Election era rivalries and a Columbia resigns tale
A fragmented pastiche covers political races in Hempstead County with Bob Evans threatening two pistols for opponents and a wider note on campaigns costs. It also reports Dr Arthur Prueden Coleman resigning from Columbia University over Polish government funding for a chair, debating academic freedom and Soviet influence concerns. The piece blends election anecdotes with a critique of university politics and Cold War tensions.
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Ieviepaige Poes
Bol Evans
Sherif
Hempstead
Pol
Bob Evans
Bob
Gautht
Nini
Arka
Columbia Press
James Thrasher
Aera
Col- Wi University
Arthur Prueden Coleman
Columbia
Coleman
Chiii
Geri University
Na Columbia
Dr Column
Linnage
Manfred Kridl
South College
Colummbia
Agi Ion Qun
Soviet Union
Br. Coleman
Iless
Youth Admits Strangling His Fiancée in Aberduen
A young man from Aberduen, Maryland confesses to strangling his fiancée before an arrest. Police identify him as the suspect after a brief pursuit and trial-related confusion. The case centers on the motive and sequence of the fatal act.
Taft Plans to Crack Filibuster Next Week
U S senator Taft signals a next week move to break the filibuster on the anti poll tax bill. Southern Democrats plus some Republicans resist procedural reversals while the Senate weighs cloture and rules amid inflation and tax debates.
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Taft
Washington
Guy
Rober A. Yat Ry O
Nex Week
Mick
Senate
Southernywrkew
Jatt
Senate Banking
Congress
Richard Rusell
Redig
Epublican Consressistat
Trys
Wayre
Pall Sald
Arthur R. Vandenbers
Vandenberg
Truman
House
Arl
Houges
Lyegips
Fran
Wine Appointed to Fill Term of McHaney
Autte Book, July $1 and Wine oF Vonea a. Cheirmain at the Ap Siusus Public Service Commission welay was appointed as asacule jius ew of the Arkansas Supreme Court lo sreeeed the late Justice RL MeKiney. The appointment was made by Governor Laney, Wine wit verve wotit next Jan uby at Unat thve un eleated site Cesnor Will assume the bench George Rose Smith and d. Free Jones, both of Little Rock, are can didates for the deorwerationarvine tion to ful the amexpired tort of Judge Mullaney. Wine has headed the Public Service Comnssion all chiging: dhe wrmistration of Gayerien Laney His successor om dhe domusissian Wibe apparaten within 4 ahart Wut, Bides to he Boveroe inal tuted tocday.
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Vonea A. Cheirmain
Ap Siusus Public Service Commission
Welay
Asacule Jiusew
Arkansas Supreme Court
RL MeKiney
Laney
Cesnor
George Rose Smith
D. Free Jones
Little Rock
Mullaney
Wine
Gayerien Laney
Krupp Directors Convicted in War Crimes Trial
A military court convicted Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach and 1 4 Krupp directors on two counts of war crimes for exploiting slave labor and plundering occupied countries. One acquittal was handed to Karl Weinrich Plicht, while others faced convictions for slave labor crimes and theft of assets. The judgment, led by judges from Tennessee, Connecticut, and Washington, details brutal exploitation at Krupp munitions plants and Bertha works, with sentences reflecting wartime brutality and the use of concentration camp labor.
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Nuernberle
U. 5
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp
Ruhr
Bismayr
Hitler
Karl Weinrich Plitsch
Yourd
Joe Anderson
Jackson
Tenn
Wadward Wf. Daly
Hartford
Bi Bertha
Ohcentration
Ewald O. Logger
Eduard Houdremont
Luasen
Gustav’ Puro
Bricc High
Berlin
Persia Elides
I. Eberhardt
Taner Apie Jus Fad Wir Materiel
Winrich Ll. Korsehan
Bertha
Breslau
Mriedvich von
Ruke
Tly Krupps
Renal
Aly
Killing Snakes on the Highway Getting to Be a Habit
Report from Pres. Tevins and Mettagilla describes a daily patrol near McCaskill Proving Ground where a Jeep killed a rattlesnake with nine rattlers. The writer notes similar highway incidents, estimating about 63 rattlers killed on Highway 7 Thursday by I. R. Bragon from Hope, highlighting a dangerous snake problem.
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Wallace
Tevins
Oled Highway
I. R. Bragon
Hope
Little Change in Official Vote Count
Morriston July report notes minimal adjustments to the official tally as Horatee Thompson loses 15 votes from a prior total. Conway county Democratic committee says no election occurred in Petit Jean and White Hagle townships where 15 votes were previously tallied for Thompson last Tuesday. Officials cite jurisdictional review and limited changes in county results for Thompson.
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Morriston
Horatee Thompson
Conway County
Democratic Committee
Petit Jean
White Hagle
Thompson
Lisimoeyatas
Neronson
Janeltiedts
Sidney MyMidh
Investigated but Offered Key Position in Atomic Commission
Washington reports say William Bellogton told senators he was offered a key atomic commission post while the PRL investigated his ties to a Soviet spy. Eliabeth Bentley testified Remington passed war secrets to Russians. Remington denied wrongdoing and questioned by the committee. A secretary on leave from a trade-related post with Russia faced questions as the Senate inquiry continued.
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Washington
William Bellogton
PRL
Vas
Eliabeth T. Bentley
S Senate
Remington
Rome
Department
PBL
Senate
Ferguson t-Miehs
Arting MacMahom
Truman
Hemingto
Naval Reserve Commission
Hes
Russia
Senate Committee
WDE
Bentley
Mary
Whitt House
BRD
Jusol
Guomier Loy
Tru. Maas
Postwar air show dazzles New York with vast fleet display
The United States and Britain opened a postwar air show in New York dedicating the new international airport with President Truman attending. About 1,000 planes staged speed, precision flying, and mass formation drills including 68 Mustangs and 90 Ta Mustangs, plus B-29 and B-20 bombers, in a tightly timed program.
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New York
America
Britain
United States
Truman
Thelewild
Hinedas International Air
Royal Navy
Royal Air Forces
Cu Bes
U.S. Air Force
Avy
Thomas B. Dewey
Russia
Air Force
Aly Cortitloy
Yanst Jin
Japan
Navy Bat Bombs Fail to Sink Target in Nevada Tests
Fragmented article reports Navy experimenting with bat bombs during four days of tests in Nevada. Despite efforts, results were inconclusive as the weapon failed to damage the intended target amid chaotic details and misreadings in the field report.
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Wevardi
Nevada
Wea World
Adm
DeWitt Co
Conimunder
Newada
Aston
Yaaa Ville
Berlin deadlock and Moscow pressure deepen postwar rift
Reports say Moscow uses Berlin talks to pressure the west as Molotov’s absence sparks doubt. The U S steps up Berlin airlift while Russian offers threaten to extend Communist control by tying material aid to Soviet currency and trade blocs. Western officials warn Berlin could drift toward a Soviet dictatorship if concessions rise.
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Berk
Moscow
Berlin
Social Demokrat
Socialist Party
V. M. ‘Molotov
Hint
She
Krenlin
Gale
Molotov
United States
Military Air Transport Command
Chariers
Washington
Iin
National Zeitung
West
Fromt
Herbert
Mackrell backs Holt in Arkansas governor race
Jares Mackrell, a prominent Little Rock figure, resigns as campaign tender and announces he will serve as Jack Holt's campaign manager. Holt and Sid McMath race tightens as Mackrell plans intensive drive, with rallies across Arkansas and a run into the August runoff.
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Little Rock
Jares
Uncle Mac
MacKrell
Jack Holt
Arkatsas
Kfice
Holt
Sid McMath
McMally
Molt
Otis
Hot Springs
McMatly
MacKrel
United Press
Harker
Horace
Thompson
McMath
Hesih
Albert ‘Pike
Genera
Arkansas
Unc
MackKrell
W. M. Thompson
Batesville
Jay Halt
Jack Tole
Jack Hartis
Arkan
Communists Said To Have Contacts In U S Government
Testimony before a Senate committee alleges Communist influence in the U S government with a former party member claiming access to a contact who could place party members in key positions. Witnesses described past sotto voce activity and questioned informants and their sources.
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Migabeth T. Bentley
Herdtley
Senate Romittee
Ivestigatinn
United State
Politi
Body Found Near Mt Yi in Meomeula Region
A local inquiry reports a body found in a rugged area near Mt Yi in the Meomeula region. Police are awaiting identification and details about the circumstances and timeline of discovery.
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Walson
Abe
Singing Services at Union Baptist Church on August 1
Monthly singing service at Union Baptist Church, Southin Street, slated for 2 40 p m Sunday August 1. Public invited.
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Uniwy Baptist Church
Southwim Street
Unlucky May Festival Believed Harmful by Roraaas
May was regarded as unlucky for damages by the Roraaas as the ubhapny dey festival was celebrated, with debates on timing and effects.
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Darmages
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