Three Forts Reported Missing in Atlantic Flight
United Press reports Air Force authorities say three B 17s or four engined bombers may be missing after taking off from Lagens Field Azores yesterday bound for Southern Europe. Spokesman calls report fragmentary and inconclusive. No details on crew numbers or exact destination.
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Frickturt
Air Force
Atlantic
Inj
Lagens Feild
Azores
Europe
Dan
Gestur
Trials reveal brutal death march crimes and buried prisoners
Testimony from Capt Homer attin and Major Richard reads details of killings by Japanese guards during the Bataan Death March. Prisoners were buried alive in basements or trenches, beaten, and left to die amid malnutrition and mistreatment. Witnesses describe forced diggings, executions, and brutal hostilities affecting Americans and Filipinos in Camp O’Donnell and related sites.
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Ohama
Ate HS
Vieit
Maj
Richard Ave City
Martin
Frank C. Steckhein
Hays
Fifty Future Farmers Awarded at Hot Springs Camp
Fifty future farmers of America in Arkansas were honored at their Camp near Hot Springs. Stanley Russ of Conway No.44 led with 170 more points than the next finalist and won a $106 prize or scholarship. Other degree recipients include Robby Joe Starr of Conway and many from Har ri son, Lakeside, Parkin, Yellville, Waldron, Lavista and other towns, reflecting a wide state cohort in the 271st annual three day convention.
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Hot Springs
Tune 16
Farmers of America
Arkansas
Here
Camp Coachdale
Lake Cabbtetine
Stanley Russ
Conway
Arkansas Agricultural School
IPFA
Robby Joe Starr
Bob Watts
Gere Cowan
Harrison
Curus Underwood
Horatio
Joe Pirronti
Baker Gene Douglas
Lakeside-Lake Village
Clarence . Robinson
Riley Brookshir
Yellville-Summitt
Sam Shaw
Billy G. Smight
Wilburn Swindle
Parkin
Robert Blevins
Parkin-Earle
Bennie Norton
Jimmy Clement
J. B. Blackburn
E. R Gabe
Waldrow
Joe Frost
Waldron No 21
Eugene Parker
Blaine Gibson
Lakeside Hot Springs
Paul K. Lewis
Junior
Dre Central-Monticelo
Noel D. Foster
Corning
Glenn A. Glover, Jr
McCrory
J W. Parnell
Hermitage
James H. Gosnett
Marmaduke
Charles Pollock
Valley Springs
Plenty Angles to Truman's Remarks on Stalin One May Indicate Another Meet
James D. White analyzes President Truman remarks calling Stalin Old Joe as a possible signal for a future meeting. The piece weighs Potsdam history, State Department reactions, and public opinion in an election year while noting Truman’s stance on peace and containment.
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Stalin
James D. White
Dewid Mackenzie
Joe Stalin
Joe
Potsdam
Washington
Frumnan
Mr. Stalin
Politburo
Moscow
State Department
Berkeley
America
Dalam
Slidirchies
Traiis
Jong
Geney
Tate
Roosevelt
PDR
Curt Reever
Iva Dieta
Russia
Dory
Kayley
Huary Wallace
Loftin Proposes Reducing Arkansas Counties to 25
Gubernatorial candidate Bob Ed Loftin of Fort Smith urges an initiated act to cut Arkansas counties from 75 to 25 to lower government costs. He promises a tax cut on many commodities and says improved transport and communications lessen the need for subdivision. Other candidates campaign across the state as Loftin touts veterans legislation and reforms to fund schools and roads.
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Bob
Loftin
Havre
iLoftin
Jamies Morciit
McGehee
Ksrrisburg
Cherry Valley
Wynne
James
Morenton
Searcy
Arthur Adams
Jonesboro
Thas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Lor Justige
Metisney
British Alarm at U S Relations Overshadows Russia
London dispatch reports British officials worry more about Anglo American ties than Russia. Key issues cited are Palestine policy and its ill will toward the United States, Britain's debt position to America, Germany policy, ERP funding, and the term Taberism reflecting cuts in European Recovery Program funding.
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P. H. Shackford
London
Russia
Germany
Palestine
United States
Holy Land
John Dee
Fance
Labor Party
Britain
House of Representatives
John Taber
N. Y
Temperature in Great Lakes Area Near Freezing
The cool weather lingered over the Great Lakes region with temperatures in the low 20s in northern Wisconsin and parts of lower Michigan for a second morning. Below normal readings dominated the cool belt while nearby regions showed near normal readings. heat persisted in the Plains and Southwest with 100 plus in Texas and Arizona. Rain fell across the central and southern plains overnight.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
Plains States
Texas
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Snoring Patient Seeks Cure and Quiet Night
A patient asks a doctor to cure snoring and stop waking himself. The physician suggests sleeping in another room to reduce noise and improve rest for both.
Quakes Recorded at California Institute of Technology
Pasadena reports two strong earthquakes recorded today by the California Institute of Technology. Seismological authorities said the shocks were about 5,800 miles distant in an undetermined direction but could cause great damage if centered in a populated area. First quake at 4:57:11 PM PDT, second at 6:07:40 AM CST.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Greenwood Dodgers Win Twice to Lead Cotton States League
The Greenwood Dodgers swept Pine Bluff 10-3 and 12-0 to move five and a half games up. Clarksdale split with Natchez 5-1 and 0-6. Alfred Kelley held El Dorado to four hits in Helena's 4-1 win. Hot Springs beat Greenville 9-8 as Elm. Today’s games include Hot Springs at Helena and El Dorado at Greenwood.
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Associated Press
Greenwood Dodgers
Pine Bluff
Cotton Sailes
Clarksdale
Natchez Planters
Planters
Alfred Kelley
Helena
el Dorado Oilers
Bob Klein
Etting
el Dorado
Greenville
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Natchez
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