German Communists Propose Republic amid Weimar Shadow
The German Communist party claims a future democratic parliamentary republic with anti fascist aims rather than a Soviet system. They argue the Weimar Republic failed due to European politics, while noting the need for a cautious, gradual reform aligned with Germany's current development.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Communist Party
von Herr Hitler
Gestapo
Chet Himmie
Aew
Berlin
Russia
Reich
Germany
Weimar Republic
Europe
Debate on German governance and a potential monarchy restoration
The author argues Germans favor regimentation and question self rule, citing Hitler and goose stepping. Discussion of reviving a monarchy mentions Prince Louis Ferdinand Hohenzollern as a leading candidate, with uncertainty over Allied acceptance.
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Hitler
Reich
Kaiser Wilhelm
Louis Ferdinand Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Louis
Wilhelm
Hitler On Japanese Moves And Russo Manchurian Front
The German leader discusses Japanese strategies and Russian forces at the Russo Manchurian frontier. He notes repeated Russian drainage of troops, doubts early warning, and predicts possible northern operations if the south is shown. A Luftwaffe officer adds Russians beat the Japanese in frontier incidents.
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Luftwaffe
Hitler
Soldierity Continued From Page One
Fragmented text discusses the league of nations forming and regional alignments. It mentions Egypt Syria Lebanon Iraq Saudi Arabia and comments on solidarity among Britain and France. The piece hints at debates within a league framework and references votes for England.
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Sions
League
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Iraqan
Saudi Arabia
England
League of Nations
Prince Louis Ferdinand Revealed as Democratic Princely Figure
The prince, not a Hohenzollern, is described as friendly and democratic. He once worked as a Detroit Ford Plant mechanic to learn the auto business, and he and Russian Grand Duchess Kira Kirillovna have five children. He says he served as a 1936 messenger for a confidential move by President Roosevelt to preserve peace.
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Prince Louis Ferdinand
Hohenzollern
Ford
Detroit
You
Kira Kirillovna
Bad Kissingen
Germany
Prince Louis
Roosevelt
Pan-American and Soviet blocs shift in postwar voting lines
The San Francisco debates reveal fluid new alignments in world politics. Latin American unity varies by issue, Western Hemisphere matters rally blocs, while Russia and its satellites sway votes yet depart on interests. Lines in world diplomacy appear more fluid than fixed.
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Pearance
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Canada
South Africa
India
Western Hemisphere
Latin America
Argentina
World Peace Agency
Russia
Ukraine
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
San Francisco
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Boxers and results from major cities include BostonMaurieello KO Lou Nova 197 New York 203, New Orleans Docusen 133 outpoint Terranova 129, Baltimore Russo 127 3 4 outpoint Wil son 127 1 2, Pittsburgh Fontaine KO Hatcher 134 136 1 2, Meadowbrook Bert Lytell 155 3 4 outpoint Reddick 161 1 4, New York Stolz 132 outpoint Guido 134, Chicago Roberts 123 outpoint Johnson 122 1 2.
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Associateu Press
Boston
Tami Mauriello
New York
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Bernard Docusen
Phil Terranova
Baltimore
Freddy Russo
Newark
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
United Press
Pitsburgh
Juste Fontaine
Jimmy Hatcher
N. J
Meadowbrook
Chicago
Gene Roberts
Danville
Ill
Charley Johnson
Frozen Produce Thawing Tip: Submerge in Cold Water
Learn to speed up thawing of frozen vegetables and fruit by immersing them in cold water. This method lowers temperature gradually and reduces overall thaw time compared to room temperature. Change water as needed for even thawing and maintain safe handling.
Strike Waves Break Up Across Detroit and Nation
The Associated Press reports Detroit strike threats easing as CIO officials suspend a 38 000 maintenance workers walkout. Nationwide, truck drivers in Chicago and glass workers in Columbus edge toward settlements, with Goodyear in Akron remaining on strike and the CIO Rubber Workers continuing their walkout despite Wage-Hour Board directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Chicago
Columbus
CIO
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Afl-Cio
Packard Motor Co
Budd Wheel
Washington
Department of Labor
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Nawcio-Ford
Hudson Motor Car Co
Aeronautical Products Corp
Stinson Aircraft
Chicago Truck Drivers’ Union
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Office of Defense Transportation
War Labor Board
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
CIO United Rubber Workers
WLB
Peace Charter Is Adopted In UN Conference
The nine nation speakers and nine other countries hear a keynote in eight languages arguing that world peace depends on popular will. President Truman receives a tumultuous welcome in San Francisco as Halifax presides at the ninth plenary. The charter is adopted unanimously and a preparatory commission is approved to guide the new world organization with armed forces to deter future aggressors.
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Truman
San Francisco
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Halifax
Guillermo Belt
Cuba
The
World Organization
New World Court
Alger Hiss
Opera
League
A M Brooks of DeAnn Succumbs
Arthur M. Brooks, 70, of DeAnn Beards Chapel road, died at Local Hospital Monday night. Funeral arrangements are pending at Herndon Cornelius Funeral. Survived by a son who lives in Monroe.
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Arthur M. Brocks
DeAnn-Beard
Chapel
Herndon-Cornelius
Monroe
Alonzo Reed Dies at 65 in Yancy Community
Alonzo Reed, 65, died at his home Monday night in the Yancy community northwest Hempstead County. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Sardis Church.
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Alonzo Reed
Yancy
Hempstead County
Sardis Church
Mrs. Madena Bennett Cummings Dies at 58 in Prescott
Mrs. Madena Bennett Cummings, 58, of Prescott died Saturday. Survived by husband J. E. Cummings and four children Hazel Cummings Prescott Route Five Floy Cummings Little Rock Mrs Ezra Milam Prescott and Pvt Clifton Cummings with the armed forces in New Guinea a brother and sister of Hope.
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Madena Bennett Cummings
Prescott
J. E. Cummings
Hazel Cummings
Floy Cummings
Little Rock
Ezra Milam
Pvt
Clifton Cummings
New Guinea
Hope
First Cotton Bloom Reported in Hope Area
The first cotton bloom of 1945 in Hope was brought in by W. A. Wade of near Blevins. It came from the Wade farm where Coy Johnson, a Black farmer, picked the bloom on Monday, June 25.
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Hope
W. A. Wade
Blevins
Wade
Coy Johnson
Court Docket from City and State with Multiple Fines
The docket lists William Soper for assault with a deadly weapon and pistol as a weapon with bonds forfeited or dismissed, plus several drunkenness and disturbance charges with $10 to $15 bonds. State docket includes Essie Holyfield and Blackie Mann with liquor charges and fines, Lemon Witherspoon and Lemon Weatherspoon with liquor and weapon convictions, and other speeding and worship disturbances. A concluding editorial notes the new plan surviving only if major powers remain united in peace, testing wartime alliance.
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William Soper
Motion City
Calvin Kirk
Jess Atkins
Mason T. Camp
Andrew Jones
Johnnie Baulkman
Dalton Jones
Idell. Powers
Jewell Dye
Essie Holyfield
Blackie Mann
Lemon Witherspoon
Lemon Weatherspoon
Alford Trotter
Jack Gately
Willie Atkins
Allance
Revision of Assessments for Hope Street Improvement District No 3
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 3 in Hope Arkansas will meet at 10 AM on Tuesday July 10 1945 at the Arkansas Bank Trust Company building to revise and readjust assessments of benefits against real property. Owners may appear to request revisions or changes in charges for improvements erected or removed. Dated June 20 1945. Polk Singleton Eugene Kite Carter Johnson Board of Assessors.
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Hope
Arkansas
L. Carter Johnson
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
City of Hope
Ues
Polk Singleton
Eugene Kite
Carter Johnson
Board of Assessors
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Market
National Stockyards Illinois June 25 cattle and hogs with active thorough trading. Hog receipts around 5 500 heads with steady to higher bids, barrows and gilts selling up to around 14.70 for slaughter weights, light gilts breeding up to 15.50. Cattle and calves about 5 000 head with steady to higher tone, steers 14.50 to 15.75, heifers 14.25 to 16.25, vealers up to 25.0. slaughter steers 11.00 to 17.50. Sheep 3 000 head with spring lambs strong early but steady near 15.75 for natives. shorn lambs 6.00 to 7.25.
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ST Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Wessons
Truman Ends Vacation in Northwest
President Truman ends a Northwest tour and flies from Olympia to San Francisco to close the UNCIO conference with a call for a durable, workable peace. He visits Portland Veterans Hospital en route, meets 50 UNCIO delegates, attends a dinner with Secretary Stettinius, and plans a San Francisco plenary speech before homecoming to Independence Missouri.
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Truman
Olympia Wash
Northwest
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Portland Veterans Hospital
Hamilton Field
UNCIO
Fairmont
E. R Stettinius, Jr
Independence
Kansas City
White House
Churchill
Stalin
Mount Rainier
Puget Sound
U S Minesweeper Salute Lost in Borneo Area
The 945 ton Minesweeper Salute has been lost in the Borneo area due to enemy action. About 100 officers and men were aboard. six were killed and three are missing. No wounded were reported.
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Washington
Borneo
Famous Discovery Swamp Root Aids Kidney Comfort
Thousands praise Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for easing bladder irritation from urine acidity. The herbal remedy, created by a physician, speeds urine flow and relieves backache and fatigue. It is a scientific preparation of blended herbs and roots and is sold nationwide with a prepaid sample offer.
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Department C
Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Chicago Market Notes Poultry Butter and Eggs
Live poultry receipts total eight trucks and one car with prices unchanged. Butter receipts numbered 29 with steady price. Eggs receipts 19 964 with market unchanged.
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Chicago
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C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Mermphis, Tenn
Sterick
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
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Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
Union St
Singer Sewing Center Nest
Reese Chambliss
West 4Th Street
Bob Elmore
S. Main
J. A
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Skyway Club
Texarkana, Ark
Fletcher Hereford
Little Rock Highway
Gulf
Arch Wylie 3Rd & Walnut Sts
Chas. Wylie
Okinawa
Menrise Riteman
Flyer
B. F. Goodrich Co
Air Technical Service Command
Leslie Morshead
Tobruk
A.M. Brooks
DeAnn
Sardis
Market Report
U.S
Ward & Son
Ais City
Theo Long
Hope, Arkansas
Ld Po
Ulern
FOX Tire
Pennsylvaniavy Tire Service
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