British Oil Propaganda and U S Policy Ties
A critique of a June Export Number issue of an Anglo British oil magazine printed in London notes its propaganda aims for American readers. It links Middle East oil to Western control and analyzes inflation policy and wartime economics with calls for restraint, criticizing both major parties and urging broader monetary tightening to curb inflation.
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Lancaster Place
Midan
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Middle East
U.S
Palestine
Henry Wallace
Europe
Fem
Draft Holt to Run as Independent Faces Arkansas Race
Arkansas politics swirl as former Attorney General Jack Holt may run as an independent in November against Sidney McMath if McMath is the Democratic nominee. Holt’s campaign team and supporters debate a possible Dixiecrat bid amid unofficial runoff results. McMath leads Holt by about 10,000 votes in early returns with Holt contesting potential irregularities.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
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iHolt
Sidney McMath
Tilt
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McMath
James
Nere Maes Mackrell
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MacKrell
Ben Laney
Hot Springs
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Supreme Court
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Arkansas Gunette
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Atkansas
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Warmack
Crittenden County
Ar Sunsts
Wales
Woman Suffers Minor Injuries in Accident
A local vehicle crash left a woman with minor injuries. The incident occurred on a street near a store, with bystanders and responding officers ensuring the scene was secured. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but no serious harm or fatalities are reported.
Coroner Probes Death of Sheriff's Daughter
Coroner Id Dupree said he is investigating the death of Roine Swardes, foster granddaughter of Jefferson County Sheriff Garland Brewster, at her parents home in Pine Bluff. The Pine Bluff Commercial reported she died of a bullet wound and would issue a report later. Miss Sawards, an 1848 Pine Bluff High School graduate, was to leave for Camp Raupaw near Benton for a Girl Scout councilor duty. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rea Sawards. her mother had been adopted by Sheriff Brewster.
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Dupree
Roine So Wards
Jefferson County
Garland Brewstey
Pine Bluff High School
Dixiecrats Predict 190 Electoral Votes in November
Washington reports Dixiecrats spokesman W. Austin Seay forecasts at least 190 electoral votes for the party in November. He criticizes President Truman's civil rights program as a key issue behind the States' Rights revolt, arguing it threatens local self government. He links the Communist Party to the administration’s civil rights push.
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Washington
W. Austin Seay
Dixiecrats
Seay
Dixiecrat
New Washington
Hare
Truman
Communist Party
First Bale of Cotton Ginned in Hempstead County
Hempstead county reports its first bale of 1948 ginned yesterday by McMurrough Gin Co. A 487 pound bale grown by Loys Hampton on Bill Routon farm in Proving Ground area. Hampton also brought in the first open bale about 10 days ago as prize funds are being raised. Local merchants are being asked to support the Hempstead Cotton first-use petition via Tom Kinsey, Hempstead Cotton Dealer. date not set.
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Hempstead
McMurrough Gin Co
Loys Hampton
Bill Routon
Proving Ground
Hampton
Heapstead
Tom Kinsey
Hape
Government Is Unable to Keep Wheat Price Up
Chicago and major markets report wheat price weakness despite government floor efforts. Loans, exports, and storage limits hinder support. farmers face storage shortages and many apply for loans while a purchase option remains at loan price.
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Agriculture Department
Holt
Kansas
Minneapolis
Morket
Ieuan
Texan Thought Rustlers Were Working Again
White of Marshall Texas cheered when his 27s horse Ruby was found in Magnolia after a Roundup Club stock truck misdelivered it. The Hope group, seven people and 17 horses, helped inaugurate Magnolia’s new stock arena and the Third District Livestock Show. Ruby’s return came after Tes Cornelius traced the horse to Fair Park barns.
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Columbia County
White
Ruby
Hope
Tes Cornelius
Fair Park
Clorenelius
Magnulia
Cigar Smoker of Today Victim in a Female Conspiracy
A long fragment discusses cigars as an American symbol and alleges women conspire against male cigar smokers. It cites U S statistics on cigar sales, jokes about perceptions of smokers, and mentions public campaigns to address stereotypes, highlighting cultural tension around gender and smoking.
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U.S
New York
United States
Americas
Christopher Columbus
Allen Puppens
Smigws
Cele Serukos Elf
Teacher who jumped from building says embassy kept her prisoner
Russian teacher Mrs. Kosenkina, injured after leaping three stories from the Soviet consulate, claimed she was held prisoner by the Soviet embassy and resisted moves to relocate her to another hospital. Police and a detective described the hospital scene, with consular representatives asking to speak to her and her insistence she would not talk.
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It Steponavna Kosenkinatoy
Shyum
Soner
Chepurnaykh
William Yenka
Dyezka
Chepuravich
Wartan
Dyenka
Mu. Kosenkina
New Books at Hempstead County Library
New books at Hempstead County Library include a mix of historical novels and contemporary tales. Notable entries feature Margery Sharp styled social comedy and vibrant portraits of 19th century life, with references to settings in Paris and the Pennsylvania colony era.
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Hempstead County
U S Promise 3 Protection to Red Teachers
The State Department promised asylum for two Soviet teachers linked to congressional spy inquiries. It denied U S government involvement in any kidnapping and said a full investigation would follow if any criminal actions were found. Moscow accused the U S ofabroadcast claims, which State officials labeled as rough.
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State Department
Department
United States
Malotov
Walter Bedett Smith
Michael J. McDermott
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Robert A. Lovett
Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine
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Charles J. Bohlen
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Ernest A. Gross
Will
Mee Yormatl
Reed
Molston
Pilkinton Addresses Rotarians on Hope and Schools
Prosecuting Attorney Jionus Pilkinton spoke to the Hope Mate Club describing Windiong, praised by Koras Me Livy. The scene included mentions of public schools, with Sophia Sue Mar highlighted among attendees, while remarks denied any major crises in the United States.
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Hope Mate Club
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Wiebeon Wes
Sophia Sue Marpor
Hope
Mra
Danigs H
Deney
Thayer
Meat prices defy buyers strike across 28 towns
A survey across 28 cities shows meat prices holding firm or rising despite the buyers strike. Lamb chops, T bone, and pork chops edged up while some items stayed steady. Oklahoma City reports a small drop. Women vow to keep up pressure until prices fall.
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Alsoavas
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Charleston
Detrnit
Wash
Iyton
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Kansas City
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Farayne
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Atlanta
Boise
Oklahoma City
Nempstead County Democrats certify minor tabulation changes
The Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee met to certify a nearly unchanged official tally. Minor adjustments included additional votes for Miss Omori Pynha and Mentath Id, with W. S. Atkins reelected chair and Mrs. James McCullough renamed secretary. W. J. Log resigned as committeeman, and the committee voted to abolish the Wallavaburg precinct reducing the county total to 2, including absentees.
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Nempstead County
Democratic Central
Omori Pynha
W. S. Atkins
James McCullough
W. 1. Log
Wallavaburg
Hempstead County
Child Run Over by Automobile is Unhurt
Jonda Law Reed a four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Reed of Hope escaped serious injury late yesterday when run over by an automobile driven by her father at Beards Lake The family is vacationing on the lake Mr Reed rushed the child to a Mineral Springs physician who found no serious injury or broken bones The child was asleep on a blanket when the accident occurred and Mr Reed had started to Nashville The car wheel rolled over her and the doctor described her condition as not even hurt.
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Jonda Law Reed
Jesse Reed
Hope
Beard'’s Lake
Mr. Reed
Brown to Replace Late James A Harris as Negro School Supervisor
Ninny M. Brown, named supervisor of Negro schools for the TBI school year, succeeds the late James A. Harris. Brown previously led the River Training school in Ashdown, Arkansas, for fourteen years and is a graduate of AM, & N. College, Pine Bluff. He assumed duties this week.
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Ninny M. Brown
Professor Brown
Prinaryregl Lible River Training School
Ashdown
Arkansas
Am, & N. College
Pine Blugt
Paulscor Brown
Ihe
Ate Dances
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