Walk Alone Stars Lancaster Scott in Double Cross Romance
Burt Lancaster and Elizabeth Scott headline Walk Alone a Paramount drama about a bootlegger released after prison who is double crossed by an old ally. Wendell Corey and others support in a tense, action packed story noted for brutal fight scenes and a dramatic car crash sequence.
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Burt Lanier
Lizabeth Scott
Charles Sehnee
Byron Waskin
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den Wendell Corey
Hex
Madison
Arnold Calls for Union of Democracies
Gen H H Arnold, wartime air chief, advocates a federation of democratic nations backed by air, sea, and land power to halt communism. He argues Russia’s strength demands a matching alliance, potentially coercive, to deter expansion and set terms for peace.
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Legislator Feres Charged in Purcell Murder Case
In Purcell Oklahoma on March 26 veteran car dealer Wake Miller 87 was shot dead in the office of State Representative Pure man Wilson 47 an attorney. Miller's wife Ruth two witnesses and Wilson's secretary Leona Hevn were present. Wilson surrendered to sheriff A Edgeman claiming the shooting accidental while Miller had sought to remove him from the office. Miller had filed for divorce but she said they would dismiss the action.
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Oklahoma
Lev Slatar Mees
Wake Miller
Blanchard
Oela
Pureman Wilson
Millow
Ruth
Finda
Marcare
Mre
Bol Gaach
Pauls Valley
Leona Hevn
Wilann
Miller
Desert Fury star romantically paired with rugged actor
Lancaster again pairs with a rugged co star as a nightclub singer who betrays him by accident and falls for Burt, aiding his redemption. Kirk Douglas, already famed for The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, earns praise for a powerful new characterization.
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Burt
Kirk Douglas
Martha Ivers
Bown
Tornado Toll and Damages Across Wetumka and Area
Tornadoes struck Wetumka and surrounding areas causing homes to collapse and burn. Six homes south of Wetumka were destroyed while others suffered partial damage. Several injuries were reported, with victims transported to Holdenville and Port Smith hospitals. Additional damage occurred near Booneville Caulkville and Sallisaw, with homes and farms damaged and trees uprooted amid widespread debris. Weather crews documented casualties and disrupted airbase activity at Tinker Field with extensive aircraft losses.
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Holdenville
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Bufanla
Howard Nix
University of Oklahoma
Highway
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Mareh
Arkansas
Will 'T. McCouviney
Booneville
Ams
Marion Winkey
Hawkell
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Caulkaville
Paris
Unik
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Mountainburg
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Salisaw
Charles Jane
Charles Hacker
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Olbers
Oren Harris Comments on Soviet Coup and US Military Need
Oren Harris described the Czech Soviet coup and warned the United States must strengthen military forces to deter Russian aggression. He compared Soviet tactics to Hitler’s and urged readiness to “stop the Russians” from expanding Communist influence.
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Welovakia
Hitler
Havis
United States
Probe of War Surplus Is Indicated
Washington reports an early House investigation into the U S war surplus behind the scenes, focusing on shipments of U S warplane engines to Russia and Poland. Chairman Ridley H Okla d of the Expenditures sub committee said a full inquiry into distribution and current whereabouts of surplus U S war supplies is planned, with administration assurances on export controls and trade studies.
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U.S
Russia
Poland
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Ruskin
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Forrestal
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R-Mith
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Shipmenis
Mivley
Walshipiie
Rigley
Torenan Liquidation Commission
Global War News and Political Shifts Across Europe and Asia
Reports indicate UN talks continue amid election tensions as parties clash over majority power. In Trieste Zone B Yugoslavia ends direct contact with Allied lines. German postwar splits persist. Soviet admin vows to back four power control in Germany for Potsdam aims, while Romania accuses foreign imperialists of meddling ahead of elections. Japan faces hints of possible communist economic influence amid postwar recovery plans.
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Free Territory
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Sterelay
Germany
Allied Control Council
Romania
Telhari Georgescu
Willim Despin
Japan
Easter address outlines world situation and aid plan
Easter will outline his views on the world situation and the Marshall Plan to aid Europe during a Sunday address. He plans to present facts and information from a personal Europe tour. Harris will speak from 9 to 9 90 pm over KELE and other stations, with the broadcast carried by KO PO, KY/Ackadel, and KVRC.
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Ackadelphia
Russia Says It May Keep Submarines Near U S
Washington reports that Russia asserts the right for submarines to operate near United States coasts within three miles. Navy officials note ongoing Soviet underwater activity near the Aleutians and off California and Johnston Island, with several subs positively identified as Russian.
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U.S. Territories
CIO Official Attacks Poll Tax Lew
Washington March 25 The CIO's James B Carey attacked the poll tax as a dollar sign tied to the right to vote He told the Senate Rules Committee that citizens in states with poll taxes for federal elections can be deprived of voting rights because of poverty The committee weighs a House approved bill to abolish poll taxes in seven states Mississippi Tennessee South Carolina Alabama Virginia Texas Arkansas and New Hampshire This was the last of four days of hearings on the bill with witnesses including op gimelis and others testifying earlier in the week
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Postwar Asset Deals and Alleged Exports Claimed by Officials
The article notes that some counties fell under Soviet controle and cites claims that over a billion dollars in goods were routed to Czechoslovakia before Soviet occupation. Investigators review a War Assets promise from last November about a $20 million ten lease mineral sale to the Soviets and discuss reports of new aircraft and engines sold globally. It also mentions syrup allegedly ending up in the wrong hands and Moave-M¢-Carmack seamiship lines shipping materials to Russia.
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Market Report from St Louis Livestock News
National Stockyards market report shows uneven demand with lower hog prices and mixed cattle activity. Prices for various hog weights range from around 21 to 28 per hundredweight with several lots described as steady to lower. cattle and calves show slow sales, with cows weak and various classes of feeders and canners trading down. Poultry prices are listed with limited sales and light offerings as markets adjust.
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Star Provs 1927 Sun saluted January 1 1929 item
A fragment from Star Publishing Co details staff roles at the Star building in Hoos Arkansas with names and titles. It includes distribution rates, advertising, and Associated Press notice. The text mentions editors, treasurer, and publishing officials along with locations and contact points.
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Ars
Youths Listen While Announcer Scolds Parents
Four boys in New City listen as a radio crime show scolds adults for juvenile delinquency. Cars left unlocked with keys in ignition. a Hillside youth drive off toward Christchurch, chased by John Day of Tanoan. A stolen car ends after hitting a porch. two youths, ages 14 and 16, face charges, others held for hearing.
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Adit
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Tanoan
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Churgeon Children's Court
Ridgeway
Pas Geraud
Joseph Magon
Rockin County
Air Leaders Debate Expansion and Cuts in Defense Budget
Senate questioning Forrestal centers on cutting back the air power program to 18 billion as Navy and Army forces demand proportional increases. Maybank challenges Cabinet secretary, who agrees to return with exact data next week. Lodge and reporters press for reason behind cut from 70 to 55 while international and power concerns are cited as not growing.
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Maybank
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Torrestal
Loxtye
Lev
Crewmen of Schooners Reach Safety
Officials said the 27 crewmen of two sealink schooners reached safety near St. John’s at the entrance to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. About 21 men from another craft were rescued after a collision, one crewman died, and Canadian authorities aided the evacuation amid rough seas and a rescue by the ice breaker Sautul.
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