Formosa and Wake talks stir questions after off the record briefing
The article details confusion over a Wake conference about Formosa. Anonymous Pentagon officials said the president and MacArthur reached an understanding, but the exact terms remain unclear. Senator Knowland pressed for the full text of the off the record briefing to clarify any policy implications.
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Council Delays Action Until After Election
The Arkansas Legislative Council postponed consideration of proposed state budgets for the 1951-53 fiscal years until after the November 3 general election. Two initiated measures raise the stakes, including a statewide prohibition act likely to cut beer and liquor tax revenues and proposed amendment 410 earmarking state revenues for specific uses. The council said there is little point in reviewing budget recommendations until the election outcomes are known.
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Thorne family murder plot deepens with staged will
Leeana Thorne confronts accusations as Miss Maggie’s death unleashes a deadly family power struggle. Peter and Sondra insinuate foul play while Jasper has fled with the sheriff in pursuit. The late aunt’s will prompts tension over inheritances as danger lingers in the Thorne house.
Dewey Downplays Hanley Letter in Newburgh Speech
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey sought to minimize the Hanley letter amid charges from Rep. W. A. Lynch. He argued no fault in Lt. Gov. Hanley’s admission of assurances to raise debts, drawing a Roosevelt example to defend his stance. He tied the issue to Eisenhower’s 1952 candidacy and noted political attack lines from opponents.
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Arkansas Library presidency nomination report
Nareulla Grider of Muyetlevitly a member of the University of Arkansas Kansas faculty was slated to become president of the Arkansas Library today. She was nominated without opposition though suggested Kath Neel and Billie Bock as alternatives.
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Dykes to face rebuilding A’s after Mack era ends
Philadelphia manager designate Jimmy Dykes vows a hard rebuild of the Athletics following Connie Mack's retirement. Mack bids farewell at a luncheon after decades guiding the club while Dykes, supported by Arthur Ehlers, plans spring training with aims to avoid last-place finish and keep key players.
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Cripps Resigns From British Cabinet
Washington reports Brig. Gen Earl Nicks of Arkansas named deputy chief of the national guard bureau. Cripps and Ehlers receive new posts as Mack retires, with Ehlers promoted to general manager and Dykes moved to a new role amid a shift toward a new era in Philadelphia baseball.
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Ricks Named Head of Guard Bureau
Calera Alabama October 12 Up state police and about 1000 citizens hunted a gold toothed Negro who raped Mrs Kathleen Holley 37 and killed her four year old son in a swamp west of town after the assault she lay semiconscious in a Birmingham hospital with bullet wounds while a railroad hitchhiker was cleared as not the suspect and searches continued under steady rain with roads and trains checked and all access to the swamp blocked
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Industrialists See Continued Advances
New York dispatch reports businessmen foresee a global US defense buildup after the President warns of fighting Reds anywhere. Industrial leaders expect taxes beyond prior plans or increased government borrowing to fund a large defense program. Civilian goods cuts are anticipated as defense expands.
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New York
United States
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Ricks Named Deputy Chief of National Guard Post
General Ricks, long time Army Air Forces officer and 154th observation squadron pilot, was born in 1908 at West Point Mississippi. He led air bases in Miami Cairo and the Pacific during World War II and helped in Hot Springs cleanup that spurred Sidney McMath’s rise to mayor county prosecutor and governor. He later became adjutant general in Arkansas.
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Industries Brace for Potential Shortages and Curbs
Spokesmen from hate builders auto makers tire and milk dealers warn of shortages and possible government curbs. Home builders say new mortgage rules will curb housing and raise unemployment. Auto dealers fear installment limits will push low income buyers out. Ice makers contest rubber use cuts as unnecessary. Some leaders say their sectors can meet both military and civilian needs while others fear tighter controls. Executives at the National Defense Transportation Association in San Francisco say the system can handle increasing military demand without travel priorities.
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National Association of Home- Builders
Houston
Thheir
San Francisco
National Defense Transportation Association
Amusement Construction Ban Favored by Government
Washington reports the government weighing an emergency ban on building race tracks dance halls bowling alleys and other amusement venues to conserve materials for munitions. The scope may include new movie theaters and night clubs while real estate credit limits and bank reserve tightening loom. Industry groups warn of a building slow with millions of homes and vast materials saved, urging self conservation instead.
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