles H Lutterloh directs the campaign for Arkansas, with Hempstead County assigned a goal of 14000.
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Clyde Coffee
Hempstead
Arkansas Association For the Crippled
Henpvieud
Coffee
Aykansas
Bylune
Witivi
Hrulera
Ricksonvile
Arkansas
Cuffee
Charles H Lutterleh
Promineannt
Congress to Act on Report Top Atom Scientist Weak Link
Weather and travel woes sweep the Midwest as heavy snow hits many states. Chicago sees almost seven inches with 10 to 12 more inches forecast. Air and rail services ground or delay. Eastern destinations faced flight cancellations. Congress moves to act after a House committee labeled Dr Edward Condon a weak link in atomic security amid suspected Soviet espionage.
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Congress
United Press
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Winers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lake Fluron
United Air Lines
Grand Island
Neb
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
American Airlines
Rock Island Railroad
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Edward A. Candon
House Unamerican Activities
Condon
House
Henry Wallace
Czechoslovakia
United States
Dr. Condon
Stalin
Walter Reed
Army Hospital
J. Parnell Thomas
RNW
Unamerican Activities Committee
Thomas
Increase in Airforce Budget Asked
Washington March 2 4 a billion dollar increase in the air force was suggested today by Senator Taft Ohio He would shift funds from universal military training to air power and seek more planes while warning Congress to curb other programs The aviation policy board urged a 45 800 aircraft program costing about ten billion annually versus the current 3 24 billion This proposal drew mixed reactions from Byrd Ball and others who favored stronger air power but cautioned about overall spending.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Tat
Truman
Tait
Congressional Aviation Policy Board
Byrd
2-Watch
Air Policy Board
Ball
R-Mich
House Appropriations In Committee
Laney Calls for Party Cleanup Action
Arkansas Governor Laney urges a conference to act on a plan to clean up the Democratic Party. He chairs a Southern Governor conference committee formed February 7 at Tallahassee to confer with National Democratic committeeman J. Howard McGrath. The report, suppressed, leaves a tense fight over party leadership and reputation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Bon 'T
Laney
Dutie
Truman
Loney
Thoit
Marenia
Arhuisus
Sacuwu- Vve
On Party
Livuaneyber
Southern Governr
Tallahassee
Fla
National Comittee
J. Howard McGrath
Petitions Signed to Block Arkansas Land Claim
More than 600 residents sign SPG petitions urging Arkansas to withdraw its claim to 33 000 acres in the Proving Ground. Mailings to state officials will go out likely today. Most signers were former landowners hoping to buy back their farms, but harsh weather and poor roads prevented reaching several county sections.
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State of
Arkansas
Proving Ground
Paren
Western union talks eyed by Britain France and Benelux
Britain and France with Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg plan talks in Brussels on a western European union economic political social and defense ties. Attlee said discussions aim to curb Soviet influence and spur recovery ahead of a wider Marshal Plan framework meeting in Paris mid March.
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London
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Low Countries
Brussels
Europe
Attlee
House of Commons
Ehis
Ernest Bevir
Czechoivakia
Financia
Hevin
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemyotulz
Russia
Paris
School Plans Operetta and Amateur Night
At the high school next week an Operetta will be staged in the auditorium at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Senior March initiations for Troupe 36 of the National Thespian Society occur Monday night. Amateur Night, sponsored by the Library Club and directed by Mrs. Frank Mason, opens to all with registration by March 10. Prizes of 10, 7.5, and 5 dollars will be awarded. Admission is 1 cent for grade school, 23 cents for high school students, 35 cents for adults.
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Troupe 36
National Thespian Society
Library Club
Frank Mason
Legion Post to Convene Meeting at Legion Hall
Leslie Huddleston American Legion Post plans a regular meeting at the Legion Hall at 2 30 p m on Thursday announced by Commander Harry Hawthorne.
General Harmon Retires After Storied Army Career
New York UP I reports Maj. Gen. Eimie Harmon, famed as “Old Gravel Voice,” retires after 31 years. He led the 2nd Armored Division through key battles including Cyssina and the Bulge, earning a legendary nickname and a reputation for nerve and leadership.
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New York
UPI
Eimie Harmon
Lehief
U. S
Marmion
Muraney
Ile Seane
Cyssina
Ernie
Harmony
America
Hig
Bradley
Belgium
Harman
Siegfried Line
Celles
Nike
Keres
Germany
Birnie
Vorail
Aterwvard
Death Probe Into American Woman Found in Havana
Havana officials and the American embassy probed the death of 58 year old Lulu Nash Spradling found on Varadero Beach after arriving with husband Jesus Costa. Police cited possible poison traces while embassy sources noted his death by his own hand with her. Spradling’s son Robert in Pittsburgh was notified.
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Havana
Lulu
Nash Spradling
Varadero Beach
Spradling
Kansas City, Mo
Civet
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Cuba
Varadera
Communists Organize Unions in Finland to Back Soviet Pact
Finns start factory and trade union meetings as Communists push a friendship and assistance treaty with the Soviet Union. Turku metal workers adopt a resolution favoring the pact, saying a friend’s hand should be taken. Leaders consider negotiations with the Allies while anti‑Soviet sentiment grows in Scandinavia.
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Helsirki
Pinland
Tadiay
Russia
Typekansas Sanomat
Soviet Union
Finland
Turku
Tampere
Turku Metal Workers
Finla
To Marry Man Doomed to Die in Chair
Nashville report on May 2 describes Miss Jean Lucas seeking permission to wed Danny Budzynski, condemned to die in the electric chair. Gov. McCord awaits final testimony to decide clemency before tomorrow’s scheduled execution for the 1960s Beale Street slaying involvement.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pnd
Jean Lucas
Pillstyreh
Dany Budeyn
Merschant
Merapis
Unny
Budgynski
Richard Po Reilly
Ian Colsky
Jim McCord
Linal
Sheriff Leads Hope Liquor Crackdown Raid at Calvin Douglas Place
Sheriff Claud Sutton with deputies and state police raided Calvin Douglas Place No 1 on North Hazel Street late Saturday seizing whiskey and arresting Hooker T Thorn operator. Thorn faces charges of possessing intoxicating liquors for sale with municipal court next Monday. Sutton vows county wide, city inclusive crackdown and invites local police to join in the effort. Prosecuting Attorney James H Pilkinton backs the sheriff.
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Claud Jf. Sutton
Calvin Douglas
North Hazel Street
T. ‘Thorn
Thorn
Sutton
Hope
City of
Citizenship of Hope
House debates lynching bill behind closed doors
The Judiciary Committee advanced a measure to make lynching a federal felony with up to 20 years imprisonment and $10,000 fine, assigning penalties to officials who fail to prevent violence. The bill draft by Rep. Case drew support from several Southern and border legislators, while Republicans from other states backed federal action. Continued on page two.
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Washington
House
Case
Ketany
Arkansas
Cheir
Kentucky
Gossett
Texas
Fellows
Maine
Hoebellss
White “House
Local Key Club Hosts Kiwanians at Barlo Hotel Event
Local Key Club entertained Kiwanians with a program at Hotel Barlo organized by Nolan Jol lett. The quartet Bob Hyatt David Newbern Ted Jones and Sidney Stanford sang with Jo Rene ans and W H H Gunter thanking sponsors Youth Center. Guests included C D Lawerbach James Vanney and Willie Harris. Also notes earliest pipe organ records and older notes on bagpipes and pan-pipes from ancient times.
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Wil Spon
Meiebors
Bisured
Key Club
Entertal
John Lewis and Edge Industry Tense Strike Talks
Edge Age Washington reports a tense labor stand off as coal producers and the United Mine Workers face a potential contract showdown. Lewis proposes a pension plan for veterans, with cost estimates of about 24 million dollars yearly, while operators argue the package plus benefits would exceed that figure. Negotiations hinge on Tan-Hartley notice rules and timing for contract termination.
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Washington
John &. Lewis
United, Mi
Tany
Lewis
Florida
de Lewis
Emiplo
UMW Boyg
Sian
Tan-Hartley Ai Guires
Ren
Two Inches of Rain In Past Two Days
Heavy rainfall drenched the area over the last forty eight hours with daily totals near two inches. The forecast notes continued wet conditions and a cool start to March as residents report damp streets and puddled surfaces.
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Scandinavia
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Denmark
Sweden
Czchoslovak Legation
Mavia
Nationalticende N. C. Hansen
James H. Pilkinton
Pillinton
J.C. Broyles
Hope Hospital
Joel Christopher
Broyles
Hope Merchant
First Presbyterian Church
Joel, Jr
Bedford
Nell Louise
Gallup
New Mexico
H. G. Alexander
Pete Broyles
Dallas
Stephen Cook
Suriat
Rose Hill Cemetery
Henry Haynes
Franklin Horton
Talbot Feild
Dick Watkins
E. P. Young
Lamar Cox
George Hosmer
Billy Bob Herndon
C. C. Thomas
John Robert Hamilton
Billy Duckett
Dorsey
As Li Hardage
P. B. Carrigan
Claude Agee
J. P. Cox
Harry Barlow
Frank Ward
Carter Johnasom
Nick Jewell
Hubert Wilson
Kay Anderson
McDavitt
Terrell Cornelius
Glen Graham
Kalamazoo
Mich
Russell Cornell
Mencenhall
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Dwight Blake
Jack McCabe
Oklahoma City
John Clyde Hill
B.C
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