92 Entered in State Beauty Contest
Newport prepares for the Miss Arkansas beauty pageant with 92 entrants from across the state. Organizers say 15,000 visitors are expected Wednesday and Thursday at Memorial Field, as contestants model evening gowns and swimsuits and display talents. The AYMC officials and Newport club leaders arrived to finalize plans while the 65 piece band will provide music.
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Newport
Anthursday
Memorial Field
Noble Miller
Lonoke
AYMC
Paul Chambers
Helena
Sam Brownlee
Newport Club
Millard — Hardin
Iris
Jean Logan
Arkadelphia
Jeorge Thompson
Batesville
Joy Ann Shanks
Blytheville
Mary Lou Pulliam
Brinkley
Bobbie Jean Deizell
Clarksville
Mai
Louis McDaniel
Forrest
Mary Kay Barber
Gordon
Sue Jackson
Hardy
Patsy Mabie
Barbara Lawrence
Harrisburg
Ann Jackson
Holly Grave
Bonnie Anthony
Hope
Lorayn Childs
Hot Springs
Betty, Packeet
Juttle Rock
Aga
Susan Campbell
Marcella Batchelor
Malvern
Gheistine Traicoff
Marianna
Eloise “Cope
Choice of Continued From Page One
A New York meeting urged the speaker to run. He declined and said he sought to determine if public duty could draw him into politics. The Democratic National Committee outlined convention positions favoring Eisenhower and Stassen, with Williams for Vice President, and discussion of a draft move was dismissed by J Howard McGrath.
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Ealin
New York
Philadelphia
Hall
Siden
Truman
Nhower
Williams
Waitress Tells Bolles Case Details From Detroit Confession
A Detroit police report cites a woman's account of a Chicago to Detroit trip on June 11 involving Miss Lari Sacchetti and Juanita Cook. The four allegedly abused and killed Jones, stealing $2,560 from a wall safe, then burning his feet and tying his neck with a pillowcase before leaving.
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Bolles
Therm
Jiarl
Sheehan
John Barton
Detroit
Sitattarr
Tmapter
Chicago
Griswold
Sacchetti
Juanita ‘Cook
Jones
Mise Lart
Vinchetti
Miss Lari
Hunter
Sacchett
Jones Sacchetti
jPulice
Yugoslavia Strains with Moscow Deepens Communist Rift
Slain by factional tension, Tito faces Moscow pressures as Cominform denounces Yugoslavia. European observers cite worsening economy and hopes for Marshall Plan aid as factors in the split. Diplomatic chatter centers on possible Cominform HQ moves from Belgrade toward Warsaw, signaling shifting Soviet influence.
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Rome
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Econonle
European Recovery Program Organization
Italy
Tito
Moscow
Europe
Warsaw
Belrade
Ansaw
Kremlin
Yugoslav Crisis Sparks Cold War Tension Echoes
Officials report Britain seeking Prague and Belgrade reports as Yugoslavia faces internal strife. Prague radio hints July 21 Communist party meeting marks history, while U.S. diplomats fear Tito may be in danger or removed, with talk of immobilization or liquidation amid international scrutiny.
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Nist
Timaléssany
Prague
Belgrade
Communist Party ‘of
Yugoslavia
Lake Success
Jan Papanek
U.N
Tito
U. S
Washington
Tha
Berlin impasse eases hinted by high level talks
U S and British officials from Washington London and Berlin held fast breaking conferences abroad and at home to push toward an early break in the Berlin stalemate. Undersecretary La Vall and President Truman discussed topics including Berlin while Bevin deferred a policy statement, signaling coordinated actions.
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Alaska
Caribbean
Berlin
Lavell
Truman
White House
William Traper
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
London
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Draper
A. C. Wedemeyer
Lucius D. Clay
Altice Surmamond Firid
Marshall Viscount. Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Bevin
Germany
United States
Daily Bread. Maritime workers kept from political tools of pro Communist minority
The article argues that maritime workers should be kept from becoming political tools of a pro Communist minority, warning this outcome would occur if safeguarded by existing structures. It frames the issue as a defense of independence and stability within labor groups and national interests.
Arkansas VFW convention speakers praise and condemn Congress
At the Arkansas Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Fort Smith the national VFW president praised Congress for a peacetime chess program while decrying the housing situation as a disgrace that could cost lawmakers their seats. Officers were to be elected later. Nearby, University of Idaho band director Edmund J. Marty was appointed as band director at the University of Arkansas. Plans include developing football, rotc and symphonic bands. The Arkansas Guard remains below authorized strength, with 452 enlisted and wing officers reported and no reports yet from units. Early colonists brought herbs when they migrated from Europe.
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Fort Smith
Congress
Arkansas Veterans of Foreign Wars
National
VFW
Ray S. Brannaman
Denver
Colo
Pearl Harbor
Fayetlevily
Wis
Edmund J. Marty
University of Idaho
University of Arkansas
Lewis W. Jones
Marty
Merton Zahvarot
Tuiles
Little Rock
Plansas National
State Military Department
Arkansas Guard
Break With Tho Indicates Communist Party Hosts Troubles as Well as Others
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenze describes the Cominform denunciation of Yugoslavia and Tito as a major split within the communist bloc. He notes Moscow accuses Tito of Trotskyism, recalls Stalin and Trotsky history, and predicts power struggles among Balkan leaders while Yugoslavia faces isolation after a secret Cominform meeting in Romania.
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Tho
Communist Party
Dewitt Mackenze
Bolshevisy
Lenin
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Marshall
Tito
Amis
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Trotzky
Mexico
Bled
United States
U. S
Greece
Russia
Balkan
Cominform
Romania
Market Report Poultry and Produce Ups and Downs
Chicago market reports show butter receipts 773,008 with prices unchanged to one or two cents lower, eggs receipts 24,301 with prices steady, live poultry fowl weaker and balance steady with price shifts. New York cotton futures mixed with near months steady to higher on short covering and selling pressure. New Orleans futures fluctuating with mixed closes. Lexington/Louis Livestock reports hogs lower under 20 pounds and steady for heavier types, cattle and calves active with slow opening and mostly steady trends.
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Chicago
Bob
Fryers
Broilers
New York
New Orleans
Elyse
Louis
National
Idine
Hope Star Hope Arkansas Ad Rates and Grain Summary
Daily Hope Star notices include local ad rates and livestock market figures. The page records subscription costs, office details, and livestock sale prices with wheat corn oats and soybeans trading notes amid parity expectations.
Tremors Shake Fukui City Amid Ruins After Quake
Reporter Peter Kalischer describes Fukui Japan in late June 1946 as tremors continue to rattle an earth rotted city. L. W. Jordan estimates Fukui prefecture quake deaths near 3100 with 7255 injured as wreckage and fire render most homes uninhabitable and the north side cut off.
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Peter Kalischer
Fukui City
Japan
L. W. Jordan
Union City
Tenn
Fukai
Fukui
Koto
Morioka
Grain and stock market closes with mixed moves
Wheat and corn holdings show slight firmness and marginal drops in price, with bookings and receipts reported for 19 90 and 69 cars respectively. Soybeans show small pickup in receipts as wholesale markets in New York inch forward amid a slow trading day. rail and oil shares lead gains while a few issues retreat.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Santa Fe
Minas Central
Union Oil of California
Mission Corp
Steel
Youngstown Sheet
U. S
Negotiations Fail to Settle Strike Threat in Chicago
Night long talks aimed at averting a general strike by more than 30 000 United Auto Workers members in International Harvester plants ended in a recess at 1 pm CST without a wage contract. A company spokesman said the deal offered a one year extension with minimal working condition changes and a possible cent increase per hour if the union waived all other economic demands for a year.
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Chicago
United Taym
International Harvester
CST
Santa Fe Super Chief Piles Up Near Winslow
The Santa Fe Super Chief derailed in Winslow Arizona, overturning a four‑unit diesel consist and a baggage and lounge car. Fifteen passengers, the engineer and the crew were shaken but treated. none remained hospitalized. Seven rear coaches stayed on track with no damage. The eastbound train went off the track while rounding a curve near the roundhouse.
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Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fe
Violence Claims Three More Deaths in State
A man drowns after his boat drifts away near Gordon. A 13 year old boy Tormay Little is killed by lightning striking a vacant house near Horse Lake opposite the Mississippi riot from Memphis. A 17 year old James Herschel Koon dies after a truck collision near Sheridan. Two other boys are injured.
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Associated Press
Aransas
D. W. Baskin
Go Mew
Gordon
Tormay Little
Horsace Lake
Mississippi
Memphis
Russia cuts reparations demands in East Germany, Ulbricht says
Berlin June 3. Walter Ulbricht, East Germany's Communist leader and economics chief for the Soviet zone, announced Russia cut reparations from the Soviet zone by almost half. He proposed a two year plan for Eastern Germany to counter Allied decisions on a unified West Germany, with details undisclosed. ADN said the plan would run 1949 to 1957 and affect only the Eastern zone.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbright
Germany
Riussia
Ulbright
Wsetern
ADN
Ubrigat
Socialist Union Party
Russia
Soviet
Red Army
Ulbricht
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Hope City Hall
Grandstand Circus
J. G. Michaels
Big City Grandstand
Fair Park Anteo Arena
Third District Livestock Assocation
Daily Bread
Arkansas
Market Report
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
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Alex. H. Washburn
Star
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Hope, Ark
Alex. HW
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Paul H. Tees
George W. Hosmar
Medh
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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Datroll
Mich
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Orleans
Union St
AP News
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Memphis, Tenn
Rj— W. L. Nolan
Rector, Ark
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Twother
James & Moore Cleaners
ROY Anderson & CO
South Main Hope, Ark
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