Contempt Fines in Miner Strike Case Tighten Grip
Court in Goldsborough's chamber weighs civil and criminal contempt fines against Lewis and United Mine Workers officials over a looming strike ban. Proceedings reference Taft Hartley law and potential Supreme Court appeal, with miners idle and legal teams clashing on constitutionality and injunction scope.
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Lewis
W. Goldsborough
Wis
Gove Morein
Goldsborough
Willy
Oldsborough
Civi ‘Court Courit
Orough
Akon
Sayishi
Supreme. Court
Mavent’ag
Lordsborough
K. Hopking
Ine
Ose
Ral H, Am
Movison
Union
Italian Reds Split Over Marshall Plan Aid
The Italian Reds split within the 9,000,000-strong confederation over American aid to the Marshall plan as labor in each nation weighs its own needs. Cominform orders European Communists to fight the plan, while a Russian delegation arrives for WFTU meetings.
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Dive
World Federation of Trades Unions
WETU
Russia
Couttry
Communist Internations Information Bureau
Europe
WFTIT
di Vittorio
Popular Front
Jacuthia Cardona
Front
Waly
Corona
Italy
Hie Intervendua
Catholic’ Church
Romita
O. Teft
Bean
Ing
Reuther Shot After Detroit Board Meeting Ends
UAW leader Reuther wounded at home after Chrysler strike vote. Police credited quick first aid for limiting blood loss. he received blood transfusions at Grave hospital and remained conscious. He told Wayne County Prosecutor McNally he suspects three groups as possible attackers management CP or Communist Party, none of which are in order. No neighbor identified the shooter. time of shooting placed at 9 48 p m EST, thirteen minutes after he left a Detroit executive board meeting authorizing a nationwide strike against Chrysler Corp.
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Reuther
Grave
Wayne County
James N. McNally
CP. iCommunist
McNally
Detiait i
Aon
Chrysler Corporation
Dead Spot at 160000 Miles From Earth Defined
A passage explains a location far from Earth where gravity from Earth and the Sun balance, creating a weightless region. It notes this spot lies about 160,000 miles away and lacks up or down, describing it as a neutral point toward the Sun.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions coal workers and officials
The readable portion shows a dispute among Hewls and the Goldsborough union members. It notes government actions after a skirmish and lists B. W. Deringer as labor commissioner for the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association in Altoona. About 1,008 of 27,000 workers in Central Transylvania area were absent yesterday.
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Hewls
Goldsborough
Morson
Wessel
B. W. Deringer
Centall Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
Altoona
Deringer
Transylvania
Party Revolt Speaks On States Rights At Meeting
Governor Laney championed regionalism and states rights while urging a Southern conference on Civil Rights. Speakers included W S Atkins and V Tompkins as locals from Hempstead, Prescalt, Lewisville and Murfreesboro voiced concerns over federal overreach and party alignments.
Mother of the Year Is in Illinois
Springfield April 21 Mrs Helen Gartside Hines of Springfield has been named American mother of the year by the Golden Rule Foundation from 11 candidates. She and her husband Hebert will fly to New York May 7 for honors and network appearances. Mrs Hines, a Mount Holyoke and Radcliffe graduate, devotes time to civic and school duties as a mother of eight with five sons and three daughters pursuing diverse careers.
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Springfield
Helen Gartside Hines
Minnersip
Golden Rule Foundation
Tates
Hines
Hebert, Jr
al Bene
Mae
Hines School of Business
Hebert
Institute of International Understanding
Rotary International
New York City
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe Colleges
Delays Hit Atomic Nominations in Senate Fight
Washington reports new delays in renominating four Atomic Energy Commission members as Senator Knowland presses to stall confirmations until President Truman acts on a related bill. The Senate panel, led by Hickenlooper, must advance Cashman Lilienthal and colleagues before any vote, with action unlikely before next year.
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Washington
Offagain
Atomic Energy Commission
Knowland
R-Calil
Truman
Senate
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Commission
White House
Hickenlooper
Daily Bread Contends With State Department Ouster Motives
The piece argues against punishing a government officer over a distant relative's political views. It likens the stance to Nazi practices of targeting Jews by ancestry, condemns the action as undemocratic and unthinking, and warns it fuels communism while hindering constitutional decorum. It calls on Congress to curb such partisan, sensational proceedings.
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State Department
Bushey
Thomas
Congress
New Warden of Alcatraz Named in 1940s Federal Shuffle
Edwin B. Swope was named warden of Alcatraz Prison in San Francisco Bay, succeeding James A. Jutrston. The Justice Department announced several prison leadership changes, including Swope moving to Englewood Colorado and replacements at Ashland Kansas, Lewisburg Pennsylvania, and Atlanta Georgia.
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Washington
Edwin B. Swope
Alcatraz Prison
San Francisco Bay
James A. Jutrston
Bi House
Federal Correctional Institution
Englewood
Colu
Swope
Lis
Justice Department
Hubert PB. Hagerman
Correctional Institution
Ash+land
Kans
Willian HM. Hiatt
Lewisburg
Féders! Penitantiary
Joseph W. Sanford
Attenta
Sanford
Thief Errors at Policemen's Ball in Hot Springs
Homer Foster faced Garland County grand jury action for alleged theft during the Hot Springs policemen's ball. He is accused of stealing 36 dollars and various trinkets from a woman at the event.
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Hot Springs
Homer Foster
Garland County Grand Jury
What Will Women Say About This Hat Preview
In Los Angeles on April 20 four male models displayed Kenneth Hopkins street hats to a crowd of astonished onlookers. The designer showcased crushed berets, brown tafteta items with pheasant feather accents, and bold parings like a jockey visor. Spectators laughed at 일부 styles while others praised the bold, unconventional headgear.
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Los Angeles
Alteater
Kenneth Hopkins
Hopkins
Imilady
Johnny Lehgden
Ted Atkinson
Eddie Arcara
Holt eighth to file for Arkansas governor in 1948 race
Former Attorney General Jack Holt of Little Rock joined eight hopefuls in the 1948 gubernatorial contest. He filed the loyalty pledge and fee with Democrat officials and promised strong support for states’ rights, better roads, and higher education. Holt, 45, is a Boone county native who rose from prosecuting attorney to attorney general for six years.
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Little Rock
Rtrp
Jack Holt
Harvey Combs
C. G. Hal
Arkansas
Holt
Jim Merciit
McGehee
Guy E. Williams
James Cuncle MacMackrell
Tardy
Snider
Rowland Stawart WeMath
John Lonsfale
Lansuacs
St. Francis County
Cha Mleming
Bank
Tom W. Liggett
Internal Revenue
Horanece Thompson
Burang State
American Legion
I. Wesley Sampier
Bob Bailey
Boone County
Harne
Tle
University of Arkansas School of Law
Wdge
Barefoot Cop Chases Burglars Through Dark City
Oklahoma City report details Detective Mark Bain pursuing two burglars in his pajamas and bare feet after an attempted break in. He chased them through dark streets and an alley before returning home hobbling, assisted by fellow officers.
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Oklahoma City
Mark Bain
Ong
Hig Pigtek
Congress Overrides President Veto On News Vendor Bill
Washington reports the Senate voted 76 to 7 to override President Truman and enact a law excluding some newspaper and magazine sellers from social security coverage. The House previously passed 307 to 28. Sponsors say the bill affects under 1,000 street corner vendors nationwide who lacked old age and unemployment benefits.
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Washington
I/P
Senate
Trueman
House
Truman
Market Report Food Prices and Grain News Across Markets
Market notes from Chicago New York New Orleans and St Louis cover poultry and live fowl prices. Cotton futures dipped and rose with seasonal highs and varying deliveries while grain and soybeans edged higher on export hopes and weather. Stock market gains for some oils and rails contrasted by declines in motors and aircraft amid moderate volume. Cattle hogs and sheep at St Louis yards show steady to higher tone with varied weights and carcass values.
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Chicago
Butler Steady
New York
Goodrich
J.J. Case
Douglas Aircraft
Chrysler
Boeing
Lockheed
Cerra de Paseo
Kennecott
International Paper
Montgomery Ward
Nickel Plate
Plymouth Oil
Nndian Pacific
Unionacific
Gult Oil
American Can
Allied Chemical
Caterpillar Tractor
International Telephone
T. Louis Livestock
St. Lows National Stockyards
Hope Star Hope 1899 1927 1929 Publication Details
The Hope Star provides publication data for its 1899 origins and 1927 prose, noting consolidation on January 18 1929. It lists staff titles including Editor Publisher Alex H Washburn and managing editor Paul H Jones, with advertising, mechanical, and circulation details. It also outlines AP associations and subscription rates for a multi-county Arkansas service area.
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Star of Hope
Prose
Consolidated
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmar
Joss M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Baby Born to Jonesboro Farm Wife Before 14th Birthday
A Jonesboro hospital reports the birth of a seven pound daughter to a Leachville farm wife one day before the mother's seventh birthday. The mother is listed as Mrs. E. Brinkley of Leachville route line and has been dismissed from the hospital. The infant was born last Thursday. the father is 29.
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Jonesboro
Leachville
E. Brinkley
Route Line
Byrd and Jewell File for State Senator El Dorado
Veteran State Senator Byrd and opponent Wayne Jewell of El Dorado filed corrupt practice pledges within hours. They seek the 1st District seat covering Union County. Walnut Ridge candidate S Richardson announced for the 9th District post in Sharp, Randolph and Lawrence counties. incumbent J J Smith has not announced.
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Little Reel
Byrd
el Dorado
Wayne Jewell
Senate
Union County
Richardson
Walnut Ridge
Sharp
Randolph
Lawrencee
Eagle Street
Cave City
Rope and twine output tops 300 million pounds in 1947
American industry produced an estimated 300 million pounds of rope and twine in 1947 reflecting strong textile and manufacturing demand. The figure highlights postwar industrial capacity and continued reliance on rope products across construction shipping and agriculture.
VA records trap two Massey twins in dis ability claims
Washington reports a VA spokesman describes the Massey twins Laughn W and Vaughn W as a rare source of headaches in disability recompensation records. Both enlisted April 20 1944 served same camps shipped to Europe fought as combat engineers in France drove 12 ton trucks were wounded and discharged same day. After war they worked at Springhill Paper Co Shreveport La enrolled in Monroe La business school with identical courses. Officials had to verify identities in person as records were alarmingly similar. A separate England Wales study links bartenders to high heart death rates with barbers physicians and turners lower.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
John
Massey
Laughn W
Vaughn
Chaudrant
Laughn
Europa
Game Combat Engineers
France
Springhill Paper Company
Shreveport
Moniroe
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All Angels
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States
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Tompkins
Prescalt
Thomas C. McRae
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Southern Governors Conference
National Democratic Party
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Ite
Will Patton
Lewisville
Will Steel
Texariana
Alfred Featherstone
Murfreesboro
Seth Rey Holds
Ashtown
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Tom Kidd
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Freeman
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Geo. W. ‘Robison & Co
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Atomic
Alcatraz
Market Report
New Orleans
Calton
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hope Star
Star Publishing CO
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Weshburn
Star Building
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Mauns Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Mevada
Seward
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising
Arkanzas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
Chicano
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Marison
Detroit
Mitch
W. Grand Blvd
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Union St
Associated Press
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Walter Mitty
Saenger
England
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Ffrat Coles
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