Arkansas Senators Press Flood Control and Soil Plan
Conway reports Senate leaders Fulbright and McClellan urged national importance of flood control and soil conservation in the Arkansas valley. They called the program fundamental to national life, likening expenditures to a national investment, while praising local soil districts and conservation service efforts. The Arkansas delegation and chamber officials backed river navigation and flood measures.
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Market Report New Orleans Cotton Futures Steady Close
New Orleans market report shows futures closing steady with gains across contracts. Oct high 31.72 low 31.32 close 31.68 up 23, Dee 31.46 1941, May 30.32 30.10 close 30.22 up 2, noting industry prices and daily volatility. Hope Star of Hope Arkansas indicates publication details and staff credits.
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CIO Leaders Delay Action on Taft Hartley Compliance
Pittsburgh Sept 5 CIO leaders plan to delay action until their Oct 14 convention to decide on complying with the Taft Hartley law requiring non communist affidavits from union officials. NRLB cautions that without affidavits 15,000 workers may be denied use of the agency, while CIO steel workers unions report 10 recent elections independent of NRLB. Independent International Association of Machinists says it fully complied with affidavit and financial reporting provisions, claiming 625,000 members.
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Draft Eisenhower for President League plans 1948 bid
Three political amateurs in Washington form the Draft Eisenhower for President League. They aim to organize Eisenhower for president clubs nationwide and persuade Republican delegates to nominate him at the 1948 GOP convention, hoping for acclamation. None has met Eisenhower. Maurice Mumford, Robert Harr, and Henry Spalding lead the effort.
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Radar cooking device speeds up housework in 1952
Radar cooker hailed as new heat application since fire. Raytheon and Radar device makers claim home models will be ready in three to five years, with Navy ships and hotels already testing. Oven-like unit promises 20 minute baked dishes, 40 second corn on the cob, and auto shutoff, but stresses meat browning first to resemble real steak.
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Social and Personal Notes from September 8
Social calendar lists four Circle meetings at First Presbyterian Church with hosts Mrs. Harvey Barr Mrs Jim McKenzie Mrs C G Lewis and Mrs Roy Johnson. Coming and going note John Prisley moves to McAllen Texas and Hope youths from Fayetteville include Betty Kotins Peggy McNeil Phyllis Williams Marystoy Moses Mary Carolyn Andrews Bob Elmore Charles Thomas Jr C V Nuno Jr Crustuart Meg Hammans Bill Rowson John Asher Hudson Sonny Brannon. James T Copeland son of Mr and Mrs H R Copeland recently arrived from Camp Stone Man Calif after overseas service in Japan. Mrs William Maurice Barrett of Sith Rock visits, plans to reunite with husband Mr Barrett Saturday. Mrs Charles Dudley returns from visit to Little Rock Hot Springs Gordon.
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TV Schedules and Medical Education Notes
Central Standard Time reports New York listings for CBS PBS and boxing with programs and times. A discussion on a pediatric hospital plan cites Dr Reilly advocating a child health facility to provide inpatient beds ambulatory care and outreach services across the state.
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