Mutiny on Freighter Put Down
The U S Navy reported that a mutiny aboard the freighter William Carson was quelled after a message stated everything under control. The carrier Coral Sea was prepared to send planes to locate the Liberty ship in the Azores area while the Campbell tow efforts proceeded, with Rear Admiral McLean aboard the Missouri. The Carson, commanded by E W Braithwaite, last reported 259 miles northeast of the Azores on a Genoa to Nova Statni voyage. Heeding Navy orders, ships were said not to have been diverted, and the Missouri was on a midshipmen practice cruise nearby.
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Gubernatorial Candidates Tour Arkansas Across State
Gubernatorial hopefuls spread through Arkansas locales as campaigns push two weeks before the election. Horace Thompson plans a Bentonville speech. Fleming visits Dumas and McGehee. McMath to speak north toward the Missouri line. Halt to address Camden at 8 PM. James MacKrell to speak near Des Are and Cotton Plant. John Lonsdale active with six opponents. William Jennings of Texarkana less active. Pulaski County supporters plan a Thompson rally at Lil Rocks Hotel Lafayette. Frank Snellgrove, candidate for Tent Craighead County state representative, to be principal speaker. Thompson headquarters announce J L Williams of Morrislan and F Sloan of Black Rock as associates.
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Arkan‘sas
Horace Thompson
Bentonville
Charles Fleming
Dumas
McGehee
Y McMath
Missouri Line
New
Ptm
Camden
Arkansas
James MacKrell
Spring Lake
Des Are
Cotton Plant
John Lonsdale
Morrislan
F. Sloan
Black Rock
Had
Raisin Bombers Stir Berlin Palate Not Fear
Berlin reports describe Americans delivering food to Western Berlin as villagers line up for rations. Observers note 1550 calorie daily rations, canned meat, powdered milk, and dehydrated potatoes. Gas shortages strain cooking, while wood stoves and balcony fires help stretch limited supplies. Western Berliners say they are no worse off than before and praise airlift resilience.
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Berlin
Laake Mifti
Hans
Sav Eta
Lavend Lankers
Essten
Litte
Eildren
Barkley for president of California delegation sparks parade
A chaotic pageant led by James Roosevelt showcased Barkley as a potential 1944 Democratic nominee amid mutual praise and crowd energy. The event highlighted Barkley’s long Senate tenure and possible vice presidential bid if FDR endorses him, while party figures and campaign logistics spark discussions across the campaign trail.
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James Roosevelt
Toeen
Alabama
Oklahoma
Georgia
West Virginia
Illinois
New Jersey
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Taft-Hartley Platform Debates and Palestine Plank Split
A convention report details debates on Taft-Hartley and an expanded Palestine plank. Strong stance on international cooperation, arms to Israel, and equal opportunity. Critics accuse the platform of race bias while another member defends nondiscrimination aims. The offshore lands issue is left unresolved. The note calls Cuba’s capital Havana.
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Truman
Palestine
Israel
Jerusalem
Republican Party
Emanuel Celler
New York
Platform Group
State Department
Barkley Centerstage At Democratic Convention Night
Delegates cheered as Barkley pressed his bid for vice presidency amid rumors of a late shift from Barkley supporters and quiet talks with McGrath Ewing Hague and Hannegan. The scene shifted behind the scenes with Ewing signaling mixed support and calls for a younger running mate gaining momentum. The crowd, energized by Barkley’s speech, looked to Truman for a possible final decision while Rayburn prepared to take over the gavel and amplify the party line against the Republicans.
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Margaret
Washington
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Coneverti
Altrinst
Womew
Philadelphia
MelGrath
Barkley
Leslie L. Biffle
Atams
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Tritlman
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Trurman
Hague
Gay
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
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James Roosevelt
California
Roosevelt
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Shiive
Rayburn
Texas
Bernadotte’s Poem Page One Amid Middle East Turmoil
Fragmentary page recounts violent clashes near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as Arabs and Jews clash during a tense period. It notes Arab and Jewish forces, international reactions, and shifting proposals amid ongoing conflict. Names and places appear in distorted OCR form but reflect wartime strain and political maneuvering in Palestine.
Tug of War Over Europe War Risks Explosion Risk
A battered war of nerves unfolds between Russia and the West over Berlin. British and American officials warn of danger without a unified stand. Editors predict severe consequences if the Soviet blockade persists, while Western powers seek a peaceful resolution to avoid a broader conflict.
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West
Oy Bertin
London Baily Mail
Berlin
Conferetie Tive Daily Graphic
Britain
London
Germany
War Office
William HH. Draper
Turkey
Soying
America
New Orleans Cotton Prices Tighten on Last Minute Covering
New Orleans cotton traders closed July position with late covering pushing prices higher. July futures moved to 34.89 with a 34.48 to 34.07 range, October and other contracts showed mixed highs and lows, reflecting a cautious market as trade closed.
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New Orleans
Eialtom Mines
New York
Catton
Wales
Associated Press
Associated Frost
Bon Ap
Law
Naomini
Chisago
Hope Star Hope Ark Hope Star 1929 Newsy Cord
The Hope Star edition reproduces a dated mix of local notices and national market data. It includes staff listings, publication details, and a dense AP led news block with cotton futures, poultry and produce reports, livestock markets, and grain prices. The text preserves names, places, and figures from 1929 Hope Arkansas publishing.
Steak Stunt Steals Spotlight at State Convention
A chaotic scene at the convention featured Mrs Edwards displaying a diamond steak prop as a centerpiece while photographers captured the moment. The event sparked discussions on campaign symbolism and fundraising, with speakers touting party messages amid a noisy crowd and staged demonstrations.
All Star Game Origins and Baseball Notes From Washington
Americans continued from page one as Masters of Washington Ware open the 11th annual all star gate today. Munger and Bucky Hay lead a schedule with Vic Raschi and Joe Page on the mound for the Nationals. Branca, who pitched the World Series opener last October, posted a 10 6 record in the regular season. Birth registrations note twins born, corn prices rise slightly, shipments and rail car bookings show minor movement in unrelated market data.
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Mastergon
Washington
Bucky Hay
Nis
Vic Raschi
Joe Pave
Larvis
New York Yankees
Direcher
Branca
Budget Group Will Study Actual Needs
The Ay Tunge Legislative Council budget committee plans extensive on the ground surveys to determine monetary needs of state departments and institutions. Rep. James B. Campbell of Hot Springs and Sen. Clyde Byrd of El Dorado announce that personal conferences by budget subcommittees with departments will be more effective than hearings in reaching a funds requirement finding. Subcommittees, nine in number, will review requests from agencies and report to the budget committee and council, with chairmen named from holdover legislators.
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Lite Rock
Ay Tunge Legislative Council
James BR. Campbell
Hot Springs
Stile Aenator
Clyde Byrd
el Dorado
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Zengral Assembly
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Eneh Swith
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Elrad
Ellis Fagan
Lawrence Blackwell
Dewitt Poe
Carl Tite Cits
Wade
Tom Allen
Louis H. Chastain
SSS Tonic Promises Vitality In Medical Ad
An old medical advertisement urges readers to take SSS Tonic to raise low blood strength from non organic nutritional anemia. It claims improved appetite, weight, digestion, sleep, and overall strength with a "rich red blood" color, touting millions of bottles sold and drugstore availability.
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