Arkansas Tele typesetter Circuit Visited By Minnesota Publisher
Mr and Mrs Walter Michelson of New Ulm Minnesota publish Daily Sourdough in that city. He discussed Southwest Arkansas teletypesetter circuit plans to duplicate in Minnesota and praised Arkansas weather while contrasting winter cold with his home state. James Thrashers column compares John J Lewis and Benjamin Fairless, noting their power and public responsibility amid coal strike tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Michelson
New Uim, Minn
Star
Americas
Palmer
Kay Kimball
Mot Springs
Hope
Camden
Magnolia
el Dorado
Texarkana
DeQueen
Stuttgach
Cfena
Texas
North Carolina
Mimicsota
Arkansas
Michelsen
Coumry
Rly
Mercury
Lewis
Fairness
James Thrasher
John J
Benjamin Fairless
Ne Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Besun
Lewis Pensian
Sonia
Publisher Inspects Teletypesetter System Visit
Mr and Mrs Walter K Mickel visited The Star plant to inspect Teletypesetter equipment. Mickelson publisher of the Almanac Journal tours the Arkansas Teletypesetter Circuit, first in the country in 1442, seeking to establish a syndicate in Minnesota. The Mickelsons visited Hot Springs and will sail via Lake to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Mickelson
New Uwhn
Mina
Star Plant
Todas
Mickelson
Alin Wall, Journal
Bournweos Arkansas
Minnesota
Mic
Hot Springs
Ming
Lope
New Orleans
20 Years Ago Today WCTU Meet At City Hall
A 20 years ago note describes a WCTU meeting at City Hall with Mesdames Bradyay Par kins King Agee and Cardton, plus junior activities at the hall led by Miss Eldridge and Miss Berry, a choir pageant at Be yveriant Church, a synod and poultry train, and a forthcoming arrival of a Bisgouri Pacuie Railway train in Hope on April 20. Adolphe Menjou and Evelyn Broa star in a focal motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
AL Bradyay Deader
W. J Parkins
T. K. King
J Agee
Florence Furner
J.C. Cardton
Hall
Wable Eldridge
Virginia Berry
Young Peoples
Bisgo
House Smacks Down Move to Cut Aid Funds
Washington reports the House rejected a bid to cut foreign aid by about 1.3 billion dollars from a 6.025 billion dollar aid bill by a 112 to 61 vote. Rep. Vorys led the bill while Rep. Vursell urged deep cuts calling ERP funds excessive and warned against lingering debate. Other members argued for maintaining aid, stressing defense needs and warning of international risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Vorys
Ohio
Rep
Vursei
R-Iil
Vursell
Europe
Jovisman
R-Mich
Foreign Affairs Committee
Renkin
D-Miss
Chadwick
R-Pa
McCormack
D-Mass
Norway
Sweden
Rich
Cox
D-Gai
WSCS Conference Proceedings At Little Rock Church
The WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church draws 200 attendees in Little Rock as the annual conference continues with morning sermons and a holy communion. A pageant marks the 73rd anniversary while groups from Warren Hot Springs and Camden participate and leaders deliver devotions and ecumenical reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Little Rock
Methodist Church
Pb. Galloway
Paul V. Galloway
J. E. Crite
Furth
Hallaway
Wd. Cooper
Coveranve
BE. J. Ratischculb
Woring
Ollice Thurch Warner
Arkansas Council of Church Woten
Mée Wilhelm
Arkansas Narcotic Education Committee
BD. Galloway
Day Wiseoman
Wnnual
Coaf
Galloway
Sahib Man
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Ed Lester Announces Candidacy for Hempstead State Rep
Ed Lester, Hope native and World War II veteran who served as commanding officer of USS Jack Jones, announces his bid for Representative in Hempstead County. He cites legal training and county interest, plans to practice law in Hope after graduation from Arkansas Law School, and seeks support in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Lester
Hempstead County
Lester
Hester
Hope
Hendrix College
University of Arkansas Law School
Dunes
Jack Jones
The
Star
Hempstead
City General Election Set for Tuesday Hope
The City of Hope general election is scheduled for Tuesday April 6 to confirm the primary nomina tion of city officers and to decide the annexation of a large area east and north of the city. The annexation faces opposition but is seen as favorable to residents and could pass with sufficient turnout. The measure would include Magnolia Addition and Hempstead Heights, bringing hundreds of residents inside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Hope
Magnolia
Missouri Pacific Railway
Hempstead Heights
Stock Exchange Buys Rise as Strike Continues
New York stocks opened amid a nationwide strike as AFL United Financial Workers and allied unions picketed outside the exchange. Trading surged with about 580000 shares changing hands in the first hour, prices advancing on defense related demand. Police kept a light watch as pickets paraded and brokers reported near normal operations during the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
AFL United Financial Workers
APL Financial
ADL Seamen's Unions
Picket Inc
Ueg
Wall Street
New York City
Rebels Bomb Costa Rican Capital With Captured DC-3
Rebels bombed San Jose for the first time using a captured DC-3 from Taca Airlines. Eyewitnesses say the blast damaged a wing of the presidential palace and nearby houses, but no injuries were reported. Leaflets from the Army of Liberation warned of further bombings targeting military objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Taca Airlines
San Isidro
Army of Liberation
Mecca
Ice harvesting in Bear Creek reflects fading old industry
In Pocono Bear Creek area Dear Creek Pa ice harvest once thrived as a major American industry. Foreman Charles Hawke recalls horses and huskies of old days, now replaced by mechanized cutting and storage in hay covered blocks. Prices dropped from earlier high to three dollars per ton. the season lasts six weeks after Christmas, with dwindling demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Creek
Prevua
Bear Creek Lake
Charles Hawky
Bear Creek
Albert Lewis
Ishik
New York
Hawdy
Watt
Andy
Anil Wen
Praetors
Hawke
Alice
Loyal
Rey
Stilwell Describes Chiang and FDR in Private Diary
General Stilwell criticized Chiang Kai-shek as head of a one party state and hostile to communists while accusing Churchill of being hypnotized by Roosevelt. He claimed Roosevelt wanted Stilwell withdrawn for clashing with allies, and noted Chiang’s anti-Japanese strategy harmed U.S. aims. Widow notes Stilwell’s battlefield sacrifice despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph W. Stilwell
China-Burma-India
Peanut
Chiang Kai-shek
Winston Churchil
Franklin Sp. Roosevelt
Ladies' Home Journal
Theodore White
Stilwell
China
Stidwell
Gestapo
Madame Chiang
Draet
Bir
Raevell
Ife
Gen Marshall
Rounsevelt
Pages Are Doing Important Work at WSCS Meet
One of the groups accelerating work of the W. S. C. S. Conference is a corps of young women in dark dresses with red badges. The Pages move swiftly and quietly through the church to ensure the message is carried. Mrs. Nolan Lotlett chairs the group with Mrs. LB Ouley as cochairman, assisted by Mrs. Dorald Brouch, Mr Bill Tom Gundy, and other listed volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.s.cs
Nolan ‘Lotlett Ty
Ad M's. LB
Ouley Cochairman
Dorald Brouch
Bill Tom Gundy
J. W. Franks
Vor Purvis
Belton Houston
Thonysou Evans, Jr
Quarterly Fire Inspection in City Underway
City fire department conducts quarterly inspection as chiefs explain new fire insurance rules require about 11 days to finish. Officials say the public and businesses have been cooperative and helpful during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Busbree
Sin- Veroy Sceld
UN to Debate Red Coup in Czech Nation
UN debate on the Czech coup centered on whether to launch a US inquiry into Soviet involvement. Andrei Gromyka argued the event was internal to Czechoslovakia, while Chilean delegate Hetman Santa Cruz pressed for a UN inquiry backed by Papnek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech
Su¢cass
UPI
Russig
Czechoslovakia
United Nations Today
Security “Councils
Russia
USIL
Andrei Gromyka
U. N
Hetman Santa Cruz
Ceech
Jan Papnek
NL J
Santa Cruz
Chile
United States
Papanek
Cachoslovakia
Council
Mrs Rives Chosen First Lady of Hope Banquet
The Hope Aviansa chapter held its annual banquet Tuesday night with Mrs Jusse Brown presiding. Mrs Rives was named First Lady of Hope for civic and social contributions, receiving praise and a yellow snowgetias memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rives
Hope
Aviansa
Bel Siunia
Glens
Jusse Brown
Prihes
McDowell
Visna Phi
Gihel Perkins
Migs
Blaats
Aya
M's. Hives
Enduring Record of a Hidden Design Debate
A fragment discusses archival values in design, noting a tension between secure storage and ease of removal. The text hints at a lasting record of a secret project, named entities not clearly identifiable, with limited readable detail on purpose or scope.
Train Wrecked by Explosion in Jerusalem Kills 24
The Cairo Halfa train was blown up on the Palestine coastal plain today killing 24. Trackage along the route was ripped up in a mainly Jewish area. Reports say 30 to 50 British troops were aboard, though none were among the dead. A military spokesman confirmed no British casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Cairo-Halfe
Palestine Coastal Plain
Guerrillas No Trouble to Greek Airmen
Salonika dispatch details Pilot Officer John Chrysochos guiding a Harvard in a dawn dive to strafe guerrillas on Kroussia mountain near Pondokerassia. Greek forces, aided by Spitfires, pressed a multi-hour operation with observed setbacks, yet reported success as rebels dispersed under air and ground pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan L. Thrapp
Salonika
Greece
John Chrysochos
Kroussia
Pondokerassia
Iy Hills
Khaynd
Marrow
Chrysochos
Rnch
Chrysothos
Guerrilas
Unity Aie Bullst Hale
Farmer Surrenders After Slayings Near Mountain Grove
Mountain Grove Missouri reports farmer Surrendered to State Highway Patrol after being sought in the double slayings of Circuit Judge Charles Jackson and his wife. He admitted the assassinations and was jailed. Authorities pursued him through rugged countryside. he was exposed and in poor condition. The case ties to divorce proceedings and local neighbor Jennings Tucker aided transportation to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove
UPA
Wita
State Highway Patrol
Eriest
Scott
J. E. Burkley
Missouri
Stile
Charles Jackson
Barkley
Jennings Tucker
Snow
Srott
Tarmey
Jackson
Truman delays strike action after board report
Washington March 31 27 President Truman received the labor board report on the coal strike and delayed any government move until he studies the document. White House press secretary Charles G Ross said the president will review the report with supporting materials and then travel to Williamsburg Virginia where he will receive an honorary degree from William and Mary. The board’s findings were filed shortly before noon and could lead to a court order to end the strike under Taft Hartley act if the Justice Department seeks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White. House
Seuh
Charles G. Ross
Tri
Williamsburg
Willi Day
Willam
Mary
Utee Ross
Patt-Hartley
Emer
Truan
Sherr Minton
Marridge
Louisvile Courieral
George
W. Lor
University of
Jeb
Soviet Berlin order tightens patrols on West allies
Berlin reports Soviet note announcing new rules requiring all Western Allied personnel and families traveling through Berlin by train or car to carry identity certificates. Soviet authorities forbid Western freight leaving the city without their certification and claim the right to inspect military trains. British commander Major General Brown rejects Soviet authority to decide who may enter or leave Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germ
M.C.D. Brownjoh
Per
Boyds
Cotton Insurance Deadline Extended for Hempstead County
County Administrative Officer E. McMahon says the cotton crop insurance signup period has been extended from March to April 10 due to unfavorable weather. The extension allows farmers more time to discuss the insurance program with local representatives and file applications. Nearly 200 applications are expected, with about 100 more anticipated before the final date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McMahon
Insuy
Hempstead
Kempstead County
McMahen
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Washburn
And
Arkensaos
Costa Rican
Pocono Mountains
Gén. Stilwell
Chiang
Fdr
Balers
Angiekt
Farmer
Ilso
Oly
Bead
Bethy
Tadge Jackson
Will
Hatogr Swensen
Sid
Set
Blow
Department of Agriculture
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