Court Records From Arkansas 1948 Drunkenness Fines Noted
A historical docket lists multiple defendants facing charges in a Arkansas court in 1948. Individuals such as Sir Andrew Jamison Ian Ray Jim Moore Cal Conedux Ian Downs and others show fines from ten to thirty dollars for drunkenness illegal liquor possession and related offenses. Several cases indicate bonds forfeited and notices of appeal. some charges are dismissed on payment or motion.
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al Court of Hope
Arkan
Thetates
Drun
Andrew Jamison
Ian Ray
Jim
Moore
Cal Conedux
Ian Downs
Drukenness
Ity
Lee Arnold
de' Evans
Weatherspoon
Valighn
Jenkins
Bley Gillham
Red Johnson
Wihand McFadden
R. J.'Callier
Bert' Whitten
Loudermill, Jr
al Bingnam
Macy
Artis ‘Jefferson
Norse Skater Runners Tied Feet With Thongs
Fragmentary OCR describes Norsemen using thong bindings to tie leather runners to their feet. The readable text references early ice skating tools and movement methods from Nordic cultures. No dates or locations are provided.
Dorothy Dix column on self centered talk and love tests
Dorothy Dix offers comic guidance on vain self praise and overbearing talkers. The column answers Dear Miss Dix with blunt advice about respecting self and ending relationships when a fiancé loves another, then advises a student to pursue a social work career or police work if desired.
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Miss Dix
Perso
Dorothy Dix
Communism to Blow Up in Their Face, Says Analyst
AP Foreign Affairs analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Russian version of Bolshevism is strained and likely to collapse as oppressed people resist police rule. He notes prewar hostility in western Russia, collaboration by some with Germany, Nazi barbarism, and postwar Soviet control in eastern Europe, warning a Red lid may soon blow off and spark uprisings.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Western Europe
Russia
Secret
Hitler
Fuehrer
Europe
Soviet Union
Red
Four Violent Deaths Over Arkansas
United Press reports at least four people died in Arkansas during the weekend. Two traffic crashes near Little Rock killed Walter Runyon, 67, and Lewis Clay, 21, with others injured. Archbuy Clingman, 18, died after a car crash on the Madewell road, his son treated. A Black farmer, Henry vy Who, 53, was run over by a Missouri Pacific freight train near Dumas after sleeping beside tracks.
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United Press
Arkansas
Little Rock
Dumas
Walter T. Runyon
St. Louis
Pine Bluff
Archbuy Clingman
Mader
Madelvale
Conan Farmer
Henry Vy
Yumuas
Missouri Pacific
Dumas Depot
Riots Rock Berlin Russian Sector Currency Exchange
Rioting broke out among thousands awaiting the old marks to be exchanged for new currency in Berlin's Soviet sector near Karlshorst. An unconfirmed witness spoke of scores injured and six to eight killed, while police confirmed at least four seriously hurt. The unrest followed the currency reform and reflected Berlin's tense standoff amid Allied concerns.
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Berlin
Karlshorst
Dewey and Warren plan early campaign push in New York
Governor Thomas E. Dewey and running mate Warren of California prepare for a vigorous nationwide campaign. Warren tours New York City as Dewey eyes a foundational strategy and confirms a meeting at Dewey’s farm to counter an overconfident GOP mood while preparing to contest Senate and state races.
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Dewey
Paty
Istood
Warren
New York
James M. Mead
U.S
Senate
Jffense
Bowey
Quaker Hill
One-Legged Man Admits Part in Bookie Robbery
Chicago reports an artificial legged man, Jerry Malek, 27, confessed to participating in a stash house holdup after a manhunt across 25 western suburbs. He named three other gang members and police found five buns at his home amid a large Chicago area manhunt tied to a string of robberies and threats. Police say the incident signals a broader gang terrorizing Chicago area bookmakers.
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Chicago
Aj Stone Quarry
Malek
Demvski
Clarence Buehi
Sprigs
Memphis records 25th traffic fatality of year
Memphis reports its 25th traffic death of the year as three year old Clara Dean Jumpkein, Negro, died in a hospital after being struck by a truck yesterday. The city had 14 traffic deaths by this date last year. Memphis, Tenn., June 28.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clara Dean Jumpkein
Dixie handicap trap trophy at Stuttgart Gun Club
Perrault shattered a 100 tar target mark to host a field of approximately 146 other shooters at the Stuttgart Gun Club yesterday. The Dixie handicap trap trophy and more than two thousand dollars were involved in the event.
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Stuttgart
Perrault
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