Anti Communist drive and Eisenhower campaign undercuts
The piece argues against the anti Communist scare urging restraint and defending the United Nations while warning that fear distorts patriotism. It notes Secretaries Marshall and United Nations officials denying rampant Communists and calls for unity and caution amid suspicions of strangers. It then analyzes the 1952 Eisenhower presidential surge, contrasting grassroots enthusiasm with professional political maneuvering and southern and northern factional aims.
Reynaud Poised to Join French Cabinet as Finance Minister
Paris reports Paul Reynaud agreed to serve as finance minister in a cabinet led by Andre Marie. Leona Bum, named for foreign minister, would give Marie about 103 votes if approved. Socialists demand no major shifts in policy. Popular Republicans eye policies before backing. President Arias tasked Marie with forming a government succeeding Schuman, as Bidault returns from Europe.
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Wartimw
Paul Reynaud
Andre Marie
Leona Bum
Realyo
Reynaud
Marie
Blum
Georges Biduutt
Vince Arias
Rolgeri Schuman
Bidault
Selmen
Schamvin
Antil
Hague
Frange
35000 Acres Farmland For Sale Near Hope
The Surplus Property Disposal Office at Hope city hall announces about 35000 acres of land within the South western Proving Ground north of Washington East Road, excluding 108 acres in the south end, are open to former owners or tenants. Prices are set and available to priority holders, with a October 4, 194 deadline. Jerome Sroith at the Project Office handles inquiries. Veterans receive priority for 15 days, then remaining lands go to non priority holders. buyers may offer on multiple tracts but may purchase only one.
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Hope
Southwestern Proving Ground
Washington East Road
Jerome Sroith
Judges and Clerks to Be Named Friday in Hope
48 voting boxes will be used in Hempstead county for the Democratic preferential primary election next Tuesday. Judges and clerks for the July 27 election will be named at 10 o'clock Friday morning at an open meeting of the Hempstead County Democratic Committee in Hope city hall, announced by W. S. Atkins. The Star reported gathering statistics for the Associated Press and statewide election reporting.
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Democratic Dental Committee
Hope City Hall
W.S. Atkins
Hempstead County
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Associated Press
Ford Strike Threat Is Eliminated
Detroit July 22 A 13 cent an hour wage increase for 110000 CIO production workers today erased a national strike threat against Ford Motor Company. Climaxing more than 21 days of negotiations the UAW CIO also won premium pay vacation improvements and a group insurance plan revision. The union estimates these benefits would total an additional 12 dollars per week and an annual cost rise for the contract. Details of the revised contract expire July 15 1949 and were not fully revealed jointly by the union and the company.
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Ford Motor Company
United Auto Workers
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Onney
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UAW Cio
General Motors Corp
Chrysier Corp
Ite Uaw-Cio
Bloodhounds on Trail of Pair From Tucker Farm
A day after two convicts escaped from a Tucker prison farm work detail a posse of 30 officers with bloodhounds searched Miller and Boone counties. The escapees were Rado Sevaid alias Ray Smith, 37, serving five years for grand larceny, and David Dyer, 29, serving 18 years for kidnapping and robbery. Eleven state patrolmen and local officers assisted the search, with several leads reported as promising.
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Tucker Prison Farm
UPI
Tucker
Rado Sevaid
Ray Smith
Ceny
Miller County
David Dyer
Boone County
Jefferson County
Free Blood Tests in Factories Draw Strong Turnout in Hope
Over 410 workers at Hope industries took free blood tests on the first day and a half of the testing campaign, a majority of plant employees. Health officials praised the response and urged broader participation as clinics set for Saturday July 24 at three locations including a health tent west of the Missouri Pacific station, Shaw's Night Club, and Calvin Douglas Night Club.
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Health Department
Philomene Lenz
Public Health Aurse
Hope
Hane
Missouri Pacific
Shaws
Calvin Douglas
North End
Glien
Opera Star to Sing at Sid McMath Rally in Little Rock
In Little Rock a rally for Governor candidate Sid McMath features international dramatic soprano Marjorie Lawrence as the highlight, with other acts by James Mekrell and a local 20-piece band. McMath criticizes machine politics while MacKrell urges supporters to stay at the polls to ensure vote counting.
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Marjorie Lawrence
Sid MacMath
MacArthur Park
Br. Thomas King
In Harmony
Wills
Jack Holt
Horace KE
Thompson
Oly
James’ Mekrell
Shis
Booneville
Mace Krell
Mablevale
McMath
Mississippi County
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Hot Springs
Mot Springs
Meyer Leo P. McLaughlin
Garland County
Arkansas
Micirell
MacKrell
Henry Woolf
Horace
Minogaya
Teuetiony
Wien
Three Murders Hint at Reformatory Connection
Investigators probe the Niebel family slayings near the Mansfield reformatory farm as a nationwide manhunt expands. Fingerprints are checked against recent parolees. a 5 caliber pistol used, victims bound and shot in a cornfield after abduction. Police note possible vengeance by former inmates as clues surface in the case.
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John Nichel
Nicbel
Mansfield Reformatory
Nievel
Michigan
Idiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
JohnDilinger
Niebel
Here
Nolanda
Phyllis
Robert Koeller
Frank E. Robinson
Nichel
Robinson
Cobb Moves Radio Store to Main St
Cobb moves Cobb’s Radio Sales and Service to 200 South Main Street in a new two story building with sign. Associates Ray Martin handles repair and Miss Betty Martin oversees records and sales. The shop carries Stromberg Carlson RCA Victor radios phonographs and many line brands.
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N. P. O'Nead
Victor Cobb
Cobb
South Walnut Street
South Main Street
Ray Martin
Betty Martin
Miss Martin
Myr, Coby
Mr. Martin
Stromberg-Carlson
Rca-Vietor
Vielo
Columbia
Decca
Capitel
MGM
First Polio Case Reported in Hempstead County
Dr J W Bealich reported the first case of polio in Hempstead County. The patient was 1-year-old Jummy Osburn, of Flope Route Two, son of Mrs Ruby Osburn. The child was later taken to University Hospital in Little Rock.
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Hempstead
Jummy Osburn
Ruby Osburn
University
Little Rock
Insurance and Investment Firms Incorporated in Hot Springs
July 22 Little Rack records show J. O. Bingley Insurance Agency of Hot Springs and others filing articles of incorporation. Authorized capital listed at 5000 with names Danley, Langley, Brows of Hot Springs and cofounders. Other items mention Metaprathet and capital 1a0,000 plus notes on potatoes and rabbits in Burt South.
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J. O. Bingley Cnsurance Agency
the Hot Springs
Danley
Vic Ch. Langiey
Perey J. Brows
Tayveutent
Con Foot Smith
Boone Dawid
Burt South
Singing School to Start Monday at New Hope Church
A singing school will start at New Hope Church on Monday. Luther Ragers will teach the class at the church, continuing a local tradition of vocal instruction for residents.
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Thehwiy
Mondagy
Jeehool
Luther Ragers
Fugitives From Behind Iron Curtain Seek Admission to U S
Provincetown Massachusetts July 22 Twenty nine fugitives from the Soviet Iron Curtain arrive in harbor aboard the Gundel seeking entry to the United States. Skipper John Rosenberg 64 says none hold visas and the group fears deportation to Baltic lands or concentration camps. Coast guard orders them to remain aboard while awaiting immigration review.
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Boston
Atlantic
United States
John Rosenberg
Provinestown
Harbor
New World
Rosenberg
Baltic
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Russia Doubts Czech Army Loyalty in War
Exiled Czechoslovak General Antonin Hasal says neither Russia nor the current Czechoslovak regime can rely on the Czech army in a future war. Speaking at U S Army HQ in Germany, Hasal estimates up to 70 percent of enlisted and NCOs oppose Communism, with many officers purged and about 1,200 released. 14 of 120 generals have escaped. He warns of possible clashes with the Communist government, unless Europe’s recovery and freedom prospects improve.
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Antonin Hagal
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Guam Ceded to the United States in Treaties
A fragment notes Guam being ceded to the United States by Ta Bai in a Ta Bae context. The text is incomplete but indicates a transfer of sovereignty to the United States pending formal treaty action.
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United States
Charlie the Male Will Have a Shoe for Each Foot
New Orleans July 22 A mare nicknamed Charlie the Male awaits permission to walk out of jail and will wear shoes on every hoof. Charlie was jailed after being found living in police station cellars with four right shoes among his effects. An Ann Arbor resident sent $10 to Judge Harold Moore to buy Charlie shoes, but the judge said the money would not be safe to give the prisoner and will instead buy several pairs of shoes and one dollar socks.
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Coast Guard
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Sweden
United States
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Habo
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Harris Campaign Swing Reaches Hope Tonight
Seventh district congressman Oren Harris seeks re election with a 7:30 pm speech at Fair Park in Hope, arriving by helicopter during a canvass of 11 counties. The address precedes a Hope Clarksville softball game, broadcast delayed by KXAR at 6 am Friday, with earlier stops in Mullan, Rosston, Bed, and Prescott, Nevada county.
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Oren Harris
Fair Park
Hope-Clarksville
My. Harris
KXAR
Mullan
Aim
Pan
Blevins
Nevada County
Rosston
Prescott
Water Polo and Politics A Humorous Compare
New York columnist HAL BOYLE argues water polo pales beside American politics in effort and endurance. He mocks campaign life, noting endless grinding steps from local offices to the presidency, the constant public scrutiny, and the need to croon voters with rehearsed lines while managing rivals. The piece blends satire with sharp observations on political culture and ambition.
Chance for Peace Good Says Truman
President Truman said the chances for world peace are good and "excellent" amid Berlin and Berlin-related diplomacy. He endorsed Secretary Marshall's pledge to use every resource of diplomacy and noted a briefing with Gen. Lucius D. Clay while Berlin questions persist. A news conference followed his remarks about peace prospects and Congress.
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Washington
Truman
State Marshall
United States
Roy Marshall
Lucius D. Clay
Amearich
Germany
Clay
Defense Forrestal
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Berlin
Congress
Idtin
Porter
Truman Remied
Marshall
Mar ‘An
United
Id Bate
International
Truman to Confer With All Groups Before Campaign
President Truman said he will meet with Democratic leaders of all opinions before the presidential campaign. Democratic chairman J Howard McGrath said representatives of divergent views would participate at the White House. Truman declined to discuss the contents of a special message to Congress and said details would be revealed in due time. He noted continued talks on civil rights and international issues, while avoiding specifics on reimposing price controls.
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Frumen
J. Howard McGrath
White House
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White Huse
Truman
Congress
Lee
Truma
Charles G. Ross
Fruin
Ross
Gillin
Herbert Browne
Thomas KE
Dewey
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