Name of a Bird and Logic of Non-Taxpayers
A column discusses an osprey sighting near Narrows lake and Grassy lake, contrasting wildlife notes with a TVA power debate. The piece denounces the booklet Who Owns Our Rivers as illogical, asserts federal dams funded by taxes belong to all taxpayers, and defends rural electrification while criticizing political power moves affecting municipal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows Lake
Ed Mel Corkie
Archibald Rutledge
Spartanburg S. C
Catalinas
Grassy Lake Tor
Tennessee Valley Public Power Association
Bring
TVA Power
Illogic
America
Tennessee Valley
Republic
Hope City
Narrows
Murfreesboro
Tvs
Tennessee
Hope
Washington
Uncle Sam
Quartet Convention at McCaskill High School Auditorium
The Senior Class of Blevins High School sponsors a quartet convention Saturday night March 8 in the Junior High School auditorium at McCaskill. A large number of quartets are planned to participate in the program.
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Blevins High School
McCaskill
Markets New York Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Fares News
Markets in New York show mixed moves as traders weigh fare related shifts and sector performances. Analysts note trading activity remains cautious with financials and tech fluctuating while investors monitor early economic data.
Hope council selects Stephens Co for city bond issue
In a session that overran rules the Hope council chose W R Stephens Investment Co of Little Rock to handle a $450,000 bond issue for a How generator at municipal water plant. Bonds run 30 years with rate fixed later and a guaranteed 3 percent max. No action on downtown parking meter ad signs.
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Hope Council
W. R. Stephens Investment Co
Little Rock
Imunicipal
Texarkana
Proving Ground
Old Street Department
Willis
Ray Yoeom
Woman to Tell Part in Tanker Deals
Washington reports Mrs Olga Konow, known for her refined image, will appear before Senate investigators to testify about her alleged role in surplus tanker deals. The inquiry probes influence peddling and tax evasion tied to profits from war surplus vessels. Former Rep Joseph E Casey says Konow tipped him to law offices linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olga Konow
U. S
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Konew
Joseph E. Casey
Newbold Morris
Fed
Casey
Robert W. Dudley
Joseph W. Rosenbaum
OPS to Hold Price Clinic for Local Merchants
OPS representatives will be in Hope Tuesday afternoon March 11 to conduct a price clinic at the Chamber of Commerce Office from 1 to 4 PM. Ray Lawrence, Hope Chamber manager, invites businessmen to attend and discuss price regulation problems. Copies of used car ceiling prices and repair service charge rules for auto dealers and independent garages will be available.
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O Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Fiope
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Lawrence
Hope Chamber
Administration Rules Out War Extension If Talks Fail
The Truman administration will not widen the Korean conflict to China even if Panmunjom talks collapse. Officials say policy favors keeping the war limited to Korea, with decisions to widen the war left to Communist actions and public opinion.
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China
John M. Hightowe
Washington
Truman
United States
John M. Allison
Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
Philadelphia
A. Alexis Johnson
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Korea
Allison
Panmunjom
America
UMT Measure Appears to Be Dead Issue
The House shelved the administration plan for universal military training amid a party line vote 155 to 81 with 131 Democrats and 30 Republicans opposing. Supporters vowed to restart effort in the next Congress after the election. critics warned the measure might not be permanently dead. Some proposed alternatives included compulsory service for physically fit high school seniors plus two summer encampments for non-students.
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Vinson
Armed Services Cam Tiles
Hersmen
Sen. Mcfarland
Arizona
Senate
Charmin Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Strow
House
Donald R. Wilson
Leta
Soviet Union
Republians
Rep
Brownson
Supplies Sent to Relieve Quake Victims
American occupation forces and the Japanese government dispatched relief supplies to victims of an earthquake and tsunami in snow swept northern Japan. Tankets medicines and food were sent to eastern Hokkaido and northeastern Honshu where thousands faced cold and blizzard conditions. Official tallies reported 31 Japanese dead 170 injured and 24 bodies recovered with reports of submerged villages and damaged railways and boats.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hokkaido Island
Honshu
Pearts
U.S. Army
Kyodo
Hokkaido
Kivitappu
Nilkappu
Hope Legion Names New Manager for 1952 Season
Fred Robertson of the Joes American Legion post announced Raymond Hobins known as Ozan will manage the 1952 Hope Legion naires. Hobins brings varied experience with Sandlot college and all-state players and has played for Idabel Olla Indians Dierks Lumber Gq and Williams Lumber. He promises a strong team effort and improved performance this year.
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Fred Robertson
Joes
American Legion Post
Raymond Hobins
Ozan
Hope Legionnaires
Weal Aerariane
Sandlot
Bath
Oral
Idabel, Olla, Indians
Dierks Lumber
Williams Lumber
Rugey
When Machines Develop Moral They Will Judge All Mankind
A New York World feature argues that as machines grow more capable they may gain a moral stance and eventually judge humanity. It envisions a future where intelligent machines critique human actions, seek peace, and govern with a cold, logical ethics, offering a paradoxical, hopeful view of machine rule.
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New York
Roscoe
Hithsay
Justice Dept Refuses to Furnish McGrath Case Data
Washington March 5 the Justice Department refused to provide detailed information on government prosecutions to a House Judiciary subcommittee. Attorney General J Howard McGrath faced questions over six years of cases, with Duggan asserting the inquiry oversteps the panel's mandate and would demand data on about half a million cases.
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Washington
Uay
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
House
Chely
D-Ky
McGrath
Naking Hho
Department
Originatin Department
Pendiog
de Justics
Parveeat
Joseph GC
Diggin
Farhey
Maeerstihe
Adie
Ditemt
Duggan
Utter
Final Decision on Senate Tower Up to Senate
Washington March 3 The Senate delayed final decision on the Tower reorganization plan after a four week committee review. The House approved the measure but opposition in the Senate focused on tax bureau reforms and political strategy. Leaders from both parties traded charges as the plan faced a critical vote, with confidence said to hinge on a broad anti-reorganization coalition.
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Senate
Washington
Alan
Nevenna Burdon
McParland
Haaringy
Wattn
Pri
Truman
Prayal
Senatara Qoorga
D-Gay
Restitutio
Senvitors
Medun
Arie
Ehnlymnan
Mittens
Hooy
Wind
Mundt
Sebo Xan
Dworshak
Idaho
O'Conor Humblpery
Minn
Moturo
Okla
Moody
Mich
Gambling Tag Returned By Hope Man
Litfle Rock March shows Al Hope cafe owner of Diamond Cafe in Hope Arkansas sent back a federal stamp and asked for a cancellation credit. Robert W. Carroll faces Hempstead County Grand Jury March 10 alongside others named in an alleged bettors list seized during a raid.
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al Hope
Ark
Cee
Robert Wi. Carrall
Carroll
Hempstead County Grand Jury
High Establishment
CLR
Two Wortten Die in Montreal Fire
Fire destroyed a building housing the Montreal repertory theater early today and killed two women. Firemen found Mrs. George Perkins, 30, at the bottom of the stairs and another unidentified woman in the rubble.
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Montreal
Datarin
Montreal Repertory Theater
George Perkins
Dr. Barrow to Leave Branch General for Marvel Arkansas
Dr Barrow longtime Branch General Hospital physician plans to move with family to Marvel Arkansas in Phillips County where he will practice medicine. A native of Hampstead he studied at University of Arkansas School of Medicine and trained at General Hospital in Honolulu. He joined Branch Hospital staff last year and expresses regret at leaving home but cites better opportunities in the new region.
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Juhi Ho Barrow
Branch General Hospital
Marvel
Arkansas
Marvel da
Phillips County
Helena
Barrow
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Vriper General Hospital
Honolulu
Pagifle
Branch Hospital
Owl
Lempstead
Bare
Row
Mya
Joh H
Doh
Harley
Dayvid Chiia
Migs Surprised and Five Are Shot Down in Korea
Seoul reports a major air engagement as 26 F-86s attacked 7 Mig-19 formations near the Yalu River. At least five enemy jets were shot down, another damaged, while ground fire and patrols continued on the eastern front as temperatures fell to 13 to 33 degrees.
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Seoul
Korea
Aleplo
Yalu
Joely
Maneharlig
Wighling
Tront
Caatle
U. S& Eighth Army
Mrs McDade 68 Dies at Home Near Laneburg
Mrs McDade aged 68 died at her home near Laneburg following illness. She is survived by two daughters Gracie Johnson of Prescott and Mario McDade of Prescott Rt. 3, six sons Ernest Jegea Clyde Fred Watson McDade all of Prescott and Raymond Ferris McDade of Fort Lee Virginia. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Sweet Home Church near Blevins.
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Mix
Lowlitle McDade
Nevada County
Laneburg
Gracie Johnson
Prescott
Mario McDade
Prescott Rt. 3
Ernest
Jegea
Clyde
Fred
Watson McDade
Fear Prescott
Raymond Ferris McDade
Fort Lee
Sweet Home
Church
Nea Blevins
Portage era officer’s terse wartime dispatch
A garbled OCR item notes a First Lt Ernest Porter from Porto and a unit in Estonia, with fragmented references to a Joga section and Mon. The unreadable text limits extracting clear events or dates.
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Ernest
Porto É Lima
Porter
Estonia
Young
Qnia
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Alex
H. Washburn
Colton
Hope Merchants
Hope Legion Team
Raymond Robing
Shipley
Pessoa
Ical
Justice Dept
Dr. Barrow
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