Fragmented memoir scraps reveal a tense social scene and a tragedy
The text sketches a chaotic social circle with Blake, Marilyn, Mickey, J, and others at clubs and hideouts, noting a wedding, receptions, and late night drinking. It then shifts to a serious automobile crash involving a former junior skating champion and Harvard student, with her husband blamed, a hospital stay, and kids mentioned amid accusations of mistreatment and potential smear attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Marilyn
Mickey
Mick
Joan
Oak Creek
Sedonia
Eale
Jesus White Diteh
Harvard
Kmditeh
Aspital
Grimditch
Mather
Thehildren
Audi Wyhen
Gloria Gioia
Palestine crisis deepens as UN inaction looms
The article argues the UN failed to act after partition, with Arab states pledging invasion and Britain unwilling to intervene. It cautions Russia might step in, risking the Jewish state and urging US leadership to move the Security Council toward action to preserve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
General Assembly
India
Indonesia
Partition
Security Council
UN Commission On
Britain
Russia
Red Army
Washington
London
Arkansas Items Continued From Page One
Arkansas notes include Morris forfeiting a Western Golden Gloves match to Rab el Baslighman of Cincinnati forfeit. trial of Robert Jones for killing his mother in law and two others resumes in Pope Circuit Court. Other items report welfare board appointments in several counties, McClellan criticizing President Truman, and McGehee primary races with mayoral contenders and town marshal candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGehee
C. N. Banister
W. OR. Avery
Ray Warwick
Lave
Chester Bowles
Warnell Lee
Robbins Murder Trial Goes to Jury
Lonnie A Robbins, 19, stands charged with first degree murder in the death of his bride Mrs Sue Dudley, 82, at the Robbins farm near Scotland Arkansas on New Years Eve. The case, in Van Buren County Circuit Court, went to the jury after evidence concluded. the jury may impose death or life imprisonment or convict of second degree murder with 5 to 20 years. Robbins’s mother Jewel Robbins testified she gave the bride a glass of water before her death, while the defense argues the death resulted from the bride’s own actions amid the poisoning claim and disputed motives surrounding money taken after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Robert Jones
Pope
Nancy Chansley
Here
Robert Hood
Jones
Columbus Chansley
Clyde Adams
Chansley
Bob Baley
Mortieian Wayne Hinkle
C.R. George
Ruby Jones
Leon Hatch Clinton
Lonnie A.robbins
van Buren County
Secutor
BR. G. Bush
Imus m
Aie
Sue Dudley
Abilene
Tex
Scotland
Ark
Garnar Fraser
Jewel Robbins
Texas
Devdayo
Robbins
Goth
Dixie group plots split from national Democrats over civil rights
Dixie leaders plan to form official state Democratic parties to separate from the national campaign and remove Truman and Wallace from ballots. They may push for Southern conventions and aim to deny Truman a Electoral College majority, potentially throwing the race to the House.
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James F. Byrnes
Byrd
Byrnes
North
Truman
South
Philadelphia
Dixie Group
Richmond
Wiliam M. Tuck
Vieral Assembly
Naional
Mr. Truman
Dixie
Officers elected at the annual state convention reported
Other officers elected at the annual state convention yesterday include Mrs Lovise Pragivy Jonesboro regents. Mrs P G Her son Arkadelphia corresponding secretary. Mrs Invald Weaver Memendsun historian Miss Har rielding Jetteville Jibrapi an and Mrs J B Flesterly Prescott curator
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Lovise Pragivy
Jonesbore
P. G
Arkadelphia
Invald Weaver
Memendsun
Harrielding
Jetteville
J. 5B. Flesterly
Prescott
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago Penn Feb 25
Market notes show poultry steady with receipts 13 trucks and 33,134 for butter, prices unchanged to modest increases. Pigs and cows price ranges listed, cattle and veal mixed with generally higher as market activity expands. New York stocks rally, grain futures edged up with corn leading gains, cotton futures fluctuated in a narrow range as traders await new developments.
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Chicago
U. S
New York
Skelly
Chrysler
U .S, Steel
Gooditch
Firestone
Atlantic Coast Tine
Illinois Central
Montgomery Ward
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Tuberoid
Air Reduction
Deere
Owens Wingis
Transcontinental & Western Air
Eastern Air Lines
du Pont
Cerra de Paseo
Grain and Provisions
Board of Trade
Japan
New Orleans
Hee Brady
Hope Star 1899 to 1927 Star of Hone consolidates 1929
Page reads like a masthead from Hone Arkansas publisher Palmer Ales H Werhburn secretary treasure and staff. Names include Alex H Wathburn editor Paul H Jones managing editor George W Hosmer mechanical superintendent M Davis advertising manager Emme G Thomas cashier. Notes wartime and Associated Press affiliations and national advertising reps. Subscription rates listed for carriers and mail across Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette counties.
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Alex. H. Wathburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Done M. Davis
Emme G. Thomas
Cashier
Associated Press
NEA
Apsociphan
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Milercine LaFayetts
Alsewhere
Suggestions for Getting Rid of Fire Hazards
Freeing Hempstead county farm homes of fire hazards is vital says Miss Mary Dixon home demonstration agent. Records show fire breaks out every two minutes in the United States. Eliminating common causes can prevent many home fires including rubbish piles defective chimneys roofs faulty heating devices matches smoking careless gasoline kerosene storage and electrical wiring issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Mary Dixon
United States
Communists advance in Prague amidblustery events
The Prague crisis intensified as Communist leaders pressed for Gottwald’s demands, with demonstrations filling the capital and a government radio claim of coup success. Police and regular army presence grew around the Associated Press offices while factions within opposition groups faced accusations of bribery and plots.
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Benes
Vlaclav Sykursa
Prague Radio
Gottwald
Clay Nosec
Anonia Zapototky
Zapotocky
Henes
Weir
Rude Prayo
Ranital
Interior Ministry
Mem
Actionmmittee
Central
Associates Press
Mis
Gottawald
Sparse aurora sightings mark northern lights limits
The polar aurora is rarely visible in the United States south of a line from New York City to Salem Oregon. An estimated number of American Indians today is less than half of the 846000 believed to have inhabited the United States before European arrival.
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White States
New York City
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Boise
Idlaho
Salem
Oregon
United States
Timely Tips on Farm Tasks and Seed Selection
Secure hybrid seed corn adapted to your locality and consult a county agent for recommended hybrids. Plan a seed production program for poultry and other livestock to reduce costs. Improve pastures with phosphate and fertilizer, and arrange fertilizer applications now to boost pasture yields.
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Lee
Serbert
Burns
Arkansas
Little Rock
View County Welfare Board
Arkansas Board of Public Welfare
Ted R. Christy
Raymond Waldrop
O. Belfoy
Cress County
H. McNair
Rogers Motes ‘Hoth
Fawhtnor “County
Austin Powell
Montgomery Couny
Nared Inc
Harriet Sullivan
Mississippi
Verona Beeson
Conway
New
Melba Co
Carpenter, Crittenden
Jackson Ross
Pape
Senvator McClellan
Arknsas Democrat
Charleston
J. W. Fibright
South Carolina
Whright
Thomas A. Stone
Canadia
Fort Smith
Mys
Frank Gevrig
The
Arkansas Daughters of the American Revotu
Pepsi-Cula
Ievery
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Texarkena
Market Report
Hope Star
Peers
Donasty
Star Publishing Con” OY
Palmer
Ales. H. Werhburn
Star
South Walnut Steel Hone, Ark
Hone
National Advertising
Inec
Memphis
Territoke
Midigan Avenue
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grana Rivd
Oklahoma City
Union Iame
All AP
America
A&p
Gaye
Peoreca
Amay
Leoear
BOKAR
Van
Dustry
Fierlin- Her
USA
Griffin
Aso
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