Government ethics clash hits small business revival
A Pittsburgh dispatch notes Secretary Sawyer warning many small firms may close if steel inventory replacements are not available by November 15, risking capital to reopen. The piece criticizes government and big business, urging broad economic power division to curb monopolies and aid recovery.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Sawyer
Big
Small
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Neal Family Awarded 4470 In Circuit Court
Hempstead Circuit Court adjourned till Wednesday after disposing civil cases this morning. Reed and Reed v Fairchild awarded 840 by consent. C E Neal and others awarded 1200 property damage and 2500 personal injury, Mrs Neal 750 personal injury, Olwell 72 personal injury. Ben Wesson v Hj awarded by default.
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Hempstead Circuit Court
F. Reed
Reed Mater Ca
W. H. Fairchild
C. E. Neal
Imon Orwell
Robert H. Bestian
Ben Wesson
David Hj
Ruth Arrives at Ladies' Specialty Shop
Ruth reaches the Ladies' Specialty Shop window as a life size mannequin designed by Henry Callahar for Lord and Taylor. The half size mannequin, 1B waist, can be adjusted to 1844 style by removing a waist piece, offering fashion views for larger women and half size customers.
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Ruth
Ruuth
Henry Callahar
Lord and Taylor
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Uth
Atlantic Hurricane Appears to Be Weakening
The weather bureau said the Atlantic hurricane appears to be weakening though still dangerous. The storm was about 360 miles north northeast of Bermuda at 3 a.m. moving east northeast about 20 mph. Gale winds extended roughly 400 miles west of the center with bands to the north and east and south. Sailors and ships along its path were urged to exercise caution.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Bureau
Arkansas Weather Forecast Opens Pleasantly Warm
Fair weather continues across Arkansas this afternoon and tonight as temperatures rise slightly. Tuesday looks mild with a bit more warmth into the evening hours.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court Allows Cash Fund Use by Institutions
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that cash funds from sources like student fees and dormitory charges may be used by state agencies, but not to supplement salaries beyond legislative. The decision upheld the ruling that funds cannot raise individual pay above fixed limits, enjoining such payments. The court distinguished cash funds from federal, county, endowment, or gift sources. Assistant AG Arnold Adams noted only about a dozen employees would be affected by the salary cap ruling.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cour
Griffin Smith
Pulaski
Frank Dodge
James A. Gipson
Saline County
Dodge
High Court
Ed S. McFaddin
Gipson
Arnold Adams
Truman Asserts Campaignal Role in 1952 Bid
Washington Oct 11 President Truman grows more like a confident candidate as Congress winds down, shaping a 1952 strategy to break the Democratic solid South and build a farmer labor coalition. He targets black voters and farm voters while Republicans praise some Democratic policies, wary of Truman's plan echoing FDR.
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Truman
Congress
Mrr
Trussman
Alden W. Barkley
House
Wysen
Clinton P. Anderson
Ler Thomas
Dokla
Senate Agricudture Committee
Alcoa Workers Join Steel and Coal Strikers
Alcoa workers in Arkansas and nationwide join the CIO United Steelworkers strike. About 325 Alcoa employees at Bauxite and Sweet Home halt operations as part of a broader walkout affecting 16,000 in the Aluminum Company of America plants. The nation faces mounting layoffs as steel and coal workers strike, signaling a major postwar labor conflict.
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Aluminum Company of America
Little Rock
Arkansas
CIO
United Steelworkers
Alcoa
Bauxite
Sweet Home
Reynolds Metals Company
Allied Industries
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Congress Nears End as Political Issue Looms
Washington, Oct. 17 The 81st Congress nears the end of its first session after nine months of near continuous work. Leaders expect the record to be a major political issue next year with Democrats praising domestic and foreign actions while Republicans call it poorly organized and weakly fed. Senator Myers says the record is good domestically and abroad, citing housing, rent control, reorganization, farm insurance, public works planning and hospital aid, while Senator Wherry argues the year produced the worst appropriation jam in Congress history and notes unfinished military appropriations for the new fiscal year.
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Myers
D-Pa
Stork Delivers During Mid Atlantic Airliner Flight
Shannon Ireland October 17 A stork aboard an American Overseas Airlines flight from New York to Frankfurt delivered a baby boy 400 miles from Shannon. The mother Mrs Dartinka Parker of New York City and the newborn, four pounds, were reported well and taken to Ennis hospital. Pilot Captain John Hennessy coordinated medical aid as nurse Stew fidess Macy dane Wickley and passenger Fred Wensehe assisted. There were 86 passengers aboard.
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Ireland
jFr
Américan Overseas
Dartinka Parker
New York City
Constellation
Ennis Hospital
New York
Frankfurt
Germany
Bavaria
U. S. Army
Welsbaden
John Hennessy
New Town
Conn
Uuuard
Henessy
Meg Parker
Fred Wensehe
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Millville
Njl
Three oyster types identified in study at OU site
The report notes three oysters: a large native waterer oyster, a small native Olymimia oyster from the west coast, and an imported large Japanese oyster.
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OU. Walurs
Local FFA Delegates Return From National Convention
Dorsey Byers a Hope FFA member and Burrel Joe Smittle of Patmos chapter returned Saturday from the Second National FFA convention held in Kansas City with eleven southwest Arkansas chapters. Delegates toured American Royal stockyards Nelson Gallery of Art and other city landmarks. The FFA is a national vocational agriculture youth group promoting leadership citizenship and education in public schools.
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Federal Security Agency
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Four Firms Seek Feeder Lines in Parks Air Route
Washington reports four firms seek feeder routes for an expanded Parks Air Line system. Ozark Airlines leads the testimony as the CAB consider granting authority to operate all Parks routes. Other bidders include Beanill RunWays Turn er Airlines and Southern Bus in Alexandria while hearings continue into a fourth week.
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Tulsa
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Auto Accident Fatal to Six in Louisiana
Ferriday Louisiana October 17 six people including a woman and two small boys were killed in a two car crash after one vehicle struck a stray horse. A Winnesboro nurse survived with serious injuries and was taken to a Natchez hospital.
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Cecil
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Rayville
Francis E. Mitchell
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Atl
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Stuttgart
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Jackson
Mitchell
Natchez Hospital
Ferris Day
Baldwin Noble
Coruner
Daisy Mountain Moonshine Feud Flares With New Slaying
Daisy Mountain Tennessee Oct 17 The moonshine feud flares anew with another killing as William L Parker is found shot and bludgeoned on a mountain slope. Raymond Bell 20 is wounded. Bell and his brother Ea 23 are arrested for murder. Sheriff Bruns notes stubborn silence among mountaineers and ongoing feud ties to earlier deaths. Authorities report previous indictments, acquittals, and a continued cycle of violence amid factional strife.
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Boots) Parker
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Frank Bruns
We the People
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Theodore
Pap) Parker
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Swafford
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Five killed in California Plane Crash
Riverside Calif Oct 17 A B 86 light air force bomber in fog crashed into tension wires near Riverside killing five aboard Four bodies including one civilian were recovered from the wreckage The plane en route from Williams Air Force Base Arizona to Long Beach California hit 42000 yard wires and plunged 300 feet into a ravine Names of victims not disclosed pending next of kin notification The aircraft was on a routine training flight from Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas.
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Riverside
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Williams Air Force Base
Arizona
Long Beach
Caif
Sheppard Field
Wlchita Fuits
Being a Godfather Tougher Than Real Fatherhood
HAL BOYLE recalls becoming Nina’s godfather in a New York church ceremony. He notes the official, deliberate nature of godparenting, contrasts it with instant fatherhood in hospitals, and reflects on the responsibilities, worries, and awkward duties that come with guiding a godchild.
Expect Green to Say No to Lewis Offer
Washington reports labor leaders weigh reaction to John L. Lewis proposed steel strike fund. AFL and CIO leaders, including William Green and Philip Murray, consider pooling resources with United Mine Workers to back the drive, while miners press to aid those in mining regions first. Green may delay decision after AFL council dinner.
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William Green
John L. Lewis
AFL
Nnance
CIO
Lewis
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Green
Philip Murray
Paul
Murray
Michael
AFL Executive Council
Three Hope Family Members Hurt In Wreck Near Benin
Three members of a Hope family were injured in a spectacular three vehicle rear end crash near Stave twepiied south of Benin early Saturday night. Novia Matre, Hope distributor for Cies Service oil products, escaped injury. Mrs. Moore was shaken up and their small boy sustained an injured jaw. The Moore wife’s sister was less seriously hurt. The driver of the other truck and the Moore family were not seriously injured. The family returned to Hope Sunday while Moore was en route to Little Rock for the Arkansas Texas football game. A brand new Dodge driven by Moore struck the overpass approach and burst into flames, the car was completely destroyed but the occupants escaped with minor injuries. State Police Sergeant Milton Mosier took Mrs. Moore and the children to Malvern for medical treatment.
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Novia Matre
Cies
Moore
Witte Wirl
Hope Sunday
Lidle Rock
State Hospital
Isu
Milton Mosier
Malvern
Railroad strike looms as 32 claims await decision
Amid ongoing talks two hundred thousand union workers are on strike across the United States and Canada, with 32 remaining claims up for consideration. Negotiators say if not settled a new method will be set up, and the strike continues.
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Aga Railroad
Antry
Conalderie
Geek
Tates
Protherk Ls
Million dollar parade lights Foley Kansas show days
The report covers a large horse show at Foley Kansas City October 17 featuring various breed divisions. Mrs Lo Combs of Longviews led entries, with 1200 classes noted for grand champion carload cattle and other regional competitors including Willigny and West.
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Kansas City
Combs
Rbles
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Oklahoma
Willigny
Oaneaa ‘Iit Oo Alleott West
Colo
Nce
Swindlin Sam Reunited with His Only Wife
Swindlin Sam Engel, released from jail, is reunited with his former wife Payithé Langtoh as they settle in a South Side apartment. Prosecutors had charged him amid schemes involving wealthy widows and tens of thousands of dollars, with a criminal court appearance planned. Engles’ lawyer says he plans to open a loop office and pursue writing for film and TV.
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Engel
Lton
New York City
Tye
Magazis
Noel Call
Mra
Heuade Corrigan
Chicago
Mexican Cotton Worker Killed in Arkansas Accident
In Memphis on October 1 a Mexican cotton picker, identified as Benjamin Estrada of Monterrey, Mexico, fell from an open truck near Joiner, Arkansas, and died. Witnesses said Estrada tumbled from the vehicle as it moved, and he was transported to a hospital but succumbed to injuries.
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Benjam Estrada
Monterre Mexico
Joseph’ ‘Hospital
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