Parking Violations and Phone Woes Highlight Daily Ink
A note from editor Alex H Washburn recalls two hour parking fines in a business district and a night when a phone line failed. Police visited after a late shift, and Washburn recounts paying a one dollar parking fee while planning repairs with the telephone company. James Thrash er reports on Taft Hartley law tests as CIO and Philip Murray push orderly challenges, arguing labor gains and due process amidst broader postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursby
Lst
Roy Anderson
Hoy
Remmel Young
Fort Smuth
Hope Exchange
Bren Ss
Doorbell Tang
Happy Duyn
Chubby Anderson
Aney
Loung
Mr. Young
Suk Witt
Boi
Ete
James Thrasher
CIO
Philip Murray
York
Taft
Thi
Supreme Court
Legistators
Ibtank
Lund
Mc Murray
Wsugl
Hope Defeats North Heights to Enter Finals
Hope Junior boys edge North Heights Texarkana 286 25 to reach finals in a tightly contested district tournament. North Heights girls beat Guertsey 11 3 securing a spot in the championship, while Hope smothered Texarkana 34 17 in the junior boys round. Patmos girls outscored Central 18 17 as Kent and Formby fueled the win. DeQueen Magnolia Sevier County boys won by one in a close game. Spring Hill fell 21 15 to Garland Junior girls. Patmos boys defeated Guernsey 20 11 to stay in title contention. finals set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLeod
Hope
North Heights
Texarkana
Guertsey
Maxwell
Mitchell
Gwlliams
Huddeston
Razorbacks
Bobcats
Teanuie
Knight
Patmos
Central
Kent
Formby
Taltics
Sevier County
DeQueens
Mag ‘Nolia
Spring Hill
Walkerville
Garland
Guernsey
Countywide Rat Poisoning Campaign Planned Countywide
County agents outline a countywide rat control drive led by the Harm Bureau with T A Carnelius and Andrew Avery coordinating. On March 31, 1848, farmers will place bait supplied via committeemen on farms countywide to curb rat populations using U S Fish and Wildlife Service approved poison. The program aims to protect grain while minimizing risks to humans and domestic animals with safety guidance and coordinated community effort.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Agamo
Ge Warton
Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
T. A. Carnelius
Andrew Avery
Monroe Kent
Itat
Adams
Greeks Round Up 200 Suspects
Police in Athens roundup about 200 suspects tied to guerrilla activity.Authorities say the operation targeted cells around Athos and Paracus with several already convicted or awaiting sentences linked to violence. The fate of arrestees depends on ongoing legal actions and investigations.
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AMS
Fiom Ipi
Gtivity
Aburit
Athos
Sume Sun
Athens
Paracus
Angetos Evert Ea
Mhem
Couns
Lesbos Island
Oters
American Girl Renounces Citizenship in Moscow
Annabelie Bucar 83 of Clairton Pennsylvania resigns from a U S embassy post and renounces U S citizenship after marrying Russian operetta star Konstantine Lapkin known as Kostya The divorce continues as she chooses to live in Moscow with her husband and notes Russians are fine people She arrived in Moscow in 1946 and worked in the information section for the State Department magazine America This story continues on Page Two.
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Moscow
U. S
Annabelie Bucar
Clairton
Welter Bedett Smith
Konstantine Lapkin
Kostya
Miss Burar
New York
State Department
America
Miss Bucard
Sara
Lapkin
Floods Hit Five Midwest States and Minnesota Blizzard
United Press reports the worst floods this year in five Midwestern and Southwestern states with a surrounding blizzard in Minnesota and Wisconsin. A storm center spawned many tornadoes in Texas, Kansas, and Illinois, while high winds wrecked homes and airports and halted trains. Overland travel bogged down as 700 people were trapped in 450 cars and five school buses on the way to a basketball game near Cloquet, Minnesota.
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United Press
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canadian
Texas
Kansas
Ilinois
Herns Town
Wiconsin
Nebraska
Plains
Cloquet
Minn
Floodiwood
Wwateh
Carleton High School
Clolland
Dyath
Charles Isaacson
Page
Europe Sees Next War Ahead While America Fights One
HAL BOYLE notes European powers keep future wars in view while America concentrates on the present. He recounts Soviet aims to draw U S troops toward Berlin and Prague liberation scenes at Pilsen in 1943, where Czech crowds cheered Patton’s forces but waited for full independence and relief. The piece contrasts American restraint with Eastern Europe’s longing for freedom.
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America
Europe
Hal Boyle
New York
Armerica
United States
Berlin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Pilsen
Hibes
Tilsen
Americcan
Avichy
Ceedostavaklu
Hitler
Dunkercque
Fortune
Vader
Taupest Tity
Tildle
Patton
Toops
Bametuig
Geeman Taule
Weileulia
Tivsl
Mts
Do Rt
Mel
Won
Ardoyoung
Ewig Tiel
Lou
Finland to Name Delegates on Moscow Friendship Treaty
President Juhe BE Pansikivi is expected to name a delegation by Tuesday to discuss with Moscow the friendship treaty sought by Prime Minister Stalin. The group may be headed by Premier Maino Pekkala or Foreign Minister Carl Enckell as Finland weighs neutrality and sovereignty amid Soviet pressure. Parliament and public mood show concern over the Soviet move ahead of upcoming elections while Finns brace for a neutral stance amid regional tension.
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Ake Malmstrom
Helsinki
Finland
Juhe BE
Pansikivi
Moscow
Stalin
Maino Pekkala
Carl Enckell
Hasavken
Ussi Suocil
Typkensan Sanomat
Europe
Voman — Socailidumpkraatti
Social Democrat Party
Russia
Bidault
United States
Western Hemisphere
Asia
Govognac
Tillang
Uils
United Nations
la Geneva
League of Nations
Taby
U.N
Prave
Soviet Union
Pivand
Ex Czech minister wounded in Prague shooting
Former minister of justice Dr Prokop Drtina was severely injured in Prague after an apparent attempt to kill himself by jumping from a window. He is hospitalized with head injuries but expected to recover if no complications arise. The incident follows political upheaval as cabinet resignations precede the Communist coup.
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Prague
Prokop Drtina
Drtina
Kim
Dy. Drtna
Moscow
Jan Maaryl
Gottwald
Murely
Sorny Observics
Antonin Zaporisky
Aelinu
Gullwald
Eduard Genes
Cally
Crecho
Elovakla
Youths Aid State Wildlife Plan Contest Aimed at Quail Restoration
Youths aged 12 or older and not in high school are invited to join a statewide wildlife conservation program announced by Arkansas Gate and Bish Commission Executive Secretary T. A. Me Amis. The contest runs year round, April to April, with prizes for plans and field designs promoting quail habitat, crop planning, and feeding for wildlife. Local wardens in Blytheville Fort Smith and other districts will supervise. participants must sign up for game management development on at least 160 acres.
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Leon Hatch
T. A. MeAmis
Arkansas Gate
Bish Commission
McAmis
Commission
Inap
D. W. Farker
T. N. Rush
Dover
Cecil R. Gravesand
W. C. Kinningham
Blytheville
Robert Simmons
Wee Memphis
Leslie McBride
van Buren
BR. F. White
Fort Smith
Robert J. Parker
Belleville
Table Hawkins
Martillon
Leonard Harris
Melbourne
Corbett L. Clark
Black Rock
John D. King Jr
Nefork
Charles Cannon
Fordyce
Earl Shankle
Chichester
British Take Up Stations in Honduras
British Marines moved in battle dress to western Belize border posts to guard a disputed area amid reports of a Guatemalan invasion. The Sheffield cruiser's crew boarded trucks for Stanley and other stations while Belizeans watched. authorities said a Devonshire training cruiser would join Jamaica’s Guards regiment to form a permanent garrison. Guatemalan sources downplayed invasion claims, blaming agitators from Mexico.
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Belize
Royal Marines
British Honduras
Sheffield
Hatte Gard
Stanley
Pieth Girport
Jon
Devonstilze Probibly
Jamaica
Honduras
West Indies
Burkish
Britain
Guatemala
Mexico
Moscow Rape of Czechs May Halt U S Concessions
The piece argues Western democracies must confront a grim reality as Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia threaten democracy, urging a tougher stance. It notes France's Boulangist condemnation and calls for a realistic assessment of Bolshevik expansion as a world revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Democracy
Eurepe
Hitler
Southern Democrats Rally Over Civil Rights Fight
Washington reports Southern Democrats mobilize to oppose Truman civil rights plan. Governors, party stalwarts, and regional leaders planned to form a united front while a special committee weighed the issue. Public protests, voter laws, and party alignments dominated discussions as Mississippi and other Deep South states prepared responses. Strom Thurmond declared opposition in Columbia, Georgia lawmakers moved to press a state response, and a national meeting was urged to address intraparty strife and electoral strategy.
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Washington
Truman
Mississippi
Dernaur
J. Howard McGaused
McGrath
Ae Law
Cineago
David
Pattyourga
Franke
Melfud Midianapolis
Edward Je
New York
Temocratic
Congres Pmtanwibile
Bunch
Senate
G. Ments
Kentucky
Tors
Thave Dalets
Tuck
Stors
Alabama
South
Florida
Town Hall plans winter program by South Hall Association
A South Hall Association meeting selected a committee to plan a winter season program. Ruth Bryan Owen and J. E. Carlton were proposed for Denmark world affairs coverage, with a concert lineup including pianist and four men with a vocalist. The group aims to present an excellent program to attract more numbers each season.
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South Hall
E. Carlton
Rev
Coop
A. Armitage
Ruth Bryan Owen
Forintister
Denmark
Gro Sisling
Fru Polgar
Ynigi Billoy
Virginia Sale
Ioydng
Lhasa
Texas
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Hanover
N. H
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Filsen
Pragust
Lbl
Ruth Berbes
Chicago
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