Unforeseen reprieve of Sovietized Hungary described
The article analyzes Hungary's volatile postwar politics as Soviet troops influence the government. It notes Nagy's Democratic Smallholders government, Communist opposition, and claims of Russian plots to seize power. It discusses Kovacs arrest and U S response, and positions Hungary at the Danube gateway as central to Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Cir
Budapest
Munich
Ece
Foward
Speyerinss
Huse
Bosker
Belare
Occu
Rence
Estab- Ferenc Nagy
FP Moni
Permier
Bela Kovacs
Nagy
Kovac
Washa
Washington
Russia
Danube
Europe
Balkans
Court Docket June 2 1947 Hope Arkansas Municipal Court
In Hope Arkansas municipal court on June 2 1947 Ellen Pierce pled guilty to drunk driving and no license with fine 25 and 5 dollars respectively suspended for good behavior. Ivory Brown no license fined 5 dollars suspended. Several others forfeited cash bonds for various charges including possession of untaxed liquor and assault and battery. Noted dispositions include not guilty for possession of illicit liquor force of sale and a guilty plea for transporting more than one gallon of intoxicating liquor with a 50 dollar fine. State docket shows further drunkenness fines and a shooting of squirrels out of season with 10 dollar fines and suspensions where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of
Oren Neal
Truman Downs
John R. Bradley
Bennie B. White
Willie B. Wood
Geo. Jones
Jess Blackwood
Butch Poindexter
Charlie Gilkey
Edward Shipp
Autry Giynes
Arsie Jones
H. B. Patton
J. W. Vines
E. D. Russell
Zelma McCoy Lacy
Clarence Cavanah
H. Harrell
Raymond Calhoun
Pine Bluff Tornado Toll Grows With Missing Adults
Sherif reports 15 believed missing as twister hits Pine Bluff area. Fire teams search a dike breach along Barthlomew bayou for bodies while 71 people hospitalised and up to 1000 homes destroyed. Red Cross aids victims as National Guard and police patrol for looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Garland Brewster
Barthlomew Bayou
Davis Hospital
George Steed
Pine Bluff
National Guard
Knights of Columbus
Junior Auxiliary
Lakeside Methodist Church
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Red Cross
Here
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff County
Glider Field
Army Aviation
Union
Ladd
Fairfield
Watson's Chapel
John Walker
Local Court Dismissals In Grand Larceny and Other Cases
Bobby J. Jones grand larceny case dismissed without prejudice. J A Coffee overdraft case dismissed on motion after payment of costs. Check paid. Clarence Cavanah possession of beer without state tax paid dismissed on motion. Prosecutor J Van H Harrell disturbed peace dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby J. Jones
J. A. Coffee
Clarence Cavanah
Ark
J . van H. Harrell
Market Report Chicago and St. Louis Livestock June 2
Chicago live poultry prices and receipts listed with FOB wholesale figures for fowl and roosters plus egg and butter quotes. St Louis National Stockyards notes hogs mostly higher with prices 24.24 to 24.50 for 160-240 lb, cattle selling steady for steers and yearlings but soft on cows, calves strong, sheep slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
ST. Louis
Market Drift After Holiday Declines Weigh NY Stocks
New York stock market opened June with a subdued session as most shares fell from opening levels. Aviation and major industrials weakened amid holiday flight disasters, with declines of one to two points and transfers around six hundred thousand shares. Companies like U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, United Aircraft, and Standard Oil faced losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Markel
Douglas Aircraft
United Air Lines
Eastern Airline
Sperry
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
J. I. Case Oliver Corp
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
North American
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
du Pont
Union Carbide
Phili Morris
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Grain and Provisions Market Movements Report
Wheat fell on hedge selling while white corn gained on poor planting weather. Oats trended higher with corn, as Midwest rain supported demand. Export sales of 500000 bushels to Holland Belgium noted. CCC bought 300000 bushels last week. Wheat July futures at 2.25 3/4 to 1/2. corn July near 1.79. oats July around 0.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Mid-West
Holland Belgium
Commodity Credit Corporation
New York Cotton Futures Edge Lower on Liquidation Pressure
New York June 2 cotton futures decline in slow trading amid liquidation and indifferent demand. July 1947 contracts mostly steady ahead of first notice day on June 24. closes ranged from 35 cents above to 35 cents below prior close with mixed highs and lows for various months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jly
New Orleans Cotton Market Quiet With Irregular Trading
New Orleans cotton futures opened quiet and irregular as traders saw steady to mixed prices. July futures ranged around 34.15 to 33.90, closing 34.13 with a gain of 11 cents. October, December and May explores showed small losses and low highs amid cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Conviction of Boston Mayor Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court refused Curley’s request to overturn or reverse the Massachusetts conviction on fraud charges. The decision affirms the Boston mayor’s conviction and leaves the state court ruling intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Supreme Court
James M. Curley
High Tribunal
Curley
Ager
VA. S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Hope Star Hope Ark 1929 masthead notes and rates
The Hope Star published weekdays with staff including E Palmer president Alex Washburn secretary Treas Dr. Washburn editor Paul Jones managing editor and Emma Thomas cashier. Subscription rates list 20c weekly 85c monthly in town and 4.50 8.50 mail varying by county. Associated Press member with rights to local AP content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO. Co
E. Palmer
Alex. M. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Street Hope
Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Jefs M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Pope says Europe still has chance to avoid disintegration
Pope Pius XII urged world rulers to seize a last chance to reestablish normal relations and save Europe from disintegration. In a 25 minute world broadcast he warned that revolutionaries could prey on despair unless peacemakers restore internal order and neighboring-state harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
Europe
College of Cardinals
London Writer Warned to Leave Carolina Town
London correspondent C. V. R. Thompson said he was ordered to leave Rich Square and warned he might end up in the river after visiting the town to investigate an attempted lynching. He described Rich Square as an ugly place and cited police remarks about the seven arrested suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. V. R. Thompson
London Daily Express
Rich Square
WW. C
Thompson
The
Daily Express
the Express
Express
North Carolina
United States
America
India
the Graphic
S. A
South
Philadelphia
Chicago
Arkansas Supreme Court Reverses Four Appeals
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed four and dismissed one of eight appeals. It voided the Dotson case seeking to force counting of absentee ballots where only 51 of about 200 ballots were counted. It also reversed a Greene county chancery decision granting land to Ida Mobley and affirmed damages of 2000 to Joe Ross and J. D. Launius against Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
E¢ Supreme Court
John Obert Dotson
Madison County
Board of Election Commissioners
Dotson
Frank G. Smith
Robins, McBaney
Milwee
Government Bucks Grain Price Plan for Export Supplies
The Agriculture Department abandons setting a fixed purchase price for 1947 wheat. Officials say buying at market rates will ensure supplies for urgent foreign needs and avoid delaying shipments due to freight car shortages. Harvests begin in northern Texas as the government plans substantial June purchases and shipments to occupied Germany in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
International Emergency Food Council
Inter
Southwest
Texas
Germany
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Witt MacKenzie Pace
John P. Cox Drug Co
Westinghouse
Rheem Attic
Harry W. Shiver
Drew County
Comaittee
United States Brewers Foundation
SOTM
Pyramid
Luitle Bock
ABK
Page One
Jefferson County
James West
James F. West Jr
Judy West
Billy Joe Horton
Barbara Dean Horton
Galena Shackelford
Joe Shackelford
Milton Witherspoon
C. W. Stubblefield
Fred Kendall, Jr
Edna Jacobs
John L. Jarrett
Mike Barbo
Richard Nelson
Calvin May
James Stuart
Willie Miles, Jr
Sally Coleman
Josephine Henderson
Sfecdy
GENER
OVA
Hefner Nash CO
OES OK Cesteenes
Market Report
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arkenses Deilies, Inc
Memphis
Carolina Town
Junks
IVY Corp
Western Union
Indianapolis
URBER
Akron
Harvey S- Fireston Firestone
Firestone
Mauri Rose
Speedway
Firestone Store
Thrash Bros
Hope, Ark
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