Inflation and government blame in inflation debate
In a Senate showdown last Friday lawmakers challenged the idea that inflation is caused by the public sector and easy money. A House bill for 14 billion in net taxes faced White House pressure for 10 billion, while Treasury officials clashed with lawmakers over policy direction and accountability. The episode portrays rising public skepticism toward bureaucratic inflation claims and asserts elected representatives bear responsibility to voters.
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Belton
Senate
House
Truman
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Treasury
Thomas Yd. Lynch
White House
George
Gearpi
Lynch
Treasury Department
Federal
Russia seeks talks with France over Europe balance
Paris reports Russia aims to woo France for a bilateral conference as Andrei Gromyko returns from San Francisco to discuss eased tensions. French Foreign Minister Schuman's possible invitation could shape a new phase, with Moscow preferring a strong France in Western Europe to a dominant Germany.
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Paris
Russia
France
Andrei Gromysy
Gromyko
San Francisco
Moscow
Robert Schuman
Sehuman
Indochina
North Korea
Schuman
West Europe
Atlantic
Teformants
Britain
U.S
Francy
U. S
Robert McCullough Completes Infantry Leaders Course
Fort Benning Ga Sgt Robert N McCullough son of Mr and Mrs J L McCullough Box 189 Hope Ark recently graduated from the light and heavy weapons infantry leaders course at the Infantry School Maj Gen John (last name incomplete) was noted in this transfer of congratulations and service context.
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Fort Benning
Robert N. McCullough
J. L. McCullough
Hope, Ark
Infantry School
John
Kaesong Is Not Suitable U.N. Tells Chinese
United Nations officials in Tokyo stated Kaesong is unsuitable as a future site for Korean armistice talks. They cited proximity to supply lines under air attack, constant maneuver near the Kaesong neutral zone, and presence of uncontrolled partisan groups able to disrupt negotiations.
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Tokyo
Red Nations Command
Kaesong
Reds
Red
Matthew B. Ridgway
Jutlandia
Ridgway
Eclear
U. N
Kaésong
Jason
Matthew 8
Kaegong
Goynes Dies at 79 in Hope Hospital
John William Goynes, a longtime Centerville resident, died yesterday in a Hope hospital at age 72. He was a veterinarian for years. Survived by his wife, four sons Vernie Goynes of Hope Aut ty Goynes of Emmet Guy Goynes of St. Louis and four daughters Mrs Hugh Bearden of Hope Mrs J A Barton of Fordyce Mrs E O Gillespie of Camden and Mrs D E Chapel of Bismark. Services by Rev Wesley Thomason at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel at 2 pm today. Burial under Masons in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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John William Goynes
Centerville
Hope Hospital
Over
Eee
Heey Sons
Vernie Goynes
Hope
Autty Goynes
Emmet
Guy Goynes
St. Louis
Hugh Bearden
J. A. Barton
Fordyce
E. O. Gillespie
Camden
D. E. Chapel
Bismark
Wesley Thomason
Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
McNab Soldier Is Promoted
McNab Ark. soldier E. Evans Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Leo Evans Sr, Route 1, McNab, Ark, was promoted to sergeant in the Air Force. He enlisted in 1950, trained at Lackland AFB, and served at Sandia Base before arriving on Guam in April 1951. His brother Charles C. Evans is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. Evans attended school in Peweegue and Algaroga earlier.
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Guam
M. I
Dea E. Evans
Leo E. Evans
Route 1
McNab
Ark
Evans
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Sandia Base
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Cpl
Charles C. Evans
Fort Benning
Seraeany Evans
Tito Charges Russia Using Slav Insignia In Yugoslavia Warfront
Belgrade radio quoted Marshal Tito accusing Russia and its satellite states of supplying bombing planes with Yugoslav insignia poised to strike Yugoslavia. He urged neighboring peoples to overthrow Soviet leaders and warned of renewed provocations on Yugoslavia's frontiers. He pledged unity against Soviet aims and warned the world of potential catastrophe.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Titov
Russia
Pita
Tituva Usice
Germany
Tito
Kremlin
Hungary
Russi
Jas
Bachelors Misses Arrive in Memphis on River Cruise
A small party of bachelors and two pretty misses drifted down the Mississippi. They tied the Lethargia to 8, landing 24 miles upriver after a record 73 miles. They plan a 627 mile voyage to New Orleans as part of the 1,860 Tele cruise starting on the Ohio at New Kingston.
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Memphis
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ohio River
New Kensiagiga
Truman May Order News Censorship
Washington reports President Truman plans a censorship order for civilian government news. Agencies would classify security details as secret or restricted, mirroring the military curb. Officials acknowledge potential abuse but expect issuance soon after interdepartmental review.
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Washington
Wll
Truman
Stix
Mmilitary
Agences Nist
White House
Eddie L. Byrom, Formerly of Hope, Dies at 38
Eddie L. Byrom aged 38 died Sunday at a Lite Rock veterans hospital after serving in 1943. He lived in Malvern at death and is survived by wife, two children Bonnie and Jerry, his father Tom Byrom, three brothers Jewell Johnie Madie Byrom, three sisters Mrs Joe Rasehke Mrs Cecil Sanders and Mrs Tedeviel Turner all of Hope. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday Evening Shade Church with burial Huckabee Cemetery. Arrangements by Herndon Corneling Mundi al Home.
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Eddie L. Byrom
Lite Rock
Hope
Air Corps
Malvern
Bonnie
Jerry Byrom
Tom Byrom
Jewell
Johnie
Madie Byrom
Joe Rasehke
Auto Collision Causes Minor Vehicle Damage on North Hagel Street
Automphiles Troy Wars ren and LeoW. Dike collided on North Hagel Street Saturday night causing minor damage to both cars. City Police investigated the incident.
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Automphiles
Troy Wars Ren
Leow
North Hagel Street
Equalization Board in Session All This Week
The Hoangistegd County board meets all week to review assessments. Taxpayers were notified over the weekend, and the session runs daily with the assessor's office handling inquiries and appeals.
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Thealaa Fic
Mic
Iaatelisight
Iran Expels British Technicians Over Work Contracts
Tehran says British technicians at the Abad oil field will be expelled if they do not sign contracts with the Nationalised Lead Oil Company. The move follows a three hour cabinet meeting with Premier Mossadegh and comes after Britain rejected Iran’s demand to resume talks. James Cunningham’s visa is withdrawn as Britain rebuffs Tehran.
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Tehran
Tran
Abad
Lodiya
Guerd
Mohammed Mossideeh
God Technicm
Whidan
Shiyegon
Travian Qi Company
Anglo-laian Oil Company
AIC
Tean
CA Dsputeh
Abidin
James Cunninghem
Ozan Sergeant Is Assigned To New Training Air Power Unit
Gulfport Mississippi September 2 Miter Sergeant doh B laber son of Mr and Mrs Ottyaber of Osun Arkansas was assigned to headquarters of the new Tech Training Air Power CMYAPT It was announced today A student at Nashville Business School he majored in business administration worked as an accounting clerk before enlisting in November 19H Sergeant Wuber a veteran of two years in North Africa and Italy spent two years in Alaska
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Allyce Nelson
Blytheville
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Dorothy C. Stratton
Miss Nelson
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Madison
Memphis
South
Little Rock
Gulfport
Miss
Miter
Doh B.laber
Ottyaber
Osun
Technew
Air Pover Cmyapt
Suine Sinted Todayy
Nashville Business School
Businesk
Wuber Ig
Future China Dilemma Sparks Family Debate on War and Policy
In a heated exchange Trellis Mae and Wilbur Peebles argue over how to end the Korea conflict and recognize Red China. They discuss economic leverage, diplomacy, and the idea of building an organization to enforce both goodness and order.
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Hal Boyle
New York
the Peebles
Far East
Korea
China
Trellig Mae
Wilbur
Trellis Mac
Europe
Spain
Tito
Russia
Formosa
Trellis Mae
Keren
Mexico
Texas
Japan
United States
Britain
Nationalisen
Ducky
Tretlis Mae
Christisnity
Christ
Cumming
Teel
Third District Livestock Show Opens in Hope Parade
The Third District Livestock Show begins in Hope with a large parade at 2 p.m. today marking the opening. Government and district affiliates organize the event with bands from Magnolia, Murfrowboro, Wilson, and others. The fairgrounds bustle as midway work continues to accommodate hundreds of schoolchildren and a record crowd anticipated for the livestock and poultry displays.
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Hope
Temple Texas
Intervale
Soll State College of Magnolia
Nville High School
Stumps
Murfrowaboro
National Guard
South Arkansa
Ge ‘Benton
Glen Walman
Ville
Wien
Waldo
Toek
Magnolia
Yukon
Hol
Burr Andrews
Cor
Local School Millage Is Low Compared to Many
Local voters consider millage rates in a sure to be held election. The article lists districts with proposed millages and the impact on revenue and state aid, noting Hope School District’s plan to maintain a 25 mill rate may cost about $40,000 in revenue this year and could require higher assessments to cover state aid gaps.
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Hopy
Aire
Serioul Millage Hope
Camden
Armdelphia
Gurdon
Poterprat
Tak
Lee
Russeciville
Wihiat
Tok Springs
Texaylania
Arnuckyvee
Gulitunville
Blytieville
Nowpaet
al Nurphlot
Maniestiurg
McGehee
Gum theft report cites 19 boxes missing from auto
Alold city police say 19 boxes of gum were taken from W. A. Jean’s auto parked near the Snyker Hotel Saturday night. A search uncovered 14 boxes in an alley behind the hotel as investigators pursue the case.
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W. A. Jean
East Avenue
Alold
Big Hom
Frank Hearne In Serious Condition In Texarkana
Friends report Frank Hearne a 167 year old Hops man suffered no stroke while vigiling at the home for his stepdaughter Mia Add Atk ins in Texarkana He was rushed to a Texarkana hospital in very serious condition.
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Frank Hearne
Mia
Atkins
Texarkana
Three Fishermen Net Two Big Cutfish
On Friday night in Little River Riley Vickers Newt Bundy and Luther Butler caught two cutfish weighing a total of tse pounds. One fish weighed 40 pounds and the other 1a pounds. They were the only two fish hooked during the trot dive that night.
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Little River
Riley Vickers
Newt Bundy
Luther Butler
Virden Ends Basic Training at Lackland AFB Texas
Pvt. Fredric H. Virden 20 son of Mr and Mrs T F Virden Rt 3 announced completion of basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas.
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F. H. Virden
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Fredric H. Virden
Mrg
T. F. Virden
Rt. 3
McCarthy Says Trumanites Lacked Guts for Showdown
In Washington on September 21, McCarthy told reporters administration forces lack the guts to push a Senate vote to oust McCarthy. Benton of Connecticut chairs the Senate Rules subcommittee weighing the issue. Benton warned there is no evidence to support McCarthy’s claim and predicted a showdown ahead as hearings approach. The panel plans to decide today whether to hold hearings on Benton's resolution and whether McCarthy will be allowed to question witnesses.
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Washington
Sanator McCay
Congress
McCarthy
Senate
Sendler Benton
Conn
Otsler
Winconsim
Dent
Vate
Benton
Therg
Meniline
Gilleble (Dowa
Stan McCarthy
Witnusses
SNPA Adds 7 Newspapers to Association at Convention
Seven newspapers joined the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at the 4th annual convention opening in Springs Plot. The new members bring total membership to 387 papers. New entries include Cordele Daily Digpaugh Jonesboro Evening Sun Glasgow Evening Journal Russellville Courier Derocrat Helena World East Arkansas Record Stuttgart Daily Leader and Santa Fe New Mexican.
Narrows Lake Catch Limit Reported At BWAHA Lodge Weekend
Territorial notes indicate several anglers at Narrows Lake's BWAHA Lodge reached the legal limit this weekend. The report names Connor and Herbort among those recorded, with unclear local details and spellings.
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Narrows Lake
Arkon
SAS Pereonys
Bwaha Lodge
Murfrogge Ve FF
Connor
Alague Ara Herbort
Metal Workers May Return After Paducah Strike
Paducah Kentucky reported the metal workers may return after a strike affecting 10,000 workers. The Paducah plant and construction trades affiliate faced a $500,000 cost during land travel pay issues. Road and transportation pay proposals were discussed, with workers seeking about eight dollars a day.
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Pita
Louis Ducah
Build Structian
Ola
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