New York City Budget Crisis Spurs Transit Controversy
The article contrasts New York Citys high per capita costs with other metros, noting a 181.78 annual burden per citizen and a subway system operating at a multiyear deficit. It cites political blame between Governor Dewey and Mayor Impellitteri, warning that state control of the subways may rise fares and threaten home rule.
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Wile Orestra
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Associated Press
New York Daily News
Metropolitan
Statehouse
Albany
Hurson River
New York City
Vincent &. Impellitter
Nolitiva
Thomas E. Dewey
Impellitteri
Jonsu
Early TB Discovery Promotes Early Recovery Campaign
An early TB detection drive stresses universal risk across ages and urges community support for a mass mobile X-ray campaign. In May 2021 the mobile unit will offer screenings in front of Citizens National Bank to identify unseen infections and reduce mortality.
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Ope
Citizens National Bank
Mayor Soothes Angry Waco Residents
In tornado torn Waco Texas Mayor Ralph Wolf calmed merchants upset by bulldozers clearing property in areas thought to hold bodies. Some owners threatened lawsuits as crews searched likely spots. 12 bodies recovered so far with more expected. Texas storm death toll reached 122 with 10 deaths at San Angelo. Military units aided efforts focusing on probable body sites.
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Waco, Tex
Ralph Wolf
Texas
Sim Angelo
Suit to Test Pay to Eldridge
State Sen. Wiley W. Bean filed a tax payer’s suit challenging the $15,000 annual salary paid to Arkansas Highway Director Merber Eldridge. Bean notes the Arkansas constitution caps state officer pay at $5,000, while legislature has allowed higher salaries by distinguishing officers from state employees. No filing date given.
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British Press Denounces McCarthy and Attlee Rift
London dispatch notes British press reacting to clashes between Sen. McCarthy and former Prime Minister Clement Attlee. Pro-Labor papers editorialize supporting Attlee’s stance on American elements opposing a Korean settlement. Other papers show mixed views with labor sympathy. Eisenhower remarks receive scant London attention. Moscow papers mirror Eisenhower summaries without comment.
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Prayda
Russia Ahead in Jet Planes
Supreme Allied Headquarters experts say Russia leads in jet aircraft development with a rapid buildup in production. The West trails in total quantity while remaining close in design and performance, as Cold War era jet research accelerates.
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J. J. Meehan
Paris
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Britain
West
Moments and Memories That Shape Our Lives
New York features list personal milestones that mark both men and women as they age from childhood to adulthood. The piece highlights moments like weddings, births, alimony, first steps, losing a first tooth, and kindergarten heartbreak, ending with a note that continued coverage appears on Page Two.
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Littie
Wolpan
Hese
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Group Slashes Health Welfare Education Funds
The House Appropriations Committee cut funds for Health, Welfare, Education, and related agencies for the Labor Department and new department. The proposal totals about 94 billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July, with reduced asks from Truman and Eisenhower budgets. Names of agencies include Labor Department, National Labor Relations Board, and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. The panel’s figures show substantial drops from both Truman and Eisenhower requests across the departments and boards.
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Eisenhower
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National Medication Board
Anhower
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
PTA Officers Installed at Brookwood Group Meet
Brookwood PTA hosted a city wide gathering with five city PTAs receiving Superior ratings for the year. Officers for Paisley, Brookwood, Oglesby, Junior-Senior, and City Council PTAs were installed in a formal ceremony. A film titled Teachers in Print was shown before members adjourned to the hall for refreshments.
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Ciy Pta
Almediun
Jim McKenzie
City Council Pta
McKenzie
PTA
Paisley Pta
A E. Evans
M James Braden
R. G. Branch
C. C McNeil
Sam Strong
Perry Moses
Gee. Rotson
Oliver Adams
City Council
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Yieve
George Wright
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Ben Gwen
Rivers Rise Across Arkansas After Rain Storm
Arkansas faced renewed rainfall after a brief break as rivers rose above flood stage in multiple communities. The State Highway Department said at least ten highways were flooded and isolated areas remained cut off while the Weather Bureau warned of more rain to come.
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Neewwmica Press
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Masons to Confer Degree Tonight at Whitfield Lodge
Master masons are urged to attend a degree conferment at 7 40 this evening at the Whitfield Masonic Lodge. The meeting invites all master masons to participate in the ceremony.
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Whitfield
1000 Pound Po Ort in Arkansas Crash and Court Case
A 1000 pound safe toppled at a construction site near the Due laeski County courthouse injuring workers. Harvey, 31, faces first degree murder charges for fatally shooting Joe Johnson at a daughter's home. Trial set for May 25 while Arkansas reports a decline in rates but remains higher than last year. Highway work on US 67 approved costing 344 thousand dollars. Northwest Arkansas hosts a two day agriculture college tour with livestock and crops demonstrations.
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Eble
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Joe $S. Dohnson
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Lye Yum Thirst
Hy Yensen
Rainy Weather Sweeps Wide Band Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a broad rain band from New England to Eastern Texas with scattered showers in most Western states. Thunderstorms hit parts of the Lower Mississippi Valley with 1.48 inches in Shreveport and 1.4 inches in Evansville in 24 hours. Central and Northern plains and Rockies stayed warm and sunny while the Southeast hit 92 degrees in Jacksonville and Charleston. Unseasonable coolness appeared in the Lower Ohio Valley.
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Texas
Mississippi Valley
Shreveport
Rvansville
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Plains
Rockies
Sunngoery
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
Olilo
Integration Hot Issue at Bar Meeting in Arkansas
At the Arkansas Bar Association 55th convention, Integration dominates informal talks. The Rules Committee voted to refer two resolutions to the convention floor urging the Supreme Court to take action on social integration. The push reflects widespread interest among lawyers ahead of officer elections.
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Har Association
Supreme Court
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Supreme Counrtto
Shields Goodwin
Little Rock
Thomas B. Bull
Mayetteville
James Hale
Marion
Mite
Yorger Homeroom Mothers to Meet
Yorger Room Mothers Club of the elementary school will hold regular meeting in the school on Monday May 18 at 3 pm. This will be the final meeting for the seminal Leen. All persons interested in the well being of the ele dence key students are asked to be present.
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Iorpentary School
U S Peace Talks Struggle Amid Reds Pressure
Washington hopes to keep negotiations alive as Soviet resistance hardens. Reported moves suggest the U S may delay collapse while seeking any sign the Communists desire an end to the deadlock. Also notes Sulphur Springs High School hires Coach Enamlinger for July start and assignment at NTSTC Commerce.
Nehur Favors Chinese Plan for Prisoners
NEW DELI India Prime Minister Juwaharinl Nehen endorsed a Communist proposal to repatriate Korean prisoners of war, preferring it to a UN Command counter plan. He said UN negotiators diverge from UN General Assembly resolution but that the Chinese plan offers a promising basis for solution and could be refined by agreement. The UN resolution grants custody of nonrepatriates after 40 days and a political conference after 40 more, while the Communists proposed a four tenths plan with a fate to be decided by a conference.
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Juwaharinl Nehen
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Ho Cussady
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All Around the Town Star Staff Notes and Local Happenings
Local items report coaching changes at Sulphur Springs Texas with Inger Eusmingar set to take over alongside lingering mentions of Texas school transfers. Arkansas historians, bar association attendees, and bank bond sales figures are noted, plus college honors for Jimmie Dick Hammons and Henderson ROTC cadets receiving commissions.
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Dallas
Jrqmie
Dick Hammons
Joy Hammons
Jimmie Dick
Hope High School
Henderson
ROVC
Lawrence A. Albritton
Hope
Bid Davis, Jr
Prescott
Gary Iderson
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Up by Turks in Berlin Front Battle Report
Turkiye forces face discontent after limited gains as fighting near Berlin continues. U S Marines and Turkish troops clash across the sector with several vehicles damaged and reported wounded. The third straight day of battles ends without a decisive breakthrough as truce talks proceed nearby.
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Unclear phrase from a fragmented source
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