Buchanan Committee to Uncover Deep Lobbying Networks in DC
The Select Committee led by Frank Buchanan is near releasing a dozen reports on lobbying activity. It has already studied housing and real estate lobbies and the Federal Security Agency health proposals, with future findings on Public Affairs Institute and Foundation for Economic Freedom among others. The panel aims to strengthen the Lobby Registration Act while exposing underground influence and propaganda in Washington.
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Washington
NEA
Pennsylvania
Frank Buchanan
Select Committee
Bu_chanan
Buchanan’ Committee
Buchanan
Buchanan Committee
Federal Security Agency
Or &D
Algo
Foundation For Economic Education
Public Affairs Institute
Dewey Anderson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Foundation For Economic Freedom
Leonard Reed
Edward A. Rumiley
Committee For
William L. Patterson
Civil Rights Congress
Rumley
Patterson
Government Agendsa
Department of State
Department of Agriculture
American Bar Association
Savings and Loan Companies
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Benedict F. FitzGerald, Jr
Global animal skins demand for 1980 footwear
An estimated 104 million animal rides and skins from all corners of the world will be required in 1980 to meet America's demand for Bg and leather soles.
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America
U S to Double Forces and Warn Russia
President Truman urged a 3 000 000 man force to block Communist aggression, signaling higher taxes and broader draft calls. Congress pledged support while some urged even larger mobilization as he warned Moscow not to misread American resolve. Korea is the front line in the struggle between freedom and tyranny.
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Washington
Truman
Senator Lodge
R'Mass
McClellan
D-Ark
Russia
Hitler
America
Congress
White House
Korea
Koreas
Iruman
Lis
South Korea
United Nations Command
Blevins Public Schools to Open Sept 11
Blevins Public Schools will open Monday September 11 with a half day for organization and book lists. Bus routes return to regular schedules. Superintendent J K Meiders announces the faculty for High School Principal R I Lines and staff. Elementary and Belvins Training School listings include multiple named teachers and several positions yet to be filled.
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Blevins
J. K. Meiders
R. I. Lines
Doyle T. Frazier
Coy E. Nolen
Ada May Perry
M., Stuart
R. J. Lines
Belvins Training School
DB. Robinson
R. H. Jacques
Vedie M. Robinson
Jewel Jacques
Samuel Cooper
Sue Emmy Allen
Zelma Buffington
Margaret Stuest
Amilee Smith
Jodie L. Duffie
Evelyn Burton
Charline Hopkins
Lula McFadden
Ollie B. Reynolds
Rath Walker
Verna Mae Scott
Edith £. Draper
Americans yearn for home but miss Japan in Korea
In Korea troops recall World War II homesick longing for New York and Kansas yet many say Japan felt like home. They paired with Japanese girls, explored mountains, and endured fleas and mosquitoes. The war brings loneliness, filth, and shifting fronts, yet streams and majestic peaks offer brief solace amid harsh fighting.
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Japan
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
Korea
U. S
New York
Kansas
Texas
Hirohito
Island
Tokyo
Yokohama
Hime
Koreas
Settlement Ends Switchmen Labor Dispute at White House
Settlement of the AFL Switchmen Union of North America dispute with ten western railroads at the White House ends a 17 month wage and hours fight. A 23 cent hourly raise starts October 1 plus a cost of living bonus for every point above 174, plus operating rule changes and a three year pact. Trainmen and conductors separately say their talks remain unresolved.
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Waonugwa
AFL
Switchmen's Union of North America
White House
GE Faces Coast to Coast General Strike
New York September 2 generals strike threatens GE as CIO International Union of Electrical Workers calls for walkouts at about 23,000 GE workers in New York Massachusetts and 35,000 more across 25 cities and 51 plants. Concessions failed and union hopes cross union lines to gain broader support.
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New York
General Electrie Co
Massachusetts
Atomic Energy
Schenectady
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
CIO
Independent
Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Washington Eyes Home Front Rationing Plan
Government agencies await White House signal to begin limited scale use of strong home front powers. Steps include tightening installment buying, prioritizing scarce materials for military contracts, and limiting basic material inventories to curb hoarding. Truman warns hard work and sacrifice at home as defense build up continues. He promises further discussion in a forthcoming fireside chat and outlines gradual enforcement, avoiding price and wage controls for now.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Truman
Nate Peein
Powero
Mr. Truman
Man to Be in Hope Tuesday on New Social Security Rule
Congress loosened Social Security eligibility. 65 or older now needs 11 years of covered employment. Many previously denied benefits may qualify under the new law. A representative will be at the Arkansas Employment Office in Hope on Tuesday September 5 at 2 pm to start taking claims.
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Congress
Eugene J. Riegler, Manger
Texarkana
Arkansas
Hope
Travis Hunt Buys Registered Jersey Cow
Travis Dale Hunt of Hope Arkansas has purchased his first registered Jersey cow Roseland Dolly Noble from J. E. Lightle Jr. of Bearcy Arkansas. The announcement comes from the American Jersey Cattle Club at its national headquarters in Columbus Ohio dated August 31 1950.
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Columbus
Ohio
Travis Dale Hunt
Hope Ark
American Jersey Cattle Club
New Jersey
Roseland Dolly Noble
J. E. Lightle, Jr
Bearcy
Ark
United Nations Forces Halt Red Push At Front
United Nations and South Korean troops blunted a Red offensive along the Naktong bulge as air power and ground units smashed three key Red concentrations. U S First Cavalry attacked hills near Waegwan while Pusan and Taegu fronts pushed Communist forces back. MacArthur restricted troop identifications to protect mobile reinforcements.
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Tongu
Pusan
Haman
Naktong River
Yongsan
Naktong
Hyonpung
Pohang
Kigye
Tokyo
Nam
Feaderosa
United “Nations B
U. S
Noel Heda
Waegwan
U.S. Air Force
Hed
Gem George
Stratemeyer
Kumehon
Chinju
Kochang
Koyan
Che
MacArthur
U. N
Boideling
Draft Board Announces Labor Day Closure and September Examinations
J. M. Duffle, chairman of Selective Local Board No. 29, announced the board will close Monday, September 4, for Labor Day and reopen Tuesday. The board urges registrants to keep their addresses current as many call for physical examinations are expected in August and September.
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J. M., Duffle
Selective Local Board No
Unclear Nature Fragments Prompt Brief City Record
The readable text presents disjointed phrases about ribbon tailed birds and sunken ships with scattered references to the National Geographic Society and Spanish gallions, but lacks coherent facts suitable for a formal news item or precise report.
Proclamation for Hope as Livestock Show Preview City
A proclamation designates Hope as the host city for a September 1950 livestock show involving seventeen counties. The document emphasizes the event's role in showcasing progress in the livestock industry and calls a public observance during September with attendance at a civic gathering and demonstrations of western attire.
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Heneas
Hope
Onesea
Meade i
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Kume
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Tukson
Skuisor
Miles
Switchmen
Spurs Hope
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Jersey
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