Home Demonstration Club Improves Family Nutrition
The article outlines the work of Home Demonstration Clubs led by Extension Specialist Minn A Robinson and Miss Randolph. They promote food preparation and preservation, teaching use of seven foods to provide balance, with methods like freezing and drying. Members learn meal planning, budgeting, and healthy eating habits to improve family health nationwide.
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Rail unions and Army clash over Northeast freight strike
A night conference led by Hickey in Washington seeks to halt a nationwide rail walkout that would cripple key lines including New York Central, Wabash, and Canadian routes. Officials seek an injunction to force 6000 workers back to work as charges of contempt loom.
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Charles L. Wilson Dies in California
Charles L. Wilson dies in California, reported from Los Angeles. The obituary notes his life and era, with details unclear due to damaged text, but records indicate his passing and local recognition.
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Threat Sent to Family of Slain Tipster
New York City police received threats against the family of slain tipster Arnold Schuster amid the hunt for bank robber Wilton Sutton. FBI and local agents pursued leads across Brooklyn and Manhattan as the investigation linked to a Philadelphia prison escape. A $20,000 to $200,000 reward was mooted by officials to flush out suspects, while a street-robbery angle and gang ties were explored.
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New Hampshire Campaigns Shape Taft and Democratic Push
Taft campaigned in New Hampshire with 30 speeches in three days, attacking the Democratic administration and opponents. Estes Kefauver begins steps to become the Democratic standard bearer, while Roosevelt and MacArthur appear on the ballot despite withdrawal requests. New Hampshire seated 14 Republican and eight Democratic delegates.
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Rain Falls Over Most of State With Varying Amounts
The Weather Bureau reports heavy winds and scattered rainfall across the state. Hail up to 1-2 inches fell briefly in Little Rock, with rainfall totals varying from 1.63 to 2.20 inches at several towns. Cooler, partly cloudy conditions continue with a forecast for Tuesday, and low temperatures expected.
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Morris proposes new focus in investigation campaign
Washington March 11 a new top figure in the Newbeld Morris Havera ment cleanup campaign today suggested the possibility of a semninent U S department of Teebiguatinee The tea was advanced by Morton Tava 40 former New York City alderman and tax counsel Morris Special assistant to the Abiney Renerval ontuied Baum Instaight as chief deputy in his feajecant investigation into offs et Inisconduet Inisconduet Morris a Republican and former president of the New York City Council announced appointments Albert Pleydell former New York City commissioner of purchase and a consultant Willard Carmi connected with New Yorks department of investigation for 20 years as assistant program contrct officer and George Cutler Boston attorney as junior counsel Ravin said in a brief interview he would not have to Washington merely to take part in a smaller line witch anst Rather his interest lay in a broad study of why mirtie SUrVEOts Hoaveong onr long-term Heling to minimize temptations wristig in government organizations after handling billions
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Truman Appears Unconcerned by New Hampshire Vote
Key West Florida dispatch notes President Truman showing little concern about the outcomes of the New Hampshire presidential preference primary. He interrupts his Florida vacation for no speech in New York, renewing talk of a potential run for another term. Kefauver campaigns energetically in Tennessee with delegates opposing Pryor. The President leaves campaigning to his supporters, focusing on nationwide stump travels rather than NH results.
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Michigan Red Probe May End Today
The Michigan inquiry led by the House Un American Activities Committee nears a short conclusion with two or three days left. Witnesses include former Michigan state senator Stanley Nowak who defends constitutional rights while facing questions about Communist or front activities. A second witness, Casinsir Rataj, testifies Nowak attended a 1957 Detroit meeting and faced party membership scrutiny.
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Bids Near on Channel Work in Arkansas
Rep Worrell says Army engineers will call for bids April 1 on channel improvements on Big Bayou in southeastern Arkansas near Eudora. The project will start at the juncture with Bayou Bueuf and extend eight miles up Big Bayou as part of a larger plan on the Beef and Tongeas Rivers. Norton says engineers will open bids May 4.
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Fairview Is State Contest Winner
Fairview Community in Greene County Arkansas won the state Rural Community Improvement Contest at a dinner of Rural Leaders. Mersey Community placed second, Ursula third, Union Valley fourth. prizes 200, 100, 50 and 25 dollars. Fairview residents improved roads, built seven bridges, boosted cattle herds by 50 percent, and launched a cleanup program.
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Greece restricts Russian travel and embassy access
Greece joined other Atlantic Pact members in restricting Soviet travel within the country. The Foreign Office notified the Soviet Embassy that the embassy staff and Tass could not roam beyond 24 miles from central Athens without permission. The United States and allies also imposed bans in retaliation for Moscow limits.
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Campaign plans debated by candidate and aides
The candidate and his special counsel Charles Murphy have held frequent discussions on what he will tell voters, shaping messages for this year whether he campaigns personally or through supporters.
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Germany and Japan establish diplomatic relations today
Germany and Japan begin restoring relations with Bonn reporting an advance group of German diplomats arriving in Tokyo to set up a representation. Bonn also awaits a Japanese diplomatic mission.
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Sailor Swindled With Bogus Money Orders Case
Memphis dispatch reports Gene Crawford 247 Merphigy was arrested on return home in a hired limousine after a spree of circulating counterfeit money orders across the Southwest. Detectives say he carried blank orders and $500 in portage stamps, with about $7,000 worth of orders cashed earlier. Police say two Navy pistols and a sack containing $1,700 were found. Crawford faces charges of theft and embezzlement of postal funds.
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Candidates File Pledges in State Senate Race
Two candidates filed pledges for the state senate. Merle B. Smith of Pike Bluff and former representatives filed for position No. 2 in the newly formed district including Jefferson, Lincoln counties. Sen. James P. Baker of West Helena seeks position No. 1 in the new district including Monroe, Lee, Arkansas and Phi. Hipe counties. Baker presented the old 34th district of Phillips County.
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