Connally Seeks Compromise on Arms Aid Plan
In Washington Senator Connally of Texas proposed a compromise to win approval for President Truman's 1.45 billion arms aid program. He shared no details, awaiting study by Republican and Democratic senators from foreign relations and armed services. Vandenberg urged restraint on Atlantic pact funding, while Byrd predicted eventual approval but warned of cuts.
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Washington
Connally
Texas
Truman
Senate
Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Pu oBe
Vandenberg
Michigan
Chublican
Radenberg
United States
Vaendenberg
Western
Europe
Byrd
Dva
Man Named to Fill Term of Chancellor
Lee Seamster of Fayetteville was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Chancellor John Butt, who was killed in a highway accident last Saturday. The appointment by Governor McMath was announced by Executive Secretary Henry Woods. Seamster has chaired the 13th chancery district for three terms and served in the Arkansas House of Representatives.
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Little Rock
Lee ‘Seamster
Faystteville
John Butt
Gaytner McMeath
Seerty Henry Woods
Apeamster Dormeniy
13Th Chancery
Arkansas House of Representatives
Gover McMath
Arkansas patrolman shot near West Memphis reported improving
Memphis Aug 30 William Gordon 29 Arkansas highway patrolman shot while attempting to arrest two African Americans in a car near the Mississippi River bridge was reported improving today Doctors at Baptist hospital said the wound could cause permanent paralysis Gordon of Little Rock remains ill but shows some improvement
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Memphis
William Gordon
Arkansas Highway
West Memphis
Ark
Praving Today
Proclamation Urges Western Wear for Hope Show
Hope Mayor Lyle Brown issues a proclamation for September 1 to 24, 1949, urging all citizens to wear western regalia to boost anticipation for the Third Tisiriet Livestock Show opening September 19 in Hope. The decree calls for widespread participation and civic support.
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Tisiriet Livestock Show
Hope
Lyle Brown
Heart of Hope Mutual Network Program Schedule
A dense list of radio programs and hosts for Prescott studio coverage. The schedule notes morning recitals, news segments, musical interludes, and talk shows featuring a variety of hosts such as Gabriel Heatiur Fulton Lewis Jr Gregory Hand and Kate Smith, with chords of sports and concert notes throughout the day.
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Mutual
Prescott
Wander Horse
Curley Bradley
Salon Serenade
Star & Sports Today
Gabriel Heatiur
Fulton Lewis
Gregory Hand
Bil Henry
John Steele
Nevada County
Walter Alasen
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Spears
Harvey Harling
Glorie Heatter
John Daniel
Edile Arnoli—y Nevada Co
Queen
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Envy
M Mutual
Stalin Tito Rift Sparks Cold War Strategy Talks
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie reports that Moscow faces greater trouble with Tito's Yugoslavia as satellites resist Red rule. Western powers plan a three nation review in Washington, with Acheson Hevin and Schuman. Tito seeks Western aid, buying equipment and likely securing a World Bank loan, challenging Kremlin aims.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
Washington
Stalin
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
John M. Hightower
Washington, Bay
Acheson
Hevin
Schuman
Hightower
Russia
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Finland
Lito
Bulgaria
Romania
Tilo
Hin
Kremin
Vir
Boxlavia
Tito
world /bank
Reyolt
Murch
Red
Mosvow
Swimmer Aborts Channel Crossing Amid Choppy Channel
Dr George Bassle Wrewster, 58, scrapped a solo attempt to swim the English Channel in rough waters. The season gains momentum as Shirley May Wvanee of Massachusetts trains, while weather warnings and strong winds threaten plans for next weekend. A later attempt by Egyptian swimmer Magic Hagsan Hammad is blocked.
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George Bassle Wrewster
Shirley May
Massachassetts
Jost Wight
Hagsan Hammad
Man Held for Slashing Woman to Death
Jacksonville Aug 30 UP Police jailed Joe Foward DeGreif ting oh vhurses of slashing a Wehiuin to death. DeGreif, living on the Highway between Jacksonville and Jacksonville leadh, was accused shortly oflay the slain Woman's body was discovered. Reports say her caller traveled on an inter urban bus to Jacksonville after the stayin. Neigh Bone told officers May suspected him, police said. The slaying occurred on the bus near the Duval forty goad patrol. The woman's identity was not released.
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Jacksonville
Joe Foward
Jockyenville
Oliver Sit Dethoff
Oliver Sit Dethoff In Sub- Wubon Seliside
Neigh Bone
Padio
Wigim
Top Radio Programs in New York Auction Aug 30 Listing Night
A garbled radio listing from New York on August 30 outlines NBC and CBS schedules with programs like Supper Chis We and The Peoples 30 Tk Mave, alongside AMC and ABC segments. The text mentions 4:15 pm and 7 pm slots and references various shows, hosts, and times in a jumbled order.
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New York
NBC
Dannies
CBS
the Peoples
Iano Hyant
ANC
Beautiful Masses
Aimerion
Tawi Morthia
Gulsiel Honttor
Gregury Tuod
Blostempus Praviioe
Korn
A Kernels
Wusu A An
Berth
Chi
Roi Qo Lewis
Ty Lister
Bulb Puata
Unclear text row about DeGrolt and jail hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named DeGrow or DeGrolt being taken to jail and a judge named Mekuiny Davis handling a mental health or sanity hearing. Details are garbled with missing dates and actions.
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Tiusienaely
DeGrolt
DeGrow
Cogney
Mekuiny Davis
Truman affair echoes through 1945 to 1948 probes
The Senate inquiry centers on Vaughan and Maragon, a Greek American with White House access, and on promises of presidential interest in Maragon’s Europe trip. Testimony describes urging for favors, altered permits, and questions over influence in wartime government decisions and a California race track materials permit.
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Maregon
Maragon
Kansas City
White House
Will
Vaughan
Maragoh
Verley Company
Europe
Istate Department
Truman
Hat Maragon
Pentagon
Albert J. Wetley Berfime Co
Chicago
Herbert C. Hathorn
New Jersey
Agriculture Department
Hathorn
Tilme
California
Tighe Woods
Philadelphia Surrenders to Legionaires Parade
A gaudily dressed American Legion parade today captured Philadelphia as drums rolled and bugles blared. Tens of thousands lined the five mile route to witness the Levite 31st annual invasion parade with baton twirlers and martial tunes.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Eny
American Legionnairce
Levicn
Legion
Theite
Woman Accused of Murder Fights for Freedom
Evansville Indiana August 30 UP Mrs Clarice Spurlock 28 accused of arsenic poisoning her mother seeks bail relief after a toxicologist found arsenic in the exhumed body of her father Winter Dearing 60 autopsy by Dr Robert E B Farhey Indiana University concluded arsenic presence Mrs Spurlock argued state lacks sufficient evidence for continued detention before Circuit Judge Onie C Reeves giving her request careful consideration Sheriff Frank McDonald filed an affidavit another Dearing relative died while visiting her last November Dearing died five months later authorities said autopsy showed poisoning Friends of mine once paid for a voyage to Paris 1945 gift from two old friends of mine unrelated to White House staff actions claimed by Vaughan while denying any improper conduct
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Evansville
Inch
Clarice Spuriocle
Winter Dearing
Huntingburg
Ind
Jar Police Yeiuest
Robert EB. Farhey
University of Indiana
Dearing
Air Reservists to Fly to New Orleans
Navy reserve pilots from Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and Missouri will fly to New Orleans Sunday in 33 fighter planes attack bombers and five twin engine transports to complete gunnery training. Some INS Naval aviators combat air suppressors standing officers and young veterans signed up for the two weeks training the first week at Millington base.
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Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Ovor
Russia Fires Another Blast at Tito Over Yugoslav Slant
A Soviet note denounces Yugoslavia’s government led by Marshal Tito as distorting facts and pursuing a double dealing policy. Moscow rejects Yugoslav charges of negotiating with Western powers and cites alleged anti Soviet distortions. A stray appendix mentions Georgius Agricola’s zinc experiments in the 16th century.
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London
Russia
Yaroslavia
Marshal Tito
Yaroslav
Thlos
Westuyn
Kremlin
Yuagroslavia
Mortow
Obsolete Tanks Sail to Nationalists From Mobile
About 100 obsolete U.S. Army tanks, without guns and markings, were loaded onto the freighter SS Sorel at Mobile, bound for nationalist China. Col Ta Weili said the tanks would be salvaged for parts and shipped to a Chinese port. Lt Col George Y. Campbell noted they were used to train American troops earlier and were sold by the Civil War era government.
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Mobile
Ala
China
Mobiie
Annistun
Ta Weili
George Y. Campbell
Ordnance Property Disposal Division
Washington
Thel Armored
Civigse
Oarna
Mississippi
Florida
South Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana
National Guard Groups Complete Organization
Thirteen of the 27 army divisions have completed organizing all ten component units as the Defense Department reports progress in shaping the National Guard. Washington Ave is cited in the dispatch as part of the coverage area.
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National Guard
Washington, Ave
Guard
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Davis Furniture CO
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