Allied proposal for Austrian troop withdrawal shifts postwar path
London talks hint at Allied plan to withdraw occupation troops from Austria within months of a peace treaty. The United States and Britain reportedly back withdrawal, while Russia’s stance remains unclear, affecting Austria’s sovereignty and postwar borders as drafts for Austrian and German treaties loom.
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Britain
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Tsee
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America
Ain
France
Ofussia
Moscow
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Wash’i
Rugsix
Allied Council
Germany
Talmadge Signals Return to White Rally Plan
The 33 year old Georgia governor told a joint session he would seek support from white Georgians in Atlanta amid renewed calls to resign. He defended his claim to office, warned of a possible military coup etat, and outlined campaign steps aligned with his father Eugene Talmadge. An administration bill had already proposed barring black voters from primaries.
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Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia House Set to Hear Talmadge Address in Capitol Session
A joint session of the Georgia General Assembly was scheduled to hear Herman Talmadge, newly elected governor, as student groups planned a march on the capitol to demand his stepping down. The dispute over the governorship and control of state funds intensified as Thompson supporters urged action and a court battle loomed over revenues and the vacant executive offices.
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Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Capitol
James Clark
Emory University
M. E. Thompson
Geeralty
Adie Durden
Talmadge
Senate
Eugene Talmadge
Thompson
Ellis Arnall
General Assembly of Georgia
Eugene Cook
Dan Duke
Charles Redwine
Grain futures tumble after CCC exit hits wheat market
Market report shows sharp declines across grain futures with wheat leading the drop after the Commodity Credit Corporation left the market. Kansas City bids for wheat and corn add to the gloom as traders digest Washington approval risk. Wheat, corn, oats and barley move lower with softening prices across contracts. Lard edges down and stays near the mid-20s.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
Washington
Poultry and Produce Prices Move in Chicago Market
Butter unsettled with large receipts. Eggs firm with varied lot numbers. Live poultry steady overall with firmer hens and balanced supply. prices for fowl 28, roasters 28 to 33, flyers 31 to 32, and other items unchanged.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise as mills drive demand in New York session
The New York cotton market turned strong with aggressive mill and outside buying. Limited offerings met demand after previous liquidation, with late-day quotes advancing 5.00 to 2.15 per bale. March at 30.10, May at 29.43, and July at 28.09.
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New York
Mch
Jly
Hogs Cattle Sheep Movements at St. Louis Market
National Stockyards records show 6 500 hogs with uneven gains 25 to 75 cents. Good to 230 lb hogs mostly 34 00 to 25 00. Cattle demand local and steady with small lots up to 23 90 for light steers and calves 14 50 to 19 00 for yearlings. Sheep active with wool lambs 23 00 to 23 50 and ewes around 17 50 and down.
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ST. Louis
Hannegan Trials and the 1944 Democratic Coalition
The article discusses Hannegan as a Roosevelt protege appointed to key posts by FDR and the shift in Democratic strategy after his death. It notes the South’s dominance reasserted, the New Deal coalition’s labor and left-wing ties, and the rise of efforts to distance the party from leftist factions. It highlights New York’s friction with the American Labor Party and the collapsing effectiveness of that alliance.
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Hannegan
Roosevelt
Presiden
Internal Revenue
National Committee
FDR
South
New York
Beto
Independent Girls Defeat Prescott 39 to 17 in High School Gym
The Independent Girls basketball team defeated Prescott 39 to 17 last night at the High School Gym. Ruth Schooley of Hope scored 19 points while Stevens led Prescott with 11. The teams meet again Thursday night in Prescott. Tonight the Bobcats host teams from Texarkana Arkansas at the High School Gym.
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Prescott
Ruth Schooley
Hope
High Point
Stevens
Bobcats
Texarkana
Arkansas
Long Journey of Mail Coaches in England History
The article notes mail coaches began over 150 years ago in England. They ran at eight and a half miles per hour, making the London to Edinburgh trip take 18 days.
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England
London
Edinburgh
Sacred fish name hides a prayer in Hawaiian lore
The Ha waiian trigger fish known as humuhumu nukunuku a pua a is described as a prayer by native lore. It is noted as one of many sacred fishes revered by the natives.
World’s Highest Mountain Measured From Ocean Floor
Mauna Kea in Hawaii is the world’s highest mountain when measured from its base on the ocean floor, reaching about 31 750 feet in total height.
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Mauna Kea
Hawaii
Ocean
Hope Star Publisher and Staff Directory
The Hope Star staff lists E Palmer as president and A H Washburn as secretary treasurer at the Star Building Hope Arkansas with editors J M Davis and Paul H Jones and Emma G Thomas as cashier. Subscription rates are given for city carriers and mail to several Arkansas counties with wider national advertising offices listed.
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Star Publishing CO. Co
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jess MA. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Stalin Not Alarmed By War Despite Deteriorating Ties
Elliott Roosevelt quotes Stalin saying the war threat is not real as relations at government level worsen while people trust in peace. He cites Russia open to U N inspection, broader U S S R contact, and a shared aim for a Far East policy with the United States.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
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Roosevelt
Kremlin
Look
Stalin
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Generalissimo
Russia
Great Britain
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U. S
Wiay Myc
Far East
Jalin
Byrd Explorers Busy Setting Up Tent City
Little America reports a tent city rising on Ross shelf ice as the Byrd expedition advances base setup. Eighteen tents are up with an ice block refrigerator near camp and four men guiding supplies and operations.
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Byrd Explorers
Little America
Ross Shelf
Antarctic
Earl Kblb
Hagerstown
J. D. Wilson
West New York
N. J
Richard Jones
Davidson
N. C
Emmitsburg
Merrick
Richard H. Cruzen
Philippine Sea
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Comdr
Walter M. Sessums
New Orleans
Sessums
George Dufek
Paul A. Simple
Bay of Whales
Ives Backing Dewey for 1948 Nomination
Senator Irving M. Ives of New York says a month in Washington strengthens his support for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as the 1948 presidential nominee and dismisses questions about his own future. The report notes GOP leaders loosen a gag rule, prompting freshmen to speak more in debate while pledging to focus on legislation and avoid overextended remarks.
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Washington
Irving M. Ives
Thomas E. Dewey
Ives
New York
Dewey
Senate
Senator Bricker
Ohio
Senator White
Maine
White
Arkansas Grid Schedule Nearly Set for 1947 Razorbacks
Arkansas athletic director John Barnhill announced a near complete 1947 football schedule for the Razorbacks. Eight games are definite with six SWC foes and at least one or two open dates. The planned games include Texas Christian in Fayetteville, Baylor in Waco, Texas at Little Rock, Mississippi in Memphis, Texas A and M in Fayetteville, Rice in Houston, SMU in Dallas, and Tulsa in Tulsa.
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University of Arkansas Razorbacks
John Barnhill
Barnhill
Texas Christian
Baylor
Waco
Texas
Little
Mississippi
Memphis
Texas A. & M
Fyetteville
Rice
Houston
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Tulsa
Bricker backs complete probe of war deals
Bricker urged a full inquiry into war contracts and spending and possible profiteering. He praised the War Investigating Committee led by Senator Brewster for its capacity to perform a superior investigation.
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GP Organization
Brewster
R-Me
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