Local Newspaper Rates and Associations Text
This item lists subscription prices payable in advance and regional mail rates for Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and Lafayette counties and elsewhere. It notes National Advertising Representative offices in Memphis Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City New Orleans and confirms Associated Press membership and rights.
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Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Arkansas Dallies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
McAllister Habeas Corpus Hearing In Little Rock
Sanat beas corpus hearing held in Pulaski Circuit Court for Jack McAllister of Van Buren who was committed to the penitentiary yesterday on a two year sentence for burglary and assault to kill. Auten set a $3,000 bond pending today’s hearing. The Supreme Court had rejected his appeal for late filing.
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Little Rock
Pulaski Circuit
State ‘Supreme Court
Jack McAllister
van Buren
Sebastian
McAllister
Arkansas Chiropractic Association elects officers in Fayetteville
Dr Eugene Mathiss of Texarkana is elected president of the Arkansas Chiropractic Association. Other officers named include Dr D A Fletcher of Fayetteville as vice president and Dr J W Cox of Jonesboro along with Dr H J Havlick of Magnolia as directors.
Hidden Resources in Chicago Sheds Light on Poverty Case
In Chicago on April 11, August Richter, 79, died of a heart attack after a lifetime of poverty with his blind sister Amelia, 89. A neighbor summoned police. Detective Thomas Edwards found a trunk containing $21,000 in cash and $22,159 in stocks and bonds, revealing a hidden reserve amid their hardship.
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Hidden Resources
Chicago
August Richter
Amelia
South Side
August
Thomas Edwards
Edwards
Richter
Truman Doctrine Faces Senate Hurdles Amid Cold War Tensions
President Trumans new foreign policy doctrine moved slowly toward Senate approval amid rising US Russia tension. Taft signaled support though with conditions while opponents push substitute proposals. Soviet press attacked US broadcasts as biased. Marshall urged a Korea conference with Molotov, while Osbin rejected Soviet demands to dismantle stockpiles. Greece continues a secretive campaign against guerrillas as Turkey benefits from regional stability notes. Wallace, a top critic, visited Britain in a split liberal press reaction.
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Senate
Sen
Robert
A. ‘Taft
State Department
George ‘C. Marshall
V. M. ‘Molotov
Korea
Russia
United States
Frederick H. Osbin
United Nations Atomic Commission
Greece
United Press
Robert Vermillion
Istanbul
Turkey
Henry A. Wallace
Clement. R. Attlee
Wallace
Britain
Taft signals halting aid if Russia pulls troops
Senator Taft said United States should stop military and financial aid to Greece and Turkey if Russia withdraws Balkan troops. He noted approval of a 400 million aid bill was reluctant and could end in a year or 15 months after peace treaties are ratified. Administration officials hope 15 months. Truman’s current appropriation runs to July 1, 1948. The piece ends with an unrelated line about coal before the Roman invasion.
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United States
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Turkey
Security Council
Connally
United Nations Organization
Soviet
Russia
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U. S. Navy
United Nations World
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Western
Europe
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Kremlin
Marshal Stalin
Attlee
Frech
Ramadier
Jack Bell
Washington
Taft
Ohio
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Senate Rrepublican
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Balkan
Social and Personal Notes For April Meetings
The notice lists meetings from St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 at 3 30 PM Monday at the church and First Presbyterian circles at various homes, plus Wesleyan Guild of First Methodist at 7 30 PM and American Legion Auxiliary gatherings Tuesday afternoon with named hosts and hostesses.
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St. Marks
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Tarpley
East Third Street
A. E B. Stonequist
B. E. McMahon
Proving Ground
Wesleyan Guild
The
First Methodist Church
Elsie Weisenberger
West Avenue E
Roy Stephenson
American Legion Auxiliary
H.O. Kyler
E. S. Franklin
J. P. Gentry
Coming and Going and Births at Josephine Hospital
Mrs Myrtle Robins of Camden returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs Robins. Dr and Mrs Jim McKenzie announce the arrival of a son William LeRoy born Thursday April 10 at Josephine hospital. Friends of Miss Hattie Anne Feild ill with pneumonia are pleased to learn she is improved at Branch Clinic.
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Myrtle Robins
Camden
Mrs
Robins
Jim McKenzie
William. LeRoy
Josephine Hospital
Hattie Anne Feild
Virginia Sue Sutton
Julia - Chester Hospital
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