Western Allies Move to Rethink German Question
Western Allies including America Britain and France weigh a Soviet offer to lift the blockade in exchange for talks on the Whole German question. General Clay and Ambassador Murphy caution Moscow may seek to control a unified regime, while planning a Western German government to inaugurate July 14 and aim for eventual reunification with the Soviet zone.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Foreign Ministers Council
America
Ain
France
Russia
Asing
Emselves
Moscow
Havernntant &O
Soviet
Lucius C. Clay
Park entrance traffic danger letter from Mrs Theo Long
Mrs Theo Long of Hape Ark writes April 22 1949 to The Star criticizing city park entrance traffic hazards including a poorly priced stop sign and urging timely fixes before a tragic accident. She advocates safer traffic measures and the playground area be improved.
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the Star
Qur City Park
Theo Long
Hape, Ark
Agri Day at Russellville college marks 22nd annual event
Russellville Arkansas prepares for the 22nd annual Agri Day on May 3 with a program featuring livestock exhibits and an address by John Temple Graves I from Birmingham Alabama. The column also surveys postwar European economy and Western Europe’s outlook amid German and Ruhr uncertainties. The piece notes Allied control of Ruhr and the potential effects on German militarism and postwar recovery while considering the Soviet blockade’s impact on Allies.
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Russellviille
Aris
J— Areminsas Polyterhine College
John Temple Graves I
Birmingham
Ala
Nowspaperman
Europe
Germany
Republic
Ruhr
Vilinn
Alles
Prescott churches hold midweek prayer and society events
A slate of Prescott church gatherings and social activities are listed for April 27 and 28. Assemblies of God, First Christian, Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Methodist churches host prayer meetings, rehearsals, and officer gatherings with times from 7:00 to 7:43 p.m. The Benjamin Culp Chapter DAR meets Friday in Miss Frances Thrasher’s home with reports on Arkansas flora and fauna, plus a birthday party for Genevieve Thrasher and other neighborhood events.
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Benjamin Culp
Frances Thrasher
Thrasher
Edward Bryson
Wells Hamby
Carl Dalrytmple
Cy H. Tompkins
Bryson
Frank Gevig
Arkadelphia
J. B. Hesterly
Arkansas
R. P. Hamby
Prescott
Old Washington
C. H. Tompkins
W. M. Blackshear
K. L. Cass
W. G. Bensberg
Chas. Thomas
Dalryimpie
Hesterly
Tompkins
Berlin blockade to lift if Soviet terms hold
The United States signaled the way may be clear to lift the Berlin blockade if Soviet terms published by Moscow are accurate. Washington said Britain and France found the terms acceptable and that a Big Four foreign ministers meeting could be set after lifting the blockade. Jessup reported things look hopeful after talks with Malik at Lake Success, with the president seeking a fuller report.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Moscow
State Department
Britain
France
Truman
Philip Jessup
United Nations Security Council
Jessup
Lake Success
N. Y
Jacob A. Malik
U. N
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Tass
Mahik
White House
James A. Webb
Malik
Local residents host several weekend visitors
Mrs Gee remained for several days while Cecil Grant Jr. stayed at Little Rock. The Grant and Dawson Atkinson families hosted weekend guests. Charlotte Grant accompanied home by her mother, visiting relatives for two weeks. Mrs Hit of Little Rock visited her father W M Greeson and other relatives. Mrs Robert Maxwell from Texarkana visited her parents Mr and Mrs W O Hays. Mrs J C Stegar Mrs Rodney Hamilton and Mrs Mildred Dawson spent Sunday in Magnolia with Mrs Sam Grayson. Mr and Mrs GO Beaty and son Billy Bob of St Louis Mo were weekend guests of Mrs Hand and Mrs George Teat Sr.
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Amelia Harrell
Jack Harrell
Fred Powell
Clinton Barrett
Victoria
Texas
Barbara Moberg
Ann Swindale
Virginia Cruse
Nancy Lewis
Marion Buchanan
Bonnie Elgin
Barbara Grimes
Jessica Bemis
Virginia Cruso
Virginia Ann Hays
Amelia
Cecil Grant, Jr
Litle Roch
C. A. Grant
Dawson Atkinson
Matt Hit
Little Rock
W. M. Greeson
J. C. Stegar
Rodney Hamilton
Mildred Dawson
Magnolia
Sam Grayson
GO. T. Beaty
Billy Bob
St. Louis, Ma
Hand
George Teat, Sr
Jailed Negro Tells of Another Strangling
Osceola April 27 A Negro jailed in the strangling of an eight year old girl has told of a similar incident Sheriff William Berryman said Matthew Hazell 40 had related he choked Bernice Brown also about 40 at her home early last month after the two quarried over money The Brown woman was found dead Ezell said he did not know she was dead when he left the house Berryman reported Ezell and Mattie Gray Negro woman are in jail in connection with the strangling Sunday of Ernestine Harris the woman's granddaughter No charges have been filed state department advised reporters that a statement concerning them would be issued later
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Osceola
William Berryman
Matthew Hazell
Bernice Brown
Brown
Ezell
Berryman
Mattie
Gray
Plate-Sores Bother You Adwit Gums Remedy
An old advertisement urges relief for plate sores and gum discomfort with a money-back guarantee if the first bottle of Letos fails. The JOHN P. COX DRUG CO. markets the product as a cure, promising satisfaction or refund.
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Leto
John P. Cox Drug CO
Adv
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June Hilton
Kay King
Jim Bush
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W. Cobb
Billy
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Malvern
Archie Johnson
Phoebe White Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
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Conway
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Mr. Gee
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Fitk
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RG. Fair
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Uck
Ywow
Peutera
FORD
W. Second St
Hope, Ark
Way Clear
U.S
Webb
Mrs. Gee
Robert Maxwell
Teexarkana
W. O. Hays
Hope Steam Laundry
Walnut St
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