Morriston Mill in Carolina and Arkansas Industry Push
The piece discusses wartime inflation and its impact on prices, wages, and the economy, noting government spending and consumer effects. It highlights the Morriston cotton mill’s history, ownership changes, and recent sale to the Virginia Group, portraying resilience and industrial adjustment amid postwar shifts. It also analyzes two party realignments and political dynamics shaping the GOP and Democrats.
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Slate Papers
Morrilton
Seine
Virginia
Cayelina
Wwe
Speciad
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Dicemenitayes
Mereliniyns
Teal
Stark
Faith
Caroline Niles
Carolina County
Newdongland
America
Morriston Aailwag
Carolina
Little Rock
Regulrorg
Virginia Group
Arkansas
Morritson
Mackrell backs Holt in bid for independent governor
In Arkansas a draft effort mounts for Jack Holt to run as an independent in November. Mackrell plans live broadcasts and rallies, while Holt weighs independent or Democratic nomination outcomes. Official returns show McMath leading Holt with Holt contesting possible results.
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Mackrell
Holt
Tittle Rock
Aue
Uncle Mae
Jack Holt
Bovernor
Lebetignrs
Lille Rock
Trott
Pin
Sid McMath
Young Hot Springs
Helt
Molt
Jonesboro
Truman Plans to Blast Republicans
President Truman prepares a midyear budget review and attacks Republican plans, arguing for fiscal measures and defense priorities. Reports note treasury deficits and tax-cut debates, with officials signaling a public clash over budgetary policy and legislative timing.
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Truman
Swigs Are Passed as Diplomas Are Given Out
Conway Arkansas State Teachers College staged a short ceremony in which six month to sixteen year old children paraded across the stage to receive the baby of arts semi honorary degrees for parents who earned regular degrees. Anthony Cantrell Sr led the group with four graduates, while Dr. Nolen M. Irby noted many are expected to return for real degrees.
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Conway
Aug
Arkansas State Teachers College
Sheepslin Co
Swift
Anthony Cantrell
Cantrell
Nolen M. Irby
Car Race Sunday at Fairpark With 1100 Prize Pot
Everything is set for stock speedway races at Fairpark Sunday afternoon at 1 pm with qualifying rounds. The event, sponsored by Third Sisters Live Stock Association, narrows to 16 finalists for prizes totaling 1100 dollars. First 500, second 300, third 200, fourth 100. Admission 1 for adults and free for children with parents. lone children pay 50 cents.
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Fairpark
Third Sistries Livestock Assocvlatiore
Tobin Becomes Nation's 6th Labor Secretary
Maurice J. Tobin was sworn in as the nation's sixth labor secretary. The former Massachusetts governor pledged to remove the word strike from labor relations while moving quickly into duties. The ceremony included Truman cabinet members, Judge Curran, and attendance by government and labor leaders and hundreds of workers.
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Lawp
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
Truman
Laward M. Curran
Libor
Palestine Peace Hopeful Amid Jerusalem Fighting
United Nations mediator Bernadotte spoke of hopeful progress toward a Palestine settlement if a truce holds six more weeks. He predicted possible results by mid October and urged a sustained pause as Arabs and Jews clashed in Jerusalem. News described renewed ceasefire hopes and pressure for UN action while factions faced pivotal political moves in Tel Aviv.
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Stockholm
Falke Bernadotts
Palestine
Jerusalem
United Nations
Red Cross
Bernadotte
Holy Land
Peaf Roy
TV Hope
Paris
Ts Res
U. N. Security Counci
Oan
Serusalem
Hie Tay Berhadine
Holy City
Bernadottes
Rome
Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
Pauy
Tva
Real McCoy Spent Time Telling Soldiers About Foreign Nations
HAL BOYLE recounts George Braidwood McCoy, a veteran nicknamed the Real McCoy, who spoke to soldiers about distant lands. The piece highlights McCoy’s wartime anecdotes and the public’s fascination with his foreign lore amid the war era.
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McCoy
Arkansas baseball tragedy and crop reports in brief
Arkansas brief notes report a baseball injury to a Dulath, Minnesota team member linked to St. Louis plans and medical exams. former Arkansas athlete in Cardinals system. Also summarized are crop prospects in Arkansas with bumper peach yields on Ridge zones and Nash ville area, plus a push for U.S. ambassadorial postings and highway project bids in Arkansas.
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Fayetteville
Mein McGaha
Dulath
Minn
Jett
St. Louis
University of Arkanshiete
Pew
Louis Cardinals
Robert Hyland
Arkansas
University of Ar Kansas Department of Agriculture
iRidge
Crowley Ridge
Nashville-Highlang
Ashington
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sto
Ninh
He Ras Bartle
Kansas
Das Ceoils
Amerien
Alphonse Gearteebevie
Genw'at
International Shoe Co
St Louis
St. Louis University
Daasehaal
Drag Bos
Ward Goodrich
Karwar City
Commerce Trot Company
Harvaytet
Gornbuin
Wielita
Kons
Grover
McMath Backing Truman Deepens Split in South
Washington Aug 14 The Southern civil rights threat to President Truman's election is easing as developments this week boost confidence in Truman gains. Arkansas attorney general Sidney McMath's bid is seen as a potential boost for Truman in Dixie states, while Texas faces trouble within the party over ballot alignment with the Dixiecrats led by Strom Thurmond.
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Washington
Teddy
Truman
Vexas
Pru Ind
Howard McGrath
Texas
Mixiverat Lickel
Gav
Beauford Jessor
State's Rights
J. Strom Whurmond
South Carolina
Gov
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Alabama
South
Sidney McMath
Hot Springs
Arkansas Paverno
Truiman
Tran Meath
Ued
Ninisteition Levleamils
Ling Ti
Dewey Plans Campaigns in Strong Democrat States
Governor Dewey will wage an aggressive campaign in states with stiff Democrat opposition to GOP senatorial candidates. An associate said he will expend effort to keep Republicans in control of the Senate, aiming for a large majority in key races including Minnesota Kentucky West Virginia and Wyoming. A definite schedule will be outlined after talks with running mate Fort Warren in Albany.
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Albany
N.Y
Thomas TE. Dewey
GOP
Dewey
Senate
New York
Clase
Wlnnhesota
Wyoming
Kentucky
West Virginia
Vicw
Fort Warren
California
Warren
Suday
Russia says United States violated international law in New York consulate incident
Moscow claims American agents in police uniforms violated immunity of the Soviet consulate in New York by entering the building after a Russian teacher, Oksana Kosenkina, fell from a third floor window. Tass describes searches, a seizure of a purse, and transfer to Roosevelt Hospital, alleging forcible removal and injury amid an immunity breach and protests to U S authorities.
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Prayad
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Communist Party
American Intelligence Service
New New York
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Kesenkina
Alrvady
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Kosenkina
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U. S. State Department
Tass
Poli Iy
Kosouktins
Yass
Po- Hee Jhon
Tsoviet
Souurady Lomtakiy
Kaaunkina
Lakey Trym
Three Years Since Japan Surrendered to Allies Worldwide
Fragmented wartime dispatch recalls Japan's final surrender and Allied reactions, with scattered names and places miscopied. The piece mentions War Minister Kurechika Anasui, the last atomic blast, and Moscow and Russia in the broader postwar fear of a new conflict, reflecting a dated, garbled account of World War II events.
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Wes Mohuederp
Kurechika Anasui
Sircide
Weil
Aise
Cyinry
Moscow
Soviet Teacher Held Under U S Guard At Consulate
Oksana Stepayovna Rosenki, a 1 year old Soviet teacher, was placed in protective custody in the United States after leaping from a fourth floor Soviet consulate window claiming imprisonment. She agreed to testify before the House Committee on American Activities as federal and state authorities gather details. The case drew in the State Department and Justice Department as well as police officials and involved potential protests from the Soviet government.
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Augstry
Oksana Stepayovna Rosenki
Feder
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United States
Pudia
House Uf-American Activities Committee
Roosevelt Hospital
Robert
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Wik Wheeler
Int Sigator
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Sosenkina
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American Activities Committee
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