Sliced Thin View of Population Growth Crisis
Our Daily Bread peruses the November Population Bulletin from the Population Reference Bureau warning that world population rises accelerate under Western medical gains. It cites Ceylon and Puerto Rico as doubling their populations every 26 and 25 years, respectively, and argues for birth-rate freedom as a solution, noting the bureau's leadership and global context.
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Population’ Bulletin
Pentlation Reference Bureau
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Ceylon
United States
Puerto Rico
England
Alley Oop
Population Reference Bureau
Mhelm
Guy Irving Bureh
William Vout
Armeviwilt
Lou
Scott
U ‘Asia
Ralph Johnson to Head Local Scout District
Ralph Johnson will assume Field Executive duties for the Guddo Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, around November 15, serving Hempstead Lafayette Howard and Nevada Districts. He plans to live in Hope Arkansas with his wife and 3 year old son, is a Methodist, and holds a B S in Education from Southeastern State College Durant Oklahoma. Johnson served four and a half years in the Army Air Force, was a German prisoner of war, and has been Field Executive at Alva Oklahoma for a year after training in Mendham New Jersey.
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Ralph Johnson
Guddo
Coucil
Boy Scouts Bt America
Hempstead
Lafayette
Howard
Nevada
Hope
Ark
Johnson
Methodist Church
American Business Club
Southeastern State College
Durant
Oklahoma
Army Air Force
Junson
Germany
Me. Junnson
Alva
Okla
National Boy Scouts of America
Mendham
New Jersey
Phone Strike Settlement Not in Sight
New York reports a coast to coast telephone strike ongoing into its third day with federal talks failing. CIO Communications Workers of America escalates with hit-and-run picketing to disrupt Bell system operations while Western Electric maintenance staff join the strike. Union claims about 120000 out of work, Bell says two thirds of service normal, with issues on pay rules and 16 month terms.
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New York
CIO Communications Workers of America
Bell
Western Electric Co
GWA
New England
Western Electric
CWA
Governor of Michigan Is Still Unknown
Detroit November 11 1941 Four days after Michigan elected a governor the winner remained un known amid a chaotic tally of last Tuesday's non presidential year vote. Kelly led with about 934 831 to Williams 34332 as clerks re check results. Courts or recounts loomed likely and officials moved to preserve ballots. Police secured ballot boxes in Detroit while state officials debated post election steps.
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Detroit
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
G. Mennen Williams
Kelly
Williams
Lau
Lansingoay
Stephen J. Roth
Fred M. Alger
Dry
Donald S. Lenard
Oren Harris to speak at Hope 4-H Club Banquet
Congressman Oren Harris will address the Hope 4-H Club Banquet sponsored by the Hope Chain Store Council Wednesday at 6:09 p.m. in the Hotel Barrel. A. E. Stonequist announced that fifty two invitations were extended to 4-H Club members. Burrel Joe Smith will preside, with Macon Warren directing song and Oliver L. Adams and Lorraine Blackwood introducing the honorees. Out of county guests include L. Cuber and university extension officials from Little Rock.
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Oren Harris
Hope Chain Store Council
Barlow
A. E. Stonequist
Chain Store Group
Burrel Joe Smith
Hempstead County 4-H Club Council
Macon Warren
Kay Kent
Extension Service
Oliver L. Adams
Lorraine Blackwood
L. Cuber
South Central Region Chain Store Council
University of Arkansas Extension Service District
John O. Fullerton
Ure
Flora Friend
Little Ack
Taft Says He Is Not Candidate for 1952 Nomination
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Robert A Taft, though urged as a GOP contender, stating he is not a candidate for the presidential nomination. He says he will not run or mount a campaign though he might accept if offered, and emphasizes his focus on the legislative program. He criticizes Acheson and the Democratic foreign policy, calling isolationism indefensible and urging bipartisanship.
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Cincinnati
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Taft
GOP
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
Labor
Ohio
Tratt
Ohioan
Dean
Acheson
Emmet PTA Stunt Night To Benefit School Modernization
The Emmet PTA hosts a Stunt Night at Eromet School Wednesday at 7:00 pm. Proceeds fund modernization of the gym. The event includes a king and queen contest with local students crowned by Supt. Walden Turver. The fall carnival had strong attendance and tasty food. The piece notes the boll weevil first entered the United States in 1892.
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PALA
Eromet
Amu Ppa
Carnivid
Emet School
Walden Turver
Jiminy Fee
Brnyst Fee
Dinda Betwards
Claphver
Paul Ray Harrie
Paul Harvie
Anna Sue Pry
Alfred Pry
United States
Russell Has No Desire to Lead Senate
Washington November 11 Senator Russell of Georgia said he has no personal desire to be Senate majority leader in the 82nd Congress. He noted he had received many telegrams and calls from Democratic leaders urging him to seek the post. Russell spoke after Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming said he was not interested and thought Russell should take it. Lucas D M Lucas lost his re election bid as GOP votes reduced the Democratic Senate to 40 to 47 Republicans. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Russel
Georgia
Senate
Russell
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Lucas D-M
Lucas
Wek
GOP
Stationwagon Turns Over On Rocky Mound Road
A Jeep stationwagon driven by Terry Keating of Hope overturned two miles east on Rocky Mound Road after hitting loose sand on a curve. Keating and a companion escaped with injuries as the vehicle suffered heavy damage.
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Terry Keating
Hope
Rocky Mound Road
Keating
UNPushed Peacefront Hope as Korea Crisis Grows
The United Nations weighs a U S backed resolution warning China and Korea about frontier respect and troop withdrawals In a move led by Britain France the United States and others the council seeks assurances against Red Chinese intervention while India urges allowing a Chinese representative before votes. If the resolution pressures Peiping it could mark a major UN triumph for peace through moral persuasion.
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United States
Britain
France
Norway
Cuba
Ecuador
Peiping
Korea
Manchuria
U. N
Sir Gradwyn Jebb
Jean Chauvel
America
Rau
Jebb
Council
Chaurvel
Austin
Weliaktthile
Leaf of mustard green would make a meal for one
L. L. Lewallen from near Tope brought in a single mustard green leaf that measured 33 inches long and 18 inches wide. He says he lives about four miles east ofope on Highway 87.
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L. L. Lewallen
Near Tope
Mr. Lewallen
Highway 87
Winter Hardships Hit U N Troops in Korea Front
The report describes how UN forces in North Korea face a harsh winter as the cold worsens supply, engine, and transport issues. American Pvt Max Bannon recounts six days eluding communist units in Tekchen area near Kunmo on the Chongchon river. Chinese forces arrive, creating language barriers and interpreter shortages as divisions struggle with prisoners and coordination.
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U. S
North Korea
Georgia Bay
Korea
United Nations
Max Bannon
Moultie
Tekchen
Kunmo
Chongchon River
Max Branoon
Gubi
Woodlots Become Cash Crops For Arkansas Farmers
Southwest Arkansas farmers turn woodlots into regular cash crops as selective cutting yields profits and boosts timber supplies. Examples include Baril Holl in Hempstead County with 10 acres producing over 60,000 board feet. Denman Wylie of Emmet dividing 150 acres into five 30 acre blocks. Ary Hilberland of Prescott harvesting every five years. Vincent Moster of Hope funding his son’s education from woodlot proceeds.
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Arkansas
Baril Holl
Bingen
Hempstead
Denman Wylie
Emmet
Ary Hilberland
Prescott
Woodlaw
Vincent Moster
Hope
Vincent
Arkansas’ Soil Conservation Districts
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Industrial Foresters
Farmers to Elect Hempstead County Committeemen
Farmers in Hempstead County may vote by mail or in person to elect three community committeemen and a delegate to the county convention for the 1951 Agricultural Conservation Program. Ballots go to the county PMA office by November 30.
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Hempstead
PMA
Jarl N. Martindale
Hempstend
Hearpstead
Drvmpstead
Vie
Mot Mnuch
Martindale
Police chase ends in crash injuring two officers
Two state patrolmen Travis Ward and Buck Holsell escaped serious injuries when a car they pursued off a bridge on Clear Lake road 10 miles southwest of Hope forced their cruiser off the road. Powell, 40, of near Hope, was arrested on a reckless driving charge.
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Travis Ward
Buck Holsell
Hope
Clear Lake Road
Oscar Powell
Powell
Highway 29
Aula
Clear Lake
Ward
Halsall
Millan Musier
Offigers
Thase
Allies Thrust 2 Forward in Northern Kor
Nov 11 dispatch reports renewed Allied ground offensives in Korea. Initial gains came in the northwest as Red forces retreated from wooded high ground, with heavy casualties and disrupted supply lines. U.S. Marines and British forces press north and east toward Pakchon and Anju, linking near the Chongchon river while North Korean units retreat northeast toward Changjin.
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Seoul
Cagualti
U. S
Chongchon
Red . Co
Changjin
Nort Tokehon
Red
Little Change in Official Vote Check
Official vote certification occurred in a commissioners meeting after Tuesday’s general election. Debates focused on the library tax. officials say it should not have appeared on the ballot while an attorney general opinion from Arkansas is awaited. Amendment results show mixed support and unclear outcomes. The note on boll weevil’s origin mentions Central America.
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Arkansas
Washington to reorganize manpower for defense program
In Washington on November 11, government moved to shape a coordinated manpower for defense. Anna Rosenberg was named to a top post in the new agency, with Robert C. Goodwin as head of the Office of Defense manpow er. other key appointments include Edway, Ali, and Wer power adviser in the international branch. The changes set the defense labor framework as World War I veterans resume high-level roles.
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Washington
Anna Rosenbert
Defeng
ODM
Robert C. Goodwin
Sequi
Labor Statisticn
Goodwin Aley
Leo Wer
Rosegherwin
Franklin
D. Hee
Goodwin
Manpoysion
Rosenberg
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Cliff
India
Emmet Pta
U.S
Lake Success
Security Council
China
Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
Yeathur
Pyongyang
Kor
Central America
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