War Origins Debate Highlights Cold War Context
The piece surveys debates on who started the war and the Cold War, noting U S State Department documents claiming Germany and Russia planned to divide Poland while Britain and the Allies kept out of Europe. Moscow counters that U S, Britain, and France aided Hitler, aided by diplomacy and even economic gifts, in launching the war. The discussion stresses the importance of history to interpret current events.
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Lave
Washington
Moscow
State Department
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Europe
Eisenhower Draft Talk Raises Interracial Race Hint
Boston dispatch reports supporters of Dwight D. Eisenhower suggest he might be drafted to intercede in race matters. They claim his war leadership dampened hopes he would avoid politics and recount his polite reply expressing gratitude and willingness to serve as a private citizen if needed.
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Boston
Walter Gallagher
James HH
Alphen
Heston
Baieura
Eisenhower
Ging Hun
Ieyay
Livscanuwer
Citien
Cold War origins and the Munich shadow in postwar view
A veteran correspondent surveys early Cold War roots and Allied diplomacy failures. He links Nazi war crimes trials, Soviet plans after Lenin, and Stalin’s 1919 Comintern to today’s Western fear. The piece notes Munich concessions and a looming struggle to defend free nations against communism.
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von Ribbentrop
Nuermberg
Russia
Germany
Walla Peciner
Mosca
Chamberlain
Gaden End Credesberg
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Vin
Soviet Union
Comintern
Third Interna
Stalin
Lenin
Imeoapean
Europe
Weill
Negro Troop rosters and sponsorships listed in Hope area
The Hope area lists Negro Troop M1 sponsored by Lonoke Baptist Church and multiple troops at Bethal AMLE Church Spring Hill Guernsey Columbus and First Baptist Hope with institutional reps, scoutmasters, committees, and long rosters of registered scouts including Chester Biddle Maurice Gamble Willie Gamble and many others across several groups.
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Hope
Lonoke Baptist Cchurch
Hazel Street
J.W. Williams
Booker T.murry
Vernon Burpus
Frank ‘#rerson
Ralph Palmer
J. A. Morris
James H. Lloyd
Raymond Williamson
Howard Jones
Chester Biddle
Burna Black
A Ig
Freeman
Maurice Gamble
Willie
Sherwood Williamson
Jimmie Chambers, Co
D. Frank
W. D. McFadden
Charles H. Muldraw
James Nelson
George Porter
James Shaw
Henry Lee Straughter
Karns Trotter
Joseph Tucker
Bethal Amle
Church
D. Mayers
R. A. Hicks
Richard Wilson
I. E. Smith
Titus Washington
Willie L. Clark
Geo. Cooper
R. L. Cooks
Sylvester Davis
Leo Evans
Lawrence Hicks
Clyde Johnson
Ike Jones
Arthur King
Lee R. Martin
Howard Marshall
B. J. Molsett
James Mus
Harvey Moore
J. Patterson
L. T. Philips
Vernon Philips- Jor
B. Ray
G. &. Radgers
Bernard Stewart
Eddy Stewart
W. J. Taylor
Malaria Control in Four Arkansas Counties
Malaria control in four Arkansas counties plans spring spraying around April 1 under an order from Joint J. Tayloe, director of malaria control. Area supervisor in Hempstead County, Wt. Goodwin, approved a new one spray technique to curb labor costs and lower the horse-spraying fee, though the price may rise this year. The technique aims to apply a single spray to reduce applications and shorten the season, replacing the prior two-application method used during the outbreak period.
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Arkasas
Armour Cement
Joint J. Tayloe
Joi Wt
Goodwin
Hempstead
Government vows no coal shutdown this spring
Washington reports labor officials say the government will not permit a soft coal shutdown this spring. UMWA leader John L. Lewis faces hard bargaining as talks with Southern Coal Producers continue. Ching warned of government intervention if a strike occurs, with pension dispute over miners 60 or older and 20 years service under Taft Hartley Act adding to tensions.
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Washington
Cyrus $. Ching
Southern Coal Producers Association
Ching
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Raymond Salvati
West Virginia
Jio
Youny Lewis
Mardi Gras Opens Amid Cold Weather in New Orleans
Mardi Gras in New Orleans began with frigid night temperatures but crowds gathered for revelry. Spectators danced to Dixieland jazz while frequenting bars for warmth as merchants closed early guarding their storefronts. The Zulu club led by Joe Warmington rode a royal barge in the New Basin canal while distributing coconuts to supporters.
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Ara
Preston McGraw
New Orleans
Zulu Aid and Pleasure Club
Joe Warmington
Mechanics Cafe
South Rampart Street
New Basin Canal
Joe
Publication of Nazi Documents Voices Soviet Critique
Washington reports privately that releasing all Nazi foreign office papers would embarrass Britain and France for their Munich era appeasement. Moscow denounced the State Department as fakers of history and promised 1938 German files, arguing Western powers sought deals with Hitler.
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Washington
Foreign Office
Britain
France
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Soviet Russia
State Department
U. S
Kremlin
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Hitler
Russia
French Spanish Border Opens After Two Years
The French Spanish border reopened to commerce after nearly two years. Barriers at Hendaye were briefly opened and closed while ports resumed activity after March 1, 1946. French troops were deployed to maintain order. no disorders were reported.
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Paris
Hendaye
France
Bay of Biscay
Rex Brenton
Associated Press
Ehomb Uhe
Tim
Spain
Hendy
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Ben Owens
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Otho ‘Uylor
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Bobby Lernee
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Charles Cross
Bert Chamberlain
Bernard Dunn
Jack Jones
Jerry Jones
Hershell Martin
Jiminy Hives
Joh D. Whitslow
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Walker Formby
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Eugene Bush
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