Roosevelt and Stalin Clash Shapes Postwar Politics
Fragmented editorial argues Roosevelt betrayed by Stalin and Truman, predicting Republican gains next November. It criticizes Roosevelt’s approach, cites Marshall’s alleged caution, and likens Soviet actions to Nazi tactics, framing a global struggle between freedom and tyranny.
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Truman
Roosevelt
Stalin
United States
United
George Marshall
Mungary
France
Haly
Finland
Free States
Europe
Marshall
Hiire
Rossevell
Statin
Nile
Uae
Public Contract Bid Notice for Mindor and Extension Works
A legal notice announces proposals for furnishing materials and performing work for Mindor and extension repairs at Hope Arkansas. Bids open publicly April 16 and must comply with the specifications dated Sep 75 and addendum May 15 444. Bidders must meet technical and wage conditions and adhere to project requirements and local regulations.
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Fector
Anney Dublic Sanate
Tay Division
Ewe
Mindor
Extebion
Avid Wiswellnnwaits
UL S
Hope
Arkansas
Denver's Cage Star Hurt in Olympic Semis
Vinte Boruta of Notre Dame limped through the Olympic basketball semis as Denver's bid to upset Phillips Oilers faded. Kentucky and Baylor led the other semi as the Oilers aimed at a Madison Square Garden final.
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New York
Vinte Boruta
Notre Dame
Denver
Phillips Oilers
Kentucky
Baylor
Bargin
Oakland
Cal
Oilers
Madison Square Garden
Frospeet Park
Brooklyn
Kentucky-Baylor
NYU
Texans
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Kentucky Shack
Groza
Key
Kentuckein
Universit
Towsville
Beard
Olympic Committee
U.S
Schaol
Olympic Hopeful Don Barksdale Aims For Two Squads
Don Barksdale, former UCI athlete, may join Olympic basketball squad after his team Oakland Bittners were eliminated, while he also pursues the track team as a former national hop, step and jump champion. Vince Barlo of the Denver Nuggets is discharged from the army and plans to return to Notre Dame. LSU boxing loses Pete Dur for NCAA Championship Weekend. Jim Swarts reports 434 schools have signaled intent to compete in ADU circuits, boosting prep participation. Baylor’s Ky Rote eyed as Doak Walker successor at SMU for next fall.
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New York
Don Barksdale
Oakland Bitners
Vince Barylo
Denver Nuggets
Notre Dame
Rocky Mountain Area
New Hale House
Vince
Louisiana State U
Pete Dur
Tete
Marcel
Strangler
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Jim Swarts
ADU
Baylor
SMU
Doak Walker
Schools May Handle Draft Machinery
Arkansas officials debate how to administer potential future selective service registrations. Col. Pat Harr suggests using public schools as registration centers, with county supervisors coordinating forms and registrars. The plan outlines local draft boards across counties and a skeleton roster awaiting a governor's recommendation, depending on any new congressional action.
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Leon Hatch
Little Rock
Arkansas
Pat C. Harr
Arkansas Militiay Department
Congress
Truman
Llapris
Dreds
Bard
Pulaski County
Harris
National Guard
War Department
Stit
Harvis
Issarates
Arkansis
Veterans Administration
Compere
Selective Service
Arkansa Office
Selective Service Boards
Racing Results at Oaklawn Track Show Crowds and Pays
Weather cloudy with fast track. Oaklawn results across seven races note purses from 1200 to 5000 dollars, with winners such as Grey Days, Boles Message, Wat Chia, Lonstide, Gunnison Swains, Faulty Lands, and Gylea. Entries included various horses, jockeys, and times, with a daily double payout of 70.26 dollars.
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Agiel Tal
Meyer
Charry Boy
Keene
Dover Road
a-Voyageur
A-K. Cookie
Signal T Ime
Loma Mar
Fraternite
A—C. Williamson
Boles Message
Dobson
Say Gaddbye
Zehr
Vee Pan
Elle Honey
Electra Girl
Magical Tay
the Begum
Lopon
Evia
Mid Anna
Gunnison Swains
Junior Wolf
Reene
Leaping Moose
Sheppard
Rembird
Big Brother
Maintaining
Thunder Hoof
Poxslep
Rembitd
Beaukiss
Swain
Baney Flyer
Lane Smith
Mel Hash
Reigh Bellic
Highflyer
Dauberpp
Wight
Dungiville Kinng
Valdiva Rex
Aluron
Bonnie
Charlie Wiss
Alcimus
Oucen
Brie Jane
Caumseil
Group Favors Amendment to Aid Bill
The Heise Foreign Affairs Committee voted overwhelmingly to back Rep Mundts amendment to a 6.205 billion dollar aid bill. The plan would give the foreign dips administrator power to veto exports to Russia and satellites when in national interest. Mundt noted the House stage will decide on adoption, with action awaited tomorrow.
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Washington
Maren
Russia
Rep
Mund
R SD
Fordips
House
Oor
Mundt
Congress
House leaders weigh wartime aid and Europe recovery plan
Lawmakers debate aid levels with Greece and China. a $5.3 billion economic recovery package for 16 Western European nations and $420 million for China underline the strategy. Rep. Albert follows a hard line on military prep and allied strength against Soviet threats as Engel notes future defense needs.
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Bidtupe
Tormurrey
Albert
Miuvel
Yenehoe
United States
Engel
Greece
China
Watte
Europe
Fertile Lands Wins Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park
Fertile Lands, a three year old, upset two Kentucky Derby contenders to win the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park before 10,500 fans. Enforcer and Mel Hash finished second and sixth as Beaukiss placed third in the mile and furlong race. Harald Keene led riding honors with 27 wins, Wendell Eads was second with 24, and Raymound Drury topped apprentices with 21 wins.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fertile Lands
Ine Force
Mel Hash
Arkansas
Oaklawna Park
Grissom
Sherman
Bay
Wendell Eads
Charleston
Republicans to Fight OFF Deadlock
Washington reports that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Robert A. Ta ll agreed to avert a long GOP convention deadlock. They favor a quick compromise or third candidate acceptable to both to prevent a outsider from winning the nomination. Potential choices include Arthur Van denberg or Joseph Martin, with MacArthur unlikely unless strong in primaries. Dewey aims to win Wisconsin and Nebraska appearances, while Arthur Manarthey may be seen as a rising factor.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Tall
Finnelly
New York
Turkey
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Joseph Martin
Masesachusetts
Tutt
Dewey
Albany
Dewes
Wendel TL. Wittkie
de Dewey
Manarthey
Waus
Stasseis
MacArthur
MacArthur Clubs
Nebraska
Fay
Marthe
Stig
Wisconsin
Ming
Gans
Truman
Enlarged Board of Directors
Philadelphia
ADA
Itsice
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt, Jr
Dwight Disenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jan
United Nations
Average Visitor Bets at Oaklawn Races Record Attendance
Oaklawn Park closed its 30 day spring meeting with a record crowd of 210312. Attendees wagered 201671 total bets a tote of 5 would have been below the average. Revenue from racing for the year reached 644963 versus 650467 last year. An unrelated statistic notes about 65000 babies are born dead in the United States annually.
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Met Springs
Arch 29
Oaklawn Pari
United States
Hoedown Bargain Round-Up News First Edition
A condensed listing of afternoon and evening programs on the local station KXAR including air times for films, newsreels, bands, and serials such as Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Gabriel Heatter. The schedule catalogs multiple shows and musical acts across March 29 and 30 with various hosted segments and advertisements.
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Tria
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Charlie Chan
KXAR_ Spotlight
Gabriel Heatter
Midual
Fishing & Hunting Club
Alan Helmes
Orech
Michael Aaron
Orch
Sportingly
Emil Coleman
Mutual
Neiws
Benest Farm
Cecil Brown
Stey
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlam
Naval Academy
Bill Boyd
M. Martin Black
Sutton
Robert Harleigh
Evening Radio line up on AP network top programs
Central Standard Time tonight listings show NBC Cavalcade drama with Joan Taulfield at 7:40 and 9 Contented Concert at 9:36 headlining Fred Waring music. CBS Crosby Godfrey Talent Show at 7:90 and radio theater You Belook To Me. ABC Arquette and Paul Whiteman Talent fill 4:40, Sammy Kaye band at 9, and sea adventure with Glenn Ford on MBS. Quiet misfire drama and Fisher Hunt interludes noted.
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Associated Press
Central Standard Time
Moidlay
NBC
Draama
Joan Taulfield
Barlow Convert
Jon Voorhess
Cinecert
Bentz Sreisler
Fred Waring
CBS
Cli Crosby
Godfrey Talent
Radio
Jed Seteert
ABC
Cliff Arquette
Paul Whitemand
Sammy Kaye
Glenn Ford
MBS
Fulton Wis Jr
Guy
Dewey
Falcon
Charlie Chan
Plant under construction for margarine and shortening
In Wilson Arkansas a $1,251,000 plant is under construction for margarine and shortening production by Delpra Corporation, subsidiary of Delta Products. The facility, led by trustee J. Hy Crain of Lee Wilson & Co, will have 4500 pounds per hour margarine and 8400 pounds per hour shortening capacity.
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Hope, Ark
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Tout ‘Realty Co
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J. M. Hamm
Ieee
Williams Gulf Service and Post Office
Hope Star
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Hammons Tractor Co
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Gentry Printing Co
Buster Starnes
Rt. 1
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Springer Jr
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Remington
Jarge
D & PT
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Hotel Baylow
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G. D. Martin
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Way School of Practical Nursing
J. R. Watkins Company
Rural Department
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Tennessee
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John L. Wilson, Jr
Chas. Reynerson
Tinel Tug and Storage Inc
A. Penwick Sr
D. Lauterbach
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
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P. Singleton
Atry Printing Co
Enetian
Joncer Deluxe
Harry Segnar
Tavatory
Sala Phone
A. Luck
Tom L Wilson, JR
Omers A Evans
Charles Malone, Garrett Oc J. Tr. Strickland
John Gordon Sescott
Cecil E, Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Texarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Ohio
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Garner
Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roercich
Trumintnin
Wendel Willkie
Hitler
Department of Justice
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Democratic National Committee
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State Department
Labor Reusions Board
Department of Dusties
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Southwestern Power Administration
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