Arkansas Iters Continued From Page One
A chaotic week unfolds with reports of murders, hospital investigations, and legal actions across Arkansas. Lonnie Robbins, 4? year old, faces murder charges tied to a poison death. hospital officials probe patient Hoffman’s death amid alleged attendant misconduct. a clergyman sues multiple wartime officials over Selective Service classifications. and a horse-race telegraph tip case prompts state Supreme Court involvement alongside new corporate charters for firms in Pine Bluff and Fort Smith.
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Thal
Lonnie A
Aegate
Arkanas
George W. Jackson
Abilene
Title Rock
Arkansas
State Hospital
WC. Hoffman
Fort Smith
Hoffman
British Political Figure Dies Early Today
The Earl of Derby died in England at age 82 after-relapse following a cold. He served as Britain's secretary of state for war in World War I and was famed as a leading racehorse breeder owner with horses that won substantial purses. His heir, Lord Stanley, and Lady Derby were with him, while his eldest son had died earlier. He helped found the Pilgrims and supported the London Roosevelt memorial near completion. He visited America in 1930 to attend major races.
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Earl of Derby
Britain
Lord Derby Long
Lord Stanley
Lady Derby
Lord Derby
Whard Derby
Pilgrims
London
Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Earl
Edward George [Villers Stanley
ja_ling
America
Arkansas health board reappoints two doctors to four year terms
Governor Laney reappointed Dr. J. G. Gladden of Harrison and Dr. P. Price of Monticello to four year terms on the Arkansas board of health. The move comes as influenza cases rise nationwide, with Arkansas reporting 2,288 cases in the week, up from 443 the year before.
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Laney
J. G. Gladden
Harrison
P. Price
Monticello
Arkansas Board of Health
Arkansas
State Health Department
Benton
Clark
Columbia
Craighead
Faulkner
Greene
Hot Spring
Miller
Dixie Democrats split over Wallace bid and Southern strategy
The piece describes Dixie Democrats fearing Wallace's third party bid for presidency more than southern rule, noting Wallace's minority outreach, opposition to segregation in veteran hospitals, and calls for Southern convention moves. It also covers Lucas praising Dewey’s alignment with New Deal farm program and urging farm price support and family farm preservation.
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Wallace
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Milnais
Senate Labor Committee
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Overton
D-La
Florida
Lucas
Thomas L. Dewey
Congressional Democrats
Senate
Dewey
New Yorker
Europe Sees Slow Recovery Amid Aid Dependence
A European commission report notes severe months with little dissension and a notable absence of self sufficiency in food and raw materials. Even with production rising above prewar levels Europe still needs extensive aid due to war destruction and deferred consumer needs. US delegation head Paul R Porter says signs of recovery exist but Europe cannot rely on self help or Marshall Plan projections alone.
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Commission
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Urope
Marshall Plu
Daily Bread Continued from Page
One man is interested only in itself and will hide its title. It will agree or disagree only as agreement serves its purpose. How then can appeasers claim Russia wants only to be left alone. How can isolationists say we can pull out of Europe and let Europe revive herself while fighting Russia with one hand. The State Department has made their positions almost impossible to justify.
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Russia
Europe
Arkansas Senators Blast Truman Civil Rights Message
Arkansas Senator McClellan faults the presidents anti lynching and anti poll tax proposals as likely to fail unless Southern lawmakers break up the agenda. Senator Fulbright accuses the president of courting the Negro vote and criticizes timing tied to a Supreme Court ruling on university rights. Both vow to oppose actions they fear would humiliate Southern Democracy.
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McClellan
Fulbright
Arkansas
Truman
McClelan
United States
Ying
U. S
Market Report Hope Star Hope 1929 摘
Poultry and produce notes from Chicago and St Louis markets with price ranges for live poultry ducks eggs and meat, plus livestock figures from National Stockyards and Washington, on Feb 4. Rent control debate advances as Woods testifies before House Banking Committee amid Truman inflation program.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
ST. Louis
Ill
Washington
Tigher
Woods
Federal
Congress
House Banking Committee
House Committee
Truman
Mr. Truman
Senator Sparkman
D-Ala
Grain and Cotton Futures Plunge on Margin Limits
Chicago grain futures tumbled to limit losses as wheat corn oats and soybeans fell amid heavy liquidation. Lard futures dropped sharply while spot and futures distortions in cotton reflected broad market weakness and hushed demand expectations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
L Grains
New York Stocks End Sharp Slide Amid Heavy Trading
Stocks joined a broad market tumble in one of the year’s severe price declines. Closing quotes fell about five points across many issues as the day began weak and momentum lingered through the afternoon. Transactions totaled roughly 1,100,000 shares. In New Orleans, cotton futures slid to the $7.15 a bale range before a late recovery as mills short covering trimmed losses.
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New York
Ceelton
Heryons
New Yorks
New Orleans
Budget Tangles Delay European Recovery Plan Outlook
Bridges outlined delays in the European Recovery Plan during 15 months of operation. He noted that an extra 1.0 billion dollars for foreign aid is an appropriation not a current fiscal 1949 expenditure, and the presidential budget would need about 2.6 billion more for civil service retirement and veterans benefits. Republicans debate tax cut timing and revenue estimates, with discussions on delaying tax reductions to July and potential reductions to satisfy veto risks while aiming to shrink Truman’s 39.689 billion dollar spending program and fund debt.
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Bridges
Congress
Senate
House
GOP
Treasury
Senate House Committee On the Budget
Truman
Bel
Greeks Seize 199 In Plot To Seize Lamia Town
Athens reports the arrest of 199 people in Lamia tied to a plot to seize the town. Twenty-five Communists from Athens allied with mountain guerrillas were among the detainees. All will be tried by a military court. A malaria case is noted after a mosquito bite.
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Athens
Lamia
Gulf of Lamia
Greece
Britons Urged to Forego Wage and Profit Increases
London February 4 The labor government asks Britons to honor a wage and profit restraint to fight inflation and rebuild the economy. Prime Minister Attlee’s cabinet backs voluntary curbs, urging no general rise in personal incomes without corresponding production gains.
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London
Attlee
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Lmore
Whale oil shifts from lamp use to soap and glycerine
Whale oil once valued for lamp illumination is increasingly repurposed in soap making and glycerine production for munitions, reflecting a shift in its industrial applications.
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Gibson
Jeho- Mah's Witnesses
Selective Service
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Gan E. L. Compére
U. S. Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Arkansas Supreme Court
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Gordon
Ark
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Washington Park
KXAR
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Camden
Willam Johnston
Kinroundy
Greenville
Miss
el Dorrado
Mississippi
K. H. Autry
Burdette
Arkansas Fair Managers Association
Clyde Byrd
Stnrrison
Kirby Holder
Olney
R.ush
Lou Sullivan
Pyatt
Dwight Sullivan
Texakokan
Texarkana Gazette
Anderson
Louis B. Graves
FBI
Southwest Arkansas Electric Conperative Corporation
Miller ¢Country
Annderson
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Texarkana
Blytheville
Hettie DB. Moore
Joiner
Mississippi County
L. RB. Hatdrook
St Louis
Cliff Cannon
Rural Electrification Administration
Southwest
Arkansas) Electric Co-Operative Corporation
REA
Southwest Co-Operative
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Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
Palmer
BH. Washburn
Treaurer
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Alex, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Mach
Supt
MM. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Coshinr
Af Hope
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NEA
Meona Newspaper Enterprise Associaton
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller An Jatagette
National Advertising Repres
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Mphis
Storiz
Midigan Avenue
New York City
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
Ste
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AP News
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Pepsi-Cola Company
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Ely
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