France’s housing program blamed for postwar decline
Our Daily Bread remarks on government housing in France, arguing rent controls and public spending strain the budget, weaken private builders, and leave millions of homes burdened. It cites Wall Street Journal observations of aging housing stock, limited amenities, and rising misery as evidence of failed policy.
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Coffee Bread Next on List for Decontrol
Washington sources say price controls will be lifted on coffee bread and beer within about four weeks with other items such as household appliances and tires also eyed for decontrol. Officials anticipate price rises while unsure of appliance tire effects.
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Ources
Pice
Sergeant McNab Airman in Philippines Promotion
CLARK AFB reports Thomas J. Hester of McNab Arkansas is promoted to sergeant first class in the Philippines tour. He serves with the 381st Supply and Transport Squadron at Headquarters 81st Air Supply and Command.
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Cherry to Veto Fertilizer and Feed Tax Exemption
Governor Shepry signaled he will veto a bill to exempt feed and fertilizer from the sales tax unless offset by another revenue measure. The Senate rejected a separate proposal to exempt tea and grain seeds. Finance officials estimate the exemption would cost the state over 2 million dollars annually.
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Sid Cherry
Senate
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Department of Finance and Administration
Bauxite Tax Passes House in Arkansas Legislature
In Little Rock the House passed a bauxite tax bill raising the levy from 28 cents to 25 cents to 1.25 dollars per ton, with 90 percent for state hospitals and 2 percent shares for the University of Arkansas and seven state colleges. A gasoline tax proposal was rejected after claims Arkansas prices were lower than neighboring states.
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Marion County
Rotavians to Meet at Camden March 12 14
Local Rotarians plan a district conference in Camden from March 12 to 14 with a full program. Dr J D Rassmusken and Reginald Smith will speak. George Smith, Camden club secretary, urges reservations.
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Camden Club
Wreck damages two autos at Hageland Third Street
City police said two vehicles collided yesterday at the Hageland Third Street intersection. Automobiles driven by Oscar Wilson of Springhill Louisiana and Luther Butler of Hope were damaged in the wreck.
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Extended Weather Forecast for Thursday to Sunday
Forecast calls for temperatures four to six degrees above normal early in the period with cooler days midweek and again later. Rain chances moderate to likely, with wet spells possible Tuesday night into Wednesday and again midweek, then diminishing toward the weekend.
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Storm warnings issued for Southeast Arkansas
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms possible in southeastern Arkansas and north Mississippi. Weather Bureau in New Orleans warns of high winds and thundery conditions with afternoon development. Temperatures mid 60s to 70s. rainfall totals reported across multiple locations including Pine Bluff and Texarkana.
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Congressman Would Abolish Voice of America
A congressional subcommittee considers scrapping the Voice of America arguing a private firm could handle U S propaganda more cheaply. Senator Reed Harris of the National Information Agency testified to Senate investigators about last year’s halt order amid allegations of political influence and anti Semitic tensions affecting broadcasts. The hearing pressed claims and denials regarding the religious director of Voice of America and the integrity of decisions shaping international broadcasts.
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The Surest Sign of Spring In New York
New York columnist Hal Boyle notes spring in the city arriving with crocuses, warmer winds, and pedestrians in spring mood. He observes subway and park scenes, pigeons, budding trees, and shop windows that hint at warmer days ahead despite a calendar still marking winter. The piece captures a playful, observational tone about urban spring anticipation.
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New York
Manhattan
Crocus
Tockefeller Center
Statehood for Hawaii Gets Committee Nod
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee voted 21 to 1 to approve statehood for Hawaii and Alaska provisions moved by Rep. Engle. Democrats backed the Alaska move. Republicans expect to bring Hawaii statehood to President Eisenhower within about three weeks.
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Eisenhower
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Feader
Woman Doctor Fights for Baby in Tracheotomy Rescue
In Sacramento, Dr. Eleanor Strathmann and husband Benjamin Strathmann face a frantic evening as their infant daughter Jane-Marie chokes on an aspirin tablet. The mother uses crude surgical tools, attempting a tracheotomy after a knife and razor blade failed to clear the airway. By 7 p.m. deputies report the child was safe.
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Eleanor Strathman
the McClellan Ai Force
Borjamin Thomas Strathmann
Elgar
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Donations to Red Cross Campaign Start Coming in
Donations to Red Cross campaign begin as Hempstead County and nearby towns report early contributions. Lists show varied amounts from local businesses, including hardware stores and department outlets, with totals rising through March.
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Red River
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Texarka
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Hopé Hardware Company
Louisiana
Nevada
J.C. Penney
Little Rock Briefs Mix Politics Road Plans and Accidents
LITTLE ROCK items report a Senate vote on a measure to designate truck routes through cities, plus a House bill changing Public Service Commission procedures. Other notes include a state grant for National Guard armories, a murder case update, and a student election in Hot Springs. Also noted are a wine price increase proposal, Canada air disaster, Civil War veteran, a drowning accident near Lockett Creek, and a continuation on page two.
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Stile Iighway Commission
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Arkansas House Advances Bill Providing Highway Access Control
The Arkansas House considered a Senate bill to authorize the Highway Commission to regulate access to roads. The measure aims to grant the commission authority over access controls on highways, outlining regulatory steps and potential impact.
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Vishinsky Ends All Hope for Action on Korea
World diplomats at the United Nations see no new initiative after Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky denounced the U.S. position and urged acceptance of his terms for peace, leaving Korea talks deadlocked as the seventh General Assembly session resumes without progress. The U.S. delegation warned the UN will not budge from its stance, while delegates anticipated no breakthrough despite urgency from the Rosalia speech and earlier notes.
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Dulles May Plan Trip to Middle East in 1950s context
U S secretary of state Dulles reportedly weighs a trip to the Middle East with plans for a broader diplomacy aimed at signaling American partnership with Arab governments. Advisers urge a rapid tour after the Paris Atlantic Council meeting in April to address regional tensions and counter Soviet activity.
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Baleter Amer
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Perhapy
Paris
Atlantic Puul Council
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Leftwing Movie Star Jailed Amid Uproar in El Paso
Angry citizens pursue their claims as attacks rise from Congress and the Un American Activities Committee. The FBI watches closely while moviemakers accused of Communist connections push to protest before further action.
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Six Known Dead in Bronx Factory Fire
Bronx fire claims six lives at River Avenue and 190th Street complex. Rescue teams remove unconscious victims and survivors from the blazing furniture factory as flames sweep through the building. Dozens of workers flee in panic while firefighters battle the blaze amid collapsing structures.
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Andi
Van Fleet strategy talks after private White House meeting
General Van Fleet arrives at National Airport with military honors after a high level White House session with President Eisenhower. The talks focus on Korea policy and possible actions to break the stalemate as hearings begin tomorrow.
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Warhington
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de Villyn
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Lisenhowm
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Topeka Council Faces Moody Night and Rural Rate Cuts
Read notes show two pressing issues for Topeka council: the Moody Night and rural customer rate reductions tied to electrical rules. A late proposal aims to abandon price calling on weekly packs, with implications for local residents and utility policy.
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Moody Lhight
Premier warns as mobs clash in Middle East showdown
Reports say Mohammed Mowandogh warned off Americana amid clashes with mobs defying his order. Ambassadors and diplomats urged restraint as violence spread. casualties include two killed and 72 injured. Pro KasAhunt factions blamed for unrest and religious tensions rising.
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