Dixiecrats Plan to Beat Truman at Southern Convention
Southern Democrats discussed mounting a strike on President Truman at a rally on Saturday. Leaders including Gov. Ben T. Laney of Arkansas urged action through state party committees, weighing anti Truman planks or a separate Dixiecrat ticket. Truman said the South would show its resolve but avoided specifics as delegates debated strategy.
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Mississippi and Alabama Democrats urged to act without mandate
The text notes execution by Mississippi and Alabama figures without direct electorate mandate. It advises those present to return home and urge state Democratic conventions or party committees to take certain actions. Alabama pledged nine and others inME elections already are met Tina and Mississippi.
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Democrats Clash Over Extra Session Policy Debate
Senators McClellan and Ferguson urged restraint and warned a special session could deepen national split. Dewey reportedly hopes for constructive action, while Republicans consider anti lynching and anti discrimination bills to pressure Truman.
Market Report Poultry and Produce Summary
Market report from the St. Louis area notes movement in poultry and produce with firmer prices for some items like fryers and ducks, steady to lower receipts, and wholesale terms. It also covers cattle and hogs at nearby yards, with slower trade and variable bids, plus grain and provisions activity in Chicago with oats and wheat at near-term lows and mixed futures.
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Hope Star News Staff and Publication Details
The Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas in 1929 lists E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. The staff includes Alex H. Washburn, Pawl H. Jones, George W. Hosmer, and Jess M. Davis. Subscription rates apply by region with prepaid annual pricing and multiple national advertising representations.
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Heat and Storms Tap Arkansas Weekend Forecast
Arkansas faces hot humid conditions with scattered showers predicted over the next two weeks. Thunderstorms may bring heavy rain, with temperatures rising and only brief relief expected in Gulf air. Blytheville and Arkansas City noted with rainfall measurements. gusty storm activity reported.
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Cotton futures slide amid liquidation and hedge selling
In New Orleans trading, cotton futures fell as liquidation and hedge selling dominated. Prices closed largely steady with small losses, while high and low marks showed intraday volatility amid broader market weakness. In New York, stocks steadied after a slide driven by profit-taking and worries over corporate news, with major issues slipping and volume near 4 million shares. Cotton and stock activity reflected cautious sentiment as traders digested recent market moves.
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U S officials weigh risks as Berlin crisis grows
U S leaders consider appealing to the Security Council or the U N General Assembly in Paris to confront the Berlin blockade. Possible direct action could involve an army escorted train or convoy through western Germany, risking war if Russia resists. Officials warn Western weakness could invite further pressure on other points.
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Arkansas Tour Schedule Recapped By Towns and Dates
The list maps performers and events across Arkansas this week with cities like Helena Marion Turrell Waldorf Crawfordsville West Memphis Blytheville Lepanto Truman Sm arked Tree Camden Rison Jonesboro Gillette De witt Stuttgart Little Rock and more. It notes daily appearances from Meemaid Holt Thompson Marked Tree and other acts with homecoming events and multiple stops through Friday and Saturday.
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Pershing's Last Message and Military Parades
On the eve of his birthday Pershing spoke of war readiness and nuclear threats. The article details new Pershing weapons including 105 mm howitzers and jet aircraft, plus a public appearance with President Roosevelt's aide and remarks on atomic bombs. The piece notes Pershing’s Distinguished Service Cross and other decorations amid a ceremonial setting.
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Israel claims Syria and Iraq attack in Palestine front
Cairo July 19 UP Israel charges Syrian and Iraqi forces are conducting wide scale offensives in northern Palestine defying the UN truce. Haifa reports say Syrian troops shelled Jewish settlements south of the Sea of Galilee and Iraqi artillery hit Bir In and Laijun near Jenin as Jewish forces press to secure positions. The Arab League warns the cease fire is a gap in jihad while UN mediator Bernadotte works on truce observation teams ahead of renewed mediation efforts.
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Prisoners Fail to Get Just Thanks
Gulkitin Tennessee July 1. Prisoners in Sumner county jail failed to assist jailer Bud Graves’s wife during a power cut that trapped her between elevator floors. The inmates mocked and tossed objects, while the wardens and marines were asked to intervene. finally power was restored and rescue occurred.
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Shover Springs Church to Be Cleaned and Painted
Members of the Shover Springs Baptist Church and community are asked to meet at the church Wednesday July 24 to repair and paint the church benches hang and paint the doors and clean the church yard. Workers should bring their own rakes hoes paint and brushes.
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Inflation and policy talks shape post convention plans
Ross outlined President Tru mans push for a broad program including price control, housing, civil rights, and federal aid to education in a possible inclusive message. He noted the Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing bill and price controls remain central while some grain conservation points may be dropped. Public reaction to the president’s views remains strongly favorable in White House correspondence.
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Japan's No 1 Communist Assassinated
Saga City Kyushu July 19 A homemade hand grenade struck Kyuchi Tokuda Japan s No 1 Communist as he spoke to a rally of about 3000. Tokuda lived and spoke for 20 minutes after the blast before collapsing. Assassin Ichiro Koga 27 surrendered confessing the attempt. The motive remains unclear Saga prefecture political climate noted. Tokuda secretary general of the Japanese Communist Party former imprisoned leader later freed by Allies.
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Lions Buy Melons for N Y Exhibit
Lions at a meeting collected funds to purchase Hempstead county watermelons for the Lubbock Texas club en route to the Lions national convention in New York City. Thirty five members are expected in the Lubbock party, and the melons will be used for eating and exhibit. Edward Lester spoke on Arkansas tax structure, introduced by Charles Wylie. Attendees included My, Lester, and Wilt Ed Waller.
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Poem Sentiment Guides Arkansas Governor Bid Rally
Uncle Mac Mackrell urges support for his gubernatorial campaign at a Friday night rally in Mabelvale Arkansas. A reader, Mrs Will Kelly, shares a poem about selflessness and urging others to serve,印.
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