Goering Lie Detected by Transcript
A wartime transcript from Hitler's headquarters shows Hermann Goering proposing harsh measures for Allied prisoners at Sagan. The document, obtained by the 101st Airborne Division, records Goering suggesting deporting 10,000 air force officers and discussing transport methods and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fleischer
Berchtesgaden
Hermann Goering
01St Airborne Division
Hitler
Goering
Sagan
Breslau
Air Force
June Cotton Planting Rates and Bloom Timings in Hempstead
County agent L Adams outlines Arkansas State College recommendations for cotton sowing June 1 to July 1 in Hempstead County. Planned stands of five plants per row foot yield similar bloom totals to thinner stands, with bloom opening from July to September and open boll by mid September. Frost typically at October 30. June planted crops differ in bloom timing and boll development, influenced by stand density and variety.
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Tver
Hempstead
Adams
Col
From the Middle Ages to Renaissance Jewelry Craft
The text traces jewelry as an industrial art evolving from monastic workshops for sacred service to urban jewelers in towns during the Renaissance, noting the practice of sewing patterns onto whale bone and similar materials. It highlights shifts in craft, materials, and workshop settings across periods.
States Seek Title to River Bed Lands
Arkansas Land Commissioner Claude Rankin urges Congress to back state sovereignty over submerged tide lands and beds of navigable waters within state boundaries. He warns Interior Department plans to lease mineral rights off California coast threaten Arkansas claims, risking valuable coal oil and gas resources.
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Little Rock
Claude A. Rankin
Arkansas
Congress
California
Rankin
Union
Tariff Debate Opens in House Amid Isolationism Clash
Rep Doughton opens a tariff battle urging Truman authority for reciprocal trade and tests whether the United States will maintain international cooperation or retreat into isolation. He appeals to action over words at Dumbarton Oaks and San Francisco, arguing for bold policy to secure peace and economic links with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M
Lemayashington
Rep
Doughton
D-Nc
House
America
Ways and Means
Truman
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
Lease Execution Risks Cloud State Sovereign Lands
A fragment notes that measures of restraint are not taken and, on immediate lease execution, the state's title to sovereign land would be clouded. The line hints at legal caution over property rights and governmental jurisdiction. No names, dates, or places are present.
Trade policy and tariffs blamed for prolonged low mood
Hawley Smooth described insurmountable tariff barriers of 1930 and retaliations by other nations as contributing to, deepening and prolonging the economic downturn. He argued Democratic reciprocal trade policy aimed to reopen markets lost under high tariffs.
Subterranean Water Feeds Rhine Tributary From Danube
Subterranean water from the Danube supplies one of the Rhine's tributaries. The report notes environmental or hydrological connections between the Danube and Rhine systems. Additionally, a health statistic is cited: one in four children under 15 have defective vision, indicating a notable public health concern.
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Danube
Rhine
Retail Stores Checked for Cotton Prices
A Price Panel from the War Price and Rationing Board will survey 50 Hempstead county apparel stores to ensure OPA price tag compliance on cotton garments produced under WPB orders. The panel will identify overcharges, seek refunds or damages, and may refer serious violations for court action. Shoppers can verify ceiling prices by the manufacturer tickets showing the OPA ceiling, WPB order, and jet or brand name.
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OPA
A. Albritton
War Price and Rationing Board
War Production Board
Hempstead
Mr. Albritton
Cooper Packs Up to join Boston Club
Morton Cooper leaves the St. Louis Cardinals after a salary dispute leads to a trade sending him to the Boston Braves for pitcher Red Barrett and cash. The deal, worth about $50,000, marks the largest cash trade by the Cardinals since 1941.
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St. Louis
Morton Cooper
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Cooper
Charles ‘Red Barrett
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Ken O'Dea
Bill Lohrmann
Breadon
Lee Havener
Cardinal
Billy Southworth
Boston
Louis Perini
John Quinn
Quinn
Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Mort
Walker
Navy
Marty Marion
Coopers
Heavener
Wherezit Map And Istria Dispute
A map shows Trieste and the Istrian peninsula, where Yugoslav and Italian quarrels predated the war’s end. Tito’s forces liberated Istria, ousting Italian officials and setting a military government, prompting protests from Italy while the U S and Britain urged that Istria be resolved by the peace conference. The 3000 square mile province, once part of Austro-Hungary, was ceded to Italy in 1918.
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Trieste
Istria
Marshal Tito
Italy
U. S
Britain
New Trial Sought for James Hall
In Little Rock on May 23 a motion for a new trial was filed in Pulaski first division circuit court for James W. Hall a 24 year old convicted murderer awaiting death by electric chair. Defense attorney M Moody argues Hall must be present for hearing as Judge Lawrence Mo Auten indicated he would overrule the motion after checking the contention. Hall was convicted May 9 of first degree murder in the killing of his 19 year old second wife Fayrene Clemmons Hall.
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Little Rock
James W. Hall
Pulaski
M. Moody
Lawrence M O Auten
Moody
Hall
Fayrene Clemmons Hall
State Police Probe Into Gambling at Black Fish Lake
State police investigate charges that a notorious gambling establishment operates at Black Fish Lake Arkansas. Superintendent Jack Porter announced the probe. District Attorney General Will Gerber of Memphis accuses crooked gamblers who were run out of Mississippi. Forrest City officers say no gambling is permitted at Black Fish Lake.
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Little Rock
Black Fish Lake
Ark
Jack Porter
Will Gerber
Memphis
Mississippi
Forrest City
Blackish
Boll Weevil Threat Looms In Hempstead County
Hempstead County farmers face potential boll weevil damage this season as mild winter and late fall increase emergence. County Agent Oliver L Adaims cites U S Bureau records showing weevils emerging at twice the average rate. Early cotton may be heavily infested. June to August is critical and calcium arsenate supplies may run short.
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Hempstead
Cruisity
Oliver L. Adaims
U.S. Bureau of Entomology and
Tilulah
Louisana
State Lets Three Road Maintenance Contracts of LA
Two contracts for highway maintenance were awarded to J. M. Cartwright Construction of Jonesboro and Pioneer Construction of Malvern for Lee Poinsett and Mississippi counties. A third contract for Cleburne and White counties went to Ben M Hogan and Company of Little Rock.
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Little Rock
J. M. Cartwright Construction Company
Jonesboro
Pioneer Construction Company
Malvern
State Highway Commission
Lee
Poinsett
Mississippi
Cleburne
White Counties
Ben M. Hogan and Company
Arkansas Receives $71,000 for TB Control Work
Little Rock May 24. A total of $71,000 in federal funds has been allotted to Arkansas for tuberculosis control during the 1945-46 fiscal year, according to state health officials.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Dee
Ross
Hope Girls Sell Poppies Saturday for Poppy Day
A group of Hope girls will canvass downtown Hope on Saturday May 26 starting at 9 30 a m to sell poppies for Poppy Day. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary they will be joined by a Levion Auxiliary statement urging support for veterans and wearing the red poppy as a symbol of sacrifice.
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Hope Girls
Hope
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Esther Edmission
Charlene Hare
Betty Sue Ediminston
Letha Mae Crosby
Sophia Williams
Hazel Spillers
Virginian Amos
Wanda Dell Lawson
Carolyn Sue Sutton
Martha Sue Moore
Dorothy O'Neal
Mary Wiggins
Pexey Marie Pentecost
Mary Anita Laseter
Nella Dean Compton
Norma Jean Franks
Mary Louise Copeland
Levion
Vella
of the Americas Legion
America
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Kiwabeth No 1 outpointed Vincent Aenes in Cocoa sul. Webster of New Slaven, Mass. Mario Torres of Puerto Rico knocked out Leo Viethot in Montreal. George Cosiner of Cincinnati outpointed Paul Lewis in Oakland. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police dates to 1873 when Northwest Mounted Police existed.
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Associated Press
Kiwabeth No
Cocoa Sul
New Slaven
Vincent Aenes
Ampa la
Local plan funds X-ray shipment purchase
A portion of the funds will be allocated to cover the purchase of an X-ray shipment. The writer notes that much of the money, including his suit, will be directed toward this acquisition.
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South Elm Hope, Ark
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Chicago
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Hungary
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James Hall
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Russia
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S. Main
Bob Elmore Auto Supply
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Hope, Ark
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