War as Russia Continued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR shows a narrative of wartime plans and repression in Poland. The speaker describes seizures of offices, arrests for illegal party work, and police intimidation. A Soviet colonel reports widespread war mobilization, with Molotov as war party head, and rocket developments for Europe.
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Ous
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Gazeta Ludowa
Faiily
Poland
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Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
Polish Peasant Party Leader's Escape From Polish Government
An unnamed former Polish Peasant Party official recounts his near arrest, the planned suppression of his party leaders, and his daring escape to warn the world of a looming threat from a totalitarian regime seeking to control Europe. The narrative frames wartime politics, repression, and a call to defend human rights.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Red Army
Germany
Europe
America
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Mbjs
Polish Peasant Party
Sttan Korbowsii
Wincenty Bryja
Tysek
Poland
Atlantic coast region shows lowest divorce rate in nation
The Atlantic coast region has the lowest divorce rate in the country while rates rise with distance westward, peaking in the Western mountain area. This pattern highlights geographic variation in divorce across regional districts.
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Atlantic Coast
United States
Gunning Aims For First Big Pro Victory At Tucson Open
Alexander Gunning seeks his first major pro tournament win as the Tucson Open moves into the third round with a one stroke lead after 36 holes. Notables trailing include Jimmy Innes and Vic Ghezzi, while a crowded field features Bobby Locke Ed Yukon Dave Douglas and others across a wide leaderboard.
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Aviz
Stewart
Alexander
Mid Pines
N.C
Alexandar
Golf Dam
Jimmy Innes
Chicago
Tuesny
Bobby Locke
Sainny Snead
W. Vau
Heavyweights Train for Bout Monday
The article describes heavyweights Maxim and Sikes training intensely for an upcoming bout. Sikes and Maxim arrived from distant cities and conducted public workouts in Cleveland and Indianapolis. Maxim displayed sharp punching during a four round session as Sikes continued daily sparring work, aiming to peak for the fight.
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Musiim
Cleveland
Sikes
Lille
Finianapulis
Nevo
Maxim
Indianapolis
Last Rites Planned for Pennock Monday in Chester County
Kennett Square area prepares for the funeral of Herbert J. Pennock, 52, longtime Philadelphia Phillies general manager, who died in New York after a cerebral hemorrhage. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at a private family ceremony with burial in Union Cemetery. his body will lie in the American Legion hall for public viewing tomorrow. Pennock took over Phillies leadership in 1945, transforming the club from a struggling team to a pennant hopeful, and he pitched in 22 major league seasons with 246 wins and 161 losses, batting five World Series titles.
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Kennett Square
Herbert J. Penneck
National League
Philade‘phia Phillies
New York
Chester County
J. Wesley
Uylon Mill
Pennock
Uiny
American Legion Hall
Phils
Bob Carpenter
Penhoes
Waldorf-Astoria
Nock
North Arkansas County Agent Named in Old Text
The document lists an appointment for a North Arkansas County Agent in a historical context. It mentions Miss Bang J L Yang ford and references the University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service. Details are fragmentary and include scattered names, places, and roles without a clear, cohesive narrative.
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Little Reek
Jan
Mvanioin Wyew Tod Clare
Sahaeet Tip
Pete Guly
Hilary
Clearing Warmer Weather Sparks Monday Night Brawl
A garbled report notes weather changes may heighten a pending melee on Monday night involving about 3,000 speculators and advance tickets. Travel hazards on Arkansas highways were reported with possible delays and unsteady conditions over a week.
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Warner Weather
Hazardussavel Commons
Arkansas
Norway Sweden Win First Medals at Fifth Winter Olympics
Olympic action at St Moritz features Norway and Sweden taking early golds amid hockey war. U S A team crushes Poland 23 to 4 as Finn Helgesen sets a 43.1s 100m speed skating mark tying for second with Bartholomew and Fitzgerald. Swedes Lundstroem wins cross country, Bott captures Cresta handicap, and Cresta open goes to Christopher Fishbacher. Sled tampering fears surface, USA hockey players sustain injuries, and officials reaffirm continued play.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
International Olympic Committee
Amateur Hockey Association Team of America
Poland
Finn Helgesen
Oslo
United States
Robert Fitzgerald
Kenneth Bartholomew
Minneapolis
Thomas Byberg
Swetten
Marlin Lundstroem
London
R. BE. A. Bott
Christopher Fishbacsher
Jack Heaton
New Haven
Cana
Blan
U.S
Jack Riley
Medford
Mass
International Ice Hockey Federation
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
East New York University beat Brooklyn College 70 to 46 while Wesleyan edged Kings Point 60 to 48 and Georgia Tech topped Southwest Arkansas State 59 to 51. Other results include St Louis 63 over Drake 34 and Northwest Oklahoma 43 over Oklahoma Baptist 49 in a day of college basketball scores.
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East New York Univ
Brooklyn College
Wesleyan
Kings Point
South Auburn
Georgia Tech
Southwest
Arkansas State
Basketball Results By The Associated Press
The report lists several boxing style results with names and scores from multiple cities including New York Washington Hollywood and Boston. Notable names include Gino Buanving Bari Craw ford Frankie An gustan Art Hardy Vince Cal lah an Crivelli Ruby Monon Michaud and others with point totals ranging from the 137s to the 196s.
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Associated Press
New York
Gino Buanving
Bari
Mary
Jackie Crawford
Washington, DC
Hollywood
Calif
Freddy Beshure
el Mante
George Millich
Sacramento
San Diego
Frankie Angustan
Los Angeles
Automntre
Art Hardy
Pittsbugh
Cost of Truman's Budget Broken Down by Counties
Arkansas counties and taxpayers face a federal budget figure of 829 million as the state digs into the costs of Harry S Truman's policy. Officials contend the breakdown shows how funds are distributed across counties like Arkansas, Clark, and Colun. The statement urges reduction of duplicative agencies and wasteful expenditures to curb national spending.
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Truman
Little Rock
Jay
Arkan
Congress Wolves
Arkansas
Cwuneil
Todd Aval
United States
Top Weekend Radio Lineup with National and Local Shows
A dense list of Saturday and Sunday radio programs across NBC CBS ABC MBS detailing times and titles such as Life of Riley Judy Caneva Old Opry Vic Damme Grand Slams Kate Smith and Queen For a Day. The fragmentary schedule mentions programs from NBC CBS ABC and MBS including talk, music, drama and variety hours across afternoon and evening slots.
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NBC
Erutha
Judy Caneva
Tvand
Old Opry
CBS
Joan Davis
Vaughn Monroe
Vic Damme
ABC
MBS
Chicago
Honeymwon
Aeboon
Will Clayton
Burton
Kate Smith
Far West Teams Dominate Cage Play
New York reports say western college basketball teams led by Rocky Mountain and Utah won key games. Montana’s Rocky Mountain entry defeated Carroll of Montana 43-41, Utah beat Denver 44-37, and Oregon State edged Washington 71-89 in a tight Northern Division test. NYU remained unbeaten at 15 straight with a 70-40 win over Brooklyn College, while other results included Texas Wesleyan over Kings Point 62-43 and St Louis taking its first conference win in the Midwest.
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Rocky Mountain Ehanleing
Utah
Oregon State
Rocky Mountain Olherd Carroll
Montana
Denver
Univer
Washington
Utahs
Utes
Skyline
Brigham Young
Pacific Coast
New York University
Brooklyn College
Italy Cross
Assumption
Mass
Texas Wesleyan
Kings Point
St Louis
Missoni Valley
Prue
Colorado
Colv
Niagara
Lawrence Tech
Midwest
Wilks
Texas Mines
Meyice Aggies
Symphonies for Youth and Nightly Radio Schedule
Radio listings for AR Mutual Network on Saturday January 31 and Sunday February 1–2 outline numerous music programs, dramas, weather, and news briefs. Entries name orchestras, singers, hosts, and times across stations including Macalester Singers, Claud Thornhill, Ray Pearl, and Lew White, with final editions and sports segments noted.
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Macalester Singers
Claud Thornhill
Ray Pearl
Llayd Bartlett
Newscape
Bion
Chicago Theater of All—M News
Lew White
Young People's Church
Rock of Ages
Voice of Prophecy
NLW
Lasuy
Wwaluahn
L. Shirer
American Radio Warblers
Cate Give Club
KXAK
the Scriptures
Lutheran Your
House of Mystery
Guick
Southern Buddies News
Sinights
Colin
Qeark
Vailey
Bolas
M. Voday
KXAR
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor J. Lindlahr
Coast Guard
Bill Boyd
Martin Black
Walta
Erskine Johnson
the Johnson Family
Hop Harrigan
Superman
Capi
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bive Star
Tenry
Wishing & Hunting Club
Harry McDaniel
Orch
Michael Zeron
Oren
M News
Emil Coleman
Einal Peace
Tle
Arkansas Tech Maps Nine Game Football Schedule
Arkansas Tech unveils a nine game football schedule. The slate includes contests with Kilgore, College of Ozarks, Hendrix, Henderson at Arkansas City prep towns, and Arkansas A&M at Monticello with open date on November 24. The 1944 roster aims to defend conference titles previously shared with Arkansas State Teachers.
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Tau
Opi
Akansas Tech
Arkansas State Teach College
Tech
Teachers
Arlan- Sa I
Coehampigns
Kilgore
Tex
Lie College of Ozarks
Clarksville
Del
Magnolia AL & M
Arkansas A, & MM
Monticello
Henderson
Arkadelphia
Hendrix
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