Communist Capture of Mukden Sparks U S Debate on China Policy
The article argues that Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government is weakened by landowner oligarchy while the Communists claim to represent the landless. It warns the United States cannot rely on Chiang or switch aid to the Communists, calling for offshore bases and preparedness to defend America. It also critiques John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers leaders amid a salary dispute and internal party tensions.
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Manchuria
Chiang Kaishek
China
Lee Marshal Plat
Manchwin
Ching
Chiane
Far East
United States
Continental
America
Greece
Mediterranean
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cincinnati
Coaldom
Aga Khan
Lewis’ Salacy
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UMW
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Abraham Liveolt
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My. Lewis
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Ole Walt
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Maby
Epeeneare
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Yinkow
Tsingtao
Nanking
Jehol
Chiang Turns to Cabinet in Political Crisis
Shanghai dispatch reports China faces a government crisis as Communist forces seize Manchuria. Premier Wang Wen-Hao and Finance Minister Wang Yim-Wu resigned, Chiang Kai-shek urged to endure an emergency session amid currency collapse from the new yuan, while communists advance toward Peiping and Tientsin.
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Shanghai
Manchuria
Nanking
Generalissima
Chiang Kaishek
Wang Wen-Hao
Wang Yim-Wu
Pailiative Yuan
Chiang
The
Yuan
Ward
Angus Ward
Wukden
Mukden
Yingkaw
Peiping
Tientsin
Yinkow
Hulutas
United Press
China
Kiwanis Honors Old Members At Regular Meeting
Kiwanians honored past presidents Frank Trorton in charms John D.P. Cox first president and R. V. Herndon Sr third president at a club gathering discussing era history and events. The Optimist Club noted as organized two decades ago with four members now undergoing recollections.
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Tast
Kiwanis Club
Frank Trorton
Charms
John DP. Cox
R. V, Herndon Sr
Daira
Dete Murphy
Strickland
Wary
Blevins Man to Be Buried Thursday
Mineral services for Hewaee Wee Howes are listed with burial planned in Manorville. Details are garbled but indicate a Thursday funeral with mentions of Arkadelphia and local officials, alongside references to a core and plates in the program.
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Blevins
Hewaee Wee Howes
Hergretead
Aevideit
Weil
Manlvook
HS Benes
Achievement Day for Hempstead County 4-H Clubs Held at Hope City Hall
Hempstead County 4-H clubs stage Achievement Day in Hope City Hall main auditorium on Saturday November 6 starting at 10 a.m. Extension agents Lorraine Blackwood Oliver L Adams and Byron Huddleston announce participants from all county clubs. Awards include 4-H Club pins and demonstration winners will be announced from KXR Arkansas Radio Studio at 12 15.
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Hope City Hall
Hempstead
City Hall
Hope
Hempstead County
Lorraine Blackwood
Oliver L. Adams
Byron Huddleston
Billy Ja Hulsey
Washington
KXRAR
Hershel Sewell
Tuw
Carlton Cummings
Vounei
American Royal Club Congress
Joe Woodson
America
Kay Kent
Parnos
Wanda Sweat
McG. i
Tavocalion
Elbert O'Steen
Pastex
Garrett Manovial Baptist Church
Jed Thrash
Hope Chamber of Commerce Agricultural
Tol-E-Tex Machinery
Sueryzer Theater
jAgizhabar
Archiegement Bay
Dispute May End State Vet Training
A confusing report details a contract dispute between the Velo Administration and the Arkansas Department. The text mentions meetings, possible settlements, and ongoing tensions affecting state veterinary training programs and related personnel.
Scout Drive Committee Named For Local Campaign
Royce Weisenberger is finance drive chairman for the Boy Scouts campaign. Larger Gifts Committee members include Ben Owens chairman Bill Wray Graydon Anthony Martin Pool Jack Lowe Franklin McLarty. The committee meets at noon Wednesday to finalize plans. Citizens are urged to support the effort to combat juvenile delinquency and provide programs for growing boys and girls. Contributions may be mailed or delivered to the chairman or Roy Anderson, secretary, as the annual drive continues next week across Hermepstead country.
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Royce Weisenberger
Boy Scouts
Ben Qwens
Bill Wray
Graydon Anthony
Martin Pool
Jack Lowe
Franklin McLarty
jNoon
Roy Anderson
Hermpstead
Ark Democrats Face Tough Test in Statewide Vote
Heavy early turnout reported in Arkansas despite rain and clouds threatening overall totals. In Little Rock and North Little Rock voting ran strong for a general election though well below the Aug 1 Democratic primary pace. Fort Smith and Fayetteville showed heavy participation while Hot Springs lagged with 1474 ballots by noon. The piece notes Arkansas loyalty to the Democratic party is tested as more than 2,600 precincts vote statewide amid speculation of third party risks.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Fayetteville
Large Group to Attend Forestry Study
Trempstead County will have a Oud delegation at the Souther Forest Experiment Station near Crossett for Farmers Week study day on Thursday November 4. The Hempstead County group of about 40 timber land holders will tour 40 blocks managed like farms and harvest growth from each block for epnlpined fuelwood and pasts before inspection. The delegation leaves Hope at 7 am and returns late in the day, including notable members from Gunter Lumber Company and local extension staff.
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Trempstead County
Souther Forest
Crossett
Hempstead County
Coastal Plains
Hope
Nelson
Washington
Syd
Aubrey Enoch
Neil Bittle
Bob Nelson
Oliver L. Adams
Wars Ahead or Not A Prophecy Of Global Conflict
The piece muses on how nations predict future wars and why experts misjudge the next generation of conflicts. It discusses outdated beliefs, weapon forecasts, and voices like Major Lefebvre and General Deheney critiqued for overreliance on past tactics and speculative ideas.
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New York
Lefebvre
Ats
Amos Alferl
Thin Enie
Chea Fvick Warhane Sersive
USA
Record Vote Seen as America Goes to Polls to Pick President
Washington dispatch notes the nation faces a pivotal election as Franklin D Roosevelt era policies loom over the outcome. The piece traces hopes and fears for Dewey Truman shifts, recalls New Deal origins, and outlines wartime policy context, referencing banks, relief agencies, and early 1933 actions.
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America
Congress
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry
Truman
Dewey
White House
Capitol Hill
Trujan
FDRE
Roosevelt
Works Projects Administration
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
PWA
Public Works Administration
NYA
National Youth Administration
Business Congress
NITRA
National Industrial Recovery Administration
Paxze
Control of Congress Key Issue
Democratic and Republican factions brace for control of Congress as 432 House seats and 32 Senate seats are decided. Early results show incumbents widely unopposed in the South, with Republicans aiming to extend their House majority and retain a Senate edge, while Democrats hope to regain Senate control and possibly House gains.
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Washington
Congress
South
House
Senate
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
John L. McClellan
Ann
GOP
Scott W. Lucas HL
Democratic Senate
Hig Party
Herbert Brownell
White House
Fog Hits Donora But Poison Fog Not Found Yet
Dense fog blanketed Donora causing air pollution fears after a weekend disaster. Health officials said no new calls from asthmatic or cardiac patients were received as authorities noted rain had cleaned the air and halted smoke. Dozens of hospitalizations were reported from the prior outbreak, with officials warning residents while investigations continued.
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Frank K
Donora
Killa
Counelil
Mineral Springs Man One of 11 to Die in Wreck
Mineral Springs, Tex. Nov. 24. Names of men killed in the crash of an Air Force C-47 near Mulrow, Oklahoma were released by the commanding officer at Sheppard Field. Among the dead are Lt. Col. Sarkis D. Sarkissan of Chicago, whose wife resides in Wichita Falls, and Brooklyn, New York, native Balomon Rosen. Also dead are Lt. Robert T. Steeves of Sherman, Texas, pilot Capt. Toman I. Mostyn, and others from North Carolina, Michigan, Iowa, and New York. The list includes several noncommissioned officers and airmen with ties to various states and bases.
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Wichita Patl
Teax
Mulrow
Ola
Sheppard al Moree Vase
iSarkis D Sarkissan
Aight Surelyean
Chicago
Wichitae Mills
Jewish Duplidis
Bala
Bobcat Homecoming Crowns Queen at Hope High School
Etheline White is crowned Homecoming queen at Hope High School in a 2:40 p.m. Friday ceremony in the auditorium. Captain S. A. Westbrook leads the crowning with a royal court lineup including Peggy Pentecost and Mary Ellen Downs. senior football players, a parade, pep rally, snake dance, and a postgame dance with visiting Little Rock High School students are planned.
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Etheline White
Hope High School
Vridsy
Will B
Qieen
A. Westbrook
Peggy Mikie Pentecost
Nilla Dean Corpton
Catherine Cox
Emily Jo Willson
Betty Murphy
Nenlia Mul Mus
Mattie
Maek Robinson
Inhharge
John McLeod
Tony Boyett
Lyle Moore
Pogey Pentecost
Cr Ybrooks
Palba
Kamumans Stadium
Little Rock High
Hope-Little Rouune
Smiony
A L Johnson Succumbs in Florida
A. L. Johnson, 37, of Hempstead Counts, died in Florida. Burial scheduled in Tuckabye cemetery Thursday at 2 p.m. He was the husband of Mrs. W. S. Gordon and brother of R. A. Johann, formerly of Speing Hal, with other relatives listed.
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Arthur
Jobson
Hempstead
Sunda
Yukon
Florida
Phelsocdy Wil
Tuckabye Cemetes
Hinsday
R. A. Johann
Speing
Iwa Sis
W. S. Gorden
Puirmos
L. L. Hagers
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