European thinker Dr Gonda discusses postwar Europe
In an interview, Dr Eugene F F Gonda of International News Service spoke at Kivunis Sincheon about European nationalist aims after World War II. He argued small nations seek security over independence, warned of Stalin’s threats to the U S S R, and cited Spain’s neutral stance and Allied timing in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ff. Gonda
Tlungaylan
International
Europe
Gends
United States
Kivunis Sincheon
Nagy
Hungary
Gundu
Hitler
Gonda
Wilson
National Committee For A Wree Europe, Inc
Goneda
Russia
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Spain
Praco
Hiller
Ny Ganda
French Africa
Comminental
France
Blevins Drive Raises 202 for Polio Campaign
The Blevins March of Dimes drive collected 202.81 dollars with numerous named contributors listed, including Mrs. Herman Brown and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Vines, among others, supporting local polio relief efforts.
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Blevins
Mes
Meaderrelly
Tony
Herman Brown
R. T. Vines
C W Leverett
Clyde Snellgrove
Cecil Sewell
Herbert Stephens
Byron Stone
Petit Wade
Mr. Griffith
H. H. Honea
Wm. Cumming
Floyd Gulut
Raf Yarberry
W. Gorham
Irvin Brooks
Daly Gorham
J. M. Walker
J. J. Bruce
W.h.stingley
Troy Wade
Ada May Fer
Vernon B
J. R. Meaders
Cay Nolen
A. Brown
Edna Nesbitt
White
Belarpa
Oxan St Paul Clubs to Meet
Ozan and St Paul Hume Demonstration clubs plan a meeting amid limited readable text. The fragment suggests an event or discussion session set for a Wednesday, with references to local clubs and demonstrations. Further specifics are not clear from the fragment.
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Oxan
St. Paul
Ozan
St. Paul Hume
Die
Reget
Hume
Fulbright Resists RFC Probe Amid White House Clash
Senator Fulbright defies calls to retract charges against RFC leadership, alleging adviser influence on loan policies. President Truman backs the five RFC directors, while Fulbright seeks public hearings and more subcommittee reports. Maybank and Douglas express doubt about RFC directors’ fitness.
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Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Banking
Donald Dawson
Truman
RFC
REC
Dawson
Truyan
Douglas
D-Ii
Senaitor Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Maybank
White House
RBC
Officers Track Down Burglar in DeAnn Section
Deputies captured 23 year old John K. Cleveland in the DeAnn area after following tracks from Samet homa on Highway 20. He admitted breaking into homes and automobiles, with jewelry and other items recovered. he faces arraignment before Judge Dexter Bush. Deputies Allen Shipp Harold Porterfield and Milton Mosier led the investigation.
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John K. Cleveland
DeAnn
Highway 20
Cleveland
Dexter Bush
Alien Shipp
State Pasies
Harold Porterfield
Milton Mosier
Death of Hempstead man C B Horton at daughter’s home
C B Horton aged 71 a longtime Hempstead resident died early today at the home of his daughter Mrs H O Grisham of Hope He was a native of Hood County Texas He is survived by son Lee Horton of Houston two other daughters Mrs Bertie Burns of Buna Vista Ark and Mrs Obera Skinner of Cullendale Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Buchan Baptist Church No 1 by the Rev Howard White
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C. UB. Morton
Hempstead
H. O. Grisham
Hope
Hood County
Texas
Lee Horton
Houston
Bertie Burns
Buna Vista
Ark
Obera Skinner
Cullendale
Wedserday
Buchan
Us Church No
Lev. Howard
Musical Program to Delight Community in School Auditorium
The university framed program directed by E. J. will be held in the school auditorium at 7 35 p m. The concert aims to showcase the Qrew and special RMakiSt es, inviting local attendees to enjoy the evening of music.
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Universia
Frase
E. J. Iarty
Audijonum
Will Submit Compromise on Cotton Ceiling
Washington February 13 Four price stabilizer Michael V DiSalle ready to set a raw cotton ceiling liberal enough to aid southern planters yet safeguard clothing costs A compromise near 45 cents per pound could entice plantings though not fully decontrolled Sixteen cotton state senators urged Truman to end ceilings to boost production and stabilize markets The government seeks a 60 percent increase in cotton output to relieve shortages OPS fixed ceilings for cottonseed oil crude soybean oil and crude corn oil to curb price spikes for margarine dressings and shortenings while promising similar margins for consumers and fair profits for merchants
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Washington
Dbiree
Michael V. DiSalle
OPS
DiSalle
Catton
Truman
OFS
Intel
Two More Arkansans Die In Week's Traffic Toll
The weekly violent death toll rises with two additional Arkansans killed in traffic accidents. James R. Tillman, a 14-year-old from Paragould, was struck by a truck after stopping for a parked school bus. G. W. Allison, 24, of Humnoke, is jailed in Paragould on an open charge pending investigation. An Osceola driver died near Wilson when his truck collided with another truck driven by G F McTerray of Garuthersville, Missouri.
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Preas
Arkansans
Eturt
State
Arkansas
Sailus
Paragould
James R. Tillman
Wcigal
G. W. Allison
Humnake
Ark
Wilson
Hissugk
G.F. McTerray
Garuthersville
Bates Pasture Openhouse Attracts Farmers And Stockmen
An openhouse at Bates Pasture is set for Friday morning February 16 from 10 o clock. Farmers and stockmen are invited to learn about the pasture and ask questions during a matinee style session.
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M. &. Bates
Etree
Wall Ai
13 More Dogs Killed by City Officers
A mangled OCR summary reports that city officers killed 13 more stray dogs, bringing a two day toll to 17. The article mentions a rabid animal incident on a road near Anthony’s Mill road, with warnings given to residents to keep distance. No clear dates or locations are consistently readable.
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Marty
Anthony
Mixhway
Pai
Meners
Rome
Fugitive Capture Ends Manhunt Across States
Twelve escapees from Ars konsay State hospital ward led to a manhunt. GLorn T Milbs ab Jorne and nine others were recaptured after a trap set by Sheriff Burton Arnel. Goforth of Pu aska county, charged with armed robbery, was among the escapees. Officers pursued across Neb and Oni Wa peftirn.
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Jay
Arskonsay State Hospital
Glorn T Milbs
Goforth
Huma
Niney
Oni Wa
Cold Wave Hits Midwest With Ice Storm Blasts
A new doll wave driven by a strike spreads across the Midwest bringing an ice storm. Washington reports thousands displaced as a 100 mile wide ice sheet moves through Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Snow follows in Madison, Wisconsin as cold snaps descend to Wisconsin Texas with temperatures plummeting. Grim best temps include Houghton Michigan minus 27, Bismarck minus 26, Granteburg minus 1. The weather bureau warns of ice sleet and snow complicating travel while the Pacific Northwest endures several fatalities and $50 million in damage from floods and related events.
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United Pros
Midwest
Washington
Missouuii
Uliness
Indiana
Michigan
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Texas
Houghton
Mich
Bismarck
Granteburg
Lee
Pacific Northwest
Economist to Air Farm Problems at Tope City Hall
Economist T. E. B. Atkinson of University will discuss farm problems in a meeting at Tope City Hall Wednesday at 1:15 pm. Current farming issues will dominate the program. All interested persons are invited.
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T. EB. Atkinson
University
Pam
Ozan Soldier Promoted to Corporal in Yokohama
Yokohama Japan February 8 Pre Wits Scoggins regional point engineer Yokohama Command 084th Army Unit promoted to corporal on February 2 He is the son of Mrs Pearl Scoggins Ozan Ark
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Yokohama
Japan
Wits Scoggins
Pearl Scoggins
Ozan
Ark
Dorsey Fuller Called by Army for duty
Capt Dorsey Fuller commander of Co A 153 Infantry received notice to report for active duty next month. Fuller will report to Camp Hood Texas. Jack Rust will assume command of the loge unit. Rust, formerly at Hopg, now lives in Arkadelphia Booney OVER the pose we.
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Dorsey Fuller
Ca. A. 153 Infantry
Bay
Fuller
Camp Hood
Texas
Jack Rust
Elso
Mr. Rush
Hopg
Arkadelphia
Bill to raise sales tax for school funding outlined
Lawmakers debate a bill increasing the sales tax from two to three percent to fund public schools. Lynet of Palisett County introduces the measure, forecasting $23,000,000 in two years, with one third redirected to a school fund and a $3,000,000 borrowing authority. The proposal faces opposition and potential revisions as bills on broader budget items are approved.
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Vaoter
Rap
Inter Board of Education
Lynel
McMath
Hauer
Walter Young
Union County
Cana
Runaway Youths Returned From Little Rock
State Police announced two Hope youths aged 13 and 16 were picked up near Little Rock around midnight after running away Sunday night. One left a note, both were found and returned to their parents the next morning. Local authorities issued an alarm but the youths were safely returned.
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Bone
Little Rock
Wikewather
Olfleorn
Armory Painting Delayed by Local Squabble
Unclear reports say painting of the National Guard Armory is halted due to a local dispute. The contractor’s work stopped by a faction objecting to the contract terms, delaying completion beyond March 1 with no new date set.
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National Guard
Unblu
Litlle
Unin
Ely Ieander
Aymory
Ghotatiey Sen
Daluys
Noted Eastern Front Clash Shifts to Korean Mountain Passes
Nekyo reports in mid February that Chinese and Korean theater forces shifted to the Ye Mountain corridors near Yojo road as Allied aviation and naval air strikes mounted. Commanders warned of a large manpow er buildup and a planned breakout along the mountain routes toward Chingau and Beoul, with units massing for a possible Western Front engagement.
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Nekyo
Chita
Korea
Hender
Masdethur
Aong
Civilian Defense Group Meets Tonight in City Hall
The advisory committees of the Civilian Defense sumup for Hope and Mempstead will meet tonight at 1:90 at City Hall. All members of the recently winnanced committees are requested to be present. Danakl Dil, director.
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Adyssaey
Civilian Defence Sumup For Hope and Mempstead
Winnanced Vomimitieas
Danakl Dil
Forney Holt High School Semester Honor Roll Listed
Forney Holt High announces Semester and Second Nine Weeks honor rolls. Names cover grades 6 through 12 with students earning A and B honor designations for academic achievement.
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Forney Holt
Hype High School
Lorney G. Holt
Emilie Elder
Dana Cunningham
Bilile Baker
Albert Graves
Paula Raley
Lynell Buler
Nelda Thompson
Jack White
Billy Gentry
Ann Houston
Audrey Light
Lou Neal Logan
Jon Moses
Barbara Taylor
Robert Power
Sydney McMath
Sara Lauterbach
Roberta Howard
Marilyn Shiver
Jimmy Compton
Virginia Mitchell
Helen Power
Shirley White
Dorothy Hulsey
Wil
William Marlin
Larg Lauterbach
Wilma” Coleman
Caroline Hawthorne
Bobby Ross
Pat Middiebrooks
Virglnia Mitchell
Helen Peaver Shipley White
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