Michael abdication rumor sparks Atlantic talk and travel
The page reports allegations that ex king Michael of Romania was forced to abdicate by a foreign government, with Russia named as the meddling power. It notes Michael’s planned visit to America via England, while recalling prior European royal ties and American aid debates including the Marshall Plan and U S policy shifts.
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London
Michael
ItojMlama
Russia
America
England
Itarania
Marie
Carol
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Marie Game
Auticmcun
Ted Ter Aeuidanie
Garo
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Burke
Lien
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Augeria
Ole Ace
Alto
Rom Wien
Holmutila
Dean
Ana
Britain
Abe
Leounaria
Greece
Michael Wits
20 Years Ago Today Hope and Iempstead Hospital Association
An OCR fragment notes a past meeting of the Hope and Iempstead Hospital Association with listed attendees and roles, including presiding officers, board members, and staff. The text is garbled but references a new model car, deliveries, and an opera performance, indicating a varied community update from decades ago.
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Hope and Iempstead Hospital Association
Olepgert
Trinny Lpes
Johnset Ctveas
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Lengihoup Tteas
Blol Wittield
Roy Andersiony
Aytee
Arch Maure
I Miles
Wook
Andy A L. Bla
Nurbyy
Tosh McLarty
Bord Tarlo
D. Ligt
Uuirhins Opera
Towboat Natchez Sinks, 14 Killed in Mississippi River
A river towboat Natchez sank after a collision with a bridge in icy Mississippi waters. Fourteen crewmen perished or were reported missing. two bodies were recovered as twelve survivors clung to shore. Walter Hass of St Louis swam ashore injured, describing a sudden current that slammed the vessel against a bridge pier. The crash occurred during a routine maneuver and rapid salvage efforts continued through the night.
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Jimmie Drowinsk
Walter Hass
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Gulf
Brigge
Hass
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Collins
Willian Tarrart
Taggart
Effort to Cut Income Tax Praised in Washington
National Association of Manufacturers lauds moves to cut income taxes while NAM warns against overhauls. NAM president Mitchell argues deep reform needed, cites tax bills and capital investment data to oppose sweeping reductions.
20 Wars on Southwest Food List
A fragmented regional food list mentions items like vegetables and canned goods in the Southwest area with references to Arkansas. The piece hints at weekly shows or features and notes age-related or miscellaneous entries, but the readable content remains unclear and garbled.
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Woundance
Arkansas
Highway toll inexcusable says Vesey
City attorney P Vesey addressed a luncheon at Hotel Barlow blaming highway crash trends on lax licensing and enforcement. He cited Pennsylvania data claiming deaf mute drivers have zero deaths and no accidents, urging stricter examinations and license revocation for drunken driving. audience included Finley Ward and local guests.
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P. Vesey
Hope Botary
Barlow
Finley Ward
Vesey
Uwo
Little Keys
Pennsylvania
O. H. Snyder
Cadettsburge
Bob Curran
Lille Hock
Mert Shilling
New Qrivans
Jacmyes H. Pitsinson
George Trae
Hope
Violinist Martin Seuser to Play at Hope High Friday
Violinist Martin Seuser will perform at the Hope High School auditorium on Friday April 2 joined by the local Choral Club. A long history of the violin and its makers is discussed in a feature by Lil Han C. Router noting Cremona and Guarnerius among famed luthiers and praising handmade craft.
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Marlin Sauser
Hope High School
Lil- Han C. Router
Gullic
Gyena
Aimorita
Apgny Dasiuals
Geal Composers and Performers Are the Greatest Violin-makers Betraugh
Mae
Cremona
Lahwis
Antonio Stradi
Hadvo
Joseph Guarnerius
Meier
Oaus
Truman's Exit Only Answer to Peace Feelers
Washington reports Democratic peace feelers clashed with Southern stand urging Truman's withdrawal from the 1948 race. J Howard McGrath, Island senator and party chairman, sounded out Southern colleagues on compromise while Schwenckbach discussed civil rights with senators. Southerners demand Truman exit as personal issue. McGrath says Truman intends to run. Hill of Louisiana criticizes a civil rights proposal backing a fair employment commission.
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Washington
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Tray
Labor
Schwellenbach
McGrath
Hill
D-La
Finns Near Decision on Russia Invitation
The Finnish government nears a decision on accepting closer ties with Russia. President Juha Paasiviruski weighs political party guidance before replying to Stalin's proposal as Communist tensions ripple across Europe with developments in Italy Czechoslovakia Austria Germany and Canada.
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Associated Press
Russia
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Germany
Canadia
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Brussels
Editorial favoring MacArthur for president in Arkansas vote
A Memphis dispatch notes an editorial urging General Douglas MacArthur as president as a solution to the South’s political dilemma. Southern Democrats are urged to back him on either ticket, while the piece attacks civil rights legislation proposed by President Truman. May mention local political moves and embezzlement appeal, corporate filings, and a resignation in Arkansas education transit.
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Memphis
Tenn
Douglas Mac- Arthur
Cotton Trade Jowner
South
Gen
Mac-Arthur
Fyllman
Irish Good Samaritan Spends 39 Years on Whisky Row Mission
Pete McCarthy, lifelong giver in Joliet Illinois, built the Morning Star mission on Whisky Row in 1908. He has fed hundreds of thousands, provided beds, and made countless visits to police and jail inmates while personally greeting those in need each day.
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New York
Pete McCarthy
Good Samaritan
Han
Joliet, IL
Jejuween Jerusalem
Jericho
McCarthy
Morning Star
Jereed
Nell
Whisky Row
Yisit Hase
Joliet
St. Patrick's Day
Ronaway
Pete
Altay
Taft Backs Red Agency Plan in Senate Clash
Taft of Ohio and Vandenberg clash over a proposed world agency to curb communism as an amendment to the European recovery program. The plan would urge a council outside the United Nations with veto preserved, while opponents warn it risks stripping U S control in wartime decisions.
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Washington
Ltry
United Nations
Watt
United States
Cold Dominates Midwest to New England Temperatures
Cold air sweeps from Colorado to Maine driving readings below zero in many spots. Cadillac Michigan hits 25 below, with -27 in Canton New York and -12 in Bemidji Minnesota. Snow and freezing rain extend from the western gulf to the plains, while Arkansas and Kansas report heavy snow and continued cold through Sunday.
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Maine
Cadillac
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New England
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New
Sub-corp
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Bemidji
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St. Cloud
Caribou
Green Bay
Wis
Uen- Verana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Evis
Dodge City
Rockies
Truman seeks end to War Assets Administration by June 30
President Truman asked Congress to wind up the War Assets Administration by June 30 and transfer remaining surplus war property to the Federal Works Agency. About 5.4 billion of home disposal remains and 600 million to be sold abroad would move from the State Department to other agencies. He urged consolidating procurement and disposal by moving the Bureau of Federal Supply to the Works Agency to create a central federal service.
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Truman
Congress
Federal Works Agency
Army
Navy
Bureau of Federal Supply
Works Agency
Artist Wanted in at Least 5 States Swindle Case
Chief W L Yate reported dawn that Hope may face a hot check artist named Manwingdie who allegedly cashed a 5900 note at a focal bank after a five state run. Union City Tennessee police chief C C Roberts said FBI seeks Weston custody and Hempstead county prosecutors plan to pursue the swindler once returned.
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Hope
Focal
FBI
Arvesteria
Union City
Tennessee
W. E. Weston
Hope Baal
Union Ciy
C. C. Roberts
Weston
Hempstead County
Ex CIO Official Christoffel Sentenced Under Communist Gath Law
Warrington March 8 Christoffel former CIO executive in Milwaukee was sentenced to two to six years in prison for denying under oath he was a Communist. He had been president of Local 6 of the United Auto Workers at the Milwaukee plant of the Ais-Chatus Company and testified about his connections to the Communist party. The judge rejected a defense request and Christoffel spoke briefly before sentencing. Between 1890 and 1940 American college enrollment rose nearly tenfold.
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Christoffel
CIO Tin Vnticer
Milwaukee
Saath
Edward M. Curran
O'Tohn Roget
Forgdt Jews
Rece
jCurrans
Christile
United Auto Workers
Millwankee
Atis-Chatus Company
Tenanacen
Records Demand Sparks Department Dispute Over Dr Condon
Washington March 6 4 The Commerce Department refused to hand over loyalty records on Dr Edward A Cond on director of the National Bureau of Standards saying the action is in the public interest. Secretary Harriman said Congress may pass a law to compel surrender but the papers would not be turned over. Condon requested hearings last July while describing the subcommittee’s attack as a weak link in atomic security.
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Commerce Department
Edward A.condon
John J. Towne
Secretary of Commerce
H Man
Congress
Harriman
Ens
McKinno
Minn
Hoffman
Mich
Rich
Cond
Natorial Bare
Condon
Unamerican
Secur
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Neeriahaaeniaes
Arkansas Power and Light buys Lake Catherine plant complex
The Arkansas Public Service Commission authorized AP&L to form a wholly owned subsidiary, Lake Catherine Corporation, and through it acquire the steam electric generation plant at Jones Mill on Lake Catherine. Projected operation by early 1950 with an estimated $8 million completion cost. The commission ordered AP&L to purchase the subsidiary’s $1 million common stock and pay the War Assets Administration $625,000 for the plant, linking to Reynolds Aluminum Plant at Jones Mill.
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Arkansas Power
Light Company
Chase
Jon Mile
Lake’ Catharine
Arkansas Publice Servic Commission
Lake Catherine Corporation
Hamilton
Mos
Ap&tr
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WAA
Reynolds Et Als
Jones. Mill
Stormy stripper stirs LSU campus uproar in 1935 teaser
Baton Rouge reports detail LSU students reacting to a visiting stripper nicknamed Stormy. Patrons at the New Orleans club praised her acts while on campus she faced mixed reception, a rumored protest, and campus officials warning about political meddling and safety concerns amid a chaotic scene.
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Orle
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Pat
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