Big Companies Get the Headlines Small Ones Get the Axe
An editorial argues high living costs stem from corporate taxes and government spending, detailing how taxes slice profits and raise prices. It suggests taxation falls on consumers, prompting calls for fiscal restraint to restore free market supply and demand and curb government influence.
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Ehiy Cue
Itt Het
Peeratbett
Babar
Shin Wiis
Aed
Seoyipany
Valle
Feveel
Tx EoThe
Fight Breaks Up Highway Construction
Suspension of Montgomery County road project on State Highway 272 after a fight between a highway department engineer and the Hazen contractor arose from a dispute over asphalt mixing. Project 73 percent complete. officials said work would halt until a formal hearing in Rock.
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Little Rock II
Pscraeton
Boyt ‘Ackett
Nashville
Naph
Warren Headed for Important Federal Post
Sacramento report says Warren is eyed for a major federal role with strong backing from Attorney General Herbert Brownell. Warren, long linked to Eisenhower judicial aims, might join the Supreme Court or another top post, with Brownell as a key adviser in the appointment process. Brownell flew in secrecy to brief officials, while Warren’s pending nomination was discussed as a formal White House consideration.
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Sacramento
Calif
Supreme Court
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
Califorrnia
Washington
Wruoven
White House
Brownell
Veneral
Warren
Fred ML Vinson
Alameda County
Oakland
McjClelan Air Force Base
Jan Air Foree
A. m. Anid
Nas
Nazi Propaganda Official Hans Fritzsche Dies in Cologne
Hans Fritzsche, once voices of the Nazi propaganda ministry, died in a Cologne hospital at age 53. The veteran broadcaster, instrumental in party messaging, passed after a long illness, leaving a noted figure in the regime’s communications apparatus.
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Cologne
Germany
Hans, Fritzsche
Sadie Ehigl
Adulf
Hitler
Istry
Scout Troop Demonstrates Cooking Skill at District Livestock Show
Hope Scouts from Troop F J display a live exhibit Monday and Tuesday nights this week using a stove from First National Bank. They will bake pancakes on a charcoal grill and pass the hot cakes to viewers. Pack 62 plans to enter and float in Wednesday's parade.
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Hope
Third
First National Bank
Wedieaday
Tilly
Candy Candida
Marehanta
Tein
Congresynya Owen Haris
Et Detadea
Mika Ia
Myaneds Charry
Wuriegdiy
Prudenia
Agate
Lbu
Chamber of, Commerce -Offica
Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen Angas
Negro Held for Local Burglary
City police report a burglary at Moon Gite Tin on East Sixth Street where a music machine was damaged and about $7.45 recovered. A soldier, Percy Dunn, Us. 24, of Emmet, admitted entering the place and is being held AWOL from Fort Oyd Callt. authorities said. Officers Compton and Rawe investigated.
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Moon Gite Tin
East Sixth
Mazel Streets
Percy Dunn
Emmet
Offiveye
Dunn
Ine
Fort Oyd
Compton
Rawe
Ehy de
Charge Man With Non-Support
J W Fundenburg returned from Houston to face a charge of failing to support his minor children. The case will likely be heard by Judge Lyle Brown as Circuit Court meets Tuesday in Hope. He was arrested by Houston officers and held for Hope officers.
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J. W. Ffundenpurg
Houston
Texas
Lyle Brown
Circuit Court
Trere
Fundenburg
Hope
Hy City
Allen Shipp
Royce Weisenberger
Incahi
Just Plain Old Fashioned Loafing Is a Lost Art
HAL BOYLE argues loafing is vital for health and should be prescribed. Two Michigan Medical Society specialists urge a half minute pause daily to reduce heart disease and mental strain. He traces loafing’s decline to Horatio Alger’s push for success, noting government and politicians drift but loafing remains a neglected art. Continued on Page Three.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Michigan Medical Society
Ense
Jas
Court Lets Liquor Tax Challenge Reach Supreme Court
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Supreme Court today accepted a liquor act challenge, reviewing a 1953 measure that cut wholesale liquor dealers’ markup from 13 to 10 percent and designated the difference as an excise tax. If proper, the petition could pause the 1954 election process and affect state livestock show funding. The court also heard other criminal-case submissions, including Whitten’s voluntary slaughter conviction and Watts’ rape sentence.
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Little Rock
Arkane Jsas Supreme Court
Anjdey
Stdle
Ugur
Supreme Court
Dudge NM. C. Reynolds
Ounchila County
Arkansas County Judges Association
Othet
Slac
Reynolds
Inteve
C. G. Hatt
Hot Springs County
Boyle N. Whitten
Whitten
Jonany
Elmore
Fackson
Hubert Watts
Jesse Watt
Asheley
Harral
L. H. Williams
Hot
Spring County
Minos
Special Class Group Meets Tuesday at Paisley School
Parents urged to attend a 9 30 a m Tuesday meeting at Paisley School to discuss a proposed special education class for retarded children. Bring child if possible.
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Paisley School
Schools to Close Two Afternoons This Week
Schools to close two afternoons this week due to district operations. Superintendent James Te Jones stated Wednesday will be set aside for repairs and Friday noon for another stoppage. Students will be admitted from the new grounds Friday.
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Hope Publig Schowls
James Te Jones
Mr. Jones Sail
Continued U S Prosperity Next Year Predicted
Washington experts forecast ongoing U S prosperity despite wartime strains. Economists cite high income and employment, rising production, and healthy core industries while noting housing and auto sectors face some weakness. They warn against defeatist psychology and expect government action to avert recession.
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Beneral
Mortage
Leon Keyser
Wing
Su Iman
Council of
Windstorm lashes Washington State with widespread damage
A powerful windstorm struck western Washington, reaching 52 mph and causing toppled telephone lines and trees, flooding two fishing boats. In Seattle officials ordered crews back to repair downed poles and wires as large city sections went dark after feeders were blown out.
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Seattle
Washington
Nght
Short Resigns as Agri Assistant
Washington UA Romeo B Short, an Arkansas farm leader, resigned today as assistant secretary of agriculture and director of the Foreign Agricultural Service citing health reasons. Secretary Benson named assistant secretary John H Davis to direct the Foreign Agricultural Service.
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Washington UA — Romeo
B. Short
Arkansas
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Benson
Asst
John H. Davis
T the. Foreign Agricultura Vba
Prisoners Told to Report for Interviews Under New Policy
Amid wartime confusion a United Nations commission states prisoners must attend interviews under a new requirement. George McArthur Danmun notes officials say the armistice terms are upheld, with five nations supervising the process and old sides urged to cooperate.
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Geroge McArthur
Alford
Dante
Spokusma
Dockmen Threaten AFL Over Longshoremen's Union Split
A Brooklyn waterfront standoff escalates as Dockmen threaten to boycott ships manned by AFL crews amid a rift with the Longshoremen's Union. The clash involves 90,000 Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock workers and a split between API allied factions, with tensions rising over loyalty and potential work stoppages.
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Or. Phe Internatennt
Wilmedton
Gulf Coast
Plap Ta Argulva Mori
Union Forees Pe
Flery Joseph Py Ryan
API
AFL
Brooklyn Water Front
Taw
ILA
Atlantic
Ryan
District Show Opens With Local Spotlight Tonight
Byron Huddleston, Perry County agent and former county agent for Parryville, is highlighted as the district show gets underway. His long career includes roles with University extension services and recent leave of absence, while noting he has two daughters, Sandra and Sua.
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Byron Huddleston
Byron Hideston
Agen
Perry
Parryville Behing
Tw Yeare
Mormont
POUL
Huddleston
Sandra
Ego
Dante Sua
Stage Show Promises Two Night Features and Parade
A two night stage show plus a Wednesday parade kicks off the livestock show week. The event includes TV and radio guests, a guest speaker, and a busy midway with sideshows and trophies for multiple divisions.
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Parade
Traffic Is Cause of 6 State Deaths
A mishap near Conway claims a Mount Vernon youth Bobby Wisin. A 78 year old doctor on a Corning platform dies from skull fracture after a bag is knocked loose from a Mississippi Pacific train. A 5 year old bride and husband are seriously hurt when tossed from a vehicle near Eureka Springs. Peery Sorells a Southern State College student dies after a highway accident in Holly Springs.
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Uae
Corning
W. V. Segraves
Dr. I. Bloods
Youth program praise and local incidents noted
Recreation Director Charles Gaugh reports a compliment from the Arkansas Council of Children and Youth on Nope's youth program. A fisherman’s busy day yielded many small bass kept, while a separate vehicle incident on the Little Missouri River damaged a boat. Deputy Conk laments the eviction duty, and NATO naval personnel include Herbert W. Griffin Jr. and Oliver Regenbaum returning from the Philippines to U.S. duty.
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Charles Gaugh
S Ranleftunyan
Arkansas Council of Children and Youth
Wrgantanian
Hone
Guy Downing
Glendon Bearden
Little
Missouri River
Prescott
Bearden
Atlantic
Herbert W. Griffin, Jr
Seaman
Hershert W. Griffin
Walnut’ S
Oliver. Regenbaum
Fulton
U. S S
Charles D. Barrett
Philippines
Parks Air’ ‘Forest Base
Auto Dealers Airing Their Problems
In HOY SPRINGS Arkansas today state auto dealers hear concerns from Nobart S. Armacost head of a national association about distress sales and used car practices. Gov. Marcle and Francis welcome dealers at the 11th annual state association meeting. Kansas City official Robert Le Ari vest to speak on the national automo industry amid plans for a roads panel led by Miss Willie La kansay Highway Coramis.
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Hoy Springs
Arktinsas
Tomobilu
Davlars
Autombile
Kang City
National
Tomobils Dealers Association
Salled
Aloggin
State Mobile Dealers Association
Cav, Franciy
Hot Springs
Marcle Eh
State Autor Us Association
Robert le Arivest
Kansas City
National’ Automobil Association
Better Roads
Willie la “Kansay
Coramis
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