Dean II Despondent in Tokyo Dispatch Report
Chicago Daily News publishes a censored Tokyo dispatch claiming Maj. Gen. William F. Dean appeared despondent in a summer 1830 prison camp. The piece, by Keyes Botet, references a copy the censor would not clear, warning it could cause Dean’s family great anguish and endanger the general’s life.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News Today
Tokyo
Wiliam F. Dean
the News
Keyes Boteh
Béech
Dean
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
NPR Rejects Arkansas Projects Amid Steel Shortage
Little Rock December 20 The National Production Authority rejected about a million dollars in proposed construction projects across Arkansas citing steel shortages. NPR said 14 projects were denied while others await possible reconsideration if allocations allow. One approved project was Arkansas Power and Light Company’s Pine Bluff building of 275000.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
National Production Authority
Rho
John E. Buxton
NIA Distret
Buxton
NPR
Arkansas Dower and Light Company
Pine Bluff
Atk
Arkansas Livestock Showgrounds
West Memphis
Ralph Hamilton
Bank of West
Winfield
Intermittent Water Rupture Volcano Event Explanation
An intermittent rupture of a volcanic water outlet is explained geographi cally. The text notes a defect in the structure causing periodic release and discusses potential mitigation and monitoring steps.
Arkansas Weather Turns Frigid Across State
A cold front moves into Arkansas bringing blustery winter weather. The U S Weather Bureau predicts lows near 18 to 20 degrees in the northwest and south with scattered snow, freezing rain, and sleet in north and west areas. Heavy fog in Little Rock hampered travel in Pulaski Heights as the forecast calls for colder conditions Friday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ackan- Ras
Pulaski Heights
Xedrone
Truman Has Two Remedies to Halt Strike
President Truman could use the Wage Stabilization Board or seek a Taft-Hartley injunction to delay a steel strike by CIO workers led by Phil Murray. Either route risks political backlash and may fail to prevent a walkout if wage demands push the industry to resist higher pay. The OPS and WSB caps complicate any price rise to fund higher wages. The government seeks to avoid a steel strike.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Phill Murray
CIO
Wage Stabilization Board
Tonertain
Murray
Rca
Raya Fit
Pre
Jin
Bel Tuween
Indus
WSB
Taft-Hartley
Mériey
Wwe Aida
John L. Lewis
Came Ume
Unios
15000 State 4-Fs to Be Reclassified
Little Rock dispatch reports about 15,000 draft eligible Arkansans classified 4-F will be reprocessed starting January per Brig. Gen. E. L. Compere state Selective Service director. He notes the reclassification follows a new draft law lowering exemptions and that 587 4-Fs will be reexamined next month. Men will be recalled by age groups, oldest first, with higher failure rates cited for medical tests.
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Little Rock
Pére Salé
Testimony Looms As Bankhead Aide Testifies In Trial
Nee Tork and Keyleen Cronin, both described as a maid and secretary, are set to testify for the defense today in the high profile case involving Tabulah Bankhead. The prosecution wrapped its evidence with a dealer and clerks presenting checks tied to alcohol and other alleged gifts, while the defense contends the funds were supplied with the actress’s knowledge, aiming to prove staged embellishments.
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Nee Tork
Dee
Keyleen Cronin
Fetter
Tabulah Bankhead
Triai
G. Moritz
Cyonin
Mori
Newamen Muawihg
Seaaléns
Harold A
Glyig
Crouth
Read
Booze
Cogaine
Hay
Shanahi
Tule Stevens
Léa Collen
Provan Theory Proved by U S Agriculture Experiments
A Roman era theory proposed that feeding legume hay improves milk yield. Experiments by the U S Department of Agriculture confirm the idea as valid, showing enhanced dairy output under the studied feeding regimen.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Erectors: House votes on White House hotel plan
Fragmentary text shows a local or national note about building or hotel construction connected to a White House administration effort. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the item hints at political or governmental action affecting property or development.
Drunkenness Charge Figures in 1848 Pennsylvania
A fragment notes a 1848 record from Pennsylvania mentioning drunkenness statistics or penalties. The snippet references Wisconsin and Illinois? The readable text is garbled, offering limited clear facts beyond year 1848 and the state.
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