Krutikov Named Soviet Vice Premier In Moscow Shift
Moscow reported that Alexei Krutikov, vice minister of Foreign Trade, was promoted to vice premier of the Soviet Union. The move places him among 13 men in top government roles, succeeding and coordinating with A I Mikoyan and other Politburo members. Krutikov previously led the Russia Purchasing Commission in Washington and headed the Soviet delegation to the Potsdam monetary conference in 1943.
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Moscow
Alexei DB. Krutikov
Soviet Union
Tuss
Foreign Trade Ministry
A. I Mikoyan
Politburno
Krutskov
Technral Education
United St
Russia Purchasing Commission
Washington
Pot Springs, VI
Tackett Opponent Withdraws from Congress Race
Sanith notes Aug 2 withdrawal of Tackett opponent Ray Wir from the August 10 Democratic primary race. Radio KWH and local parties report Wir exited, leaving Boyd as leading foe. Cravens of Mart hints retirement, while Democratic State Chairman Thaurveg Conds comments on the crowded field and ticket plans.
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Y Sanith
Ray
Paris
Hag Agilideawn
Congress
KWH
Loi
Boyd Nel Vett
Mashaithe
Yhoo Daele i Andy
Pproximitely TV
Lora Elenr
Che Withalawal
Mackett
Mintiony
Madi Cravens
Mart Fanith
Ailaire
Thuarveg
Lille
Lal
Scott to Make Olympic Bid Tuesday
Clyde Scott of the University of Arkansas will debut in Olympic trials in Paris. The American hurdler will compete in the 110 meter hurdles with two other American entrants.
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Scott
London
Clyde Scott
Univesity
Arka
Miracle Stream of 1930s Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented list of radio program titles, host names, and times for August 2 and 3, featuring talent such as Tom Mix and Gregory Hood, with newsreels, orchestras, and musical interludes. Shows include News combinations, Parade segments, and devotional hours among scattered listings.
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Mert
Héward
Mtark
Tom Mix
Kenneth G. Crawford
Henry J. Taylor
the Falcon
Gregory Hood
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Duck Holt
Michael Zarron
Hat Gabram
Milt Neil Golden
Orch
Gay Lerobuardo
Bargain Rowndup
Tea Knights
Melody Boys
Ozark Valley Works
M Bf
Cecil Brown
Xie Smith Spear
John B. Kennedy
MUU
Market Lime Lane
Bob Poole
Sutton
Red Hook
Robert Hurleigh
the Johnson
Ray Mert
Sesson
Fultey Lewis
St—M News
Newar
Jack Lol
Roger Si Fenelos Corley
Bavelay
Alfon
Art Moiorey
Orel
Hite
Top Radio Programs Siential Standard Time News Wt
Local listings note various programs and performers including Danie Onarter and Voorloes concert acts with mixed times and stations in Michigan. Names appear garbled but indicate a radio schedule featuring multiple acts and segments across the day.
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Siential Standard Time
Penile
Danie Onarter & Voorloes
Ghidys
Farmer Makes a Beachhead in a Wheat Field
A quirky rural note describes a farmer establishing a strategic position in a wheat field, likened to a beachhead. The piece frames farm life with playful military imagery and regional flavor.
Mere Are the Facts They’re Wax Poem A Wath Lew
Fragmentary OCR yields a poem styled item with garbled phrases and scattered names. Visible pieces mention a “White staey” and a setting around a vigil or event, but readable context is limited and no clear dates or outcomes emerge.
Currency reform boosts postwar Germany economy
Berlin reports say Western Germany’s June 26 currency reform raised ration levels and revived industry. Production and labor efficiency improved. meat deliveries tripled in the first week. July calories rose to 1990 per day, with August target 1800. Potato ration hit 20,000 grams. crops outlook good despite rain. Coal, iron and steel, vehicles, building materials and pulp and paper hit postwar highs.
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Berlin
UPI
Lucius D. Clay
Weste Germany
Clay
Washington
Germany
Falny
Tule Lake Farm Woman Wins Homestead Acreage
Eleanor Jane Bolesta, tall ex-WAVE and 25, among eight veterans who drew homesteads a year ago at Kla math Falls, Oregon, near Tule Lake California, candidly recounts farming life. She and husband Chuck Balesta, ex-Marine, cultivate 118 acres, learn tractor work, plant potatoes, and rely on a well dug by hand to supply water for livestock. The couple faces early challenges but plans more farming and expansion with their new baby in tow, reflecting perseverance of postwar homesteaders in the Tule Lake area.
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Tule Lake
Calif
Eleanor Jane Bolesta
Charles 11
Bolesta
Eleanor Jives
Klamath Falls
Ore
Balestas
Chuck Balesta
Eleanor
Whidby Island
Washington
Peppy
Jane Bolesta
Toy
Tegsy Jane
Chekhei
Chuck
Bureau of
Merchants Meet Druggists at Texarkana Softball Tourney
A Texarkana softball tournament opens Tuesday night at 7 at Bramble Park with the Wope Merchants facing the Druggists in the first round. Hope High School fans anticipate a large crowd and possible KXAR radio broadcast. The Hope team beat the Druggists 2 0 in semifinals two weeks ago and then won the tourney by defeating Magnolia. Schedule listed for August 2 to 4, with Bramble Park hosting multiple matches and double elimination.
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Wope
Braintle Park
KXAR
D Gists
Hope Boys
Magnolia
Hope
Fohowine
Avondale
Mart's
Rose Hill
Bramble Park
Spring Lake Park
Trooks
Distributors
Earl's
Gazette
Bramble Park Hope
Druggist
Lavender
College
Avondate
Drugeist
Hooks
M. Heights
Realtors
Kraftsmen Clinch Playoff Lead in Arkansas Semi-Pro Series
Carden August 2 report: Kraftsmen need one win to clinch the Arkansas semi-pro championship in a best of five series against Bonnier. The Kraftsmen lead the series 2-0 after an 8-3 victory in the second game, with Bonanza assisting and the teams from Southern and Northern districts.
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Carden
Southern Kraftsmen
Bonnier
Arkansas
Port Sith
Kraftsmen
Bonanza Errsys
Bonanza i
Bernadotte to Investigate Truce Violations in Palestine
United Nations mediator Count Fouke Bernadotte arrived in Jerusalem to probe truce violations reported by Arabs and Jews and to seek a settlement on Jerusalem’s status. Reports from Tel Aviv warned the two week old truce could be the war’s shortest. Jewish sources alleged Egyptian bombings near Galb seltlerent and other breaches, with observers sent to sites.
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Jerusalem
Fouke Bernadotte
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Israel
Galb Seltlerent
Senth
Farmers start anew amid barn, garden and home comforts
The excerpt notes a good barley crop and farmers beginning with a clean slate. Buildings on the land include a home, chicken house, and machine shed. A small white pig thrives, with lard and meat planned for winter. Young chickens grow, raspberries, vegetables, and a washing machine in the kitchen paint a scene of rural life.
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America
Dancing Star Puzzle Clue List Reveals Word Hunt
A dense OCR puzzle fragment lists clues and letter hints across horizontal and vertical entries. The mixed terms include numbers, language fragments, and partial words suggesting a crossword style grid and thematic connections.
Tom O'Shanter Golf Meet Underway
Golf's big event opens today with 18 holes qualifying rounds for the $50,000 Vang O'Shanter eR Vivaganza. Notables like George S. May and Tex seek early pace in 4 divisions, pro and amateur crowns, with a $10,090 jackpot for men pros and a field of 198 starters including 25 qualifiers.
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George S. May
Tex
Tomearrang
Wriday
Ollie Jelass
Lioyd Mrngrt
Jimmy Domaret
Lew Wors
Jim
Mike Turnesa
Bobby Locke
Sam Snead
Seip Alexancey
Chick Maybert
Lawson Little
Frank Shanahan
Skee Riegely
Ruby Zaharias
Patty Berg
Betty Vicks
Grave Leigyrk
Three Violent Deaths in Arkansas AP report
Three violent deaths reported in Arkansas with limited readable details. One 15 year old, Harekt Etzhorn, drowned in a farm pool near his Union county home. Gerald Brown, 21, Little Rock merchant seaman, died from injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car. Addie Murphy Browarn died from gunshot wounds. police held her husband, Alnnz70, as a person of interest.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Lnst Weelsruck
Harekt Etzhorn
Paris
Gerald Brown
Little Rock
Addie Murphy
Browarn
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