Palestine Conciliation Needed But Strong Outside Help Required
The article discusses two Palestine items. Fawzi Bey al Kaukil returns with a native army seeking a free united Arab Palestine and urging withdrawal of British troops. In New York, the U S plans a bid power agreement at the UN to conciliate factions and avert war while recognizing Arab state creation and the future Jewish state. It argues for UN or major powers to enforce conciliation.
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Palestine
Fawzi Bey al Kaukil
Eab
United Arab
United Nations Security Council
New York
United States
Bin
Hal
United Nations
Uheless
Russia
America
20 Years Ago Today Amens Yond Projects and Jobs
Amens Yond projects in this section are contracted for Hope-Lewisville road Hempstead-Chancers Court presided by Jur Co. Jobigon-PVA sent out questions Know Your Cy Week Mrs Irene Benson hosted monthly B o PW as Premiums for days and work at dauuul Vair announced Theo P Witt J W Booth Lon Sanders George Bleeman I G Ward J H Garner Mrs A B Steen and Boyd Brothers of Emmet among a dairy improvement group.
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Amens
Hite
Hope-Lewisville
Hempstead
Chancers Court
Jur Co. Jobigon—Pva
Know Your Cy
Irene Benson
O& PW Elu
Dauuul Vair
Theo P. Witt
Lon Sanders
Bids Open for Lease of SGP Land in Hope City Hall
Bids to lease unimproved farm property in the Southwestern Proving Ground are due at Jerome Smith’s office in Hope City Hall on March 22, 1948. About 84,200 acres total with 22,800 suitable for general use and 12,000 for grazing. Leases run to December 21, 1948 and go to the highest acceptable bidder. forms available at Mr. Smith’s office.
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Southwestern Proving Ground
Jerome Smith
Hope City Hall
Mr. Smith
Washington East Road
CIO Opposes House Tax Cut Plan In Senate Hearing
The CIO denounces the House approved 6.5 million dollar income tax reduction bill as unjust and favors a substitute plan. Stanley Ruttenberg proposes a 1,500 personal exemption plus 3500 for each independent, with relief limited to those earning under 3,000 dollars a year, while Republicans push to trim the bill to win committee support.
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Washington
CIO
Stanley Fl. Ruttenberg
Union
Senate Finance Committee
Koutson
America
Billy
F Ruttenberg
Jim House
House
Republians
Truman
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Veteran Hospital Seeks Old Cards for Patient Therapy
The Army and Navy hospital at Hor Springs asks for old or unused playing cards to aid patient therapy. Local committee members Mrs Leo Robins, Mrs W Y Foster, Mrs R L Gosnell and Mrs E Q Wingfield request donations. Cards will be collected and taken to Hot Springs on Wednesday.
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Army and Navy Hospital
Hor Springs
Leo Robins
W. Y. Foster
R. L. Gosnell
E. Q. Wingfield
Hot Springs
Parker Film to Be Shown Here on March 17
An upcoming screening titled Bixie bowl pane will be shown here Wednesday March 17. Robins and Tazorback booster Mead Lodasy say Red Devise will attend. Coca Cola Bottling Works provides drinks and sandwiches for guests. details to be announced later.
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Tazorback
Lodasy
Red Devise
Coca Cola
Bao for hair Guing hatless during summer months
Bao warns hatless grooming during sunny months risks sunburn and dryness to the scalp. The advisory urges protective measures against infrared radiation and heat exposure, noting potential damage to scalp and hair.
Final Rites for Lockridge Tomorrow
Bloomington Indiana reports funeral services will be held tomorrow for Ross Lockridge Jr 33 author of Raintree County who died Saturday night of carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage The coroner ruled death by his own action the author had a note explaining his action Raintree County a prize winning novel was a Book of the Month Club selection and Metrom Goldwyn MGM prize winner It was to be made into a motion picture His father said the seven years of work on the novel caused a complete breakdown and exhaustion
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Bloomington
Ind
Ross Lockridge, Jr
Tayel
Ruantree County
Robert E. Lyons
Manroe County
Hat Lockridge
Raintree County
Metra Goldwyn-Mayer
Lathridge
Ross Lockridge
Lockridge
Hospital Loses Fight for Funds
The Arkansas Supreme Court rejected Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital Association of Hot Springs's claim to $91,000 in bonds believed bequeathed by Joseph Bailie of Mesa. The ruling upheld a circuit court and noted Bailie's will dated June 4, 1947, and the administrator Jack Caruth's recovery of the bonds.
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Little Hock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Leo N. Levi
Supreme Court
Jones Leaves Hope for Chicago School Conference
James H. Jones, superintendent of Hope Public Schools, leaves Hope on Sunday for Chicago to attend the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools annual meeting. He is chosen to serve on a committee and will return next Sunday. Also notes U S share of global phones cars and railroads.
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James H. Jones
Hope Public Schools
Chicago
North Cental Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Jones
Hope
Truman Seeks to Iron Out Party Troubles Parley
Washington March 8 President Truman plans talks with Democratic leaders to quell party critics of his policies. White House announced Senate A J Howard McGrath and Gael Sullivan have a 3 40 p m EST meeting with Presidential Press Secretary Charles G Ross noting a deceral discussion. South revolts over anti lynching anti poll tax and anti race discriminatory legislation loom, while Henry Wallace appeal grows in northern cities. On the GOP side New Hampshire primary looms with Dewey and Stassen debated delegates.
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Washington
Truman
White House
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Gael Sullivan
Charles G. Ross
South
New Hampshire
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York
Harold &. Stassen
Minnesota
Charles Tobey Jr
Arihuy Vandenberg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dewey
Cotton crop insurance offered in Hempstead County
Hempstead County joins seven Arkansas counties with cotton insurance for 1948. Yield insurance guarantees production and several new features are planned. County Triple-A aims for at least 200 participating farms with a March 31 deadline for applications. []
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Earl N. Martingale
Martindale
Hempstead
Triple-A
Civil Rights Fight Moves to House Floor
Washington reports the civil rights fight shifts to the House as GOP leadership leans toward Dixie Democrats. The battle centers on an anti-discrimination rider to the Labor Department appropriations bill. Some Republicans and Northern Democrats favor the rider, while leadership opposes linking it to the bill, risking a party split.
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Washington
Psi
GOP
Ycoerling
Dixie Democrats
Truman
Jover
Federal Security
Appropriations
Keefe
R-Wis
Jof
House
Tno
Dixie
Accidents From Sunlit Bottle Fire Occurred Twice in 1045
In 1045 two cases noted sunlit rays passing through a bottle of water started fires. Each flame was quickly extinguished when the bottle shattered from heat and the water quenched the blaze.
Leading Comrades in Russia Stray From Marxist Steps
HAL BOYLE surveys signs of discord among Soviet elites as budgets overrun and ministries misreport progress. He cites film delays, factory-boost pressures, education ministers scolding scientists, and Yiddish jazz debates while noting well paid intellectuals drift from Marxist ideals. The piece jokes that even Marx’s ghost might need consultation.
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New York
Soviet Russia
Karl Marx
Red Paradise
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Moscow
Bulshui Opera Ballet
Berlin
Fox
Eugene Varga
Soviet Estonia
Rahva Hual
Vhuren
Arab Leader Vows Long War Against Zionism in Palestine
Fawzi El Kawi, arriving as head of an Arab volunteer army, pledged to fight a 26 year war against Zionism and any United Nations force in Palestine. From Kabatia in the Samarian hills he said the campaign would continue until the country is free, claiming air power and armored units as part of his forces. The convoy of arms numbered thousands of volunteers with weapons and equipment. Damascus reports added details of arms and troop strength.
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Fawzi el Kawi
United Nations
Palestine
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United Press
Eme
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Kawkji
Kabatia
Samarian Hills
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Jordan River
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Damascus
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Istanbul
Dairy Meetings Planned for Wednesday
Hempstead County dairy interests plan two Wednesday meetings on March 10 with Oliver Adams and A Leon Holley of the University of Arkansas. Sessions at Oli es Dairy at 9 am and County Courthouse at 1 pm will cover breeding, feeding, quality, disease control, and marketing as local dairymen hear about artificial insemination launching April 5 at the UA stud barn. Committee members Vernon Brown Claybourn Rows Carl A Brown and Olic Olsen organized the program.
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Hempstead
Oliver’ L. Adams
A. Leon Holley
Extension Dairyman
University of Arkansas
Olie
Halley
Mr. Adams
States
Adams
Holley
County Extension Committee
Vernon Brown
Spring Hill
Claybourn Rows
Hope
Carl ‘A. Brown
Blevins
Olic Olsen
Man Arrested After 14 Mile Police Chase
Milton Powell of Patmos was arrested late Saturday on charges of reckless driving and liquor following a 14 mile pursuit ending in Nevada County. Officers chased from Anthony's Pill on Highway 20 through Shower Springs and Budecan bottoms where Powell lost control and wrecked his vehicle into a roadside ditch. A hammer was used to destroy evidence. State Policeman Harold Porter Field and city officers Pred Johnson and Webby tale participated.
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Milton Powell
Patmos
Nevada County
Powell
Anthony
Negro Store Entered and Robbed of 4.25
Police investigate after a store on old Highway 67 was entered Sunday and robbed of 4.25. Entry was gained through a window. the victim named McKinley and Gil reported the loss.
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McKinley
Pear Cook's
It’s a Mixer The Ocean Wave Action and Marine Life
The encyclopedia notes that breaking waves mix oxygen into the water, a process vital for marine animals. Strong waves enhance oxygen levels, supporting healthier marine ecosystems and species.
Auto Accident Fatalities Reported Near Rogers
A three-vehicle highway crash near Rogers left two dead, including 22 year old Bobby Gene Julian and his mother Mrs. Margaret Julian of Springdale, with seven injured. Survivors include Miss Faye Pearman, W. M. Clubb, and Mrs. Tyan McKeever. The collision involved Dillard McCoy Jr of Springdale and Kelton Barnes near Rogers, as police noted.
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Wallace Parnell L. ¥. Jones
Julians
Miss Pearman
Dillard McCoy, Jr
Springdale
Kelton Barnes
Rogers
Clubdh
Change in State Department Indicated
Washington reports a study on reorganizing the State Department to tighten operations. The plan would assign major daily foreign policy duties to assistant secretaries overseeing regions and public relations, with potential new undersecretaries for administration and economic affairs.
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Truman
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Africa
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Japan
Norma Armour
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George Alen
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Edward Stottinius, Jr
Audit Reveals Condition of County Schools
County Examiner Elmer Brows received a report on seven Hempstead county school districts for 1946 47. Current assets totaled 81 804 93 dollars while current liabilities and tax reserves stood at 149 000 55. Non bonded indebtedness was 85 071 26 and combined surpluses reached 44 707 64. Local receipts were 28 percent and state sources 72 percent. The audit praised Examiner Brown and school officials. it covers districts June 30, 1947 and fiscal year 1956 47.
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Blevins
Guernsey
Hope
Patmos
Saratoga
Spring Hill
Washington
Elmer Brows
Brown
Hemp- Stead Courthouse
Illness Cut Workdays For U.S. Workers In 1942
In 1942 U S industrial workers averaged ten fewer days at work due to illness while women averaged twelve days missed. This reflects a broad health impact on the labor force during wartime production.
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U.S
Finland weighs Moscow talks amid cabinet push for peace pact
Helsinki cabinet approves 90 minute meeting to discuss negotiations with Soviet Union as Prime Minister Paasikivi signals openness to talks in Helsinki or Moscow. Kremlin proposal for a mutual stance pact alarms Finland. fate of any treaty hinges on Parliament and president. Meanwhile a mass meeting supporting the treaty is disrupted by authorities and Communist supporters.
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Nove
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Nesti Hentunen
Supreme Court ruling targets religion in public schools
Washington reports the Supreme Court's ruling allowing religious instruction to be tied to school systems, with Justice Reed dissenting and warning the approach could blur church state lines. The dispatch notes debates about what constitutes lawful religious education within public schools and mentions related political and air route chatter.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lions Club Program Featured Mr Mel Keltner
The Lions Club program today included remarks by Mr Mel Keltner during the regular meeting. W A Hi led a discussion on topics including developments labeled DEW 433 and other community notes.
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Mr., Mel. Keltner
Lions Club
W.A. Hi
Bob
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