Goodwin Named Executive Director Of Defense Manpower Office
Robert C Goddwitt is named to a key post within the expanding defense manpower program. Goodwin, 44, head of the government employment service, becomes executive director of the Office of Defense Manpower as Secretary Tobin organizes mobilization tasks. He previously directed the Bureau of Employment Security coordinating state employment services and jobless benefits.
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Alumumurh Th. Horessers
Robert C. Goddwitt
Goodwin
Office of Defense Manpower
Tobin
Truman
Labor Department
Thes Bureau of Employment Security
Ithd
Self Regulation Program Encourages Clean Beer Stores
A voluntary Self Regulation Program sponsored by the Brewing Industry prompts retailers to keep their shops clean bright and orderly. A retailer who sees how the program helps others quickly joins, demonstrating its advantages to neighbors.
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Brewing Industry
Senate Group to Decide on Letter Probe
A Senate campaign policing subcommittee will decide soon whether to investigate an explosive letter involving Lt. Gov. Hanley, GOP candidate for New York Senate. Democrats say the letter implies Hanley was paid to run and aid Dewey nomination, while Republicans deny it. Senator Gillette, chair, spoke by phone with Stennis and Schoeppel as the group weighs formal requests for a probe.
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Washington
Senate
Do R. Hanley
New York
Henley
Thomas K. Dewey
Gillette
Ind
Cheroke
Town
Stennis
Schoeppel
Privileges and Elections
Senate Rules Committee
Military spending surge prompts controls on industry
Officials said NPA Administrator William H. Harrison was told defense spending would rise to about 18 billion dollars yearly and reach 2 billion in early 1981. Proposed measures include banning new amusement venues, prioritizing scarce oil containers and metal, and allocating steel for 63 000 freight cars in 1951. Military sources estimate 30 percent of aluminum output will go to the armed forces as air force expansion peaks.
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NPA
William H. Harrison
Harrison
McMath and Speek to Lead Hot Springs Get Out the Vote Parade
Governor Sid McMath and Republican candidate Jefferson W. Speek will be invited to lead a get out the vote parade in Hot Springs on Monday November 6. The Hot Springs Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event along with city and county candidates and supporters for and against proposed amendments.
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Hot Springs
Sid McMath
Jefferson W. Speék
Frenchman's Bayou
Political Turmoil Follows Hanley Letter In Gubernatorial Race
Leaders of the American Labor parity in New York face a divisive moment as the group weighs its stance amid Republican and Democratic tensions. Gillette pushed for broad investigations while promising formal complaint probes after subcommittee approval. Hanley’s letter, alleging a 90 day fix for personal finances if he joins the GOP Senate bid, sparked attacks against Dewey and Hanley. Democrats, led by Rep. Lynch, push impeachment talk amid the swift political fallout.
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New York
Gillette
Subcommittee
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Hanley
Zerce
GOP
Senate
Dewey
W. Kingls and Macy
Suffolk County
Walter A.lynch
Vishinsky Opens New Peace Plan at UN Meeting
Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky is slated to outline a new peace plan at the UN political committee, echoing a big five pact and arms cuts but proposing that the first nation to drop an atomic bomb be singled out. U S sources say the move mirrors Moscow’s peace offensive and faces likely rejection, while Truman prepares a UN Day speech on world peace.
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Lake Success
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
U. N
Stockholm
U. N. Assembly
Vishinsky
U. S
Russia
General Assembly
Truman
America
Soviet Union
Sale of Hope School District Bonds At Auction
Hope School District No 1A of Hempstead County Arkansas will sell to the highest bidder for cash its proposed issue of 300000 construction bonds dated September 1 1950 bearing 24 percent per annum interest payable semi annually on June 1 and December 1 maturing serially through December 1 1969 at specified amounts. The district imposes a seven mill building tax 1951 1969 and thereafter until paid. Bonds callable prior to maturity from surplus funds. Auction bids to be received November 8 1950 at 7 30 PM in the superintendent office Hope Arkansas with 6000 FDIC listed certified check required from each bidder as liquidated damages. district may reject all bids. For details contact the district board.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Commissioner of Education
Graves & Graves
City of
Kansas
FDIC
Board OF Directors
Hope School District NO
Geo. P. Newbern, Jr
Syd McMath
Clay to Dedicate Freedom Bell in Germany
Gen Lucius C. Clay returns to Germany for the first time since retirement to dedicate Berlin's Freedom Bell during United Nations Day ceremonies scheduled for tomorrow.
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Clay
Freedom Bell
Germany
Frankfurt
Lucius C. Clay
Berlin
Election Proclamation Hempstead County 1950 Election Date
The Sheriff of Hempstead County Arkansas proclaims the general election will be held Tuesday November 7 1950 for federal and state officers and county offices. Voters will decide amendments and initiated acts and whether to build a county hospital with a building tax. Polls open 8:00 a.m. close 6:30 p.m. at listed precincts including Hope Ward 1 Fire Station Ward 2 Court House and other local sites. Oct 14 1950. Claud H. Sutton Sheriff.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Hempstead County
United States
Sands
Supreme Court
Hope Ward
Court House
Ccity
City Hall
Cotton Row
Patmos Fulton Blevins DeAnn Rocky Moune
Bairds Chapel
McNab Belton Friendship Stephenson School House
Guernsey McCaskill
Washington Bardis Goodlett Cross Roads
Bingen Saratoga
Ozan
Shover Springs
Jaka Jones
Piney Grove
Spring Hill Deanyvilla Columbus
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Brewers Foundation
SO Itramid
Little, Bock, Ark
McMath
Buick
Sures
Srude
Taga
Henry J, Taylor
ABC Network
Avaning
Roger Clinton Buick Co
E. 3Rd
Nugie
Claud H. Sutton
DARCO
Darco All Grain
Co Sratch
Lizzie T
Horn
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Vagal
Stubart
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