Donations to Hope Negro Park Fund From Local Firms
The community presents contributions from numerous businesses and individuals to support the Hope Negro Park development. Many names appear in the listing, with varied amounts such as 900.00, 200.00, and smaller sums, reflecting broad local support for the park project. The appeal requests continued assistance to advance the park’s growth and facilities.
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Ef Hope
Corm Sl
Negro Park Fund
Vicnalions
I. 2
Joaul Negro Eivie
Mignyger
Cithans
I of Hope
Circuit Court Opens Monday for Heavy Docket
The circuit court in Hope begins Monday with Prosecuting Attorney James H. Pivintay in charge. Civil dockets include cases 2172 2200 2218 2223 set for April 5, with other civil and criminal entries continued. Municipal appeals and numerous criminal dockets are scheduled through April 8 and April 12 with list of defendants and cases including State of Arkansas against numerous defendants.
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Junge Posie Deeh Ang
James H. Pivintay
State of Arkansas
Frank Baker
4A - Staite of Arkansas
Argo A. Childs
Keecie Anderson
Ernest Maxwell
Harold Griffith
Paul Wilson
Henstan Wilson
Herman Frierson
Rayfield Bradley
Joe Prator
Fallingham
J. W. Harris
Tax veto spark in Congress stalls relief plan
President Truman vetoes H R 4790 tax cut arguing it weakens rather than strengthens national defense and risks inflation. He cites reduced revenues and added purchasing power as danger while urging Congress to secure a substantial surplus to cover government needs. Several Republican leaders defend foes of the measure as essential for fiscal restraint. The action follows prior vetoes as the administration presses for a balanced approach amid wartime inflation fears. Felony case list and docket items appear at end of page with multiple Arkansas defendants scheduled for Monday April 12, 1948.
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Bali
Mastin
R-Mass
Congress
Honne Doneura
Pex Internert
Truman
Edward Wero Messing
Congy
Trumaty
United States
Nha
War Students Music for Chins Tenth Anniversary
Fragmented item notes a state musical event sponsored by Philander Smith College and Little Rock. It mentions participants Benjamin Yerkey and Jarney Moore, ages 5 and 9, with scholarships and piano awards. references Chopin and a graduation plan at Philander Smith College.
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Ivil
Philander Vith Otlege
Little Reel
Minitte
Jarney Moore
Benjamin
Dawnt Moses
Benjamin Yergey
Bola
Chopin
Zez
Vay Moore
Philander Smith
Laney Attends Mid South Development Conference
In Mississippi April 2 a gathering of three governors and officials from four states discussed an industrial and development plan for Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana. Ben Laney of Arkansas Davis of Louisiana and Carl of Mississippi attended a ceremony with New Orleans leaders and air power experts to sign a document pledging tri state cooperation. The Mid-South Development Project aims to expand electrical and river transportation links and create thousands of new jobs nationwide.
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Reenwilie. Miss
Tpi
Mispi
Arkansas
Louisiana
de Mian
Middle Sath Development Praprava
New Orleans
Air Power and Light Company
Mississippi Power and List
Louisiana Power
Uery Gma
Mississppi
Ben Laney
E Davis
Arl
Mississippi
Drurin
Mid-South
Lilitics
Marshall Plan Mainly Economic One
Article discusses Soviet opposition to the Marshall Plan and its aim to stabilize Western European economies to prevent communism. It notes Molotov’s resistance, Cominform actions, Zhdanov’s Paris speech condemning the plan, and implications for Britain, France, and Eastern Europe.
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All Europeat
Ecountries
Warsase
Andrei AL Yhdanov
Europe
Cuchoslovakia
Pri
Pinland
Zhacano
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Cominterim
Molotov
Paris
Zhdanov
Muroacan
Ussr
Zhdarov
Corinform
Yilan
United States
Britsin
France
Russia
United State
Daily Bread ComIriend From Page One
Fragmentary editorial argues about Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Russia tensions across the Adriatic. It warns that Russia may use force or leverage to pursue aims and questions whether government policymakers are pursuing peaceful ends. The piece contemplates whether the nation must alter its long standing policies to face Europe.
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Czechoslovakia
Russia
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Lussia
Euape
Coal Strike Injunction Considered by Truman
Washington April 2 The White House signals President Truman will order a Taft Hartley style injunction to end the coal strike within about 80 days. A presidential fact finding board urged action as the nation faces a risk to health and safety. Officials expect a public report tomorrow and private negotiations between miners leaders and operators to continue.
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Baday
Ypaniu
Justice Department
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Saft
Joe L. Lewis
Vaal
Sbavommmnenss Pan
Hite
Ibatyeen Teewis
White House
Charles Ross
Nresevetary
Tra Ynhan
Alecision
Ross
Beard
Lemorre
Watt
Kremlin pressure sparks U S German Berlin aid debate
US lawmakers react as Soviet action in Berlin Basin prompts calls for immediate selective service. Officials warn Russian limits threaten Berlin’s food and fuel, with Gen Clay urged to act to safeguard allied interests amid continued air and transport constraints.
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Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
Clay
James G. Fulton
BR. P
Hale Boggs
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Marines Held Contained From Pare One
Marines tell of three months as prisoners between Chenin and Laiyang on the Shantung peninsula after being captured near Pare One. They recount guarded conditions, aid from Communist headquarters, and air-dropped supplies as negotiations led to their release. Recovered Marines Pie Carrol W. Dickerson Claike Kas Pvt. Robert Hart and Pre Thomas Kanodistria are named. one casualty with two chest wounds cited.
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Potard
Breyton
Navy
Pie Carrol W. Dickerson
Claike
Kas
Robert Hart
Pittsburgh
Thomas Kanodistria
Butlaivo
N.Y
Chenin
Laiyang
Shantung Penins
Palla
Vnj Sanus
Doihe
Stond
Pollut
Pullard
Cononanist
Cotton and commodities market notes from New Orleans and New York
New Orleans and New York cotton futures showed irregular movement with early strength giving way to profit taking and hedging. Reports note highs for July and other deliveries, with May and October figures around mid 30s, and mixed outcomes across grades. Poultry and produce prices in Chicago edged down slightly while eggs held steady and butter firmed marginally amid varied receipts and demand.
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Buea
Valve
Auanes
Wasv
Jrricey
Rustlers
Tryers
Broilers
Palace
Star Publishing Co announces staff and services
The Star Publishing Co of York Arkansas lists H Washburn as Secretary and Editor, Paul Jane as Managing Editor, and George Hasmer as Manager. It notes second class matter status, subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliation with regional advertising and syndication details.
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Werden
Ore Star Publishing Co
SF Patines, Reget
Alea O H. Washburn
At the Star Palleling
Aes
St Louis Livestock Market Report shows mixed cattle and hog bids
National Stockyards figures for hogs and cattle reveal mostly lower prices from Thursday averages. Hogs 186 lb and lighter down 60, larger weights down 75. Sows down 35 to 50. Cattle and calves in light supply with steady or uneven pricing. beef cows around 21.00 to 22.40. vealers common. lambs around 20.60 for mid grades. bulls steady to higher in spots.
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Ft. Louis
Natornal
Nd Bend Seprs
Grain and Provisions Market Report for Chicago
Chicago April 2 prices in the grain market show wheat firm on supply concerns and a government purchase of large wheat reserves overnight. Corn declined as live hog price drops prompted selling, with mixed movement in cash trades and months listed as May futures around 2.48.
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Chicago
Jows
Defense Secretary calls for universal military training
Washington bulletin reports Secretary Forestal formally asks Congress to adopt universal military training and conscription for men aged 19 to 26, and for mandatory military service.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Forestal
Congress
Dewey Attacks Truman and Stassen in Wisconsin Primary Sprint
Milwaukee reports a heated Wisconsin primary race as Dewey blasts Truman and Stassen over foreign policy and communism. MacArthur is praised by Dewey while Stassen counters with promises of delegation support. Edges of a three way battle emerge as candidates vie for Wisconsin’s 27 votes amid market quotes and grain futures.
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Milwaukee
Horly
Wisconsin
Tori of
Politics
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Truman
Dewey
New York
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Harold Kk
Stassen
MacArthur
A. J. Maller
Phil Labolette
Miler
Coumt
New York Stocks Ends Mixed After Mild Rebound
In a belated recovery after Tet, U S markets opened lower and drifted through most of the session. The market swung into a mild rebound late, contrasting early declines as stocks pared losses and regained some ground.
Slayings Probe Expands in Arkansas Case
Jonesboro police widened their search in the Halder killing near Caraway. Blocker, arrested as an accessory, and two others are sought as investigators piece together the motive, noting robbery as a potential driver. Halder, a 68 year old farmer, was found beside his truck. a witness described the abduction and a later truck fire.
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Wasi
Ae Halder
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Evi Avey
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