Public opinion split on matching Soviet propaganda spend
Gallup surveys show two to one favor matching Russian propaganda dollars, with about 3,000 voters across regions. Most accept high costs, yet views vary by education and awareness of Voice of America and the Marshall Plan, reflecting mixed support for large scale U.S. overseas messaging.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
United States
Europe
Russia
State Department
Voice of America
November Sales Tax Near One Million Five Hundred Thousand
State tax commission reports November sales taxes totaled 1,466,131.58 with 624,572.05 to counties and 146,613.16 to cities. Allocations include 219,919.74 to the State Social Security Fund and 416,381.37 to the State General Fund. Phoenix will receive 45,715.45, the largest city return, followed by Tucson at 24,985.81.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
State General
Tucson
Hal Wallis Signs 12 Movie Pact for 18 Million
Hollywood reports Hal Wallis has signed a contract with Paramount to spend 18 million dollars on 12 motion pictures in the coming years. The pact, finalized last week, continues the 1944 agreement under which Wallis’s company operates with autonomy on the Paramount lot.
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Hollywood
Hal Wallis
Paramount Pictures
Wallis
Paramount
Wallis Company
McMath Chosen Next Arkansas Governor at 36
Sidney Sanders McMath, 36, a war hero and Democrat, will become Arkansas governor in January. Former prosecutor and Marine lieutenant colonel, he led a GI group to defeat Hot Springs political machine leader Leo P. McLaughlin, aided by a campaign against gambling. He attended the University of Arkansas, is a Methodist, and belongs to three veterans groups. He has been married twice and his first wife died during his tenure as prosecutor.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Sidney Sanders McMath
Sid McMath
McMath
Hot Springs
Leo P. McLaughlin
Garland County
McLaughlin
Therosecutor
Tttle Rock
Columbia County
South Arkansas
University of Arkansas
American Legion
Amvets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oats Feed Park Zoo As Bump Plans Expansion
Ross Park zoo in Binghamton uses home grown oats from nine acres planted by Park Commissioner M Marks Bump to feed bison llamas deer horses and ponies. He plans 14 acres next year for military service. Bump speaks off the cuff, defying scripted texts. The piece also notes a marital compromise by McMath tied to a benefit show and an American Legion convention attendance.
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Binghamton
Ross Park Zoo
M. Marks Bump
Bump
McMath
American Legion
Miami
Fla
New York Violinist Buys Stradivarius for Debut
New York violinist David Larser has purchased the world famous La moureux Stradivarius, worth an estimated 85 000 dollars, from Efrem Zimbalist in Philadelphia. Zimbalist, Curtis Institute director, owned it since 1925 and it previously belonged to conductor Charles Lamoureux.
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Philadelphia
New York
Charles Lamoureux
Plant Moves to Peru to Build Factory on Upper Amazon
A United States company plans to prefabricate an aluminum covered factory and move a complete plant to Iquitos on the upper Amazon river. The building will have a steel framework, a floor space of 10,000 square feet, and will process Leche Caspi. The project includes a 150 horsepower power setup.
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