Truman to tour campaign stops en route to Kansas City
President Truman plans a cross country swing arriving in Albuquerque then Independence and Jackson as he presses his housing and public works agenda. He will speak in Kansas City and urge Soviet restraint while calling for a halt to aggression and support for international security.
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Legislative fragments color era and stalled bills
Disjointed notes describe ongoing debates on measures to curb communists, tax policies, and oil land control known as tidelands. References mention the Munich Nixon bill and anti trust exemptions for railroads, with unclear progress in House and Senate panels and anticipated political maneuvering.
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Diate Commerce
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Actress Loreta Young Admits Possible Father Figure
Hollywood reports Loreta Young, noted Oscar winner, said a man who died in a county hospital may have been her father or that of her sisters Sally Blane and Polly Ann Young. Details involve years of secrecy and a priest’s advice guiding support arrangements, while families dispute paternity and the late husband’s identity.
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Milas Young
John V. Marke
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Inglewood
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Young Sales
Earle
Laura Lund
Hermosa Beach
Cal
Jack Burie
Jin
Los Angeles
Market Report National Stockyards June 4 highlights
The report shows hogs mostly 75 higher with top around 20.00, cattle trade opening slow but steady, calves and bulls mixed with good to choice steers and heifers higher. Sheep and lambs read as steady to light gains, cotton futures rose modestly amid broad trading. notes include futures higher by midweek and short covering in funds.
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Hope Star 1927 1929 masthead and edition details
The Hope Star announces its 1927 press date, listing staff roles including editor Paul St. Jones and manager George W. Hosmer, with subscription rates and postal details. It notes association with the Associated Press and regional distribution across Arkansas and neighboring states.
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Ecitor & Pautlisin
Paul St. Jones
Buiter
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Jess PA. Davis
Poul
Hopa
Arkansas
APJ
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Acans
Enderpriss Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Milersie LaFeyotte
Quadruplets Born to English Woman in Bristol
Mrs Margatet Good, 28, gave birth to quadruplets at Southmead hospital after a 40 minute Caesarean. Doctors say Caesarean quadruplets are rare. four girls named Bridget Frances Elizabeth and two others weighed from 4 pounds 13 ounces to 4 pounds 14 ounces. Father Charles Good, a store manager, expressed happiness and hope for all the babies.
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Palhter Charles Good
Percival Phillips
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Elizabeth
Duonifer
Texarkana Man Drowns While Swimming
Texarkana, May 14. A Texarkana man drowned last night about 0 miles northwest of the city while swimming with his brother in law A. I. Reaves. He was struck by a wan and sank in a shallow valley fishing area. The body was recovered shortly after. Reaves is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Little Rock Man Named New Head of Amvets
At the closing session, Amvets named Pryevevitle as site head and elected officers including Cyurge By Yuk Haak of El Dorida and Vera T Dunlap of Pine Bluff as historian, with Etheb Mul lem of Fayetteville named national council member.
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Lada
Brubt Uates
Vera T, Dunlap
Pine Blutt
Etheb Mullem
Peyetteville
Wiiltou Wana
Ed Lester Licensed by High Court
The June 14 issue notes Ed Lester received a license from the Supreme Court. Named applicants include Edward B. Bed sul, John Layson Cleminger of Fort Smith, John Lee Wilson Jr, and several others from Hope, Hot Springs, McAllister, and Fayetteville. The item lists titles and affiliations related to the licensing event.
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University of Arkansas
Edward B
Maotey J. Bedsul
John Layson Cleminger
Fort Smith
John Lee Wilson, Jr
Edward Lester
Hope
J. Frank Snellgrave
Rupert South Campbel Hot Springs
McAllister, Jr
Fayullevite
Thomas Ey
New Orleans Cotton and Grain Market Summary
New Orleans reports show cotton futures advancing briefly before closing barely higher, with mixed grain and poultry quotes and a general dull trading day. Prices for cotton hovered around gains, while grains, wheat and corn fluctuated on moisture and demand signals. New York stocks saw a broad selling day with several blue chips retreating.
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Cotton Pathes
Rade
Abbor
Suryaunie
Bugis
Oasis
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Sures
Bethelayn Stent
Youngsloch Sheet
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Schenley
Aimerican Telephone
General Elecine Atlentic Coast Line
Child Desertion Charge Dropped Against Man
Newport records state a child desertion charge against Lawrence Tinkfield or E. Findley has been dropped by prosecutors. The case involves an IPA charge and an abster desertion accusation, with local officials issuing no further action.
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IPA
E. Findley
Lawrence Tinkfield
Baby Drowns When Car Overturns Into Ditch
Jonesboro June 14 URi A 10 months old Scag drowned when an automobile with seven occupants overturned into a water filled ditch near McCor rick Apically yesterday. Trav es Eugene Dares son of Mr and Mrs Guy Barsies for Memphis. The child's parents were injured and rushed to a hospital. State Police at Littlke Rock reported the death pushed the states highway fatalities to 161 this year, versus 342 last year.
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McCorrick
Eugene Dares
Guy Barsies
Memphis
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Littlke Rock
Uye
Uye State Thiat
Child welfare warrant linked to hotel dropoff case
A warrant was issued after a three year old girl and a two year old boy were left at a hotel. The defendant, Yenpan, later identified as Huntington, West Virginia, allegedly arranged for the children to be cared for.
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