Government and labor tensions threaten to stall coal talks
Government officials weigh whether miners acted freely or under leadership as Taft Hartley law faces doubt. Truman may seek injunctions if strikes hit health and welfare, with a board inquiry possible. Berryville reports James Hyde slated for execution for April murder, while GOP bets on delaying tax cuts await July 1 receipts.
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United Mine Workers
Harlan, Ky
Justice Department
Congress
Nct
Truman
Supreme Court
Lewis
Union
Riverside clash ends in pursuit and arrest after assault
In Michigan on June 25 a 15 year old white girl and a 10 year old black boy were attacked by two men as three girls were pulled from a car near a water pit south of Detroit. The victims fled as one girl was severely hurt and another pair assisted by a 18 year old and a 17 year old. Police blocked roads across Macomb and northern Wayne counties. A city patrolman arrested the suspect whose wet muddy clothing betrayed his presence at the scene.
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Siemens
Mich
Detroit
Liniewski
Miller
Hamtramck
Neégroés
Iniewski
Macomb
Wayne County
Navy plans to loan newer ships to Latin America
Secretary Forrestal testified that the Navy will replace obsolete vessels with newer US naval ships to Latin America as part of a Western Hemisphere security policy. He noted the reserve transfer of surplus vessels but did not specify models. Marshall said the US may turn over 31 merchant ships to non Communist Italy to aid postwar reconstruction.
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Ington
Navy
Forrestal
Navy Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ransfer
Associated ‘Press
Secretary of State
Marshall
Latin America
Nashville
Phoenix
Boise
St. Louis
War
Patterson
Italy
Washington
United States
Coun
Four cities named for Arkansas war memorial stadium site
Osceola June 25 Only four cities Little Rock North Little Rock Hot Springs and West Memphis qualify as potential sites for the $1,000,000 Arkansas war memorial stadium Leslie Speck secretary of the Stadium Commission said bids were due by August 1 and cities must provide a site cash bid and at least 250 000 in bonds Information on highway hotel and parking facilities is being sought and a site tour will follow after bids are filed
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Osceola
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Leslie Speck
Stadium Commission
Speck
Orneomanselon
Lit
Not Hopeful of Outcome on Stalin's European Plan
DeWit MacKenzie analyzes Molotov’s Paris talks with Bidault and Bevin on the American economic rehabilitation plan for Europe. He notes Moscow’s participation signals caution rather than certainty and outlines three possible Soviet aims. He argues a Paris conference must build East West confidence beyond mere paper plans for Marshall aid.
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Stalin
Moscow
Molotov
Paris
Bidault
France
Bevin
Britain
Europe
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Germany
America
General Marshall
Marshall
Eisenhower urges US-Canada military cooperation
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told Congress that in a future war enemy air attacks would target industrial centers near the Great Lakes. He stressed that full preparation and close cooperation between United States and Canadian armed forces are vital to national security.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Great Lakes
Army
Market Report from Saint Louis Livestock Market
Market news from Saint Louis shows steady to higher quotes across cattle calves and hogs. Prices range from 18.00 to 26.50 for various weights, with beef cattle steady to higher, vealers 21.00 to 24.50, and sheep and lambs opening steady to strong with top lambs near 24.50.
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National Sterne
Tle
Poultry and Produce Market Report From Chicago
Poultry and produce figures show butter receipts at 723,482 with AA 66 and A 65 grades and CGI1.75 in cars 90 B 63.25. Eggs receipts total 13,488 with U S extras No 1 47.5 48.5 and No 2 455 465. Current receipts and dirties listed with US standards No 1 2 43, No 3 4 42 and checks around 37.5.
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Chicago
U. S
Grain and Provisions Corn Records Rally on Crop Outlook
Chicago June 25 Corn rose to an all time high on the Board of Trade as Iowa crop fears boosted buying in a thin session. Oats recovered to fractional gains while wheat edged lower amid hedging and limited investment. July corn hit 2.02 1 4 per bushel with a late advance.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Iowa
Kansas
Hope Star Hope Arkansas Star Details and Market Update
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 1929 edition lists staff including Alex H Washburn editor and publisher and Paul H Jones managing editor. It notes postal registration, Associated Press and NEA affiliations, subscription rates, and national ad representatives. Wheat and corn market quotes show futures mostly lower with car receipts and bookings detailed.
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Star ‘of Hope
Consolidated
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Jesse A. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
New York Stocks Rise on Dividends and Short Covering
A batch of pleasing dividends and short covering sparked a selective market comeback in New York trading. American Telephone led a modest gain near midday as leaders faced clouded labor conditions, with deal activity slowing and most gains pared by close. Transfers reached about 900,000 shares as airlines projected passenger traffic for the first four months above the prior record by 16 percent.
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New York
American Telephone
Pan American
United
Eastern
Transcontinental
American
GOP Hopeful for Second Tax Slash Chance
United Press reports on Capitol Hill GOP leaders ready to send a revised personal income tax cut bill to President Truman. Harold Knutson introduces the measure with an earlier veto by Truman, now modified to take effect January 1, 1948.
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Truman
Senate
GOP
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Rex Chaney
United Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
President Truman
Harold Knutson
Ways and Means Committee
New Orleans Cotton Market Rises on Trade and Covering
New Orleans June 25 The cotton market saw buying and short covering push futures higher. Closing prices were steady to up 12 to 16 cents with May May contracts up, July hitting highs near 36.91 and October near 32.12. Multiple months closed higher, reflecting firm demand and seller cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jly
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Light Covering
Cotton futures in New York were steady in slow dealings as light covering and mill buying offset earlier losses. One additional July transferable notice was posted. Traders lingered for crop and labor developments while overall close showed gains of about 70 to 95 cents a bale from prior levels.
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New York
Thursday TV and radio lineup across networks
NBC offers Fred Waring at 9 a.m and Bob Ripley at 11 45 a.m. CBS features Art Goffrey at 9 a.m and Lone Journey at 12 30 p.m. ABC airs Breakfast Club at 8 a.m and Kenny Baker at 11. MBS lists U S Navy band at 10 30 a.m and Martin Block at 12 30 p.m.
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NBC
Fred Waring
Bob Ripley
CBS
Art Godfrey
Lone Journey
ABC
Breakfast Club
Kenny Baker
MBS
U. S&s. Navy Band
Martin Block
Local Home Demonstration Clubs Hold June Meetings
The Sweet Home club met June 20 at Mrs. J. E. Ward's home with 16 members present. New members introduced were Mrs. Bill Bright and Mrs. Agnes Ward. A July meeting at Mrs. Dale Woodson’s will cover child development and constructive toys. Columbus club met June 17 with 13 members. demonstrations included canning chicken by Mrs. Fred Caldwell and Mrs. T. M. McCorkle, plus a groups recreation period and refreshments.
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Sweet Home
Sweet Home Home
J. E. Ward
Bill Bright
Agnes Ward
C.A. Phillips
J. E Ward
Dale Woodson
Columbus
Marion Sipes
Dear Miss Dix Letter on Boredom in Married Life
A woman laments boredom after a career focused life and marriage in a small town. She doubts her fit in housework versus business life, contemplates her husband changing his work to suit her, and asks if she should adjust or risk breaking up. She worries about wasting her life and seeks guidance.
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Annabelle
Letty
Lizzy
Leah
Father
Miss DIX
Dorothy
Dix
Mrs. S
Women, marriage and the call for fitting roles
The text argues wives unhappy with domestic duties and misbehaving children reflect misfit spouses. It suggests women could succeed in their proper niche, questions cravings for luxury over plain bread, and stresses a wife should support a good man rather than force him to fit her pattern.
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Siegel
Los Angeles
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
W. J. Craig
FBI
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Lucky) Luciano
Depcat
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Frank Costello
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Chester W. Nimitz
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Nimitz
Boover Dam
Las Vegas
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Colorado River
Hoover Dam
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Market Report
St, Louis
Livestiock
Hope Star
Star Publishing
E. Palmer
Alex. H. .Washburn
Star Building
South
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Hope, Ark
Hope
Arkansas
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NEA
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Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
LaFayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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Anaconda Wire & Gable
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Youngstown Sheet
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Texas Co
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Schenney
Texas Pacific Land Trust
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W. Second St
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V.F.W. Hall
Boston
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Thomas Silvey
Lloyd Leverett
Hearne Latimer
Sammy Segnar
Mr. Latimer
Oma Lee Blackwood
Alhambra
California
Mrs
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P. Weldon Taylor
Newport, Arkansas
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Judy
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Christian Dior
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NEA Service, Inc
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Flora
Faculty Club
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Otsego
Gloria Louise
Theodora
Amy
Sam Junior
Frank
Flore
Sister
Annabele
Groton
Bank Hartwell
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Les Fredric
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Juin
Frances Drake
Dorothy DIX
Central Standard Time
Dialing Tonight
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Peg O'My Heart
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Meredith Willson
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Henry Morgan
Paul Whiteman
Johnny Madero
Opinionaire Forum
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Merchant Marine
Civilian Air Patrol
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Department
Bob Ed —Loftin
Fort Smith
Harold Jinks
Piggott
Millard Hardin
Newport
James Merritt
McGeee
Glen Parker
Texarkana
Clyde Pringle
James Spears
Quartermaster
Jim Merritt
McGhee
Arkansas Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bob Ed Loftin
Carlee Watkins
el Dorado
Women's Auxiliary
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Tennesee Valley Authority
A. P
C. Hamilton Moses
Rep Trimble
D-Ark
House Public Works Committee
War Department
Interior Department
A. P. and L
Norfolk, Ark
Frank Hartwell
Moses
Trimble
George Washington
Lyova E. Pinkham
Help Medical Sci
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