Winsa Scholarship Awarded To Dr Baerg for Jamaica Research
Dr Baerg of the William William University received the Winsa Scholarship for long time Jamaica work. He will leave Wayetlor Ville in October and devote about seven months to field study. Mrs Harry will continue the parallel research focusing on fruits and scorpion specimens. He joins the faculty after 11f DUTLOG his stay with the West Indian State.
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University of Arkanain
Fairbright
Harry Will Continu
Wildcat Strike Hits Memiphia Paper Plant
Workers at the Memiphia paper mill walked out Tuesday in a wildcat strike over conditions. Jock Smith of the International Probathood nf Yalp Sulphite and Paper Mil Workers led talks, with union and company negotiators to resume discussions in September.
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Memiphia
Tonan
Kirherly- Clark Carpenntier
Bayer
Wittertairike
Xtetkee
Union and Company
catMeliin
Anton
Atrikera
Joby Yenterday
Jock Smith
Arkanaan University Head of Department of Entaralety Named
A university announcement from Arkanaan IA indicates the head of the department of entaralety was appointed in 20 with a brief ceremony. The official event took place at the campus, confirming the leadership change for the department.
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University of Arkanaan
IA Etal
Entaralety
Aummer
Rani
Four Cities Hold Elections Today for Local Races
Voters in four Arkangan cities go to the polls today to decide mayoral contests and ward seats. Incumbent Sam Wadsell faces challengers in Libke Rock while Hope, Rosie Ville, and related wards list aldermen races and a mayoral nomination bid by ULA Baker.
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Arkangan
Yantilstes
Nernie
Roger Or Pudoff Priser
Net Fur
Libtke Rock
Sam Wadsell
Branklin
Ham
Wasgelgenet Tay
Sintide Radio
Deonuns
Hirtinboth
Hope
Charles A. Armitage
John L. Wilfan
Jee Jones Vibe
Tar
Ula Baker
Ahhate
Rosie Ville
Meda
Aldeansn
John Uteekey
Soviet plan to tie up allies’ production duration
Soviet Union signals five year industrial ties with allies including Poland Czech Slovakia and Hungary. Berlin reports Kremlin aims to secure long term economic cooperation while pursuing broader Korean armistice progress. The plan envisions binding trade and production across the bloc for the next five years amid wartime economy considerations.
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Hornn
Berlin
Nourgen
Knat
Germany
Kremlin
Mellel
Poland
Moscow
Soviet Union
Rev F Taylor Leads Columbus revival service
A revival begins Sunday night at Colum bi Hapint church with preaching by Floyd Taylor from Il Torado. The event, labeled a spiritual revival, invites the community to attend and partake in the religious gathering.
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Columbi Hapint
Avipineti
Bov
Floyd Taylor
Il Torado
July Weather Update From Page One
A garbled weather notice reports wide spread heat from Texas to New England, with unsettled conditions in the Great Lakes region. Cooler air may push into the upper Midwest while Pacific Coast remains dry. details are incomplete but imply regional temperature shifts and unsettled patterns.
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UN OS
Rewih
Iaime Happe
New England
Texas
New Finnlanes
Creat Lakes
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Cyreat
Lankee
Stowers
Eevert Ona Parka
Monty Fahy Cepont
Last Refinery Closes Down in Iran
Iran and Britain move to end oil row as Anglo Iranian Oil Company halts Abadan Island refinery production over nationalization dispute. Tankers blocked and oil flow stopped, while Harimanin and Morrison pursue new talks with Iran to resolve ownership and payments.
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Almatan
Tran
Daly
Kisolloe Pradwelig Oaichtae
They World
Dargest
Elosye
Britadn
Angloleanian Oi Company
Abadua Island
AIOC
ALOC
Unil
David Dai Wat
Aloc Distillion Waits
Aga Jart
Richard Stokes
Privy Seal
London
Harriman
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
Iran
A U Co ed Hurt in Malvern Auto Crash
Miss Sammye Cox 19 year old University of Arkansas student from Harrison remained in critical condition after a Malvern auto accident. A physician said there had been little change in her status since injury.
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A. U
Malvern
Sammye Cox
University of Arkansas
Harrison
Idle Nation Faces Expanding Labor Walkouts Across Sectors
Across the United States more than 40,000 workers idled with 100,000 more poised to strike as CIO United Auto Workers mobilized 21 cent wage demands. Caterpillar Tractor Co. in East Peoria saw 12,000 production staff join the walkout while 1,600 at Pullman Standard Car Mfg. Co. faced layoffs. Alabama, Ohio, Michigan, and West Coast clashes spread, with 300 mechanics grounding Western Airlines and 1,800 glass workers seeking federal mediation as national labor unrest grows.
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United Pees
Metal
Ans Oti
Caterpillar Tractor Co
East Peoria
Navy
CIO
United Auto Workers
AFL
Auto
APL
Minnesota
Twin Cities
McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co
Birmingham
Alabama
United Steel Workers of America Cio
Goree
Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co
Mobile
Crescent Bus Lines
Bolt
Western Airlings
Labor Party Leads Vote in Israel
Official returns from 987 of 1500 polling places show Prime Minister Ben-Gurion's Mapai Labor Party leading with 98.631 percent of votes counted. General Zionists second with 17.78 percent. Communists 4.32, leftist pro-Russian 11.05, Freedom 7.45, Religious Workers 6.36, other parties 3.48. About 6,8800 voters eligible. 400,000 newcomers since last election. Election quiet. Jerusalem 37 percent for Mapai. Tel Aviv 31 percent. General Zionists 12 percent in Jerusalem. Balloting was a holiday. postwar economy and UN policy framed the campaign.
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Yel Aviv
Israel
David Ben-Curion
Mapat Labor Party
General Zionists
Japan
Freedom Party
Religious Workers
Lefoliberal Prasaressiyes
Farso
Kavsset
Ben-Gurion
United Nations
Mapai
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Gila Murder Mystery Unfolds in Laura Colton Case
In a tense office scene Chief Mitchell and Dr. Creviston discuss a possible setup for Laura Colton’s murder. They consider a glove box planted clue and examine Lawrence Colton’s alleged mental state, while alibis for the household are checked and attorney Johnnie McAdams is summoned for questions.
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Mitchell
Baker
Lawrence
Dr. Creviston
Pat
Sam
Huysmans
Asi
Mme Mitchell
Kited
Johnnie McAdams
Vanderbilt Descendant Gets New Contempt Sentence in NY
New York July 34 A six month contempt term was added to Frederick Vanderbilt for refusing to reveal names of Civil Rights Congress bail fund contributors to a federal grand jury. The sentence runs after a prior 90 day term and aims to uncover hidden payments tied to the four convicted Communists. Field, a CRC trustee, faces further contempt actions as he appeals both sentences.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Field
Joan F. O. McGahey
Civil Rights Congress
CRC
Federa
Sylvester Ryan
McGahey
Abner Green
Corm
MacArthur lauds National Guard brigadier general
Brig. Gen. Julius Klein, leader of the 109th National Guard anti aircraft brigade, is praised by Gen. Douglas MacArthur for his war record and the message of admiration he sent after Klein reviewed his troops. The report notes Klein’s World War II service with MacArthur and mentions political and legal notes surrounding other figures.
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Chicago
Julius Klvin
National Guard
109Th
Douglas MacArthur
Klein
MacArthur
Kiein
Kin
Hye Niew
Stevenson
Hainois
Howev
Kigin
Staenson
Washington
Jonas
R.L
Elis
Ge MacArthur
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Winsa
Fucwity Aft
Russia
Just
Rayon
Penney’s
Rev
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Labor Party
Malvero
Rigay
Hee
Hoy Spring County Hospital
Gila
Julius Long
MTJR
Pottce
Laura Colton
Mrs. Colton
Civic Betterment League
Litira
Laura Colton Anly
Chief Mitchell
Draft Board
Laura
Mel
Laury
Eld
McArthur
Nat'l Guard
Studebaker
Archer Motor CO
Ost and Streat Wepe
Ark
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