Trade balance and tariffs in global exchange discussion
A commentary on barter origins and U.S. policy favors import growth, citing Acheson remarks on the trade deficit. It argues America must balance tariffs with imports to avoid deindustrialization, unemployment, and a widening gap between exports and imports.
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Washington Dispatch
Europe
Acheson
America
National Foreign Trade Council
United States
Ametiva
Probers Hope to Find Cause of Tragedy
Investigators planned to raise a water soaked P-38 fighter from the Potomac to inspect wreckage after a midair collision near Washington National Airport that killed 53 people. Pilot Eric Rios Bridoux survived injuries and officials expect hearings to begin next week to determine how the crash occurred and prevent a repeat.
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Washington
Ceria of Civil Aviation
Potonyse
Air Lines
Washington National
Eric Rios Bridoux
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Resard
Jess
Rios
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bridoux
Ure
James Bundy Dies in Hope Hospital
James Bundy aged 64, native of Hempstead, died in Hope Hospital. He lived at Sea Graves, Texas, and was brought to a Jotal hospital a week ago. Survived by widow Nora Bundy and several relatives including daughters Mrs. Frank Pitts of Rogers and Mrs. J. E. Rhodes of Magnolia, sons Aubrey of Stamps and Lean of Houston, three sisters, three brothers, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Smith Chapel in Stamps Saturday at 4 0a.m. with Rev. Bate officiating. burial in Anderson Cemetery. pallbearers: deacons of the Stamps Baptist church.
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Sea Graves
Texas
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Starve
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Frank Pitts
Rogers
J. E. Rhodes
Magnolia
Wo Sais
Aubrey
Stamps
Lean
Houston
J. T.taylor
Beeville
Tesas
J.C. Jarrett
Colorado Springs
B. FB. Gunes Ool Denyen
Lea Bundy
Hope
Sid Bundy
Benton
I. J. Bundy
Bastrop
Smith Chapel
Bate
Pasadena
Burns
Anderson Cemetery
Stamps Baptist
Weather forecast for Atkabsax Pair region
Pair becomes warmer this afternoon and Saturday, with a cooler, windy turn expected late Saturday as conditions trend toward fall.
Man Unhurt in Wreck Near Hope Thefts Reported
A driver fell asleep at the wheel near Hope last night and wrecked. He was unhurt but reported losing about 450 dollars from his wallet. Police searched the scene. several witnesses offered statements.
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Hope
Dotur
Broggsville
Giles
Hore
Iid
Memphis Weighs Abandoning Old Bridge After New Span
Memphis officials in November said the old bridge may close once the new Mississippi River bridge opens in January. City Engineer Polen noted the new roadway should handle automobile traffic across the river, separating eastbound and westbound lanes to ease crossing into Arkansas.
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Memphis
Wit Polen
Misppi
Jannuary
Arkansas
PTA District 1 Conference Set in Arkansas Details
The PTA District 1 Conference will be held here on November 9 at First Christian Church with Mrs P J Holt in charge. Attendees include Lafayette, Tow ard, Miller, Lite River and Hempstead counties plus five executive board members and state leaders. Registration starts at 9 a.m. and the program ends at 2 40 p.m.
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Arkansas
Parent Teachers Association
First Christian
P. J. Holt
Fiorq Lafayette
Toward
Miller
Lite River
Hempstead Counnties
Elote Board
Mes
A. Poo
Paragould
R. V. Hull
Texarkana
Characy Toy and
Spiritua Isduestion
Floyd Ragsdale
Russellville
Chaiman
Pye-School
Kate Williams
Monticello
Reqvnstration
J. E. Jones 69 Dies at Home Near Hope
J E Jones aged 69 died yesterday at his home one mile west of Hope on old Highway 67. Funeral service will be held here at the Water Creek church with burial in the local cemetery. He is survived by sons Wesley and Odie Jones of Guernsey, two daughters Alma Jones of Glendale and Mrs Auttie Richardson of Hope, two brothers Metgin of Emmet and Wesley of Dierks, two sisters Mrs Minnie Sesterson of Dierks and Mrs Exle Brakes of Oklahoma.
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Shines
Tyvo Sisters
Minnie Sesterson
Mierks
Mps
Exle Brakes
Oklahoma
Spring Hill PTA Meeting On November 7 Held At Auditorium
Spring Hill PTA announced a meeting to be held in the school auditorium on Monday night November 7. Arch Turner and Lou are listed among speakers with roles in the program and refreshments to follow.
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Xehow
Hun
Mes
Arch Turner
Din Svade
Hope Man Killed in Plane Crash at Tulsa Texas
Edward D. Bader, 35, of Hope, and D. Addington, 42, of Tulsa, were killed when a light plane crashed into a wheat field south of Tulsa at about 3 30 pm. Bader was from Hope and was building huts on a farm near Tulsa. Addington ran a Tulsa cafe. Survived by wife, two children, mother, brother, and sister. Body to be returned to Hope for burial. services likely at Hamdop Carneilus chapel.
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Hope
Tulsa
Texas
Edward D. Bader
D. Addington
Here
Willy
Tate
Bader
Tulla
Addington
Charles ‘Bader
Rose Anne
Becky
Stephen Bader
Farm Receipts in Arkansas Ahead of 1948
Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi lead gains in farm receipts in 1949 while national cash receipts from crops and live stock show a downturn for the year. Through Oct 1, Arkansas receipts totaled 298.776 million versus 249.675 million the prior nine months. Mississippi and Louisiana also rise, aided by the 1948 cotton crop. final quarter prospects decide if 1949 tops 1948. September marketings in Arkansas exceed 1948 levels with 33 million realized versus 49.484 million a year earlier.
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Louisiana
Mississippiemain
Agriculture Department
Department
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Delaware
Florida
North Carolin
Alabama
New Mexico
Arizona
Oregon
Mississippi
South
Mississippiapa
Arkangas
Lewisville PTA Carnival Nets $1 400
The Lewisville Halloween carnival, co sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association and the Teait Age club, realized profits of 1400.76 to fund year activities. Winners in the king and queen contests included Vane Judd and Rose minry Scarey. Don Cor bin and Sue McClendon won at Gram dusar school. Local merchants from Lewisville and nearby cities supported the event, with planners Mrs J E Cargill and Mrs Brooks Parker expressing thanks.
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Parent Teacher Association
Lewisville
Vane Judd
Roseminry Scarey
Sophimores
Gramdusar School
Don Corbin
Sue McClendon
Texarkana
Hope
Shreveport
Litle Rock
Dallas
J. E. Cargill
Brooks Parker
Sunday School Youths to Hold Rummage Sale
The Sunday school class led by Ben Oyen will stage a rummage sale downtown on Main Street this Saturday. Proceeds will aid the church building fund.
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Ben Oyen
Willo
Chiuwek
GOP Split Over U S Foreign Policy and Truman Fair Deal
In Washington and Minnesota alike the GOP shows a rift over foreign policy as Truman presses his Fair Deal to curb communism. James Kemper resigns as Republican National Committee treasurer criticizing bipartisan policy and warning against British socialist expedients, highlighting growing Republican dissension on how to confront Soviet expansion.
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U.S
Truman
Washington
Sudiance
St. Paul
Avery
J Kind
Fox
James 5. Kemiter
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Kemper
Great Britain
Kempher
O Leer
Guy George Gabrielsoon
New York State
John Foster Dulles
Ford Co Says Production Will Continue
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co will maintain nearly full production in all divisions except Lincoln, with Lincoln output halted Nov 11 and resuming in December. About 100000 workers will keep paychecks for the month as Breech warns of higher costs to avoid a total shutdown. Chrysler cancels Dodge, De Soto and Chrysler lines due to steel shortages, while GM stops no plants but uses a four day week at some sites.
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Ford Motor Co
Sable
Lincoln
Rouge
Ford
Prisa
E. R. Breech
Breech
Mercury
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Trysler
Geners Motors Corp
Hugson, Motor Car Co
Nash Motors
N Motors
Wincdnain
1000 Teachers Meet at North Little Rock
North Little Rock November 4 Some 3000 Arkansas school teachers were told education of Arkansas children is sound Silas Snow president of the Arkansas Education Association and Crossett superintendent said the association has made terrific gains The teachers from Faulkner Lonoke Perry Prairie and Pulaski counties attended a district meeting of the AEA largest yet in the state part of a series started October 4 and running through November 23
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North Little Rock
Arkansas
Silas Snow
Arkansas Education Association
Crossett
Ark
Faulkner
Lonoke
Parry
Prairie
Pulaski
AEA
Arkansas Farm Youths to Be Awarded at 4-H Congress
About 200 boys and girls attended the fourth annual Arkansas 4-H congress in Little Rock. Outstanding farm and home demonstration project work will be recognized at a banquet this evening, with Governor McMath addressing the group.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Religion Advances With Radio And Press Agents
New York reports Rev. Parker, once a Chicago livestock show press agent, now leads Protestant radio efforts. As director of the Protestant radio commission, he oversees 72,000 annually for six religious radio programs across about 1,000 stations, aiming to reach nonbelievers with modern, engaging broadcasts and a TV puppet show for children.
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Evecet
Parker
Chicago
Yvia Radio
Janos
Old
Protestant Radio Commission
Deor-Ta
Dour
Inen
Hammond
Ind
Park
Jer
NBC
Jugus
Sigrid Bergman
Lee
Colt Conference Believed Near
Reports from Washington on November 4 indicate soft coal operators expect government mediated talks to begin soon to resolve ongoing coal strikes. Cyrus S. Ching of the Federal Mediation Service may convene area operator groups before inviting United Mine Workers representatives and other officials to Chicago and New York discussions. The administration aims to aid parties in reaching settlements without White House intervention.
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Cral
Gt Alk
Cyrus’s. Ching
Ching Ray
John le Dewie
Thea Ing United Ming’ Workers
Unio
Ching
New York
Yesterdas
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Soi
Lewis
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Imar
White House
Chicag Tribune
Trumen
Ube Lewis
Sail Truman
Leintlingtes
Joba
U.S. Slaps New Controls on Peat Shipment Exports
The government moves to curb export shipments of peat driven by strategic concerns. Officials say tighter rules cover shipments that could affect war potential, extending control to most industrial goods outside Canada. The action aims to avert future disruptions and strengthen national security across regions near the Mediterranean and Russian-dominated areas.
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Surépe
Mary
Mediterranean
Canada
Laneburg FHA Installs New Officers
Laneburg chapter of the Future Homemakers held an October meeting to install officers and recruit new members in the Homeronomics cottage. Wanda Sue Wren passed the gavel to the new president, My Bennett, with new officers including Daniel as vice president, Mildred Pur as secretary, Maurine Speil as treasurer, Margaret Sue Stokes as historian, and Lela Beth McDade as reporter. Members were welcomed and new debt-related members were inducted into the organization.
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Laneburg
Insla
Homeronomics
Maurine Speil
Historan
Margaret Sue Stokes
Reper
Lela Beth McDade
Unis
Sam Breeding Ex-Resident Succumbs at 65
Sam Breeding aged 65, former resident of Hampstead, Tau died at home in Alexandria Louisiana. Survived by wife I sung and Curtis Breeding of Alexandria and Dillard Breeding of Ek Tenn plus five daughters and a son. Funeral arrangements not fully listed. burial at Holly Cemetery, Dean and Hope in Herndon-Cornelius notices.
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Hampstead
Tau
Alexandria
Louisiana
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Leut
Curtis
van Ied
Dillard
Ek Tenn
Ritchlow
Ervin
Dean
Geo ‘On
Minden
Rr Holligr
New Iberia
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Hopay
John of Hope
George
S. Oe Dean
Ly Qury
Ohio
Hope
Byilal
Herndon-Cornelius- Inve
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