Traffic tragedy and hatchery updates in February regional notes
A Missouri truck crash near Y City, Arkansas killed the driver and a passenger, with a fire destroying the vehicle and burning cargo. Sheriff Olle Holland and State Patrolman Guy Downing report the victims’ identities are unclear, and investigators are tracing license numbers. In other news, Hendrix college enrollment reached 589, with students from states and two foreign nations representing 10 religious movements. Peon Stage Che bin tte este notes hatcheries aiming for 000 chicks in January.
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Senate weighs anti-lynch and anti-poll tax measures
Southern opposition argues rights invasion as Senate gears to vote on anti lynch and anti poll tax bills. Aimed penalties include prison and fines for officials and lynching perpetrators, with broad damages to victim dependents. Senate actions face party realignments as Republicans shift to back civil rights legislation.
Daily Bread Continues On Nazi Soviet Paper Revelations
The article reflects on the 1939 Nazi Soviet pact, noting Britain France and the United States bear some blame for Hitler rise to power. It cites Soviet responses, postwar regrets over League of Nations impotence, and warnings about appeasement and the Maginot Line era. It also critiques national failures and shared responsibility in foreseeing the conflict.
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France
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Munich
Quick Relief for Piles Promises Fast Comfort
Doctor's formula advertised to relieve irritation and discomfort from piles. Claims to soften stools and shrink inflammation. Instructions urge readers to follow directions and ask their druggist about Thornton & Minor's product.
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Security Council Delays Action on Partition Problem
Lake Success February 26 Delegates in the Security Council paused to breathe before the next round on the sick fish Palestine partition issue. The delay sparked lobbying and windiness as talks resume tomorrow with attention on Andrei Gromyko. The Soviet delegate offered only maybe yes maybe no about presenting the Kremlin stance, while observers expect Gromyko to attack the United States and Britain, accusing Britain of obstructing partition in prelude to the pivotal discussion.
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Security Council
Palestine Partition
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
United States
Britain
Partition
Dawes Plan and Hitler Lesson Through History’s Lens
The piece argues Western disbelief at Hitler’s drive for power and notes Soviet propaganda failed to cast doubt on the Dawes Plan. It recalls 1923 Germany amid economic crisis and beer hall upheaval, asserting WWII lessons were learned but future peace remains the concern.
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Europe
Germany
Dawes
Grain and Provisions at Chitagyo February 76 market report
Grains fell on the board of trade with prices mostly lower, March corn active, December corn sometimes above yesterday, soybeans showing strength from cash sales and oils. Wheat closed 1½ to 2 cents lower, May at 2.33 3/4, corn mixed with May at 2.18 1/4, soybeans up slightly, receipts and shipments noted, cash wheat nominally lower, corn supplies mixed, soybeans movement steady in the market.
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Mdeerate
Torovision
Kent
Hope Star Houston? 1899 Hope Star 1927 Consolidated 1929
Hope Star, a weekday Hope, Arkansas newspaper, notes staff, offices at South Walnut Street, and editorial leadership. It lists subscription rates, advertising reps, and AP membership, with local and out-of-state mailing options and entitlement to AP news dispatches.
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Alex. H. Washbarm
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Walnut Street Hope, Ark
New York Cotton and Stock Market Briefs Report
Slow trading in New York cotton with declines as parity expectations for mid February weigh on sentiment. New Orleans prices closed lower as futures eased, while livestock at National Stockyards showed uneven gains and steady to strong opening trade for some classes. New York stocks drifted with modest gains limited by broad market pressure and absence of leadership.
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Commission House
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West Powers Denounce Red Action
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France condemned the new Czechoslovak government as a dispatched dictatorship by the Communists. They stated power was seized through a crisis deliberately used to suspend parliamentary freedoms and establish a cover for a single party rule. The joint declaration warns of disastrous consequences for the Czechoslovak people and reiterates commitment to liberty.
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United States
Britain
Czechoslovankia
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Czechoslovakia
France
Fine Party
Unin
Laney Claims Truman Cannot Be Reelected Polls Show Doubt
Bert Laney told his pews today he is convinced President Truman cannot be reelected. He stated this after speaking at a local meeting in Rock on February six.
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Bert Laney
Truman
Market Watch Highlights Steel and Auto Stocks Dip
The report notes trading around six hundred thousand shares with oil and rail segments showing mixed moves. Declining names include American Distilling at a yearly low while U S Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Firestone, Montgomery Ward, Deere, Eastman Kodak, Owens-Illinois and Century Fox show varied activity as investors reassess offsets in the postwar sector.
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U.S. Steel
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Chrysler
General Motors
Good High
Firestone Tire
Montgomery Ward
Deere
Electric Power Light
Eastman Kodsk
Owens-Siheis
Over Century-Fox
Nape
Rivers Rise Forecast Flood Threat Across Arkansas
Steady rains over 36 hours push Ouachita and other rivers toward flood stage. Forecasts show Ouachita rising to near 20 feet at Arkadelphia and Camden by Monday, with lowland flooding and crop damage expected. Black and White rivers also near flood levels, while Arkansas River may gain three to six feet in upper reaches and reach about 20 feet at Little Rock late Saturday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Camden
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Augusta
Little Rock
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Batesville
Campden
Fort Smith
Little Rockie Monticello
Pine
Southern governors seek change to civil rights plan
Washington governor Laney and others pressed Democratic National Chairman McGrath to drop the civil rights program. McGrath refused, Laney described the talks as heated and warned that some party leaders would sacrifice principles for reelection. Laney favored remaining uninstructed at the Democratic convention or seeking tax policy over the convention. He said presidential electors for the South should be a last resort if state rights demand it.
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J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Laney
Arkansas
Truman
Uaney
Voice of America Interference Hampers Moscow Broadcasts
Voice of America reports static and interference hindering Moscow reception since December. engineers cite atmospheric conditions with no proof of Soviet involvement. Moscow area and eastern Siberia affected while British broadcasts remain clear. VOA states some programs still reach Oscow via Munich relay.
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Voice of America
Moscow
State Department
Charles Thayer Neting
Staln Department
Russia
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Soviet Union
Siberia
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Radio Information Service
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Truman Begins Last Vacation Before Election
President Truman started what may be his final vacation before the 1948 campaign. He relaxed at Key West near a naval base after a Caribbean trip, with civil rights debates heating party divisions. He plans a New York visit March 17 for St Patrick’s Day dinner and considers more trips before the Democratic convention.
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