Jack Holt A Veteran Campaigner In Arkansas Politics
In a series sketch of Bolomnatorial candidates, veteran campaigner Jack Holt of Harrison is profiled. A long career spans roles from attorney general to circuit judge and U S Senate contender. Born near Harrison, Holt married Margaret Kes and has two children. He is a Methodist with hobbies in hunting and fishing.
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Little Rock
Archinsus
Jack Holt
Sity of Arkansas Glee Club
Pi Kappa Alpha Sacist
Bolt
Harrison
Halt
Benth
Slurey
United States Senate
Helt
Indire Advocate General's Department
nHice
Anne Holt
Boerne County
Walnut Grove
Margaret Kes
Walnut Ridge
Jack
University of Avksansas
Peggy
Holt
Use of Force at Berlin Unlikely
Berlin crisis shifts toward diplomacy as Western powers abandon immediate force options and pursue talks. Secretary Marshall promises an acceptable solution to avoid war while American officials prepare new diplomatic moves. A Western note protesting the Soviet blockade is drafted in Washington and reviewed in London, with cautious commentary from a British official.
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Berlin
Bevin
Washington
Stile Marshall
United States
Truman
Plus BD. Clay
London
U.S
Candidates Debate Promises and Bond Possibilities
McMath touts election law reforms and anti corruption stance while McMann cites opposition from public funds insiders. Holt hints at bond expansion beyond highway plans as campaigns move to Magnoalia and other towns. MackKrell seeks voter clarity on race ties and funds. Fleming and Lonsdale schedule stops across Star City Pine Bluff Magnolia Waldo Stamps Lewisville Hope Texarkana.
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McMann
Hot Springs
Leo P. McLaughlin
Garland County
McMath
Jack Holt
Halt
Magmioalia
MackKrell
Arkansas
Governo
Mablevale
Molt
Thompson
Latte
Rock
Chastes Fleming
Star City
Pine Bluff
John G. Lonsdale
Magnolia
Waldo
Stamps
Lewisvile
Hope
Texarkana
Armored Train Plans and Air Missions Across Europe
A British-licensed press note claimed an armored train could move from Helmstedt to Berlin only with complete Sabin control along the Jing, while reports of sabotage by Russians were dismissed as unfounded. American air power expands with six Jet Fighters arriving in England en route to Germany, part of a broader air mission.
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Helmstedt
Berlin
Csumney
U. S
Germany
Dormer Nazi
Helgoland
England
Aierd
Halkter
Eingland
Market Report on Poultry Produce Livestock and Commodities
Chicago markets show live poultry steady with receipts hauled. butter prices steady with large butter stocks. eggs steady as receipts rise. National Stockyards report hogs up to 25 cents higher than Tuesday, cattle and calves mixed with overall weakness for steers and cows. sheep steady with good and choice lambs selling well. New York cotton falls slightly while grain and provisions futures slump with wheat and corn under pressure and soybeans largely unchanged. New York stocks drift, slight overall decline from prior close.
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Chicago
Louis
New York
vPi
Soie
Hope Star masthead and affiliation notes
Hope Star lists editors and officials including Alex H. Washburn as Editor Publisher Paul H. Jones Managing Editor Genrga W Hasmor as Mech Supt and Jess M Davis Advertising Manager. It notes second class post matter at Hope Arkansas and outlines subscription and mail rates along with national advertising reps and AP affiliation details.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Genrga W. Hasmor
Jess M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEAJ
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
New Orleans Cotton Market Quiet With Narrow Fluctuations
New Orleans July 21 trading was quiet with prices fluctuating within a narrow range. Closing figures show October at 82.05, December at 31.98, May at 31.64, and other contract highs and lows noted, indicating modest activity and limited gains or losses.
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New Orleans
Daily Bread Debate on Industrialization and Trade
A fragmented editorial argues that industrial power requires vast labor, machinery, and free trade. It contends that without ample agriculture and scientific farming, workers cannot be released to industry, and that restricted ports and poor energy hamper a nation’s growth. It criticizes Soviet and puppet regimes while urging broader, unfettered exchange and production.
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Yarouslavia
Russia
Yugoslavia
Seville
Saucia
Lita
Tito Boasts He's the Best Red of All
Belgrade Yugoslavia July 2 Tito addressed 2000 Yugoslav Communists declaring the party the strongest and most successful Marxist Leninist movement in the nation's history. He outlined the split with the Cominform denying anti Russian policy charges and pledged congress support. The security ring around the venue reflected high tensions as delegates prepared to ratify expulsions for alleged treachery and diversion.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
iTi
Promier
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Tito
Belgrade Subur
Cominform
Moscow Direct
Communist Information Bureau
Association of Nations
Toperida
Andrija Hebrang
Staten Zujovic
Finstee
Tllustrate
Yugoslav Communist Party
Blockade Seen As Better Path To Prevent Berlin Crisis
A long analysis argues that war with Russia is unlikely and sanctions by democracies could frustrate Soviet aims. It warns against forced convoy actions and cites blocade as a means to pressure Moscow while buying time for disaffection to grow in eastern Europe.
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Volumn
Russia
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Teny
Europe
Herenes
Antaeus
Earth
Hercules
Soviet Union
Gen Clay notes U S forces and Soviet strength in Europe
Gen Clay explains American military balance noting 64 000 mobile troops in the United States and 12 fighter groups plus three B 29 groups in Europe. He contrasts with the Red Army of about 3 000 000 men and 14 000 aircraft, plus satellites totaling 1 121 600 troops.
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Germany
Europe
Red Army
Russia
Optical radar for surveying surfaces devised
An optical radar system has been developed to survey Earth surfaces. It emits light pulses toward a target point, measures the travel time of the reflected light, and determines the distance from the sensor to the point of interest.
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