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16 May 1947
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1947
Page
1
Economic Stability Call Sparks Debate On Federal Power
The piece criticizes Senator Bilbo and federal control as ineffective after wartime emergency ends. It cites a pronouncement by ten economists, including former OPA chiefs, warning of an upcoming economic bust. The author argues centralized power inflates inflation and cites World War I and II as examples of government overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
OPA
Committee For Economic Stability of Americans For Democratic Action
John Q
Stalin and Co operation in US talks
James Thrasher surveys Premier Stalin’s public answers to Harold Stassen about co operation, peaceable coexistence, and encirclement. The piece questions whether Soviet actions match its stated aims and notes Stalin remains the acknowledged Russian leader with influence and a voice toward America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Molotov
Gromyko
Greece
Generalissimo
Harold Stassen
United States
Mr. Stassen
Mr. Stalin
Soviet Union
America
Million Tons of Food Shipped to Germany in 32 Months
Berlin reporting says over a million tons of food have been provided to Germans by the United States and the United Kingdom in the first 32 months of this year to support the German feeding program amid disease and unrest. About 75 percent went to the British occupied zone, with the remainder to US-occupied areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
United Kingdom
Lucius D Clay
Germans Told They Must Get Down to Work
Frankfurt dispatch reports U S Military Government official James Newman warning Germans to focus on addressing the food shortage or risk strife and alienation of American aid. He said no work stoppages would be tolerated and warned of potential unrest between city and country residents if shortages persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clark
Frankfurt
U. S
James Newman
Hesse
Newman
Orlando Won't Form Italian Government
Rome May 6 Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 87 refused an invitation to head a national unity government as Italy faces economic crisis. President De Nicola tapped Francesco Nitti and considered Alcide De Gasperi to lead or support a unity cabinet while trying to curb living costs and revive the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
Enrico de _ Nicola
Francesco Nitti
de Micoia
Nitti
Nittie
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrat
de Gasperi
de Nicola
Orlando
Versailles
Gasperin
Christian Democrats
National Labor Federation
Federal funds advance postwar planning for Arkansas cities
More than 500000 dollars in federal planning funds have been advanced to Arkansas municipalities and agencies for a postwar building program costing over 17000000 dollars. The Federal Works Agency reports 108 projects approved, with plans for airports in Little Rock Fort Smith Pine Bluff and Siloam Springs hospital, dormitories and gymnasiums. Water system projects include Springdale Nettleton Mena Malvern Mountain Home and many others across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
UPI
Arkansas
W. H. Marak
Federal Works Agency
FWA
Jpeapce
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Magnolia A. & M. College
Littl Rock
North Little Rock
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
Siloam Springs
Springdale
Nettleton
Mena
Malvern
Mountain Home
Benton
Salem
Clarksville
Melbourne
Watson
Flippin
Joiner
Black Oak
Parkin
Leslie
Clinton
Manila
Black Rock
Rector Yellville
Corning
Imboden
Conway
Oxford
Amity
Cave City
Clarendon
Dover
Lepanto
Quest for Nazi War Secrets Nearing End
Berlin report states Allied investigators are close to completing efforts to uncover Nazi secrets including the flying bomb. FIAT and BIOS will close, with no Allied technical entries into Germany after May 15 and ongoing investigations to end by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Field Information Agency Technical
FIAT
British Intelligence Objectives Subcommittee
BIOS
Germany
Bevin Blasts Press as Handicapping Peace Talks in Commons
London reports Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin accused the press of hampering the Moscow Big Four talks and press coverage of the conference. He faulted U S media for sensational headlines while urging freer information and nonbinding frank exchanges ahead of key peace decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Moscow
Bevin
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
State Department
George C. Marshall
Strawberry Price Falls as Growers Refuse Low Offers
In White county the strawberry market tumbled from over 10 a crate to 3.50 a crate amid grower refusals to sell below 5. Buyers blamed scant transportation for the drop as new offers of 4 a crate arose and some growers warned of dumping berries to recoup picking costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Knob
White County
Continuous License Plate IIIs Planned
Little Rock announces a new license plate type to be used for three to five years as a state economy measure. Bids for 1948 plates were rejected. contractors will bid on the new plate. If adopted a yearly tab would be added, saving Arkansas about 40 to 50 thousand dollars annually, with current annual plate costs around 89 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Otho A. Cook
Cook
Arkansas
House Appropriations Panel Seeks Navy Budget Cut
The House Appropriations Committee recommended an eight to eleven percent cut in the 1948 Navy budget, potentially reducing active duty and civilian personnel by about 40,000 and closing some shore establishments. It trimmed requests to 3.135 billion while approving funding for research and aircraft procurement. The panel said the smaller appropriation can keep fleet efficiency and essential naval activities intact. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbygastashington
Navy
Marine Corps
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Negro attorney shoots in DC court area killing two
A Negro attorney who failed his bar exam shot and killed two men and wounded two others on May 16 in the municipal court building area and on a street intersection before being wounded and captured. Ray Devendorf and Pvt. Hubert W. Estes died. Dalzell and Cecil A. Craig were wounded. Williams was under guard at Gallinger Hospital with two bullet wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan Williams
Municipal Court
Gallinger Hospital
Ray Devendorf
George Dalzell
District of Columbia Bar Association
Hubert W. Estes
Williams
Dalzell
Cecil A .Craig
Devendorf
Daizell
Return to a Childhood Corner That Has Changed With Time
Kansas City recalling a boyhood street and shopfronts now altered by age, war years, and new owners. The piece names Hammer the shoe man, Ollie Eylar the undertaker, Jim Collins the barber, and a life-long block with 23 children still present, amid urban change and family memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thirty- First Street
Woodland Avenue
Hudson
Cuky
Ollie
Hammer
Europe
Old Country
Jim Collins
Jim
Income Tax Break Favored for Community Property States
Washington report explains how married couples in 10 community property states can split income to lower federal taxes, leaving 38 states taxed higher. Examples contrast Texas and New York filings with $10,000 income, showing $1,178 vs $2,862 tax, and note Congressional bills to extend the break to all states at a cost of about $1 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Papa
Mama
Congress
Arizona
Idaho
California
Nevada
Louisana
New Mexico
Washingiton
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Jones
Smith
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Supreme Court
Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Altman Heads Arkansas State Hospital Association
Marvin Altman of Sparks Memorial Hospital Fort Smith was nominated president elect of the 1948 Arkansas State Hospital Association at its 17th annual convention in Little Rock. Moody Moore to be 1947 president. other officers include Tom England Helena. Sister Margaret Mary Warren El Dorado. R. C. Waren Pine Bluff. John Gilbeath Little Rock. Msgr. John J. Healy Ark La. Luther Rock trustee. John Rowand Trinity Hospital delegate to AHA. Al Pollard warned of hospital crisis and push for prepaid insurance and public relations program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Marvin Altman
Ort Smith
Arkansas State Hospital Association
Moody Moore
Arkansas Division of Hospitals
State Death Board
Altman
Sparks Memorial Hospital
Fort Smith
Tom England
Helena
Margaret Mary
Warren Brown
el Dorado
R. C. Waren
Davis
United States
Contract Talks to Decide Nation's Mine Strike Issue
Washington May 16. John L. Lewis and operators who produce three fourths of the nation’s soft coal opened contract talks that may decide if a nationwide mine strike occurs this summer. A six man UMW committee and operator delegates met two hours then recessed until further talks. Ezra Van Horn of Cleveland said he had no statement to release. Details of demands remained undisclosed as talks began after Lewis abandoned broad bargaining and agreed to meet with northern western and southern captive pit operators. Southern pits holding about a fourth of output pressed for separate consideration of their issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ezra van Horn
Cleveland
van Horn
Northern
Western
Southern
Progress reported in St Louis telephone talks
Wanery negotiators report substantial progress on work jurisdiction during early morning talks to end a Southwestern Company telephone strike. Union general counsel Cotter cites a tentative agreement on jurisdiction while wage and arbitration issues remain unsettled. Sessions to resume later aimed at resolving contractor lets and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wanery
Southwestern Company
CDT
Everett E. Cotter
Telephone Workers’ Union
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cotter
Denver
Woman Hires Negro to Kill Her Husband in North Carolina
In Lumberton, North Carolina, Mary Ellen Currin Rowland admitted hiring a Black man to shoot her husband, David Miller, as he slept. The gunman, Garland E. Cottrell, a farmhand, remains jailed after failing bond. Miller is seriously wounded but recovering. Rowland faces possible charges while in jail. The case centers on a love triangle involving Rowland and another man, with investigators noting planning for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N. C
Willis C. Britt
Mary Ellen Currin Rowland
N.C
Bny
Britt
Garland E. Cottrell
David Miller
Miller
Red Cross Official May Head Foreign Relief Program
President Truman is weighing Richard F. Allen for admin directing the foreign relief program nearing final congressional approval. Allen, Red Cross vice chairman and native of Craig Missouri, has led foreign operations since 1942 and is favored by Senate Relations Committee members for rapid confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Richard F. Allen
Red Cross
China
Craig
Allen
Senate Relations Committee
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
Bilbo
Senator Bilbo
BY James Thrasher
U.S
Big Four
Edmond Michel
Chicago
Altman Heads Hospital
Association
Tennessee Capitol Grounds
Nashville
Tenn
State Capitol
Lee Chapman
Capitol
Chapman
Vollie
John Haslam Tucker
Vollie Bill Bates
Thomas Lee Dugan
Litthke Rock
Frank McCracken
Ft. Smith
Mike Boucher
Hot Springs
Bates
Arkansas Electric
Eldon Chitwood
Raymond Morris
Wee
Polkgemse
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ben Laney
Agan
Elmer Bates
Hatfield
Yollie Bill
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