Tax Talk Applies Costs to Big Fellows in U S Steel Case
The piece argues Truman's tax plan shifts costs to consumers via indirect taxes and price markups, hitting big corporations like U S Steel first. It cites retroactive tax features raising federal taxes by about 23 percent for U S Steel and predicts higher car prices as Ford, Chrysler, and GM respond. The author condemns the administration for misleading, dragging the cost of living down to city slum levels.
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Truman
Korea
Russia
Europe
Tvs
America
Washington
United States Steels
Wall Stent Journal
U. S. Steel
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford
Chrysler Motor Companies
General Motors
Former Hope Resident Mayo Dies in El Dorado
Tim S. Mayo aged 72 of Eureka California former Hope resident died of a heart attack yesterday at a brother's home in El Dorado He is survived by three sons Paul Mayo of Pittsburgh Texas Wesley Mayo of Camden Ark Smead Mayo of Eureka California three daughters Mrs Leona Cornelius Mrs Ines Parsons and Miss Edna Mayo of Eureka a granddaughter Mrs Virginia Watterson of Hope Funeral services set for 2 90 today in El Dorado with body to be shipped to Eureka California for burial
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Tim S. Mayo
Eureka
California
Hope
Local Youths Fined in Texarkana Court
Arkansas municipal court Tuesday fined two Hope men on speeding charges. Games Jeveter, 21, and Charles Atkins, 21, were assessed 55 and costs after their arrest in Texarkana.
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Texarkana
Ty Texarakna
Arkansas Municipal Court
Hope Men
Gamnes Jveter
Charles Atkins
Negro Boosters Meet Tonight at Hape High School
Citizens are urged to join the Yerger Boosters club at 7 30 PM tonight at Hape High School. A large crowd is expected as interested residents gather to support local activities.
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Hape
Yerger Boosters Club
Charles Wylie in Kansas City Clinic
Charles Wylie, a local automobile dealer, is in Kansas City Missouri for treatment at a research clinic. He is undergoing visits as part of his medical care while in the city.
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Charles Wylie
Kansas City
Misso Ee
Chinese Hint Stratafing Apology Not Acceptable
The Peiping radio hinted the Communists may reject an Allied apology for the Kaesong zone strafings. Peace in Korea hinges on Red reaction, while Tokyo optimism grows they will accept and rejoin talks. Elsewhere, Allied divisions advance northward as defense reports show U.S. battle casualties at 82,382, up 596 since last week.
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Peiping
Kaesong
Korea
Tokyo
Defense Department
U.S
Fulbright Explains Backing Truman Stand
Washington Sept 12 Senator Fulbright of Arkansas explained his stance on supporting President Truman for re election if Truman secures Democratic dominance. He said he would follow party rules, noting his 1842 pledge to back Democratic nominees and that he has not blindly followed every Democratic policy. He did not name a preferred Democratic presidential nominee.
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Washington
Fulbright DeArk
Truman
Grant Arkansay
Lillie Rock
Fulbright
Russell
D-Ga
Sand in High School Motorbikes Sparks Police Probe
W C Bruner and Cecil Rogers reported motorbikes at the high school had sand dumped into their gas tanks last week. Police say the incident occurred then but was not reported until yesterday. Virginia Field and Willard Parker plan a private wedding at the Jackson home with Superior Judge Jeffery officiating. Field has previous marriages to Paul Douglas and Howard Grode.
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W. C. Bruner
Cecil Rogers
Virginia Field
Hollywood
Willard Parker
Jack Jackson
Harold B. Jeffery
Miss Field
Paul Douglas
Howard Grode
Stock Show Parade Promises to Be Best in History
The Third District Livestock Show parade committee led by Bern Owen plans the biggest parade yet with at least 15 floats and 4 humorous entries. Entries are due by September 17, with prizes from 40 dollars in several divisions including civic and community floats, best dressed rider, and most unique entry. BI Gentry handles pet entries and prize matters.
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Bern Owen
Arch Wylie
Jon Britt
Clyde Calfoe
Motlig Lueck
Bill Gentry
Palace
BI Gentry
Prescott Student Joins Airforce
Prescott student Tra Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson of Prescott, enlisted in the United States Air Force after graduating Prescott High School. He attended Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia, completed two years toward a degree, and plans to finish his education while in service. He was remembered as an expert baseball player in high school.
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Vva
DB. Wilson
West Front Street
Prescett
United States Air Force
Tra
M. @. Wilson
Prescott
Prescott High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Towield
Ira
Patmos Youth Enlists in U S Army in 1951
Troy Laba, son of Mr and Mrs Don Laba of Patmos Rt 1 Ack, enlisted in the United States Army effective Sept 11 1951. A 1940 Patmos High graduate, he later attended Southern Bates College in Magnolia majoring in civil engineering and played basketball in high school. He plans to enter Officers Candidate School after basic training at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Troy 1
Laba
Don Laba
Rt. 1
Patmos
Ack
United States Army
Troy
Patmos High
Southern Bate College
Magnolia
Laha
Fort, Sam Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Services Sunday Near McCaskill
The Rev. D. A. Fox will preach Saturday night and Sunday morning at the Home of BE Myrick of McCaskill. The public is invited.
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D. A. Fox
BE. H. Myrick
McCaskill
Utilities Group Takes Fight to Court
Private utilities and a labor union appealed the Arkansas PSC ruling approving AECC’s 10.5 million dollar Olark plant and 544 miles of transmission lines. The suit claims the PSC ignored key issues. Circuit Judge Guy Amater set Sept 11 for a preliminary hearing.
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PSC
Pulaski County
Thal
Guy" Amaler
Arkansas Electric Co - Operative Corp
Olark
Ark
Arian Bas
Man Jumps From Bridge Saved by Fellow Citizen
A North Little Rock man leaped from the Main Street bridge around 7:27 PM, and fellow resident Joe Whiteman dived into the Arkansas River seven minutes later to pull him to shore. McLendon, a former veterans hospital patient, was held at City jail awaiting physician examination after the incident.
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North Little Rock
Arkansas
Jack McLendon
Main Street
Little Rock
Joe Whiteman
McLyundon
McClendon
Whitman
North Little
Rock
Woodrow James
Leonard Ballanan
McLenden
City
Veterans Hospital
Washington State
Oilman Turner Hearing Delayed as He Seeks Treatment
A. B. Buck Turner accused of threatening his estranged wife with an ashtray in Hot Springs has a hearing postponed indefinitely. Municipal Judge Lloyd Dunnell granted the delay while Turner, a wealthy oilman, is reported to be in a Little Rock hospital. Bond set at two thousand five hundred sixty dollars.
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Hot Springs
A. B.buck ‘Turner
Lloyd Dunnell
Little Rock
Turker
Etree
Man Tries to Join Army But Ends Up in Jail
A 20 year old man named Floyd Bruce Turner was detained in Helton Kansas after attempting to enlist at the recruiting office last week. Police checked records and found no matching entry. officers sought guidance from state authorities before granting clearance. A telegram requested Turner be held.
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Man
Army
Helton
Kansas
Floyd Bruce Turner
Allen Shipp
Polley
Tamer
Truman Blasted for Talk on U S Economy
Washington Sept 12. Senators and House leaders accused President Truman of misleading the public with so called butterfly statistics about government surpluses and waste. Republican leaders taft and Martin condemned the speech as unhelpful while Byrd and Douglas challenged the administration and urged Congress to cut waste and extravagance.
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Washingt
Senate
Ferguson
eMlety Sale
Truman
Michiana
Myr. Truman
Byrd Vasone
Mir
Byrd
Wao
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
House
Troy
Congress
Uy Piers
Stanley High
High
Douglas
Taft
Tremen
United States
Two More Meet Violent Death In Arkansas
Seven persons died violently in Arkansas this week including two on Tuesday. In Magnolia 11 year old Thamis A Spaulding III accidentally hanged himself on a homemade trapeze in the garage of his family home. Night chief of police Leo Neely said the boy reportedly climbed a ladder to reach the trapeze, fell and became entangled in the rope. A 40 year old St Francis county farmer Erwin Quinn was shot to death on his Crowley s farm. a worker on the farm was held for investigation.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Magnolia
Thamis A. Spaulding
Leo Neely
St. Francis County
Erwin Quinn
Crowley
Suing Gene Autry for 526766 Injury Suit Filed
James C. Loumos a 34 year old film sound technician filed a negligence suit in Los Angeles naming Gene Autry and others for 526766 after a film explosion injured and disfigured him. The complaint also targets Local 44 of the Affiliated Property Craftsmen and George McKinnon alleging fault in triggering the blast during production.
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Los Angeles
James C. Loumos
Gene Autry
George McKinnon
Ae Theatramen
Council Seeks Wage Hikes But Sees Revenue Gap
City committees discuss raising wages while revenue sources are debated. An ordinance funds health and other expenses but may not cover total costs. The plan faces opposition and further action is expected at the next regular session.
Lion Officials Hold a Zone Meeting Here
Lion officials from various Lalans gathered to plan zone projects while outlining a near-future session. Marvin Green of Stephen presided with Hen Owen of Hope Chia and Dr Harald Brems as secretary among others from Magnalle. The next July session will be held at Magnelin later this year.
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Flotel Barlow
Hye
Fateredia Aneeting
Chairian Marvin Green
Stephen
Henl Owen
Hope Chia
Harald Brems
Ebiby
Magnalle Ied Stephens
Magnelin
Bass Catches on Bream Hook At Redukesawar Puilon
Bob Porterfield and his father Bud Porterfield fished yesterday using a bream hook at Redukesawar Puilon and landed a six pound bass.
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Bob
Borterfield
Redukesawar Puilon
Aki Us Bas de
Bud Porterfield
Few Exhibit Booths Left at Coliseum
There are only a few exhibit booths remaining for the Coliseum Livestock Show with officials and dignitaries slated to attend the opening day. State and district officials including Governor Shi McMath will head the public unveiling at the event. Local businesses listed in space contracts include J.C. Atchley Coy Lehi Auto Supply Bruder Ivory Handle Co Sears and Roebuck Hope Builders Supply Bell Telephone Co Hun Piya and Supply Borden Mille Co Canner Appliance Andy Andrews Western Auto Hope Auto Nune McDowall Co Moose Flooring Co General Mills Clileens Nation Bank BR. Plumm Motor Co Gunter Lumber Co Southwest Wood Products Hope Furniture Ga Young Chevrolet Jilly Navh Bulane Ga Co Gwen Department Store Anthony Lumber Co Meyer's Bakery
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Mary
Tob Silvers
Dorado
Byrdl
C. Z. Palmar
Arkane
Atticliig
Innyary
Wipaughiott
Triol
Governonce
McMath
Hid
Pxnaal Space
J.C. Atchley
Coy Lehi Auto Supply
Bruder
Ivory Handle Co
Sears
Nao- Duck Hope Builders Supply
Bell Telephone Co
Hun Piya and Supply
Borden Mille Co
Canner Appliance
Andy Andrews
Western Auto
Large Snake Killed At Red Lake By Mr. Claytoh
Report notes Mr. Claytoh killed a rattlesnake near Red Lake several days ago. The 2% inch diameter creature measured about 10 inches long with ten rattlers, described as the largest seen so far in the area.
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Claytoh
Red Lake
Action Is for the Young and Resignation for the Old
HAL SOYLE laments American security and prosperity. He contrasts youth action with middle aged doubt and old resignation, urging faith and duty while warning that money fuels temptation and weakness. The piece blends religious imagery with social critique of modern america.
General Marshall resigns as defense secretary
General George C. Marshall quits the Defense Department aging 70, citing personal reasons. He will be replaced by Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Lovett with Truman accepting the resignation but not immediately acting, while Bowles is nominated to India and Henderson named ambassador to replace Grady.
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George C. Marshall Ree
India
Leesburg
Virginia
Marphall
Inter
Marshhall
Heleth
Marshall
Deefense
Robert Lovatt
Truman
Mareshall
Deep Rae Wrel
Cme
Syd McMath Leads Hempstead Bond Campaign Drive
Syd McMath spearheads Hempstead Bond Campaign urging residents to contribute toward a $70,000 goal. He frames bonds as sound financing for distribution, economy stability, and national defense, stressing long-term funding and personal effort.
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Syd McMath
United States
Hempstead
Avery
Ucipalta
McMath Pointe
Ima
Tinunigla
Emergency measures and peace time concerns noted
Fragmentary report shows J Wain citing six emergencies and one hour for a plan. Mentions Buys and Tagleahh DeArte in unclear context. Text discusses monetary concerns and poor condition, with commentary on costs per dollar and a general sense of distress.
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el Dorado
Negro Boosters
Fullbright
Sar Ren
R. QO. K
Airforce
George More
More
U. S
Just
Aliverside
Bong
Novace
Mrapk Binatra
Moviga
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Southwestern Power, Administration
Southwestern
AECC
Rural Electrification Administration
Seoth Wood
Sues
FBI
el Salvador
New Orleans
la Pre
Fal
Council
Hapa
Gil Conner
Lion
Hal Soyle
New York
Wren
Gen. Marshall
Defense
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