C D Walker Named Director of Cotton Branch P M A
C D Walker, formerly director of the Southern Region of the PMA Field Service, is appointed director of the PMA Cotton Branch. He has long served in Oklahoma Triple A roles from county to state levels and led the Southern Division before I W Duggan left to Gov Farm Credit. Breedlove of Georgia succeeds Walker as Southern Division director.
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Field Service
The
Production and Marketing Administration
P.M.A
Earl Martindale
Walker
Triple-A
Oklahoma
I. W. Duggan
Duggan
Farm Credit Administration
T. R. Breedlove
Georgia
AAA
Hempstead County
Civilian Production Administration
Hood
ASA
Wield Service Branch
Chancery Court
State OF Arkansas
General Assembly of
Stat of Arkansas
Stempstead County
Hempstead
C. P. Zimmerly
Marine
Ilinois
Zimmerly
Hope
First Baptist Church of Hope
C.C.F. Lodge
Herndon-Cornelius
S. A. Whitlow
D. O. Silvey
Rose Hall Cemetery
Louisa F. Zimmerly
John McBride
Springfield
Leonard C
Peoria, IL
Alfred G
el Paso
Tex
Fletcher C
Costa Mesa
Calif
Arthur W
Texarkana
G Nett A. Zimmerly
Anna Alcorn
Newport News
LeRoy
Robert Zimmerly
Independence
Iowa
Equal rights for women not this year or next
James Marlow analyzes the divided support for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women. He notes congressional inaction, ongoing debates, and a UN subcommittee in New York aiming to raise women's status worldwide, while progress remains distant.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Busi
House
Senate
United States
New York
United Nations Group
Subcommittee On the Status of Women
Prague
Hollywood
Mystery in Miller County Amid Unrest and Fear
A fragmented report from Texarkana describes ongoing public fear after violent events and a murder probe. Meanwhile a CA A inspection reveals a wartime bomb disposal delay delaying civilian access to SPG military airport, with clearance expected in a few weeks as the city awaits federal clearance and proper delivery.
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Rome
Miller County
Texarkana
Ghericn
CAA
SPG
City of Hope
Physien
Wuhtil
Officials near turnover of Hope military airport
Representatives of the Civil Aeronautics Administration completed their final inspection of the Southwestern Proving Ground a $1,300,000 military airport and said it would be turned over to the City of Hope soon. Inspectors Melz McDonald and Lee met with Hope city engineer Charles O. Thomas to tour the property and finalize an inspection report due in Washington on Sunday May.
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Naan
Southwestern Proving Ground
City of
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McDonald
Lee
Charles O. Thomas
Hope City
Washington
Paul W. Fuller
Fuller
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
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United Mine Workers
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Puller
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York
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White House
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Lewis
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Northern Appalachian Producers Group
Penden
Penden Coal Producers Associaton
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Detroit
Wefare
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Louis Nevin
Paris
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Italy
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New York
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Hussein Ala
Azerbaijan
Iran
Trygve Lle
Ala
Red Army
Khorassan
Gorgan
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Gilao
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Tehran
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
World Crisis Deepens As 1948 Looms
Washington dispatch details a year since Germany’s defeat and a world in crisis with hunger abroad and economic peril at home. It notes Truman’s struggle to rally Congress and UN tensions at Paris as big four disputes threaten peace efforts and domestic strikes disrupt production.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Germany
Fruman
Congress
United Nations Organization
Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers
Sim
Truman
Tabor
White House
35 Meal Dealers in Arkansas to Face OPA Charges
Arkansas case involves thirty five individuals linked to a meal program procurement scheme under the Office of Price Administration. Prosecutors accuse them of diverting food allowances, overbilling and accepting kickbacks. Investigations name several regional distributors and the state comptroller. Charges include conspiracy fraud and illicit procurement practices.
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Arkansas
OPA
Little Rock
District Office of Price Administration
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