Russian council discusses fate of 378000 ex war prisoners
A Russian led council met amid calls to determine the fate of 378,000 former prisoners of war. Russian legate Kuzma Derevyanko walked out as the body, an advisory occupation command, prepared to hear further arguments. United States and China were said to head the discussions within the province, with other powers weighing the subject.
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Russia
Power Council For
Japan
Anese
Tamips
Kuzma Derevyanko
Axon
States
China
Taft Seeks Four Billion Dollar Budget Cut
Senator taft of ohio urged a four billion dollar reduction in president trumans budget as republicans push economy as a key issue for 1948 policy. he called federal spending up eight billion since 1947 and said much of the rise can be trimmed with strict economy at home and abroad.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Hrewster
R-Me
Repubdjicans
Mannights
Brewster
Maine
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
House
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
GOP National Committee
Republican 6Th Congress
Council Agenda Sets Feb 156 Date For Action
Gen Douglas MacArthur's intelligence officers report most missing prisoners likely died in Russian hands since war end after talks with repatriated Japanese. Russia recently said repatriation had ended but claimed 16 000 Japanese war criminals remained unreturned. In weeks, Russia sent back 2 500 prisoners and sought a ship to repatriate another 2 500 soon, with no explanation of the extra 3 000.
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Douglas MacArsihur
Russia
Chancery Court Notice in Hempstead County Ark
Legal notice states Stella Shen Holmes sues Rubin Holmes in Hempstead County Ark Chancery Court requiring appearance within thirty days and answer to pleadings filed by plaintiff with clerk signoff on January 1 by Evans
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Stella Shen Holmes
Rubin Holmes
Stella Witneas
Evans
Political Announcements Sheriff and Collector v. Jones Treasurer
A political notice lists Sheriff and Collector versus W. Jones and Lucille Ruggles for treasurer positions. The brief item outlines a campaign context without sensational details, naming the involved candidates and their roles.
Title Game May Pit Undefeated College Teams
Arkansas Tech extended its unbeaten league run with a 76 to 63 win over Northwest Louisiana. Deward Dipson scored 29 as Tech improved to 10 straight AIC victories and 14 of 15 overall. Ouachita rallied to beat Hendrix 5 to 40 and reach 7-3, tying Ozarks for third. Arkansas State faces College of the Ozarks after Memphis trip.
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Associated ‘Press
Arkansas State
AIC
Arkansas Tech
States Indians
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Nto
Russellsville
Tech
Wonder Boys
Deward
Dipson
Wonder Hogs
Ouachita
Hendrix
Tigers
Ozarks
Henderson
Conway
Tilden Named Tennis Player of Century
New York based reminiscers crown Bill Tilden as the greatest tennis figure of the past six decades. Voters highlight his seven national titles and ten year No 1 ranking from 1920 to 1928 while noting Budge and Kramer as strong contenders and Helen Wills Moody as top woman of the era.
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New York
Bill Tilden
Colossus
Associated Press
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Jack Kramer
Don Budge
Helen Wills Magdy
Tilden
Big Bill
Budge
Kramer
Riley McWane Lead Women’s Four Ball Tourney in Hollywood
Riley from Fort Worth and McWane from Birmingham headline the second round of the women’s international four ball golf event at Orange Brook Golf Club. They face Mrs Maurice Glick and Eileen Stulb after a 2 and 1 win, while Glick and Stulb advanced with a 2 up win.
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Fort Worth
Texas
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Birmingham
Orange Brook Golf Club
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Carol Diiiger Tiffin
Oliv
Mary Agnes Wall
Menghinee
Judy Baker
Lina Ohio
Benny Randolph
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Grady McDonald
Atdente
Ork
Congreve
Southern
H’sullivan Gh
Hope High School Boys Sweep DeQueen Leopards In Three Wins
Hope High defeated DeQueen Leopards in a trio of games last night. The Boncets won 33 12 behind Billy Mitchell's 12 points with strong guard play from Guilllama Nix and the Huddleston brothers. DeQueen’s Weldon Teasley led visitors with 9. In the opening B game Hope 24 9 as Messer tallied 10 while Tutl managed 3 for DeQueen. Hope juniors edged 11 10 with Bruce, Yoeman each scoring six and Elliott adding five for the baby Leopards.
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Hope High School
DeQueen Leopards
Boncets
Leopards
Billy Mitchell
Lund
Hope
Guilllama
Sit Nix
Huddleston
DeQueen
Weldon Teasley
Hope B
Messer
Tutl
Bruce
Yoeam
Elliott
Baby Leopards
Letters Given to 47 Porkers. Razorbacks Gazette History Makers
Fayetteville February 31 The University of Arkansas football team awards 47 varsity letters the most in school history at the annual banquet. Captain Alvin Duke and Leon Campbell earn fourth letters. John Lunney also receives a fourth. Lettermen span Ends Tackles Guards Centers and Backs with players from across Arkansas and Oklahoma including Beebe Fayetteville Pine Bluff Hot Springs Texarkana and Little Rock among others.
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University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Porkers
Alvin C. Duke
Leon Muscles Campbell
John Lunney
Jesse Sam Butz
Jacksonvile Pla
Frank Fischel
Helena Billy Hix
Batesville
Chester Lime
Kenneth Gray
Paris
Wen Logue
Dim Rinehart Frederick
Okla
Charie Temple
Brinkley
Deamright
Okly
Tracy Scott Smarkover
Joe Buttriuge
Conway J. C. Baldwin
Ping Bhufl
Dugan
St. Louis
Sammy Puro
Snyuckeyer
Ray
el Dorado
Buddy
Buddy Ropers
Luke Village
Leon Campbell
Jake Davis
Stacy Locoey
Vinita Okla
Gena Smazzanti
Lake Village
Louie
Little Rock
College Basketball Scores From Night of Mixed Results
The roundup lists multiple games with varied outcomes including Creighton 63, CCNY 4, St Bonaventure 4, Kentucky 68, Alabama 64, North Carolina State 57, Wake Forest 50, Duquesne 60, Cincinnati 54, Pittsburgh 77, Rockhurst 58, Bethel 99, Arkansas Tech 76, Ouachita 55, Hendrix 49, Panhandle A&M 37, Saint Josephs NM 1 45, plus other scattered scores and national association notes from Sheboygan and Baltimore.
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Loyola
Villanova
Creighton
CCNY
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St. Bonaventure
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Alabama
North Carolia State
Wake
Arkansas Tech
A&m
Ouachita
Hendrix
Panhandie
Ola
SL. Josephs
When Russia and America Are Equal Military Blocs
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues that the hydrogen bomb accelerates global anxiety about balance between the United States and the Soviet Union. He notes international control debates, potential for a clash between blocs led by Russia and the United States, and views on whether a hot war is likely before military equality is reached.
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America
Dewitt MacKenzie
Uncle Sam
Truman
Washington
Alties
Stalin Trunin
Huade
Foreign Office
Attlee
Bolsheyiem Long Ano
Soviet Union
Kusgig
Air
Stuart Symingten
Baylor University
Wave
Texas
Ris
United States
Aimvriva
Mechanic Harvey Walker Killed in Road Equipment Accident
Harvey Walker a 57 year old mechanic for Lonoke county was killed when a heavy road grader slipped while he worked on it in a Tin Reck repair shop in Little Rock. He died about an hour after the accident at a Little Rock hospital. Witnesses described the fatal mishap as the grader slipping and crushing him.
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Little Rock
Harvey Walker
Lonoke
Walker
Tite Reck
Specialist Sees Operation For Muscles Star Campbell
Baltimore February 3 A bone specialist at Johns Hopkins Hospital examined former Arkansas fullback Leon Campbell known as Muscles. The diagnosis described a relaxed knee that ended his season and he may undergo surgery to salvage a pro football career with the Baltimore Colts. Doctors said success is possible but no firm decision yet.
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Baltimore
Leon
Campbell
Baltimore Colts
George E.bennet
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Arkansat
Bennett
Missouri Battleship Heads to Drydock and Debate Over Fate
The Missouri, freed from Thimble Shoal after 25 days, enters navy yard drydock for repairs amid talk of mothballing. Admiral Blandy supports retiring the ship while replacing it with a carrier or Lyn carrier. Rear Admiral Smith says the Mighty Mo should be ready for Proix maneuvers and a Caribbean exercise, with a board of inquiry to follow.
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James J. Strebig
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Rep. Vinson
D'Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Missouri
W. H. P. Blandy
Atlantic Fleet
Blandy
Lyn Earl Riers
Allan E. Smith
Old Point Comfort
Smith
Caribbean
Mutual Network Weekend Schedule Highlights
A dense radio timetable lists program blocks across Friday and Saturday evenings and afternoons. Notable items include music segments with Emile Emans and Guy Lombardo, news updates from Fulton Lewis and Gabriel Heatter, sport coverage like U of A versus Texas, and youth concerts.
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Mutual Network
Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Ae Bandstand
Emileemans Orch
Bil Henry
M U
of A
U. of Texas
Mutual
Serenade
National Guard
Leslie Nichols
Helen Hall
Coast Guard
Freedom Story
Tabernacle Choir Church
Hollywood
Hawaii
John B. Kennedy
U. Af A
Baylor
Recueat Ji
Grounding Wa Meet Tentative Public Hearing Planned
At 10 4a m EST Saturday at the naval base a grounding inquiry begins with Captain William D Bre in charge aboard the battleship. It is unclear if the session will be public as the ship skippers its first run since hitting the shoal on January 17.
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Naval Base
Central Tyre
William D. Bre
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