How to get the government out of private business
The piece argues against federal subsidies for regional airlines and expands to critique extensive government involvement in private enterprise. It cites a 1954 House report on public wealth growth, warns of “creeping socialism,” and maintains that government ownership risks national debt and crowding out private industry.
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National Associated Businessmen, Inc
N. W
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Wilson
House Committee On Government Operations
Teders
Cotton Crops Need Sunshine and Warm Nights
State reports replanted cotton requires sunshine and warm nights for rapid growth. Heavy early month rains damaged crops across most of Arkansas. Southern fields remain too wet to work while northern areas need rainfall. Corn planting is mostly complete and peaches are satisfactory though may be short in supply.
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Tittle Rock
Arkansas
Federal
McCarthy Walks Out During Army Hearing Turmoil
Sen Joseph McCarthy staged a 15 minute walkout from the Army hearing amid sharp exchanges over Captain Joseph Miller’s testimony. He returned to chair the session and announced a 5:20 pm meeting of the Government Operations Committee to press ahead on pending legislation.
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Ramond Lahr
Herbert Foster
Washington
Sen
Dasoph BR
McCarthy
Army
Pvt
G. David Schine
Drivler
Joseph J. M. Miller
Miller
Lehine
Fort Dix
N. J
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Henry C. Dworthak
Idaho
Kal Fr. I Mundt
R-S.d
Jess Tale
Dworshak
Mundt
Cherry Against Labor Strike Ban in Arkansas Speech
Gov Cherry denounced hate mongers attacking the labor movement and pledged to veto no law restricting workers from striking. Addressing 250 AFL delegates at the state federation convention, he cited his union family's ties and recalled vetoing a 1953 act aimed at hindering strikes. He noted the law barred interference with train movement near picket lines.
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Little Rock
Cherry
Organized Labor
Arkansas Federation of Labor
Chery
AFL
Uae
Women Named in Hospital Meet in Arkansas Associations
The Little Rock Women have been named to head allied organizations holding joint meetings with the Arkansas Hospital Association. Mrs Mildred Darnell was elected President-elect of the Arkansas Dietetic Association and Mrs Ed E Ashbagh was installed as president of the Arkansas Association of Medical Record Librarians. The librarians also named Mrs James Phillips of El Darady to vice presidency, and Miss Elizabeth Jensen of Jonesboro, treasurer.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Hospital Association
Mildred Darnell
Arkansas Dietetic Association
Ed E. Ashbagh
Arkansas Association of Medical Record Librarians
Lbrarians
James Phillips
el Darady
Elizabeth Jansen
Jonsboro
Saenger Theater to Parents: 600 Dollar Screen Damaged
Elden Coffman of the Saenger theater announced that a local high school boy damaged the screen, costing about 600 dollars to replace. Parents are warned of prosecution and possible policy to require under 18s to be accompanied by an adult, as disturbances persist.
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Elden Coffman
Saenger Theater
HIE
Hope
Arkmisas
Municipal Pool Opens for Season This Thursday
The municipal swimming pool will open to the public Thursday at 10 p.m. announced by Mrs. Foy Hammons, director of the Parks and Recreation Commission. Week hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays. Season tickets are available at the same price.
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Municipal Swimming Pool
Foy Hammons
Parks and Recreation Commission
Hairdresser complains of new trend short women hair
Ex Bet Larry Mathews haunted by trend of shorter women hair says this summer will be even shorter. He runs what he calls America’s only all night beauty parlor in the Great Northern Hotel drawing insomniac housewives and performers. He jokes that his own ponytail is longer than many clients and notes the fashion is the butch look. He trained after WWI and observes women reveal personal details to stylists, likening talk to a psychiatrist session.
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Hal Boyle
NEW
ORK Wi
Bet
Larry Mathews
Mathews
Tombing Rmissions
Europe
America
Great Northern
Hote
Metropolitan Opera
Yale
Larry
Sam
Norma
French Destroy Two Posts to Keep From Reds
French Union forces blew up two posts in the southeast of the 7Read Hiver delta to prevent Vietminh from exploiting them. Evacuations in the Thai Binh area followed under tank and air cover as Vietminh attacked key centers. In the Hadong sector near Hanoi, a 2000-strong Vietminh ambush on a French convoy left 30 killed and two captured after two hours. The Vietminh moved east from Dien Bien Phu aiming to encircle northern delta defenses while French and U.S. air power pounded advancing columns southwest of Hanoi.
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Larry Allen
Hanoi
7Read
Delta
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen
Gise
Eea
Hanol
Supreme Court ruling tests housing program support
The Supreme Court denied the San Francisco Housing Authority appeal, upholding a lower court ruling that a public low rent project violated equal protection by admitting three African Americans. Senator Maybank condemned the decision, signaling potential trouble for Eisenhower era public housing plans and legislative backing in the Banking Committee.
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Rowland Evans
R. Washington i
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Sen. Maybanne
DSC
Maybank
Senate Banking
Oh Maybank
Banking Committee
Maybanks
Approval Sought for WHBQ Station Sale to General Teleradio
The Communications Commission is asked to approve the transfer of Harding College owned WHBQ radio and television stations in Memphis to General Teleradio Inc under a sea é agreement. L M Graves VP of Searcy Ark says administering Memphis stations from Searcy is too difficult. A prepayment of rent totaling $660,000 covers WHBQ properties valued at about $931,000.
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Washington
The
Communications Commission
Harding College
WHBQ
Memphis
General Teleradio, Inc
L. M. Graves
Searcy, Ark
Searcy
Teleradio of
Lor Angeles
British Plan for Indochina Talks Fails to Win Backing
British plan to open immediate military discussions in Geneva between rival commands to end the Indochina war fails to win approval from anti Communist delegates. Laos and Cambodia object to a four point Eden proposal citing fears of partition. Conference adjourns until tomorrow as delegates debate approach. Bidault reports to Paris that the conference will take a decisive turn in about eight to ten days.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneval
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Anthony Eden
Jodgchina
Eads
Georges Bidrgu
Paris
Bidault
Megos
Geneva
Not Easy But McClellan Makes It
Senator McClellan of Arkansas weathered a packed schedule with three simultaneous duties Tuesday. He split time between McCarthy Army hearings, Riders and Harbors Congress, and a Civil Promotions debate while rushing between the subcommittee room, the Mayflower Hotel, and the Senate chamber to brief Eisenhower and uphold the Civil Functions Bill. A staffer noted he would need a helper with roller skates.
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Washington
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Elsen Tnower
la. m
Senate
Jin
McClellan
Mayflower Hotel
Eisenhower
McCarthy Army
Hospital Insurance Plan for Needy in Arkansas
Welfare Director A. J. Muss outlined a hospital insurance plan using state funds matched by federal money to aid Arkansas residents who cannot afford medical care. The Arkansas Hospital Association convention heard the plan could access 200,000 in state funds for paying hospital bills of the indigent and would seek federal support to extend coverage.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
A. J. Muss
Magee
Arkansas Hospital Assn
Norma Jean Hollis
Lawrence
Hollis
Patmos
Ulaho Baylor University Hospital
Ballas
Texas
Unidentified Woman Stabbed 18 Times Near Tucson
Authorities report an unidentified woman was found stabbed 18 times with a mutilated body in a desert near Tucson. Initial autopsy indicates 16 wounds caused death. investigators seek to confirm if a sex assault occurred. Officials refine identification details and pursue leads on the assailant.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bharitt ‘Prenk “Eyman
Tuy Ay
Pare Eyman
Asher
Htt
Ard
Denver
Cula
Eyman
Ernan
Former TVA Chairman Warns Against New Philosophy
Norris Tenn report quotes Gordon R Cripp, former TVA chairman, saying a chairman with a new philosophy could harm the agency and the national economy. He cautions that appointing a politically split board leader would weaken TVA. He notes Eisenhower seeks a nonpartisan, professionally qualified appointee with integrity.
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Norris
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Oy Gordon ‘R. Cripp
Nashville
TWA
Clapp
Eisenhower
Authority
Atman
Local Seniors to Hear Famous Educator
Dr John Guy Fowlkes author and educator will address Hammons Stadium Commencement for Hope High School graduates Thursday night Principal Joe Amour said the event is likely to feature remarks from Baptist Church leaders. Fowlkes has taught in public schools in Springs Columbia and Delaware and holds appointments at Cal State University and Columbia University. He authored Ivarion with Professor of Education.
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John Guy Fowlkes
Will Sddrees
Hope High School
Hammons
Joe Amour
Fowles
Calachita
Columbisity
Delphig
Sys Springs
Columbia
Roger
University of Californias
Ivarion Wi
School of “Educationiversity
sWiseorisin
McCloy Addresses Progress in Policy and Security
McCloy spoke on moving policy forward and noted improvements in tonal security and readiness. He highlighted changes in defense posture and the need to adapt to evolving threats, stressing the country’s favorable security outlook. An observance at a private home marked an anniversary tied to a 1907 memorial ceremony hosted by M. Jaryis.
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McCloy
Cour
Motherta Ray
Scout Reservations Open as Units Fill Quickly
Camp registrations for Grantattea Reservations for Camp Plonser are filling fast with the first 126 groups set to begin on a June date. Troop 90 of Hope includes Mrs. Dorothy Riche, formerly Dorothy Hatch, daughter of Dolph Hatch of Spring Hill, among those registered. May 11 a Restaurant Queen contest in Houston awarded $1,000, wardrobe, and a week at Shamrock Hotel to the winner among 750 waitresses. contest prizes were announced at a Paisley School assembly led by Mrs. J.W. Perking. Local notes mention Janelle Robison, Hone Clark, Virginia Hampton, Carelyn Yarbrough, Bob Stewart, and Hempstead Hog Association activities. James Cross, son of Mrs. Lea Routon Cross, is a 34th grade golfer with notable school-year enterprise. The Post notes paper delivery and personnel changes as it moves to Fort Worth.
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Plonser
Troop 90 of Hope
Dorothy Riche
Dorothy Hatch
Dolph Hatch
Spring Hill
Houston
Shamrock L
Paisley
J.W. Perking
Janelle’ Robison
Hone Clark
Virginia
Hampton
Alyn Yarbrough
Bob Stewart
James Cross
Lea Routon Cross
Elas Garland
Jess Davig
James Ig
Fort
War
Berwich
Gopy
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William Ellery Channing
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Eason
Saenger
United Fight
Arizona Police Fund
Grantattea
Hempstead Hog Association
Ppakexmen
Emia
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