Propaganda and taxes in wartime style debate
The piece cites Roswell Magill and a reprint from the Arkansas Public Expenditure Council on how a 10 billion dollar federal tax increase would not curb living costs. It questions inflation logic, arguing higher taxes may simply let Uncle Sam spend more, keeping prices rising and squeezing salaries.
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Wpub
Truman
Roswell Magill
the Treasury
Saturday Evening Post
Arkansas Public Expenditure Council
John A. Tucisill
ATEC
Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Sam
Congress
Good Salesmen And Good Delivery of a Newspaper
A Dallas Morning News piece notes Robert Hyatt of Hope Ark and Edwin Owen Joyner of Helena Ark as students at Arkansas College and Austin College respectively. Hyatt chose Austin College and Joyner Arkansas College after arguments about where to study. A marked Dallas News copy, found at C C Spragins home, bore a note about hometown delivery signed by Mrs. Herbert Morley. Spragins is Hyatt’s grandfather.
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Bavesyule
Ses
Robert Hyatt
Hope
Ark
Arkanss College
Edwin Owen Joyner
Helena
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
Robert
Edwin
Arkansas College
Edyin
Dallas Morning News
C. C. Spragins
Dallas News
Herbert Morley
Spragios
Hyatt
B. C. Hyatt Ree
Hopewell PTA Plans Benefit Supper at School
Hopewell PTA at a regular meeting approved a benefit supper to be held at the school on Wednesday night October 3. About 15 members heard a report on a fish fry the group sponsored and the president asked the planning committee to prepare a Founders Day program. Principal J. W. Walker served drinks to attendees.
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Hopewell Mememary Pta
J. W. Walker
Owner Claims Stolen Truck Found by City Police
A ton and a half truck reported stolen was recovered by City Police and turned over to Hoot. yo 3. H. Steinert of Little. The theft occurred before September 2.
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H. Steinert
Little
Rain Fails to Keep Crowd From Stock Show
Rain battered the midway but crowds filled the Third District Livestock Show through Saturday September 29. Rodeo performances drew capacity audiences and sellouts were expected. champions in Angus, Jibrefords, ShortHorn, Polled Herefords, Jerseys, Holsteins, and other divisions were announced with owners from Hot Springs, Nashville, Murfreesboro, Benton, Wald, and Little Rock among the winners. Over 100 poultry birds and numerous livestock entries marked the event as the largest in history, with exhibits led by Southern State College and other local organizations.
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Alu
Coliseum
Satureday Hight
Angus
Hot Springs
Erica Princess
Chiepian
Blackbird Sea of Mut Springs
Hi. G. Yelton
Glen Wallace
Nashville
Roadmaster Mercury
W. B. Lewis
Murfreessboro
Millard McCauley
Okolana
Chamrem
Southern State College
Don Brown
Hone
Hope
Wes Childs
Magnolia
Sam Taylor
Bradley
Worth Matteson, Jr
Foreynald B
Bardon
Celeste Bowman
Forentan
J. B. Ellen
Bill Sarge
Hot Spings
Verdon Kennedy
James Sayers
Magnolia Southern State College
Leonard Hartley
Okalona
Bobby ‘Tubb
Thoniell Barton
Magiolii
J. H. Ray
Normian Moore
Lorraine Blackwood
Garlands County
Howard
A. Hempstead
Lite River County
Milley
Nempstead
Ex Ambassador Leaves $6 Million
James W. Gerard, former World War I ambassador to Germany, died September 6 at his Southampton summer home. Attorneys filed his will estimating an estate of about $6,000,000, with the bulk going to widow Mary D. Gerard who is named sole executrix. Gerard was a Wall Street lawyer.
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New York
Phi
James W. Gerard
Germany
Southampton
N. Y
Mary D. Gerard
Gerard
Wall Street
Marine Boy Valued as One of True Greats From Minnesota
A Minnesota boy, Tomiy Ames of The, who enlisted with the Marines at age 12 claiming fearlessness, is described by Marine Corps officials as among the truly great compatriots of his generation. His parents were informed his death occurred in action in Korea last week. officials arranged a telephonic briefing with Mrs. Johnson and General MacQueen at Washington to relay details.
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Ikten
Minh
Minnesota
Naver
Ingrine Corps
sen _ orligh
Oie
MacQueun
Gord Johnson
Dilen
Compal Dabason
Paris
Shiapael
Defense Department
Tony
Yomimy
Andre Corps
Islael
John
Johnson
Staton
WTCN
Twin Cities
Marine Corps
Washington
Judihson
General MacQueen
Offier Turshes Marine Corps
Abe Jahesuis
Missionary to Mexico to Talk Here
The North American Baptist Association missionary will speak at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church of Hopeville about Mexico's needs and his dealings with the Mes Dean people. The public is invited to hear him discuss his mission work and experiences in Mexico.
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Asqoeiulion
Garrett Momurad
Hope Wyacuyah
Bley
Minor collision on Tugel Division Streets causes slight damage
An Adaxicab driven by H. B. Meard and an auto driven by Janes Hunter collided at Tugel and Division Streets around seven last night. Police reported only very slight damage and no injuries.
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H. B. Mearden
Janes Hunter
Tugel
Division
Tickets for El Dorado grid game on sale now
Tickets for the Friday night football game between the Bobcats and the Wildcats are on sale at the High School and Jack's News stand. Prices are 125 dollars for general admission and reserved seating.
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EL Dorado
Bel Dorada
Bobcats
The
Wildes
Jack
Hope Melon Amazes Pennsylvanians
Mr and Mrs Areh Wylin returned to Salix Pi where they attended the rotminn a She de. The Hope couple carried 1102-pond goelon ty the reution and it created considerable sinaece meant. Mae and Mel, Wylie said the truik attracted.
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Areh Wylin
U S Ready to Fight Crime Truman Says
In a broad address the president pledges national readiness to combat crime. He states the administration will mobilize agencies and resources to confront rising urban and rural crime concerns, calling for coordinated federal and state action.
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U.S
Truman
When the Big Fall Guy Comes to Town
Sy Boyle notes the yearly autumn figure, a high pressure salesman of the year, returning to town with promises of new products and bustling optimism. The piece mixes colorful urban imagery with seasonal reflection on ambitions, shopping, and the social pulse as fall arrives.
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Sy Hal Boyle
New York
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Sulin
Suan Jaer
Imusquito
Hota Fray Lash Sehool
Avery
Loka
Groadyy Duci
Bowery
Burns
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Wendy
Florida
Wall Street
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Hoag
UN Rejects Red Suggestion for Peace Talks
A chaotic UN mediated effort unfolds as Allied and Communist officers clash over peace talks. Reports describe mutual stipulations, resumed liaison talks, and demands for immediate truce resumption while accusations of interference surface amid stalled negotiations.
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Nulions
Carme
Taday Yee
Karen True Falky
Abieck Caret
Sonk
Kore
Stalin
Uaigon
Hed
J. N.toinmund
Mitchell Sparks Named Lt Governor by Kiwanis
Mitchell Sparks of Ungar is tapped as lieutenant governor candidate by Kiwanis District delegates. The Arkansas convention week highlighted Sparks defense of Kiwanis service, with remarks by Guy Dunn and tribute to Sparks for long service to the Kiwanis and agriculture committees.
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Yoek Gentl
Kiwaetls
Mitchell Sparks
Unga
Wight
MaeArk
Vistevet
Springa
Cacadia
Cuindeny
Proscall
Maguielii
Sparks
Guy Dunn
le WY Doric Club
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Ballet
Curley Comeback Bid Faces Sharp Opposition in Boston
In a high stake primary contested by James Curley and Agnew Hynes, Curley seeks a political return after a prior federal conviction while Hynes gains Republican backing in the Democratic stronghold. Voter turnout nears 60 percent as Timilly and O'Brien trail with lower margins.
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Bustin
John WU Tynes
Hynes
Curloy
Lynew
Curley
Aynes
Anetina
Agnes
Kenty
India
Ite
Joseph F. Timilly
Nancies
Thomas J. O'Brien
Church Meeting Opens in Little Rock Area
Local church gathering for the International Convention Disciples of Christ opens in Little Rock with delegates from five areas expected to attend. The event proceeds despite travel and scheduling uncertainties as leaders outline plans and aims for cooperation among congregations.
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Little Rock
International ‘Convention
Disciples of Christ
E Delegs
Missiggio
East Tease
Penngagpe
Local Soldier Completes School
George B. Madfork Jr of Max, A Masog of pe completes school with graduation noted in local report.
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George B. Madfork Jr
Max
Hope Voters Approve 25 Mill School Tax
Hope district voters approved a 25 mill school tax with 178 votes yes and 128 no. Tax supporters include J. M. Dittle, Clift Bridies, Jinpa, and Sam MeeGit, with county board elections deciding on education funding and district budgets.
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J. M. Dittle
Clift Bridies
Jinpa
Sam MeeGit
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