Czechoslovakia's Leader Benes Faces Grim Hour of Need
The piece discusses Eduard Benes and the Czech struggle against brutal dictatorship. It recalls Masaryk and Benes shaping Czechoslovakia, their wartime resistance, and Benes’ long leadership, now tested by aggressive communism and crisis in Prague.
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Czechoslovakia
Benes
Charles University
Prague
Dijon
Charles
Thomas Masaryk
Austria-Hungary
Masaryk
Republic
Switzerland
Iim
Pragae
Woodrow Wilson
Hendrix Choir to Visit Western Arkansas March 7 11
The Hendrix College Chapel and Choir directed by Glenn Metcalf will tour western Arkansas from March 7 to 11, performing church and high school numbers in Russellville Fort Smith Van Buren Mena DeQueen Texarkana Hope Prescott and Benton. Soloists include Robert Jordan Robert McDaniel Eloise Arnold and Doyle Grogan will serve as organist in Hope on March 10 at First Methodist Church.
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Glenn Metcalf
Hendrix College
Arkansas
Russellville
Fort Smith
van Buren
Mena
DeQueen
Texarkana
Hope
Prescott
Benton
Robert Jordan
Little Rock
Robert McDaniel
Eloise Arnold
Monticello
Doyle Grogan
Mablevale
First Methodist Church
Truman Eyes Moves Toward November Victory In South
The South Carolina Democratic State committee met to consider independent presidential electors, while Mississippi Democrats planned a headquarters for a eight state White Jeffersonian movement. Senator Sparkman urged room for agreement as other developments showed party maneuvering ahead of the November contest. Michigan Senator Vandenberg reportedly abandoned hopes of listing his name in Nebraska’s April 13 primary after advice he would face court action to prevent it.
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South Caroling Democratic State Committee
Mississippi
Democratic
Jackson
Snprkman
Alabama
Vandenberg
Michigan
Nebraska
Daily Bread Continued From Pape One
The Iran curtain is drawn halfway across Europe and may spread as long as weak governments exist and communists grow strong. The debate on Europe needing and affording a Marshall Plan appears dangerously academic amid these tensions.
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Pape
Iran
Europe
Russia
Strike Notice Shocks Arkansas Smelter Row
A 60 day strike notice was served on the Athletic Mining and Smelter Company by the CIO Smeltermen's union after rejecting a six day work week plan. Also reported: a Hoxie teacher fined for alleged excessive punishment of a student, Mashburn elected Arkansas Engineers Club president, and various regional civic appointments and legal actions in Texarkana, Little Rock, and Berion.
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Fort Smith
Athletic Mining and Smelter Company
CIO Smeltermen's Union
CIO
N. A. Downs
Hoxie
D. C. Mayo
Mayo
G. A.gulloas
Roy Holder
Little Rock
Er.mashburn
Arkansas Highway Department
The
Arkansas Engineers Club
L. R. Parmaler
Helena
Mike Thomas
Do B. Hi, Jr. Little Hock
Mother Proud to Be Expecting 22nd Young Un
In Atlanta on March 1 a 48 year old mother, Maud Ethel Pope, joyfully awaits the birth of her 22nd child described as a young un. The veteran bride notes in a worn Bible lists 17 boys and four girls, with only nine still living due to paralysis and whooping cough among the lost.
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Atlanta
Maudethel Papé
Can the Right Variety Vegetables Help Preserve Quality
Home demonstration agent Miss Mary Dixon advises starting with the right vegetable variety for high quality preserved produce. She notes deep color signals flavor and vitamin content, with specific recommendations like Kentucky Wonder Pole bean for canning, Little Marvel peas for color and flavor, Detroit Dark Red beets, and Golden Cross Bantam corn for freezing or canning.
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Mary Dixon
Detroit
Arkansas
Four Aliens Go on Hunger Strike at Ellis Island
Four men held at Ellis Island for deportation hearings refuse meals and threaten a hunger strike, Justice Department says. Named are Gerhard Wisler, John Williamson, Ferdinand C. Smith, and Charles A. Doyle, all in custody without bond. wisler is noted as a top Communist, with conviction for contempt of Congress and false statements in a passport application.
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Washington
Ellis Island
Justice Department
Department
Gerhard Wisler
John Williamson
Communist Party
United States
Ferdinand C. Smith
National Maritime Union
Charles A. Doyle
CIO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers Union
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago March 1
Live poultry prices mostly unchanged with slight gains for fowl and roosters. Hog cattle and sheep at St Louis stockyards show gains and slow opening trade. grains surge on Chicago board with May corn at 2.27, wheat up 5 3/4 to 9 1/2, soybeans up near daily limit on March 1.
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Chicago
U. S
U.S
ST. Louis
Board of Trade
Santa Fe Railway
Hope Star History and Rates Collide with Market Updates
The Hope Star presents a mixed page of historical masthead details and market summaries. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans show firmer spot prices with higher basis readings and active bookings, while national advertising representation and postal rates appear in the same broad listing.
New York Stocks See Quiet March Start With Air Transport Rally
New York stocks opened March 1 with a generally steady to modestly advancing tone. Early trading showed rising tendencies as the market steadied. air transport shares moved briskly in the final hour following favorable recommendations from analysts and market watchers.
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New York
Air Trans
Air policy board leaders hold steady amid market gains
The market closed with individual favorites firming near session highs, gains around two points. Transfers totaled about 900000 shares as Gulf Mobile and Ohio led for a 1947 48 peak with moves in Rock Island, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Illinois Central, Southern Pacific and others. Bonds remained steady as carriers showed demand.
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Congressional Air Policy Board
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Rock Tland
Santa Fe
Unlon Pacific
Illinois
Central
Sothern Pacific
Boe‘ing
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Chrysler
General Motors
American Can
Tastman Kodak
J. Z. Case
U. 8. Rubber
Standard
New Orleans Cotton Futures Jump on Heavy Buying
New Orleans March cotton futures rose with active trading and short covering. March high 33.78, close 33.78. May opened 33.82, traded to 32.9, settled 77-8. July reached 23.07, closed 33.03. October 30.24 to 29.73, final 30.25. December 25.59 to 29.31, closed 29.59.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Futures Rise on Short Covering
New York March cotton futures gained as aggressive short covering and buying supported prices. Traders cited optimism over European action on foreign aid boosting export demand. Final trade showed modest gains across contracts with notable price climbs.
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New York
Marshall
Wild Horses Once Roamed the Western United States
It is estimated that nearly seven million wild horses once roamed the western United States, reflecting a vast premodern horse population and the expansive range they inhabited across the region.
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Hraslovakia
Lamocracy
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Prinhich
Epublic
St.Jose
Aspiri
Kiwanis Club OF Hope
Kiwanis Club
Hervey Holt
Mitchell Parks
Mermieth Hamilton
League of Nations Council
Jong
Reed Motor CO
Truman
Morgan E. Owen
Imon E. Bruce
Fordyree Schools
Arkansas Committee
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
J. ¥. Wahl
J. L. Patterson
Pine Bluff
C. H. Cross
Fayetteville
Tillman Johnson
J. C. Lloyd
Texas
Kana
Ralph Phillins
Tokyo
Joan Clahham
Truman, Ark
Pie
Otha C. Mugson
Chatham M. Va
Wana
Yokota
Mich
Clabarn
Madson
Beriion
Colonial Club
Saine-Garland County
Saline
Thomas E. Toler Sr
W. H. McClellan
G. H. Britt J
Joh Doe’ Ag
Martin
Abd el Kader Husseini
Jerusalem
Kamel Effendi
Arekat
Holy City
Palestine
Market Report
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Star Publishing
C. E. Palmer
Alter H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Lex
Hl. Washburnn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jose A. Davis
Emme G. Thomas
Th Post
Meagus Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Gantelsy
Arkansas Gailles, Inc
Memphis
Tennsterick
Michigan Avenue
New Yor City
Maddison
Ave. Deteau
Pichu
We. Grang
Oklahoma City
Union St
Associated Press
Isi
Joe Marsh
Bill Webster
Doc Hollister
Will Dudley
Pennsylvania
Skip Powell
Holland
Globe
America
Gee Winng
United States Brewers Foundation
Haco Boyd
Pyramid
Ark
Griffin
Imat
Imai
Eia
Ima
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