American Aid Likely Extended to China's Nationalist Party
DeWitt MacKenzie notes State Department aims to fund a sound eco basis for Korea, Greece, and Turkey as bulwarks against communism. He warns losing Turkey and Greece could trigger broad regional collapse. Chinese Nationalists face grave economic straits needing aid to resist the Communists, viewed as insurance against a future world war.
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China
Nationalist Party
Dewitt MacKenzie
Alv
Acheson
United States
Korea
Greece
Turkey
Sam
Ache
Senate Foreign
Relamis
Asia
Far East
Dardanelles
China Sea
Iran
Iraq
Palestine
Saudi Arabia
India
Burma
Indonesia
Europe
Hungary
Austria
Italy
France
English Channel
Southeast Asia
Ana
Signe Hats Mutiplied
Aetter
Bonds Forfeited in Arson Case Against Mashburn and Morris
Melbourne reports bonds of 2000 each forfeited for Ralph Mashburn and F R Morris after defendants failed to appear for trial on arson charges. They allegedly set John Hearne’s home on December 5 1945 during a manhunt for Robert Byler. Mashburn is a former state policeman Morris a former White County officer. Byler's second murder trial set to begin Wednesday before Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten.
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Melbourne
Ralph Mashburn
F*r Morris
John L Bledsoe
John Hearne
Robert Byler
Lawrence Harber
Mashburn
Morris
Byler
Lawrence Auten
Little Rock
Special American Legion Meet to Be Held Thursday
A special meeting of the American Legion will be held at the hall at 7 30 o clock Thursday night. All members are urged to be present.
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American Legion
The
Dog vaccination drive begins in Hempstead County
Dog vaccination started in Hempstead County with Dr Ibsen and J Reed of the State Livestock Sanitary Board administering vaccines to 275 dogs at six centers. Spring Hill led with 91 dogs, Patmos 67, and other centers included Sardis Rateliff Store 40, Hubbard Store 26, Dooley Hill 28, Bethlehem Church 23. The schedule continues through the week with a Friday morning clinic in Hope at the Hempstead County Courthouse for owners who did not vaccinate at their home center.
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Hempstead
Ibsen
J. Reed
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Oliver L. Adams
Spring Hill
Patmos
Rateliff
Hubbard Store
Dooley Hill
Hunt's
Oaklawn Entries Wednesday Race Card Summary
Oaklawn draws list nine races with entry details and weights for Wednesday. Key runners include Miss Provo, Prince Tread, Major Attack, Doc Wagner, Sweet Comet, Tommy Chie, Isle De Pine, Ballyrag, Bartender, Gold Cache, and multiple to-be-claimed horses. Several races note apprentices and allowances, with listed odds and eligibility notes for winners and alternates.
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Miss Provo
Prince Tread
Miss Mico
Big Dub
Maid of Brand
Chance
Fox Man
Concho Blue
Inver Miss
Elktonia King
Chrysilla King
Budlawrin
Wannadoll
Koko G
Easy Rhythm
Sunnys Honey
Little Geromo
Lake Boy
China Princess
Reno Unrock
Cricket
Aunt Ruth
Good Purpose
Echo Peak
Vinita Dot
Doc Wagner
Wonderwho
Little Noble
Hurry East
Miss Spotty
Sammies
Devils Brew
Chance Lord
Chance Day
Star Bright
Gem O’miami
Serf Beauty
True Time
Brushy
Fairy Chip
Myster Ark
Gala Lee
Little Dusty
Miss Sweetie
Hattie Star
Fancy Fun
Gal Dux
Alwces
Sweet Comet
Time
Tourville
Kai Lee
Tommy Chie
Skylark
Money King
Bar Willow
Risky Hash
Kamp
Periair
Blenette
Mushirley
Tawny Lady
Play Hands
Bob Murphy
Grand Rush
Loango
Mia Maria
Lucia
Isle de Pine
David B Jr
Hemboss
Bully Gusher
Rocky Trail
Ole Whiz
Dauberup
Guy Hottel
Ballyrag
Swell Chance
Durban
Bartender
Diadele
Leonard G
Kimmy
Little House
Dizzy Heights
Yondell
Yawl
U S to Oppose Communism Everywhere
Tokyo March 25 The United States will oppose Communist aggression anywhere in the world a MacArthur spokesman told Japanese voters to stay alert in April elections. Dr Petter Roest warned against fifth columns and warned democracy faces its greatest crisis. He urged Japan to uphold democracy and resist dictatorship from any group or strongman.
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Earnest Hobrecht
Tokyo
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Petter Roest
MacArthur
Poland
Tojo
Roest
Japan
U of A Grants Two New Scholarships for 1947
Fayetteville March 25 Two new scholarships will be offered yearly at the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture announced by Dean Lippert S Ellis. The Esso scholarships provide 100 dollars annually for four years with one for 1947-48 and a total of four over time. Kroger scholarships are 200 dollar one year awards, three given each year, for boys and girls, split between agriculture and home economics. Applications due by July 1947.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Lippert S. Ellis
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Kroger Company
Esso
Kroger
Oys
Nt Cially
Rugged Bridge Defies Floods on Pepper Turnpike
An ancient covered wooden bridge on the Pepper turnpike in Scott county Kentucky has withstood flood waters that destroyed steel spars above and below it.
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Pepper Turnpike
Scott County
White Looms as Home Run Champ
Miami reports Jerry Witte emerging as a premier power hitter with four home runs in spring training for the Browns. The 29 year old, former St Louis Cardinals second baseman turned first baseman, seeks to replace Chuck Stevens at first base if his bat stays hot. In other notes, Ted Williams drew a walk and a single as the Red Sox beat the Cardinals 6 4 in Florida while the Giants prep group arrives from Honolulu with more players to follow.
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Miami
Fla
Jerry Witte
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Browns
Toledo
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinal
Witte
Chuck Stevens
Sarasota
St. Louis Cardinals
Dyer
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Red Birds
Carmine Hose
Enos
Slaughter
Weather Across the Midwest and West Brings Snow and Wind
Eight dead are reported as a storm system delivers varied conditions from milder temperatures on the West Coast, with San Diego reaching 79.1 degrees, to heavy winds in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and West Virginia. Trains stalled in Joliet and Rockford amid snow and ice, while Chicago areas contend with disrupted lines and signals.
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Pacific Coast
San Diego
Calif
Santa Fe
Chicago
Joliet
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
S “Iowan
Sioux City
Rockford
Ohio
Springfield
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Missouri
Charleston
W. Va
Huntington
Milwaukee
Tough Attitude Over Greece Aid Sparks Senate Clash
The article details former ambassador Bullitt and Senate debates on Greece and Turkey aid amid U.S. policy toward Russia. Senator Pepper denounces the diplomatic line and urges UN involvement while Patterson warns of Communist seizure without swift aid. Acheson flags potential Greek collapse if aid delays persist.
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China
Bullitt
House Committee On un-American
Russia
Capitol Hill
Communist Party
United States
Pepper
D-Fla
Greece
Florida
Turkey
United Nations
Acheson
Senate
Patterson
Long Delayed Indonesian Peace Signed
A long-delayed agreement ending the Indonesian revolution was signed at the Rijswijk palace by Dutch commissioner William H. C. Schermerhorn and Indonesian Premier Sutan Sjahrir. The pact recognizes the republic's de facto sovereignty over Java Sumatra and Madura and sets a plan for a Federal United States of Indonesia with about 80 million people. Restoration of property owned by non Indonesians inside the republic is guaranteed.
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Batavia
Java
United States of Indonesia
Netherlands Commission
Republic
Rijswijk Palace
William H. C. Schermerhorn
Netherlands East Indies
Sutan Sjahrir
Sumatra
Madoera
Democratic Factions Clash Over Tax Cut Plan
Nine Democratic members of the House Ways and Means committee decry the Republican backed income tax slashing bill as unfair and impractical. They call the plan a discriminatory patchwork while Republicans claim the cuts will boost business and reduce the national debt.
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Francis M. Lemay
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
White House
Ways and Means
Knutson
Rminn
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Martin
R-Mass
Rayburn
Texas
Rules Committee
Rep Doughton
D-Nc
Doughton
Texarkana Truck Driver Killed in Crossing Crash
Clarence C. Fedd 35 of Texarkana, a trucking contractor employee, was killed near Benton when his truck was struck by a passenger train, the accident occurring yesterday.
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Benton
Clarence C. Fedd
Texarkana
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago March 25
Live poultry quiet and firm with three trucks and one car. fowl price 36 to 38 cents, other lines unchanged. Butter steady. eggs firm with extensive receipts. St Louis National Stockyards reports 5,000 hogs, barrows and gilts up 50 cents, sows 25 to 75 cents higher. cattle and calves opening activity fair, steady to firm with limited sales. vealers up to 26.50, lambs opened down 25 cents or more with good deck noted.
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Chicago
U.S
ST. Louis
New York Cotton Futures End Higher On Tight Trading
In New York and New Orleans buying near deliveries supported the final hour. Nearby cotton futures gained 30 to 55 cents a bale from the prior close. May moved to 35.50 high with last at 35.49, October 30.60, December 29.70, March 29.25, and May 28.80. Middling spot rose to 36.49.
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New York
New Orleans
Hign
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise on Trade Buying
New Orleans March 25 Cotton futures advanced on trade buying and covering. Closing prices firm, May 35.42 to 35.03, South high fly 33.71 to 33.50, Oct 30.62 to 30.30, Dee 29.72 to 29.41, Mch 29.13 to 28.98.
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New Orleans
Grain and Provisions Market Slips and Rises on Export Bets
Chicago grain futures rallied in the final minutes with deferred wheat leading and nearby deliveries lagging. Wheat closed 5 cents to 5 1/2 higher, corn rose but not as high as early gains, oats and barley also moved with mixed results. Export news fueled optimism, with corn sales reported at 528,000 bushels against bookings of 100,000, though traders suspected actual sales were larger. May prices showed notable increases across grains as buyers acted on export activity.
New York Stocks Start Slow With Light Market Pressure
New York March 25 stocks weakened as market activity remained light. The ticker tape stalled often after the open, with few sustained recoveries. A moderate flurry of offerings appeared in the final half trading period, signaling limited market movement.
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New York
Hope Star front info and mailing details 1927 paper
Hope Star, Hope Arkansas, publishers and staff listed. Includes publication history, editor, manager, and office address. Rates shown for subscriptions by carrier and mail, plus AP and NEA affiliations and national reps. Local and regional dissemination notes.
Naval Recruiter to Visit Hope March 28
A Naval Recruiting Officer will be at the Hope post office March 28 from 12 to 3 p.m. to enlist in the USNRV-6 inactive. Veterans are asked to bring separation notices and discharge certificates.
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Hope
Hope Post Office
Governor to meet on Bates death sentence matter
Governor Laney will confer Friday with relatives and counsel of Wollie Bill Bates, 19, on the death sentence for the fatal shooting of taxi driver Thomas Lee Dugan last June. The Arkansas Supreme Court has upheld the sentence and the governor may fix an execution date or commute it. In Roanoke, Sam A. Leath of Paragould received a 50 year service certificate at the 39th annual convention of the Southern Commercial Secretaries Association, the only such certificate awarded. Charles W. Pashby of Memphis received a 25 year certificate.
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Little Rock
Laney
Wollie Bill Bates
Thomas Lee Dugan
Mana
Supreme Court
Roanoke
Sam A. Leath
Paragould
Ark
Southern Commercial Secretaries Association
Charles W. Pashby
Memphis
Market ends lower as leaders retreat at day's close
Trading finished with many leaders sliding to fractions near two points as the market declined. Total turnover reached about 700000 shares, marking another small aggregate for the year in the agricultural group.
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