Government aids veterans housing and material controls
In November 1945 and 1946 the United States faced a surge in veterans housing as wartime controls ended. The government used priorities and subsidies to spur construction, buying prefabs, easing materials limits, and funding up to 100000 in premium payments to boost output while turning temporary units into housing for veterans.
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Ashington
Washington, Ly
Becme
Searce
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
y-Congress
Neges
Truman
Wyatt
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Housing Administration
REC
Mr. Truman
George E. Allen
Radio program lineup with Arkansas performers
Radio show features KARK including Little Joydie and her Million Dollar Voice Ezzie Nickleboc, Smiling Mack, and Little Earl the South's Beet Yondeler along with others presenting a variety of acts in Arkansas.
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KARK
Little Joydie
Ezzie Nickleboc
Arkansas
Mack
Little Earl
South
Beet Yondeler
Williams Named American League Most Valuable Player
Boston outfielder Ted Williams won the 1948 American League MVP after a brilliant five year major league run. He led a Red Sox contingent in the top ten, with Hal Newhouser, Bobby Doerr and Johnny Pesky among the runners up. Other top finishers included Mickey Vernon, Bob Feller, Dave Ferriss, Hank Greenberg, Dom DiMaggio, and Lou Boudreau, as voting by the Baseball Writers Association of America concluded.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Joe Jackson
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Tiger
Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Johnny Pesky
Peta
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Williams
Ted
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Newhouser
Dave
Boo} Ferris
Ferriss
Hank Greenberg
Dom DiMaggio
Boston
Shortston
Lou Boudreau
Pauls Mission in Thessalonica and Early Church Life
The article reviews Acts chapter 17 and Pauls two Thessalonians letters, detailing his missionary methods, the churchs formation in Thessalonica, and the mix of Gentile and Jewish members. It notes opposition from Jews, Pauls self support in ministry, and the ethic of labor and shared aid within the early Christian community.
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Thessalonians
William E. Gilroy
Paul
Thessalonica
Paul Bean
Jesus
Silas
Christ
Berea
Pank
War veteran Abbatt sentenced to death for murder on Deal Island
Ross J Abbatt a 24 year old war veteran was sentenced to death by hanging for shooting Pansy Twig and two friends in Chesapeake Bay near Deal Island Maryland. Chief Judge Gird Henry Jr condemned the defendant noting a strong criminal record does not justify disobedience of law. Defense argued postwar frustration while the state prosecutor welcomed the ruling as a caution to former service members.
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Cambridge
Ross J. Abbatt
Secuiity
Itm
Abbatt
Sluitian
Billly Io
Pansy ‘Twig
Pansy ‘Twig As She Siwain
Chesapeake Bay
Deal Island
Maryland
Gird Henry, Jr
Threeman Court
Melvin Silberg
Somerset County
Atorney Prentiss W. Evans
Abbott
Army Recruiting Shift Moves to Hempstead Court House
The U S Army Recruiting Service relocated from city hall to room 203 Hempstead Court House. Sgt Russell Hye heads the ideal recruiting branch seeking men aged 17 to 34 for 3 year enlistments across multiple branches with pay incentives and benefits including training, tax exemptions, insurance, and mustering-out pay.
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U. S. Army
City Hall
Hempstead
Russel Hye
Regulate Army
Adjutant General's
Coast Artillery
Corps of Engineers
Counter - Intelligence Corps
Pier Artillery
Pacific Theater
United States
Calvery
Ih I
7Th Infantry
24Th Infantry
25Th Infantry Division
Finance Department
Hope Bobcats Rout Gurdon 82 to 6 in Hammons Stadium
Hope Bobcats dominated Gurdon 82 to 6 at Hammons Stadium. Cap tan Bill Morton opened scoring. Jack Wells and Jack Bell added early TDs. Miller, Davidson, Sutton, and Britt starred on offense. Bearden, Reed, Albritton and Gray key on defense. Outstanding players included Bearden Reed Britt Crawford Bell Milley. Next week Hope travels to Portdyce for conference action.
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Hope Bobcats
Gurdon High School
Hammons Stadium
Hope Backs
Hope
Gurdon Finas
Captan
Bill Morton
Gurdon
Jack Wells
Bobcats
Rogers
Gordon
Davidson
Sell
Huddleston
Cats
Sutton
Jack Bell
Morton
Trout
Peeples
Gray
Bepby Bearden
Miller
Britt
Milley
Hope Flightchool Band
Bobcat
Reed
Albritton
O. T. Crawford
Brady
Dope
Bobcagts
Pordyce
Nope
Bearden
Crawford Bell
Por Gordon
Hot Springs discussed as United Nations seal site
Hot Springs officials including Governor Ben Tenney and Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin weighed the Sentinel Record proposal by C J Palmer to back Hot Springs as the United Nations seal. Tenney called for broad backing and state discussion to gauge feasibility and local support, while McLaughlin praised the idea as timely and important and urged immediate endorsement from Arkansans.
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Hot Springs
C. J. Palmer
Sentinel Record
Era
United Nations
Ben Tenney
U. N
Arkansas
U. W
Laney
Leo P. McLaughlin
Palmer
National Parke Service
Ouachita National Forest
Denver
Government eyes single wartime agency unit restructuring
Washington reports the end of the low cost clothing program and moves toward merging CPA and other wartime agencies into a single unit. Stabilization Director Steelman and budget officials discuss extending control changes as OPA plans staff cuts to about 17,500 by Jan 1 and 18,600 by Jan 31 while CPA abolishes the clothing program.
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Washington
CPA
Trumnan
John R. Steelman
Budget Bureau
OPA
Ig 64
Mitre
Bravett State
Prooduction
Magnolia pipeline plans peace time oil flow from Texas
Dallas, Texas, November 16 plans for peacetime piping of oil from Texas fields to Illinois were disclosed by Magnolia pipeline company. A 20 inch line would run from Corsicana Texas to Til, pass through Arkansas near Foreman and Little Rock, with pumping stations at Foreman and Searcy Arkansas and Doniphan Missouri. Construction is slated for 1947. J G Latimer, president of Magnolia, announced details.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Illinois
Magnolia Pipeline Company
Arkansas
Foreman
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Corsica
J. G. Latimer
Magnolia Firm
Foreman and Searcy
Ark
Doniphan
Five Year Old Black Man Faces Grand Jury Charge
Little Rock report says a five year old black man was brought before the Pulaski grand jury on a criminal incident charge after a 20 year old white girl identified him in municipal court as the man who confronted her in Boyle Park Saturday night. The judge cautioned possible error, noting the defendant testified he was at home asleep and his elderly mother corroborated him. Police were seeking leads in another case where a 50 year old grandmother reported being assaulted by a young Negro, with only a vague description available.
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Hin
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New York
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Messier
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Tunisia
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Jone
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Otie
Kael
Aness Sergean
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Congress
United Mine Workers
Clark
Secretary of the Interior
Solid Fuels Administration
Krugi
Truman
Wiless
Steel Industry
Pittsburgh
Coal Industry
Republican plan splits on quick tax cuts and budget cuts
Washington reports that Republican leaders clash over moving to a rapid 20 percent personal income tax cut while urging budget reductions first. Senate and House factions debate timing, with Taft and Knutson steering plans, and a pre Congress taxes study ordered by the Steering Committee.
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Republican
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Senate
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
RH. O
Republican Steering Committee
Finance Committee
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
Taft
Senate Finance Committee
Harold Knutson
Mits
Ways and Means Committee
Knutson
Sen
H. Styles Bridges
N. H
Senate Republican Conference
Theodore G, Bilbo
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Ohio
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Maki Ts
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Ellender
House Republicans
79Th Congress
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