24 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
1
Weekday Hope Star masthead lists Mark ePubes president rashbarn secretary treasurer editor publisher and staff roles. Includes address 214 Walnut Street Hope and notes Associated Press, subscription rates, and republication rights.
Candidates inued from page one plan rallies in Hot Springs Osceola Sheridan Blytheville and Fayetteville with stops in Monticello Malvern and Heber Springs. E Thompson will hold a rally at Malvern Saturday. Arkansas Democrat reports two gubernatorial candidates Holt and Thompson are in the race to stay with no retirement before the May 27 primary. Sidnes, a World War Two Marine, is mentioned with the Greater Little Rock Marine Corps League.
The text references outlook for June 24 and a Gulf Stream tracing from the Gulf to an ice free harbor. It mentions national importance and offshore effects tied to the Gulf, with fragmented wording about events and locations. No clear names or dates beyond the scattered hints.
New York June 23 UP Edward Fennessey 17 a witness for the state in the murder trial of Santo Bretagna and Willie Rosenberg for the gangland slaying of Benjamin Chippy Weiner was questioned by defense attorneys You know what it means to squeal asked an attorney Yes replied the witness The defense lawyer excused the witness after the exchange The peregrine falcon used for centuries in hunting is a close kin d of the American hawk.
Live poultry steady to weak with receipts 25 trucks. prices mostly up to down 1 cent. Butter firm with large receipts. A and B grade scores listed. Hogs top 28.50 with varied weights. cattle and calves showing slow opening but prices mostly steady to firm. Cotton futures declined to new lows with liquidation and profit-taking. New Orleans and New York closing steady to lower.
Wheat firm on the Chicago board of trade with a higher close. Corn and oats mixed with no clear trend as old crop supply remains uncertain. July corn steady. oats unchanged. soybeans also steady amid varied futures and cash activity. Shipping receipts and bookings noted for wheat and corn.
A greenhouse at Krasnaturinsk in the subaretic will yield about one ton of fresh vegetables daily year round for factory workers at the North Urals Aluminum plant.
Athens June 23 Greek second and tenth divisions drove into guerrilla pockets in the Grammos mountains near Albania. A general staff communique said a wine division pushed along the Albanian border and broke rebel lines near the town. The ninth division moved toward a junction with the first or fifteenth division from Nestorion as guerrillas sought refuge across the frontier. Some rebels fled toward Albania while officials estimated the rebel force at about 7,000 under attack. Elements of the ninth division came under artillery and mortar fire from Albanian territory into Albania.
Marion Springer of St. Louis will be guest speaker at a dinner meeting tonight at Hotel Barlow. Directors of the Chamber of Commerce city council school board state representatives and all civic clubs including the VFW and the American Legion will attend.
King Paul I visited Kozane by air and inspected the front as Lt. Gen. Van Fleet said U.S. forces were satisfied with progress. Analysts predicted major fighting would end within four weeks with mop up by August 1. A note estimates Mindanao’s deep sea abyss to be twenty times the Grand Canyon’s depth.
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