Xavier Cugat to perform in Hope Coliseum concert
Xavier Cugat and his orchestra visit the Hope Coliseum this Friday at 6 o clock, bringing entertainment from Tulsa to Hope. Proceeds help the Youth Center, with tickets at Byers Drug Store. Kiwanis backs the event and carrier boys will be funded. The piece also touches on a columnist’s view of newspaper condensations and the value of reading full articles.
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Xavier Cugat & Co
Arkansas
Xavier Cugat
Hope's
All Park
Tulsa
Hope Will
New Orleans
Hope Kiwanis Club
Je 'Menagers
Byers
Bces
Ster
Local Men Serving in Pacific Area
Lt Howard J Fleming USN serves as night fighter pilot aboard carrier USS tienta with Task Force 77 in Korean waters. He is husband of Ida Fleming of 817 West Ave B Hope. Fleming attended Muskingum College and Ohio State University before service. Another local man, Jack Wayne Admirals, son of Mr and Mrs Guy, Emmett, served as 19 the rank.
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Howard J. Fleming
USN
Tienta
Fleming
Ida Fleming
West Ave
May Day riots and strikes across world observers
Riots and demonstrations mark May Day as Communists confront non supporters in Tokyo Berlin and New York. In Tokyo clashes injure Americans and police clash with rock throwing crowds while leaders face trial in New York. Across Asia workers pray for war dead as millions join the observance with varied political fervor.
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Associated Press
Workers of
United
Tokyo
Berlin
Lenin
Red Square
New York
Eighth Avenue
Louis Weinstock
Singapore
Norman Thomas
Sleeping Car
Porg
Severa
Meiji Park
Dai Ichi
Mare
Forbidden Plaza
Imperial Palace
Stalin
Japan
Amateur Night at Hope City Hall Planned by Home Clubs
Plans finalized for an amateur night at Hope City Hall auditorium at 8 p m tonight sponsored by the Neenpstead County Home Demonstration Council led by Carnell president Mrs Monore Stuart The program includes multiple 1 act plays duets and musical pieces with a small admission of 10 and 25 cents The public is invited
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Nempstead County Home Demonstation Council
Hope City Hall
Monore Stuart
Rt 1
Ozan
Carnell
LeeRoan
Wade Warren
Jeanie Warren
Green Laster
M. B. Gentry
Herbert Hartsfield
Melrose
Rocky Mound
Gosling
Shower Springs
Jack White
Baker
Victory
Loyce Moody
Liberty Hil
Pamily
Blevins
Charleston
Web Sisters
Columbus
Miss Betsy
Yanks Stoned as Japanese Reds Riot in Tokyo
Twenty thousand Communist led rioters clashed with police in front of the Imperial Palace Tokyo injuring officers and damaging American property. Tear gas and gun fire restored order after five hours. Riots also erupted in Kyoto with 17 rioters arrested and several Americans assaulted or harmed.
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Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Japan
Kyoto
U. S
Stalin
Navy
Associated Pregs
George Sweers
Dai Ich
Stalin Reviews Troops as U S Accused of Germ Warfare
Moscow May 1 Generalissimo Stalin, reviewing the annual parade from Lenin's tomb, heard Marshal Govorov accuse the United States of germ warfare in Korea and China. Govorov called Anglo American aggressors reviving German and Japanese imperialism while Stalin and Molotov observed the show.
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Moscow
Stalin
Lenin
United States
Korea
China
Georgi M. Malenkov
Palitburs
Montenkov
Leonid A. Govoroy
Leningrad
Red Square
Soviet Union
International Red Cross
Air Forge
Vassily Stalin
Politburo
V. M. Molotov
Third in film making ranking for Japan in 1949
The Japanese government reports Japan is the world’s third largest movie producer after the United States and India. A MIIT research note lists 1949 production totals with United States 459, India 249, Japan 120, France 12, Germany 99.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
India
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Unite States
What Course Free Japan Will Follow Is a Question
HAL BOYLE recalls his wartime memories of Japan and its occupation aftermath. He notes the shift from fear to politeness in 1945 Yokohama and Tokyo, the later Korean War era, and growing US–Japanese friendships. He predicts Japan’s future as an independent, wary yet hopeful power.
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Ubbigh
William Feather
New York ‘Times
United States
Paris
Rome
Newseter
Japan
Hal Boyle
Washington
Pacific
Tokyo Bay
Gotmebody
Tripoli
U. S
Okinawa
Yokohama
Tokyo
Mussouri
Douglas MacArthur
Wirwhito
U.S
Charley
Court Rules U S May Hike Steel Wages Prompting Strikes
The U S Court of Appeals ruled 5 to 4 not to bar the government from raising wages for steel workers while the suit proceeds. The decision jolts a tense situation as 850,000 workers across steel, oil, telecommunications, and utilities face wage debates and ongoing plant controls.
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U.S
Washington
Court of Appeals
Wader Steel Companies
Secretary of Commerce
Wight
Cour
Lows Yer
Sawyer
A. Barrett Prettyiman
Henry W. Edgerton
Charles Fuhy
David OL
Bowyer
Legion Auxiliary Plan Countywide Memorial Service
The Tessle Huddleston Post 12 Amarican Legion and the Ladior Auxiliary plan memorial services across the county on Sunday afternoon June 1. Commander Fred Robertson announced details. Committees will confirm names and burial costs of all WWI veterans and those from the Korean conflict. Groups will visit cemeteries for brief ceremonies as families greet them. Cecil Weaver chairs the events with Leyton committees, and all churches will cooperate in paying tribute.
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Tessle Huddleston
Amarican
Cecil Weaver
Leyton
Ail
Lawlon and
Auxiliay
Residents protest routing of Highway 67 through Arkansas
Chamber of Commerce meeting discusses routing of Highway 67 traffic through Arkansas. Attendees include Y C Coleman, Fidon Steadman, Bob Carroll, M C Dearth, H A McCarty, Dean Strand, E J Whitman, Sam Rate, David Frith, C B Russell, Roy Throsh, Charley Tarpley, Fred McElroy, Roger Clinton, Yom Sil vey, Ben Owen, Alex Washburn. They seek Governor Mel Mathes appointment in Little Rock. Delegation from Hope plus Malvern, Arkadelphia, Gordon, Prescott to present recommendations and support for Highway 87.
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Arkansas
Chamber of Commerce
Y. C. Coleman
Fidon Steadman
Bob Carroll
M. C. Dearth
H. A. McCarty
Dean Strand
E. J. Whitman
Sam Ratejdt
David Frith
C. B. Russell
Roy Throsh
Charley Tarpley
Fred McElroy
Roger Clinton
Yom Silvey
Ben Owen
Alex Washburn
Lion Seeks to Bar Picketing at El Dorado Plant
Lion Oil Company asks Chancery Court to prohibit striking workers from picketing its El Dorado chemical plant and seeks 50000 in damages for presumed business losses. The suit targets CIO Oil Workers International Union and its local bargaining committee. Earlier, hundreds of workers walked out at Pan-Am refinery in line with a national strike order, halting production of sulphate of ammonia, prilled ammonium nitrate and ammonium nitrate solution and reducing anhydrous ammonia to zero.
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el Dorado
Lion ON
Union County Chancery Court
Swt
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Stelke
Ghruck Agathet
Tup
Lion
Pan-Am
Yard
Tokeree Cultivation Fragment Be Quebec Reference
Fragments show Tokeree cultivation notes and a reference phrased as Be Quebes. The readable text suggests agricultural context or place names, but lacks clear event or full nouns to identify persons or organizations.
Youths in This Area Join Armed Forces
M/Sgt. Marlon Throne announced enlistments at the Local Army and Air Force recruiting station for April. Names listed include Harry H. Terrell, Ht. 4 Hope. Yenies B. Warren, N. Elm J. Hope. Sempel D. Arrington, Ge Bostoe. Prescott, Patmos. Billy Lockard, Hope. Enlistments cover the Regular Army and Air Force in the period.
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Marlon Throne
Army and Air Force
Harry H. Terrell
Hope
Yenies B. Warren
N. Elm J. Hope
Sempel D. Arrington
Ge Bostoe
T. Prescott
Patmos
Ie Hope
Billy’ Lockard
Shortages hit big city areas as oil strike nears end
In Denver and across the Midwest shortages spread with gasoline running out at filling stations in Gary Hammond and East Chicago Indiana and expected to spread further. Government officials warned a prolonged strike could drain supplies nationwide while industry spokesmen noted stocks already near critical levels. CIO AFL and independent unions led talks in San Francisco with wage demands trimmed from 28 to 22 cents per hour as mediation foresees a broad pattern for settlement.
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Denver
Tte
Ayday
Alton
Gary
Hammond
Chicago
Ind
Midwest
Washington
Oil Workers ’ Intgrnational Union
C10
CIO
AFL
Guid
Negatia
Cyrus
Ching
Faderal Mediation Service
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Bogac Creek
CLO Union
Wrecked Pan American Plane Sighting Reported Near Brazilian River
Bulletin from Miami reports Pan American Airways Stratochuiger with no signs of survivors after being sighted near the Avaguyye River in Brazil. Wreckage seen by PAA search planes indicates portions split open with evidence of fire. Italian American confirms sighting by a PAA craft in the Brazilian jungle around 4am.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
Avaguyye River
Brazil
Pan American
PAA
Dwo
Tyne
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Galif
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United Press
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