Vermont Senator and Arkansas Representative push undeveloped area industry plan
Senators Flanders and Hays introduce a bill to coordinate Commerce Agriculture and Labor for developing small industries in underdeveloped areas. The plan targets unemployment in war centers and decentrali zation trends, stressing local roots and regional economic revival through shared resources and capital investment.
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Senate
House
Vermont
Departments of Commerce, Agriculture and Labor
Flanders- Hays
Arkansas
Reform aims to curb excess in wartime radio ads
The article notes pressure on radio from advertising agencies sponsors and networks as wartime constraints bite. A proposed Broadcasters Advisory Council may self regulate like the movie office, while costs rise and quality ad content faces scrutiny for cutbacks and sharper competition.
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Movies’ohnston
Broadcasters Advisory Council
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods
Four Arrested on Liquor Charges Over Weekend
A series of Saturday raids by local police led to four arrests on illegal liquor charges. Joe Vaughn faced untaxed liquor possession charges while Ed Hightower Edd Lott and Fred Scott were charged with possession of liquor for sale.
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Joe Vaughn
Ed Hightower
Edd Lott
Fred Scott
Acheson Says No Troops Sent to Greece and Turkey
Undersecretary Dean Acheson testified that U S plans to aid Greece and Turkey to resist communism do not include sending troops He stated the aid aims are to bolster stability and democratic development and do not seek war The hearings examined U S air and economic assistance amid charges of Soviet pressure in the region
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Greece
Turkey
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Red Cross Funds Reported in Local Drive Totals
A cluttered ledger lists numerous individuals and organizations contributing to a Red Cross drive. Notable names include Jett B. Graves S.S. Class, Order of Eastern Star Hope Chapter, and Cox Bros. Foundry & Machine Co. with varied donations from 0.25 to 2.00 dollars, plus larger 15 and 20 dollar entries and totals labeled as previously reported.
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Jett B. Graves
S.S
Methodist
Order of Eastern Star
Hope Chapter
W. M. Brummett
Cox Bros. Foundry & Machine Co
F. J. Burroughs
Paige Bean
Eeekn Peat
LA. Kendrick
M. R. Neel
Albert Dobt
W. Brown
D. W. Westenned
Tully Hair _ aide
Troy Wakefield
Thomas B. Kindrick
Willie Dyer
Jy cBride
Oate
Joe Ross
Pua Cramer
A. Tabor
Betviis Inne
Douglas Embry
Ayes
A. F. Kimbrough
H. A. Whatley
Elbert Dickens
Robert Johnson
Lester Burrow
John Bartlett
Jim Wingfield
Decca — Ee
Manuel Arrington
A. Re Ne Casaksiye
Jim Wakefield
Roy Cooley
Zarl Cooley
J. EB Spillers
Saratoga Miller Land
Susie McJunkins
Author Holland
Bill Rosenbaum
Duncan Bain
Walter Gathwright
John Rosenbaum
Tom Dodson
Della Newman
Jim Hughes
Denzil Jeanes
Lettie Williams
Dillards
C. Stuart Me
G. ‘S. Witherspoon
Jessie Mae Clayton
Saratoga
A Urrell
Gilbert Thomas
Earnest Hopkins
Ozel Nelson Es
Peace Brunson
Bradley
Bernall Bradley Ls
Bradley A
Roy Niels
Enes Aaa
Accidents Over Weekend Fatal to 4 in State
Four people died in Arkansas accidents over the weekend. An army P-80 Shooting Star crash near Bentonville killed an unidentified pilot tentatively named Captain James Little of Akron Ohio. Ted Kennedy 14 drowned near Ashdown after his motor bicycle left a road and struck a pond. George W Keeler 69 of Wilmette Illinois died at a Little Rock hospital from injuries in a highway crash between Little Rock and Conway. Tom Oliver 54 of Tuckerman was killed when his car overturned at Swifton.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
James Little
Akron
Ohio
Bentonville
Ted Kennedy
Ashdown
George W. Keeler
Wilmette
Ill
Little Rock
Conway
Tom Oliver
Tuckerman
Swifton
Ark
Hoover Finds Plenty Support on Proposal
Hoover reports broad congressional backing for his plan to revive German industry with military restrictions. Senators from both parties call the approach sound, favor limited foreign ownership under a control commission, halting destruction of non arms plants, and keeping Ruhr and Rhineland within Germany. Hoover says production is the path to European recovery and peace.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Hoover
Truman
Austria
Europe
Lucas
Illinois
Elsator McCarthy R
Wis
Chavez
Mystery of Collyer House to Be Probed
Harlem’s decaying Collyer mansion draws crowds as police prepare to search for Langley Collyer believed missing while brother Homer lies dead in the home. Inspector Goldstein leads the inquiry with legal steps, health and building inspections, and public administrator oversight planned.
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New York
Joseph Goldstein
Langley Collyer
John R. McMullen
Once Prosperous Brothers
Health and
Collyer
G. Douglas Collyer
Rutherford
N. J
McMullen
Trinty Church
Homer Collyer
Temperature High of 69 Degrees Reported
Experiment Station figures show a high of 69 degrees and a low of 55 on Sunday. Rain totaled .65 inch in the 24 hours ending 7 am Monday.
Remmel Young Promoted to Fort Smith Malco Post
Remmel H. Young, Hope native and eight year Malco manager here, becomes Fort Smith Arkansas city manager for Malco Theatres. Earl Young, from Morriston, takes over Hope post and will oversee Rialto and Neweaters operations and plans for Saenger reconstruction with a federal permit sought in Ashington.
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Remmel H. Young
Hope
Malco Theatres, Inc
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Malco
Young
Earl Young
Morriston
Rialto and
Neweaters
Saenger
Ashington
Morrilton
Mrs. Young
Betty Jean
Mary Charlotte
Mobile
Alabama
Malco Organization
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
None Hurt in Two Highway Accidents
A three way crash on Highway 29 at the L and A Railway underpass damaged all three cars but caused no serious injuries. Allison Shields drove into the underpass curve and knocked down stakes. Lawrence Albritton followed and swerved. Alien of Bradley also involved. Early today a truck and trailer from Arizona overturned near Mack's Camp two miles west of Hope. The driver was uninjured. airbrakes reportedly failed as the rig ran out of gasoline climbing the hill.
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Allison Shields
Hope
Lawrence Albritton
Shields
Alien
Bradley
Ark
Arizona
Mack
Vaccination of Dogs to Start in Hope Today
Dog owners in the Hope area may have their canines vaccinated by Dr J S Campbell state veterinarian at Sutton Sales Barn March 24 Schooley's Store on Old 67 northeast of Hope March 27 at 10 am and Hempstead courthouse March 28 at 9 am
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Hope
J. S. Campbell
Sutton Sales
Schooley’s
Old 67
Hempstead Courthouse
Shell Haven Off Florida Draws Thousands of Tourists
Sanibel Island on Florida's west coast attracts shell collectors from kids to dignitaries who roam a fourteen mile beach seeking rare shells. Despite tourism, island life remains simple with a small permanent population and a focus on shell exhibits and winter residents.
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Shell Haven
Florida
Hal Boyle
Sanibel Island
Mare
Floridas
West Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Sanibel
Telephone Strike Threatens U S Old Strike Ends
The 287000 telephone workers face a looming walkout as unions press for a $12 weekly raise while 1500 Allis Chalmers strikers approve 18 1 2 cent per hour increases after 329 days. CIO United Rubber Workers reach 11 12 cent rise averting a 110000 strong plant walkout at four major rubber firms.
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Associated Press
Dove of Peace
Allis-Chalmers Cio Unite Automobile Workers
Allis-Chalmers
Robert Buse
Anon
Independent
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Washington
National Labor Relatives Board
Federal Conciliation Service
House of Representatives
Labor Board
Cio-United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber Co
Lightly Clad Socialite Chased by Police in Roslyn
Maude Stevenson 26, a Long Island socialite, faced a suspended sentence on disorderly conduct after a dawn chase when she ran down Northern Boulevard in a brassiere and half slip pursued by Patrolman O’Reilly and others. Witnesses described spectators watching from windows as officers tried to restrain her and return her to the yacht.
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Roslyn
Maude Stevenson
Long Island
Miss Stevenson
Albert C. Moore
Malcolm Stevenson
O. Gifford West
Robert Henjes
Henjes
Thom J. O'Reilly
Northern Boulevard
O'Reilly
Democrats to Try to Block Tax Reduction
Washington report notes Senate Democrats may delay any income tax cut until Congress totals government costs for the new fiscal year. Senator George Gay says the tax cut should wait for full budget figures, while House Speaker Martin pushes ahead with a 20 to 30 percent reduction plan. The dispute hints at a possible delay in tax relief as budget figures remain unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Congress
George Gay
Senate Finance Committee
House
George
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Martin
Senate House
Truman
Bridges
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
GOP
Emmet Junior Class Plans Friday Night Program and Baby Contest
The Emmet High School Junior Class sponsors an amateur night and baby contest at the school auditorium Friday night, March 28 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the junior class fund and the public is invited to attend.
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Emmet High School
Congress Favors Mr. Truman Purge Order
Washington reports Congress endorsed President Truman's loyalty purge of federal employees. Lawmakers weigh legal backing, require FBI checks, and seek a single list of workers investigated since 1939. Critics warn of overreach while White House says no witch hunt will follow.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Rep
Rees
R-Kas
House Civil Service Comm
Truman
FBI
Keefe
R-Wis
House
Edgar L. W Keefe
Warren
Hei Warren
Ofsissippi
House Committee On Un-A
Communist Party
White House
A. Vanech
Thea
Debates Grow in Phase Two Over Germany Crisis
Moscow and Washington vie over Germany as the Big Four seek a postwar government amid treaty terms. U S and Soviet positions show eight points of agreement and 11 major disagreements across 27 treaty clauses while ministers study possible concessions.
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Moscow
Gerg
Min
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Foresters
U. S
Marshall
Walter Smith
Spasso
Ter V. M
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Gloria Garrity
New York City
Joseph Ross
Remmel Young
Ft. Smith
A. C. Wedemeyer
China Theater
Louis Webb
Louisville, Ky
Life-Saver
Wright Field
Dayton
Emmet
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