Debating Communism and GOP Leanings in Oregon
Opinion piece analyzes how Dewey's Oregon victory may reflect liberal streaks in the GOP, contrasting Dewey and Stassen on communism. It argues voters favored individual freedom over fear, condemns punitive kinship politics, and notes examples of Republicans distancing family ties over alleged beliefs.
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Oregon
Dewey
Jasson
Wisconsin
Mr. Stassen
Wykeas
Congress
Davey Yoeld
Stassen
Wheney
Stasgen
United States
Oregon Republicas
Republica
Nanteed
Oface of Industry Co-operation
Tass
Grovial
John C. Virdean
Commerce
Virden
State Department
Bar Association Opens 50th Convention
Hot Springs hosts the Bar Association's 50th annual convention with sessions through Saturday. Tappan Gregory of Chicago, head of the American Bar Association, and Miss Charlotte E. Galler of Chicago, president of the National Association of Women Lawyers, are to attend. Opening sessions focused on tax problems.
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Hot Springs
Wikaisas Her Association
Tappan Gregory
Chicago
Deni
American Bar Association
Charlotte E. Galler
Gisu
National Association of Womth
Judge Accepts Honey Fine in Van Nuys Traffic Case
In Van Nuys California a woman driver appealed a red light offense. She offered 1 pound of orange honey as payment. Judge Coleman suspended a $5 fine and noted her clean driving record.
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van Nuys
Calif
Dune
Lynna Conaway
Apia St
Judde
Avid Coleman
van Nuys Jial
420 Years Ago Today Versus Melon Growers Walle
An OCR fragment notes a local competition where Pexukuns scored 16-6 against Melon Growers walle. It mentions the Hope Band taking second at a state meet and a g00-piece Boy Scout band Orenge. Names Margaret Bells Virginia Iy James Wiliam Cantley appear with Presbyterian seating at a statewide CES meeting.
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Melon Growers
Residents East of City Seek Annexation to Hope
A Hempstead County Court petition asks to annex a large area east of Hope, potentially adding about 406 residents. A second petition seeks a one square mile zone north and east of Hope including Hempstead Heights and Hope Brick Works with at least 250 residents. A prior group south of Hope joined earlier, and more annexations along Highway 29 and 67 are under consideration. A hearing is set for Monday, July 19, before city council weighs final approval.
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Hempstead
Hope
Hope City
Highway 67
Missouri Pacific Railway
Pines Swimming Pool
Hempstead Heights
Hope Brick Works
Hopewell School
Highway 29
Hope City Council
Moscow protests US war propaganda admituts in Newsweek piece
Moscow charged the United States with unbridled propaganda for a new war and protested to Washington and the United Nations. The Russian note, handed to American officials, cited an alleged Newsweek article slandering the Soviet Union and detailing plans to use US air bases and atom bombs against Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Kharkov, and Odessa.
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London
Russia
United Nations
United States
Moscow
Washington
Tryvie Lic
United Naions
Netherlands
United Nations General Assembly
Newsweek
Soviet Union
Ahis
America
Leningrad
Kiev
Kharkov
Odessa
News:week
Jorgan “Het Vrije Valk
A. P. Kislenko
Allied ‘Council For
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
El Dorado Banker J W McKinney Dies at 73
El Dorado banker and businessman J W McKinney died at a sanatorium in Memphis aged 73. He served on the boards of I F Sample department store Marine Oil Company and the Bank of El Dorado. He resided in El Dorado most of his life. Survivors include two sons and a daughter.
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Memphis
Tenn
McKinney
Dorado
Ark
I. F. Sample ‘Department Store
Marine Oil Company
Bank of ElDorado
Fedorado
Memphis Hotel King Colton Sold for Over Million
The 19 story Hotel King Colton beside the Mississippi River in Memphis Tennessee was sold today for more than 1 million dollars. The buyer was C Herdlig president of the Alsanett hotels based in Tulsa Oklahoma. The deal was announced today.
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Memphis, Tenn
King Colton
C. Herdlig
Alsanett Hotels
Tulsa
Okla
Institute Seeks Mineral Samples for Local Profits
In a bid to mobilize resources for Arkansas residents, the Midwest Research Institute, funded by Arkansas Power and Light, tours counties seeking mineral samples. Residents may bring samples to the Hope Chamber of Commerce for analysis and possible industrialization efforts across mid-America, including Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska.
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Arkansas Power and Light Company
Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City
Arkansas
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Midwest Research Institute
Jess
Tiiber
mid-America
Oklahoma
Kan
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Air Forces to Buy 2201 New Planes for 70-Group Force
Washington reports the Air Force will buy 2201 new planes under a $9.85 billion defense package to expand to a 70-group force. The fleet includes 244 bombers with 182 long-range models and 1400 jet fighters plus 93 transports. Details and engine specifics were not disclosed, and orders may shift as needs change.
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Washington
Air Force
Reese
Symington
Pew
Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Dies Today
Labor Secretary Lewis B. Schwellenbach, 43, died in Washington after a long illness. President Truman and officials expressed deep regret. Schwellenbach, a former senator and judge, had led the Labor Department for three years amid labor disputes and declining powers. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Truman
Senate
Schwellenbach
Olympia
Jude
Labor
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
David A. Morse
Schwelenbach
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Rensevel
Congress
Department
Schwelen Bach
Rep
Keefe
R Juisy
House Appropriations Committee
U. S Employment Service
Federal Security Agency
Jabar
John B. Steelman
Graduates Should Give Their Diplomas to Mom and Dad
HAL BOYLE urges new graduates to credit their parents for hard work, urging practicality and resilience as they enter a challenging job market. He advises embracing elbow grease over late nights, valuing friendship, and pursuing honest effort while avoiding cynicism.
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Mom, Pop
Hal Boyle
New York
Joe and Jane
Sam
Pape
Mama
Experiment Station Study Days Set June 25 26
Three 4-H Club Study Days unfold at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station with 483 participants from eight counties. Cecil Bittle notes the event features University of Arkansas agriculture experts, wildlife displays, and talks on peaches fruit disease control vegetables and farm woodlots. Tomorrow anticipates 425 more 4-H members as programs continue in Hempstead county near Hope.
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Fruit and Truck Branch
Cecil M. Bittle
Garland
Lafayette
Miler
Montygangery
Nevada
Scott and Hempstead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture and Extension Service
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
D. W. Parker
Lester Wade
Blevins
Earl Barham
Charles Armitage
Hope Chamber of Commerce
D. S. Lantrip
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Cecil Bittle
Hempstead
Hope
U. S. Highway 67
Coastal Plains
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fayettevue
Southwest Arkansas
Truman Criticism Triggers House Speech Attack in Congress
Washington June 1 Rep Clevenger of Ohio derided Truman as a nasty little gamin and cursed Congress as the worst in history while calling him High Tax Harry. Democratic Leader Rayburn defended the president and Stassen criticized the remark as ill advised as he urged support for European Recovery Program funds. Bridges pressed Stassen on the comment amid broader foreign policy praise.
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Washington
House
Clevenger
Rohio
Truman
Congress
Harry
Missouri
Capitol Hi
Harold
Stassen
Senate Appropriations'Committee
Spokane Paper Acknowledges Distinction
The Spokesman-Review in Spokane acknowledges President Truman’s remark calling it one of the two worst newspapers in the United States. It defends the paper as unfairly criticized in heated politics and notes Truman’s Spokane visit was a welcomed interlude and compliment to the city.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Truman
Chicago Tribune
United States
Natron
Congress
Spokesman Review
Ilbeit
Spokane Weleamye
Ca Don Banner
U.S
Rhea Fetknor
Legion Baseball Team to Play Gurdon Here
The local Antrluun Legion baseball team will play Gurdon here Friday afternoon at Fair Park at 4 o'clock. Manager Lawrence Martin announced it will be the second game of the season for the Hope boys who opened the page in Nashville. The lineup details are listed but the score and exact lineup remain unclear.
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Antrluun Legion Baseba
Dixiecrats Seek Aids in Midwest Campaign Plan
Jackson Mississippi June 10 States Rights Democrats campaign for Truman opposition seek Midwest aid as Nebraska chair William Ritchie attends a States Rights caucus set for July 12 in Philadelphia or Washington. The plan targets a Birmingham conference and a possible presidential ticket if Truman is renominated with Wright demanding a firm States Rights platform.
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Jackson
Miss
Truman
Midwest
Nebraska
William Ritchie
Omaha
Philadelphia
Washington
Oliver Bramerich
Me. Com
Birmingham
Ala
National Party
Trwnan
Ourly Wright
National Party For
French Visitors See U S Government and Education
Louis Mermidlod and Philippe Boyer, two French students, spent seven weeks in the southern states as guests of the Little Rock Rotary Club. They toured Washington to view federal government operations, found the country efficient and educated, and said their visit reshaped views of America. They urged other French students to visit. They were hosted by Fulbright and Representative Hays and observed both Congress chambers.
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Washington
Ino Aras
United States
Louis Mermidlod
Lyons
Philippe Boyer
Paris
Housts
Little Rock
England
Tguyer
Russia
Western Europe
Ameriga
Palestine Cease Fire Order Reported in June 1910
Cairo reports Premier Tewfik Abu Athad announced in Amman that Trans-Jordan forces in Palestine had been ordered to withdraw by an agreed deadline. Israel and Arab forces were urged toward a UN mediated cease fire, with Folke Bernadotte arranging a conference on Rhodes to push for peace. Shertok described acceptance as a military necessity, disputing Arab claims of Arab aggression.
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Cairo
Tewfik Abu
Amman
Trans-Jord
Trana
Palestine
Arab Legion
Armain
Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Shertok
Cin
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Nations
Bernadotte
Beace
Mediterra
Rhodes
Newam
Estine
Ra ‘ Shertok
Isra
Indian Montgomery soldier parachutes from plane
Indian soldier Lee Orange of Gun Alabama reportedly jumped from a C-47 at Hot Springs while attempting to join his wife. He was later taken into custody in Kitte Rock Arkansas and sent to Hot Springs. Officials questioned the account as unlikely. Orange had been granted furlough and $40 advance two weeks earlier and used the money before returning to Gunter Field.
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Washington
Symington
Air Force
Charles E. Yeager
Yeager
Myra
W. Va
Air Materiel Command
Wright Field Ohio
Lherefore
Neaver
Niagira Falls
Montgomery
Lee Orange
Gun Ala
Army-Navy
Ings
Ar Pilal
Spi
G ’ Hessee
Carnegie
Oda
Kitte Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Harry Connelly
Air University
Orange
Gunter Maxwell Pields
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Connelly
Oran
Vance
Gunter Field
Toda
Downtown Tower for Auto Phones
Citizens of Hope look up at a new Southwestern Bell Telephone tower rising behind their office on Second Street. The 135 foot structure will host a radio telephone service once finished and allow motorists to call anywhere while driving.
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Hope
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Second Street
Our
Clark County Father of Six Faces Charge
Arkadelphia June 10 Cox 38 year old father of six faces murder charge in death of Oscar Waseler. Preliminary hearing set in municipal court Monday. Sheriff says Wheeler remains in jail as investigation continues.
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Arkadelphia
Sie Cox
Ator Oscar Waseler
Pearing
W.-T
Wiling
Wheeler
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