Baruch editorial sparks currency and trade debate
The piece parodies Bernard Baruch advising the US to buy more goods and lend less, contrasting New York dispatches with Arkansas comments. It notes Baruch’s critique of European labor governments, questions the wisdom of heavy foreign lending, and muses on buried treasure legends and political rumors surrounding gold findings.
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United States
Baruch
Tinai
Englsh
Arkansas
Ozarks
Cain
Keene Ike Murry
Associated Press
Kentucky
Ike
George
Munty
Lamarihan
Wold
Allerney
Marty
Fae Gold
Alwea
Thar
Principal W Rutherford Named at Kenry C. Yarger High
W Rutherford, formerly of Will V Rutherford of Wimar, becomes principal at Kenry C Yarger High School in Wiimar Arkansas. He is a World War II veteran with seven months active service in the Pacific. He previously led Wiimar training school and earned an A B from Allinta University and a master’s from Arkainsus Baptist College in Little Rock.
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Will V Rutherford
Wimar
Atl
NM. Brown
Kenry C. Yarger High School
World Way VI
Sven Months
Pacific
Orville F. Taylor Dies at Memphis
Orville Pranklis Taylor died this morning in the Veterans hospital at Memphis Tennessee. He is survived by one brother and two sisters. The body will be brought for funeral services at the home of his sister on Brnnin street. The Rev. 5 A. Whitlow, pastor of First Laptist church, will officiate at the Rose Hill Cemetery burial.
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Orville Pranklis Taylor
Ab & O
Voterans
Mepis
Tenn
Iet
Brunany
W. J. Slexundw
Fispu
Ulintal Federal Services
Mrs. Eversmeyer to Be Buried at Olney Sunday
Fragmentary obituary notice states Mrs. Eversmeyer will be buried in Olney, Missouri on Sunday with a service at 4 pm. The remains are reportedly to be transported to Willsville, Illinois, though the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Olney
Willsville
Weather forecast amid uncertain letters
Fragmentary weather forecast text shows confusion in place names and days. It mentions varying conditions tonight and tomorrow with possible rain in southern regions and cooler nights. Some terms appear garbled, but the overall idea is a mixed forecast with regional differences and overnight risks.
Canada Air Sends Heat Wave Lows Across Midwest
The Associated Press reports a Canadian breeze cooled central states and the upper Great Lakes, while the eastern heat belt remained scorching. Temperatures hit the 90s in the East as fatalities climbed past 76 with closures and early releases for tens of thousands of workers.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Central States
Federal Weather Bureau
Chicago
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Mercury
Truman
Washington
Maryland
Speed Can Be Deadly on Highway
Director Korman EB Lindsey of the Arkansas State Police warns that speeding turns a 60 mph crash into a near-certain fatal outcome. He notes eight times higher death risk compared to 20 mph and says July traffic-safety efforts focus on motorist responsibility for road, weather, and vehicle conditions.
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Korman
EB. Lindsey
Arkansas State Police
Lindsay
Rcal
Lindsey
National Safety Council
Directnor Lindsey
Iran
Reynolds Metals workers press for contract in stalled talks
Union officials and Reynolds Metals representatives met to draft a contract for Arkobe Sas 1,000 aluminum workers. The Clo Sscal Workers of Aiur iva bis set bhig inidvieht pushed for a wage increase, improved pensions, and other benefits. Negotiations extended two weeks with no clear signs of progress as the union and company remain far apart on terms.
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Unioi
Reynolds Metals Company
Lagaminute
Arkobe Sas
Clo Sscal
Aiuriva Bis Set
Cigiules
Sanit
Jest
Rev
Wivids
ELLIO
Suuibert
Nbs
Offi Y Echis
Luburtis Th Vie Company
C. Vo
Arkansas Labor
C. K. Cull Jr
Hope Beats Homer La I to3 Hope Victory
In a decisive matchup, Hope clinched the win over Homer Louisiana as key players completed standout plays. Bill McClonicy contributed notably while the team executed strong offense and defense to secure the victory.
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Hope
Homer
Hope Bent Eeniger
Bill McClonicy
Udtehea
Weighted Truck Law Requires Owner Details in 1987 Rule
The report states a 1987 law mandates certain truck data but omits owner names. Officials note enforcement focuses on gross vehicle weight, while ownership details may be inferred from other records. The article discusses how weigh stations handle information when owners are not listed.
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Ninties
Allathey Gonere
DYNO
AMD
Elise Gid
Ayub
Levek
Ray
Leusyd
Chinese Reds Besiege U S Consulate
About 150 former Shanghai navy workers besieged the U S consulate in AShanetiai demanding two weeks extra pay and three months severance. The building was locked in, with thirteen staff remaining inside, while talks stalled over a formal dismissal notice and payroll obligations amid ongoing post‑revolution tensions.
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Ashanetiai
United States
Shanghai
S Navy
Ese
Walter McConaughy
Cindr
Morgkh Stayten
Reuben Thamas
State Department
Washton
Falice “Hardy
M Bs
Thomas
Communist Foreign Affairs Bureau
Navy
State Departments
Foreign Affairs Bureau
Llau
Galloway Speaks on Fellowship at Rotary Luncheon
Superintendent Galloway of the Prescott Methodist district spoke on fellowship at a Hope Rotary luncheon held yesterday in Hotel Barlow. The program was arranged by Roy Anderson, with Dick Watkins presiding in Oliver Adams absence.
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A Galloway
Prescott
Methodist Church
Hope Rotary Civic
Barlow
Galloway
Roy Anderson
Dick Watkins
Oliver Adams
Marion Stueart Held for Parole Board Action
Marion Stueart was arrested by city police and held for the State Parole Board. Parole Officer Buchanan will follow up with further proceedings.
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Marion Stueart
Parole Board
State Parole Board
Buchanan
Tito Defiance of Moscow as a Great Human Drama
Tito's stand against Moscow is framed as a defining struggle for Yugoslavia's independence and Western trade ties. The piece cites Marshal Tito's resistance to Cominform pressure, Yugoslav moves toward Western markets, and the Soviet response while noting frontier incidents and Yugoslavia's continued claim to Trieste and Carinthia.
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Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Moscow
Alex H. Singleton
Belgrade
Tito
Europe
Communist Information Bureauy
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Albania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Yuugoslavia
International Bank
Greece
Austria
Carinthia
Trieste
Cominform
United States
Red Army
Mal
Be Yourself Week Favors Relaxed Self Image
Hall of Fame humorist Hal Boyle critiques self improvement culture in a satirical column. He argues Be Yourself Week would let people relax and stop chasing changes, highlighting the folly of diet plans, fitness fads, and constant self critique while poking fun at American insecurities and wellness marketing.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Ile F Hine
Wwe
Asueryean Industries
Arkansas highway contracts awarded by state body
The Arkansas highway commission announced contracts totaling about 2.2 million dollars for 20 projects in Monroe Crawford Forsythe and other counties. Projects include grading drainage bridges and surface courses on routes such as Holly Grove north road highway 17 cedarville meansville road highway 63 and other state roads with bids from Ben Hogan Cartwright and Freshowl bros among others. Continuous financing is state funds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Monroe County
Holly Grove North
Ben Figen Company
Crawford County
Cedarville
Meansville
Forsgven Bros
Fort Smith
Puinski County
Broadway
Markham
14Th
Ben Hogan Company
Lawrence County
Perlin
Black Rock
Clentine and Jones Company
Cuittunden
Marland Swamp
Cartwright Connoe” Company
Jonesboro
Savler County
Freshowl Bros
Sweet
Ome
Lee County
Bouth- Piolos North
Linwood Smith
Lake Village
Eastoud
Jones Construction Company
Litle Hork
He County
W. W. Keaton Company of
Lite Rock
Canaan - Eastwood
M. and L. Construction Company
Little Tock
Marianna-South Is
W. W. Keaton Company
Jeferson County
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
D. PF. Jones Construction Gyms Creighead Vowily
Brading
Buckton Construction Company
Hazen
Woodruff
Monroe
J. B. Mitchel and Company
Munphis
Tenn
Stbastian County
Washington July 30 Joint Chiefs hear defense program rumors
Fragmented OCR text shows a Washington session with top brass and lawmakers discussing a defense program. It mentions hearings by a House foreign affairs committee, testimonies from Acheson Johnson Bradley, and debate over military funding and scope. The exact details and sequence are unclear due to garbled content.
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Washington
Congressional
Cormait Sul
Aly
Mitten
Pital
Valil
Uniteds
Itvis
Aches S
Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Johiet
Hstory
George
Raving
FEPC Action Delayed Amid Senate Battle
The FEPC bill, championed by Adam Clayton Powell and supported by Truman’s platform, faces delay as Congress adjourns near August. If Congress quits work, action shifts to next year. The measure would bar firms with more than 50 workers from discriminatory hiring, create an enforcement commission, and allow federal court relief for violations.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
N. Y
Fairhoy Ployment
Permocrata
Anothe Bank
Truman
FEPC
Jaghat
Park Night Wednesday Program By Negro Civic Group
The Negro Park Program announces weekly Wednesday events in the city with a new “Park Night” feature. Hours run from 11 30 to late evening and the community is invited to attend, sample French style dishes, and enjoy the P A system provided by Pike Wilson and Marsh.
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Police arrest Tyre Jordan on liquor charge at night
City officers detained Tyre Jordan for transport of a gallon of liquor amid a nighttime operation. Durr, a deputy, noted the incident while coordinating the liquor seizure.
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Tyre
Jordan
Depeanp
Durr
Lax
Charming
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