Lesson in Socialism by a New York teacher urged
The piece by Thomas J. Shelly, a Yonk ers High School economics and history teacher, argues socialism undermines individual incentive. He suggests a grading thought experiment where taking from high performers to aid others leads to universal mediocrity and eventual coercive labor, warning it would erode freedom and entrepreneurship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Shelly
Yonkers
N. Y
Bulletin of the
Mississippi Economic Counil
West Point
Miss
Star Newsboys Lead Defense Bond Drive Nationwide
The U S Defense Bond Sales campaign taps 22 Hope Star carriers among 500 000 newspaper boys from 690 papers to distribute pledge cards door to door on Saturday May 26. The effort aims at 25 million families with the best carrier winning a trip to Washington to attend the National Carrier Congress and meet the President in Washington on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Treasury
Hope Star
Star
U 5
Defense
International Circulation Managers Association
Washington
Congress
White House
America
Night deposit box at First National Bank opens soon
A night deposit box was installed at First National Bank and is expected to be ready within days. The steel vault arrived today enabling customers to make deposits after banking hours, a feature highlighted as convenient especially on holidays and weekends.
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First National Bank
Ely
Grange Master Urges Rationing With Price Controls
Washington May 22 7 Grange Master Shel D Newton head of the National Grange predicts the price control program will lead to meat rationing as production areas tighten supply Consumers near producing centers would get more than their share while distant shoppers face shortages Five farm groups oppose the stabilization efforts to shape testimony before the Senate banking committee regarding defense production and wage and price controls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shel D. Newton
Fhe National Grange
Wshington
Osnd
Enon
Michael Vo DiSalle
Newsom
Varius
Loase Banking Committee
Vie
Brecht
Foreus
Gat Ag
Finsnec Corporation
Holly
Norman Moser
de Kalb
Ier
DuSalle
Jamueley Advisors
Moser
National Livestock Ind Lcey Simitiee
DiSalle
Nashville youth named as Caddo envoy to world Scout meet
Carter Ware Ferguson a 15 year old from Nashville Arkansas will attend the seventh World Jamboree of Boy Scouts of America as the Caddo Area Council envoy. The trip includes pre jamboree training in Dallas then tours through New Orleans Washington D C New York City Africa Naples Rome Florence Venice Innsbruck and Bad Ischl with sight seeing at Niagra Falls and Detroit. Ferguson a Senior Patrol Leader and Eagle Scout candidate has earned 28 merit badges and attended the National Jamboree at Valley Forge. He is active in First Methodist Church and Methodist Youth Fellowship and will be a high school junior next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Ware Ferguson
Gonjal Mc
Ware Ferguson
West Hempstead Bircet
Nashville Ark
Jamnaree Boy Scouts of America
Caddo Area Council
Bad Ischl
Austria
Dallas
Texas
New Ouleans
Washington D. C
New York City
Africa
Naples
Rome
Camp Pioneer
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Local Youths to Attend State FFA Meet
The 4th annual Arkansas Future Farmers of America convention will be held in Monticello from May 31. Local youths are set to attend the state event showcasing agricultural aims and activities.
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FFA
Arkansas Agacolation of Future Farmers At America
Will Ba Foote
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Sale Slated for Saturday
Mrs M M McCloughin announced the annual American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day will be Saturday May 26. Poppies are made by disabled veterans of two world wars and funds aid veterans, provide employment, and support families. Public urged to buy a poppy from Auxiliary solicitors Saturday.
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M. M. McCloughin
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Austliary
Sahurduy
Arkansas governor pledges $10 million for 67 stretch work
Governor McMath pledged about 10.06 million dollars for the Highway 67 project in a letter to Chicago editor F. D. Wilson. He said construction will span two summers, with $5.4 million this summer and $4.18 million planned for next year. The plan includes widening the Little Rock Benton route into a four lane thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Clat
McMath Gaid
F. D. Wilson
Adomnabile
Toupee
Chic Capo Hovallo Aimerican
Walsem
Arkabsius
Willeh
Une
Texarkana
Wrath Wilson
Little Rock-Benton
McMitth
Wilson
Arkansas
Chicago
Everything Under Control at Prison riot in Utah state jail
More than 200 inmates rioted at the Utah State Prison on Sunday prompting tightened security. Officials including Gov Beaglen Lee and Warden Alvin Severson led investigations into the 90 minute to 2 hour disturbance as hostages were taken and guards harmed none. the crowd dispersed with no injuries reported.
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Pain-of the - Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
J. Beagken Lee
Alvin O. Severson
Clinton Vernon
State Bord of Corrections
Warren Severson
Wallace M. Ostler
Four Arkansans Die in Korea
Four Arkansans die in Korea are identified as Bis, BUY BR, Golden, Fordyce, and Ral plenve. Bodies of 420 American servicemen killed in Korea are expected to dock for a Thursday arrival in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Kora
BR. Golden
Fordyce
Labor market tightens as defense plants draw workers
Teddy M. Jones of the Line Employment Service reports a tightening labor market in Hempstead area. Skilled and unskilled workers leave Hope for Camden Shumaker Naval Ordnance, Texarkana Red River Arsenal, and Lone Star Arsenal, while seasonal agricultural work declines. Unemployment insurance claims are at postwar lows and local offices face shortages in skilled labor. A Caterpillar recruiter will interview Williamson County applicants for tractor and earth moving equipment jobs.
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Teddy M. Jones
Line Employment Service
Hope and Vicinity
Cameden Shumaker Naval Ordinance
Texarkana
Red River Arsenal
Lone Star Ordinance
Jones
Jaca
Thia
Yeaghinis
Wie
Gastetn
Coesowie Tine
Arkansas
Abo Ly Mich
Intdusdelal Gren
U.S. Stuet
Delhelam Steel
Mil. Waukee
Peoria
Minola
Tonmorrow
Muwied County
Court House
Nashville
Fact and folklore at Notre Dame football lore
HAL BOYLE notes there is no truth to rumors that Notre Dame students sleep on footballs. He tours the campus, highlights endowment drives and new buildings, and recalls the school’s founders and early finances as part of a broader look at the university’s culture and football prestige.
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Notre Dame
Hal Boyle
Lough Bend
Ind
Noire Pee
Hih
Note Dame
Father Sorin
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Aith
Prince Hempstead Pageant at Saenger Theatre
A county wide beauty contest titled Princess Hempstead is slated for May 29 at the Saenger Theater to select Hempstead County’s representative for a July Narrows Lake event. Entrants aged 14 to 21 must be Hempstead residents. winner receives a Julie Cup and paid trip. Applicants should contact Eddie Holland or the Chamber of Commerce on Radio KXAR. judging covers beauty, poise and personality.
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Saenger Theater
Dingle
Hempstead County
Eddie Holland
Princely Hempstead
Hempstead
Mr. Holland
Swenger Theater
Chamber of Commerce
Radio Stalan Kxar
Arges
Bath
Shrine Club Meeting Set for Thursday
The Hope Abra' Club will hold a meeting on Thursday at the Maganic Lodge. Lyle Brownds Aaedr is president and ack' Lowa serves as secretary-treasurer. All members present are urban jHecpreyent.
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Hope Abra
Ea Tha
Uredey Wield
Maganic Lodge
Hal, LL
Seg Ag Tan Lyle Brownds
Ack’ Lowa
Tranquray
Urban
Damitige Suit Underway in Court Amid Testimony
A damage action proceeds in a western district court with Judge Hori Lemley presiding. Plaintiff Lainie Brown of Lanehurst Arkansas sues Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. jurors from different towns are listed, including Tin Color, William Coulon, Mike Kelly, Kino Snyder, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .Dge Hori
Lemley
Lainie Brown
Testea
Lanehurst
Ark
Chicago
Rook Ieland
Pagitte Pallroad
Potlt Jiy
Ape
Tin Color
Wiliam ‘Oulon
Mike Kelly
Kino Snyder
Win J. Lowe
Basil W
Hewarda
J. OM
Diltto
Preacott
Ibn Qs Mawrhorny
Wells B. Hamby
Watson Cotlegham
D. I. Bemis
Ds Stripling
J. B. Brit
H. J. Burke Joo T
Margis
Okay
C. 2
Janes
Paimon
U S Seeks to Bring A Bomb Into Talks
The United States aims to link United Nations discussions on atomic control with limits on conventional arms. The shift signals a broader push to integrate nuclear restraint with arms reduction, as President Truman previously urged a study by the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United Nations
United States
Ruassian
Reneeviel
Ho U. Ny
Uonsien
Trumnon
I ‘Regn
Tice
Arments
Taft and Douglas Del Bec agreement on anti communism
Senators Taft and Douglas signed a broad anti communism agreement at a Columbia University event. They criticized government divergence on methods while agreeing on tightening armament and allied aid to France and other nations amid rising Cold War tensions.
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Taft
Columbia University
Faieteen
Kuroge Sald Ouglas
France
Hese Moran
Ariety
Tokyo May Report Details En and Faulih Movement
Fragmentary May Tokyo report notes a buildup near the east, with infantry troop movements south of Pand and a Kivi rean Ung indication. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or definitive actions.
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Tokyo
Ronpa Advanc
Faulih
Bia
Ontiog
Wouth
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Wichita
Kang
Uabara
Crealt
McKinney, Texas
U. S. Inf
Elviston
Korver
Robert Call
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