Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
A criticaler look at the Wall Street Journal scoop that the government will publish a weekly business magazine funded by Defense Production Administration and Commerce Department editors. The piece argues the venture is aimed at justifying production controls and silencing criticism while depleting scarce newsprint.
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Wall Street Journal
Defense Production Administration
Commerce Department
Washington
Texplain
Congress to Have Voice in Troop Moves
Senator Russell with Armed Services Chair Connally says future ground force deployments to Europe should require congressional approval of any additions beyond four divisions. He expects the president to consult Congress, while H Alexander Smith prepares to speak as the Senate debates the troop resolutions.
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Washington
Russell
Dga
Truman
Congress
Europe
Senate
Trussell
Armed Services Committee
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Connally
DbTex
Foreign Relations
United States
Stussell
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Bath Houses
Joint Chiefs
Atall
Georgia Sciater
North Atlantic
Security office rep to visit Hope employment office
Paul LeGuene of the Texarkana Social Security Office will be at the Arkansas Employment Office in Hope next Tuesday March 2 at 2 p.m. to assist with claims and provide information. Local residents may attend for guidance and service details.
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Paul LeGuenee
Texarkana Social Security Office
Arkansas Employment Office
Hope
Britisher Said to Have Made Millions in Surplus Army Property Sale
Washington March 17 UP The House investigating committee traced a George Dawson of Elion to reported profits of 100 million dollars in resales of U S army surplus property. Investigators aim to determine if this Dawson is linked to Maj. Harry Vaughan and John Maragon tied to the Five Percenter probe. Subpoenas reach Charles Poletti and Paul Griffith over firms connected to surplus sales as the army halted further scarce equipment transactions.
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Washington
House
George Dawson
Elion
Harry Vaughan
John Maragon
Maragon
Imo
Senate
Vaughan
Clyde Hysseng
Europe
George Dawson and Company
Foreign Liquidation Service
Dawson
Rep
Bonner
Charles Poletti
U. S
Mary
New York
Paul Griffith
Poletti
Griffith
Morris Klein
Oakland Truck Sales Co
Pittsburg
Klein
Mrs A C West Dies At Home In Texarkana
Mrs. A C West aged 0 died at her West Avenue B home early today. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Dan Fagan McCaskill Mrs M C Thornton Dallas Mrs Lester Dealon Baton Rouge and two sons J C West Texarkana Jack West U S Army Camp Chaffee. Funeral at Bunnet Baptist church Sunday at 3 p m with Revs Wesley Thomas and Howard White.
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A. C. Weel
West Avenue B
Dan Fagan
McCaskill
M. C. Thornton
Dallas
Lester Dealon
Baton Rouge
J. C. West
Texarkana
Jack West
U.S. Army
Camp Chaffee
Bnunet Baptist Church
Wesley Thomas
Howard White
Nane Hurt in Wreck Near Cale
An automobile driven by Frank Hale and C R McSweeny of Emmet collided with a Prescott bound mail carrier’s car between Cale and Prescott. One person was seriously hurt, the report notes the morning crash and ensuing injuries.
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Frank Hale
C. R. McSweeny
Emmet
Prescott Hi. 8
Cale Prescott
Fulbright Plans to End RFC Probe
Senator Fulbright said he will end Monday the inquiry into influence peddling in Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. He rejected further funding and called the probe complete, claiming it showed political favoritism tainting RFC affairs and a White House connected influence ring. Republican members threaten a showdown to override him, seeking further exploration of sensational developments.
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Washington
Maron
Fulbright
Oark
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Congress
REC
White House
Senate
It's a Great Day for the Irish in America parade plans
Celebrations across the nation mark St Patrick’s Day with parades and events from New York to Boston and Los Angeles. NYC expects about 90,000 marchers along Fifth Avenue with green decor. Boston plans a dual celebration tied to the British evacuation anniversary. Detroit and Newark host ceremonies honoring Irish heritage and memorials, with masses and services nationwide.
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America
Pes
Hen Ory St. Patrick
O'Reillys
McCarthys
Murphys
Uke
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Evin
Elmira
American Bankers Association
Boston
Los Angeles
Barry Witveer
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St Patrick
Detroit
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Michael, Gallagher
Newark
Nianon
Tae
Lave
St. Patrick
Ireland
Green Valleys
Ether
Amerca
Hope Soldier Commended by Lt Gen Ridgway
M Sergeant Bernard Vi O st ee n of Hope was commended by the Eighth Army in Korea for his work as an Assistant Staff Advisor to the Korean Army KMAG team. General Ridgway praised the sound planning and assistance that supported Korea’s early unit development and operations. The note dated 28 February 1951 credits O’Steen with patient thorough service in a demanding role.
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Bernard Vi O'Steen
Hope
Korea
KMAG
Fae
Ridgway
United States Army
Capone Arrest Only Start in Tax Roundup
A nationwide federal tax crackdown targets racketeers as charges loom against Ralph Capone and other figures in 1930s and 1940s cases. Reports say Capone faces potential jail time, with unpaid taxes cited and related indictments planned alongside other Washington insiders amid a broad, ongoing drive.
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Capone
High School PTA Meeting Reviews Community Work
The Hope high school PTA will meet in the school auditorium on March 23 at 1 30 p m. Program chairman Mrs P J Holt will present panel discussions films social dramas and buzz sessions as parents teachers and students participate to better know each other and the PTA work. The group with 225 members aims to unite home school and church to educate Christian citizens and future teachers. The evening will showcase band and speech work with no admission charge.
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Hope High School
P. J. Holt
More Work on Highway 67 Is Scheduled
The Arkansas highway commission plans to spend about 1000000 on the primary road system with an inspection tour next Wednesday before final funding decisions. Directors Bake and Tubingon urged early attention to projects, while some commissioners urged locality. The panel adopted three resolutions prioritizing advance construction, federal and primary funds, and secondary road limits, with continued discussion on page four.
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Tittle Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Pill
Anitayny
J.C. Bake
Chit Bavingey Tubngon
Atention
Commission
Advancr
Wreck on 67 Injures Buffalo Couple
Two more are injured in a wreck on highway 67 near ten thirty this morning when a car driven by Mr and Mrs Laula Ciminelli of Buffalo New York overturned west of town. Cimnelli suffers facial lacerations while his wife has facial and hand cuts and a chest injury. Both are not believed to be critically hurt and were taken to Josephine hospital for treatment. State Police Sergeant Mil ton Mosler and Deputy Shariff Al Jen Shipp investigated.
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Laula Ciminelli
Buffalo
N.Y
Bout & Miles West
Cimnelli
Josephine Foxgiltalhere
Milton. Mosler
Shariff al- Jen Shipp
Atkins to Teach Century Class Sunday
W. S. Atkins will teach the Century Bible Class Sunday, announced today. Average attendance for the past month was 102.
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Atkins
W. S. Atkins
Century Bible
Texarkana Man Jailed for Scrap Iron Theft
Texarkana Texas police arrested Thos J McCoy a year old man for stealing about 100 pounds of scrap iron from the Arkansas Machine and Specialty Shop. Officers on patrol spotted an old model pickup loaded with scrap near Ath and Pinestreeta and halted the driver revealing the theft and a loan value around 22 dollars.
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Tea
Thos J. McCoy
Texarkana
Texas
Arhansas
Offiecer
Ath
Pinestreeta
Ay Bivestlandon
Ex-Convict Perjury Case Highlights Senate Probe
New York March 17 crime investigators end a week of hearings as ex convict witness faces perjury charges. Three witnesses testified in a charged session ahead of Mayor O Dwyer’s Monday quash. Chicago papers claim Dewey may be summoned to testify alongside O Dwyer on Saratoga gambling leads. Louis Weber, 51, a former convict, held on $125000 bond after denying visits to James Moran at Moran’s office. Moran testified Weber had visited him while Moran was deputy fire commissioner.
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Washington
Murat
Ralph Capone
Bewlining
Capone
Chi
AL Cayona
Revenue Bureau
Sam Beard
Emmitt Warring
Senate Crime Committee
Ralph
Hulbein
New York
U. S. Senate
Ruckeliers
Pol
Kleines
Wreess
William — O'Dwyer
Chicago
The
Tribune
Sun-Times
Gay
Thomas EB
Dewey
O'Dayer
Nout Gambling
Saratoga Springs
Albany
Jamana Hagerty
New York City
Doway
Slalo
Pollone
John A. Gaffney
Severn
Gaffney
Galinoy
Irish in America Remembered in Across Generations
A fragmentary column recalls Irish immigrants to America, highlighting enduring pride and memory of Ireland amid waves of European arrivals. It notes mass emigration following the potato blight and the lasting cultural ties, with scattered references to historical figures and events.
Ambiguous Allied Momentum in Korea Report
Tokyo reports on March 17 that Allied forces seek a decisive era in Korea while diplomatic efforts hinge on uncertain strength and wartime stances. Analysts note temporary Allied gains but warn the Communists may exploit stalemate as winter nears.
Mayor MacArthur Mystery Signals Turbulent Tokyo Visit
A cryptic Tokyo dispatch reports confusion amid a 17 year old MacArthur figure and unclear security details. Corroborating notes from correspondent Wolk Barnard hint at unsettled security posture and questions about who manned posts during a tense period.
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Denver
U.S
A. C. West
Nane
Cale
Sen. Fulbright
RFC
Francis Carding Spellman
Willian O'Dwyer
Mexico
PTA
Old Country
St. Fats Day
Guain
South Carolina
North Carolina
Dreland Hee
Edward W. Roberts
Tokyo
Natlong
Penning
Atrack
Inta Noy
Macanthus
MacaArthur
Macarthur Sotus and
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Wolk Barnard
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