Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas
August 30 docket lists forfeitures for assault and battery, drunkenness, and traffic infractions. Numerous defendants including Caples Toliver Gamble Vanderbilt Williams Phillips Caldwall and others with cash bonds ranging from 4 to 100 dollars. State docket cites untaxed liquor offenses and peace disturbances. several defendants pleaded guilty or were tried and found not guilty or bound over for grand jury. Civil docket shows York Furniture Co vs Wiggins replevin over refrigerator possession.
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Municipal Court of
Pickett
Lee Williams
Don Phillips
Henry Caldwall
W. Mills
L. J. Cagle
Rybel Bright
Jona P. Vesey
Lloyd ‘Osburn
T. F. Ford
Olin A. Lewis
Calvin McPherson
Pauline Collings
L. Matiick
J. B. Jefferson
Jim Pryor
Paris Tramble
Lea
C. B. Watwood
Grace Jury
York Furniture Co
Mra
Wiggins
Berlin Seeks Moscow Talks Status Amid Blockade
Berlin city council stalls meetings awaiting Moscow communique and police protection as four power talks loom. Communist maneuvers split city services. Soviet tax controls threaten Berlin’s finances while Bonn constitutional plans press ahead.
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Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
Assemly
Bonn
Germany
Socialist
Nota
Ely
Komurando
Potsdamer Square
U.S
Johannes Stumm
Prescott Lodge Special Meeting and Local Socials
Prescott News reports Prescott Lodge No. 80 FY. and A.M. plans a special evening meeting for M. M. Degree with refreshments. The issue also details multiple social events at First Methodist and First Baptist churches, bridal teas, bridge parties, church services, and a large neighborhood gathering with decorations and attendees across Elm Street and nearby homes.
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Prescott Lodge No. 80 FY. & A.M
Clarke White
Orin Ellsworth
Gertrude ‘Clarke White
Dorothy White
Presium Ehurels
Fraternity Fleets Le at Conference
A fragmented report covers a college fraternity fleet's performance at a conference with scattered names and places, including references to prep, meetings, and anticipated outcomes, though many details are garbled. The obscured text hints at team actions, potential standings, and near-term events affecting campus athletics and student groups.
FCC Plans to Outlaw Prize Program on Radio
The FCC intends to ban radio prize and giveaway programs, asserting broad authority to regulate station conduct beyond lottery provisions. Congress questions persist over enforcement, but the commission says action can proceed under broader powers with no fixed date for rules. Citizens may file objections by September 10.
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FCC
Washington
Apal
Conhore
Justice Department
Ce Commission
Truman Plans Large Scale Stumping Campaign Aboard Yacht Wanderer
President Truman prepares an unprecedented nationwide stumping drive after Labor Day stops in Michigan led by Detroit. He signals confidence in defeating Governor Dewey in November and plans cross country tours into the deep south, with J. Howard McGrath coordinating on his return to Washington.
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Wanderer
Truman
Deep South
Lnto
Tose
Michigan
Fos
Detroit
Cadillac
J. Howard McGrath
Washington
Thomas
Dewey
Berlin Settlement Hopes Clouded by Soviet Aims
The piece argues optimism over a Berlin settlement is premature, noting Moscow seeks global communist revolution and would pause only for strategic reasons. It cites John Foster Dulles’s warnings at the World Council of Churches and highlights Soviet pressure in Europe and Southeast Asia as signs of ongoing confrontation.
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Stalin
Berlin
Moscow
Io John Foster Dulles
Thomas Fe. Dever
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Anc
Thane
Cver
Europe
Southeast Asia
Bangkak
Siam
Asia
Hearmageddon
Meeting at Yorktown Reveals Dewey Campaign Tactics
An informal meeting aboard a presidential vessel near Yorktown drew Vin and Yosiurdas. Quotations were by prior agreement, but Ti nian said he knows Dewey's campaign strategy.
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Yorktown
Vin
Yosiurdas
Way Depot
Mr. Tinian
Dewey
Arkansans Wounded by Sniper Bullet
Jerusalem report: James C. Lide of Camden Arkansas and a United States consulate employee suffered slight injuries from a sniper near the Arabold area. A second man was later seriously wounded as firing continued. The incident follows gunfire near the consulate during a siege period.
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Arkansans
Jerusalem
Ith
James C. Lide
North Adams St
Chmden Ark
United States
Itas
Dewish
Chikman
Treauentis
Ter
Mass
Thomas
Tad von
Stassen to Answer Truman Ahead of Detroit Speech
GOP nominee hopeful Stassen plans a Labor Day reply to President Truman with a Detroit broadcast the next day under the Michigan GOP. Campaign manager Herbert Brownell says the addresses will be aired nationwide on NBC. Truman seeks labor support and a rebuke of the Taft Hartley Act while Wallace presses a Southern campaign with a Marshall Plan idea for industry and agriculture.
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Navola TF. Strassen
Freman
Uetrail
Lapor Lay
Stassen
GOP
Detroit
Truman
Michigan State
Republican Committee
Herbert Brownell
Thomas KE. Dewey
AFL
CIO
Washington
Truman-Barkley
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Durham
N. C
Russia
Beth
Stremp Thurmond
South Carolina
Sinipaiza
Cataloy Advertising Teases Easy Shopping Way
A promotional notice invites customers to place orders quickly through Cataloy, promising prompt attention and fast delivery using the easy Cataloy method. It emphasizes convenience for shoppers and highlights a streamlined process.
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Phic
Gerson
Arrest Predicted in Daytona Beach Slayings Case
Sheriff predicts arrest of a six foot Negro fugitive tied to moonlit slayings in Ormond Florida. A confession in Camilla names a dangerous Georgia Florida prison escapee as implicated. Authorities press for additional suspects as the man linked to Gregory Blount and Mary Hucks cases remains at large.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Alex Littefield Wu
Moonlight Beach
Ormand
Camilla
Gurby
Clarence Alburty
Georgia
Miorida
Alburty
Gregory Blount
Lexington
Mary Hucks
East Point
Sher. Heod. M. Harris
Florida
Raiford
Littlefield
Harris
Richland
Harrs
Dixiecrats plan 14 state 7006 mile Thurmond campaign
Dixiecrat leaders announce a 14 state 7006 mile campaign for Thurmond with Wright as running mate. New Dealers and Americans for Democratic Action endorse the Truman Barkley ticket. North Carolina Wallace party names Mary Price for governor and W. T. Brown for senator. Miss Price is named by Elizabeth Bentley as aiding a Communist ring.
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Thurmond
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Americans For Democratic Action and
New
Truman
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
North Carolina
Mary Price
Greenshoro
W. T. Brown
Maxton
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Washington
Miss Price
Elizabeth T. Bentley
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