Tojo Branded Leader of War Against U S
The Far East war crimes tribunal branded former Prime Minister Tojo as the leader of Japan is war in China and the Pacific campaign. The judgment, read by Sir William Webb, holds the army chiefly responsible for the war, with Tojo and 24 other Japanese leaders awaiting verdicts and sentences early next week.
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Tokyo
Far East War Crimes Tribunal
Liohi Tojo
Japan
China
United States
Britain
Sud Tojo
Russia
William Webb
Hirohito
Ching
America
Weajoy
Tajo
Rin
Dre
Webb
Race Issue Roils Congress as Duce Dawson Tops Panel
The article notes a race related shift in Congressional committee leadership with Illinois Democrat William J. Dawson as a high ranking figure on executive expenditures. It highlights Adam Powell Jr. as a notable Black member on the Lower Committee and outlines the powers of the expenditures panel over federal spending and agency inquiries.
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Washingoto
Ouse
Congress
Heig
William J. Dawson
Illinois
Chicago
Wheo
Dawson
Executive
John W. “McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Adam Powell, Jr
New York
American Labor Party
Han
Republican
Clare E. Hoffman
Topanga Canyon Fire Threatens Communities Near Los Angeles
A vast brush fire in Topanga Canyon driven by a Santa Ana wind forced hundreds to flee and burned about 6,000 acres. About 3 homes were destroyed and 3 more damaged as fire crews from Los Angeles and Riverside areas battled the flames with forest service support. No deaths were reported though 26 injuries and burns were treated.
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United America
Banta Ann
Fearnwood
Santa Ana
Sinuta Manica
Los Angeles
San Pormanda
Ocean
Silvia Park
Topange Woods
Topangit[Mat
Trippett Ranch
Mames
Riverside
Christianbeliefs clash with Marxism in Shaw critique
A letter contends that Washington and Jefferson did not imbue America with Marxist or Leninist aims. It argues Christianity remains spiritual while Marxism is materialist, rejects economic determinism, and accuses modern American communists of allegiance to a foreign power. The piece questions Shaw’s comparisons and accuses him of misrepresenting American history.
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Menth
Washington
Jefferson
United States
Angerica
Christ
Mr. Shaw
Marsist-Lownie
Shaw
Karl Marx
Tornado Kills Continued From Page One
A tornado near Ripley and a freak twister five miles south of Vicksburg caused destruction. Mrs. M. Young, 69, died after the storm struck Ripley Hospital while others were reported injured or unaccounted. Trees uprooted and homes damaged with a destroyed barn nearby.
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Corinth
Pally
Carinthian
Ripley
M. Young
Jina Ripley Hospital
Vicksburg
Singing Sunday Regular Canonunityy singh ser vies Will he hotel sat 2
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled note mentioning a singing event, a hotel Saturday, and a date in November. No clear names or organizations readable. Likely an event teaser with uncertain details and misread phrases about sight, eyes, and a venue.
Fragmented OCR Puzzle List Reflects Diverse Clues
A garbled OCR page shows a long list of crossword style clues and partial hints. Entries include numbers and fragmented phrases such as positions about a congressman, chemical suffixes, clothing items, musical notes, and unit names.
Congressional Continued From Page One
House and Senate Democrats foresee a solidly Democratic Congress with 262 in the House and 42 in the Senate. Barkley and Rayburn will steer a patient, team-play approach to legislation, while Truman may lack a full partnership in the administration. Key issues include civil rights, labor law repeal, health and education programs, farm aid, and housing.
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Capitol Till
Congressional Four
Barkley
Mr. Truman
Florida
Congressional
Rayburn
Truman
Gar) Warren
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Capitol Hill
United Press
Congress
American Labor Party
Senate
Demerall
Trenvan J
Barkdey
Troman
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady On Day Of Mixed Trading
New Orleans November 5 cotton futures eased about 5.4 cents per bale as trade buying and short covering limited losses. Prices closed steady to slightly lower with high and low ranges noted. Cattle and sheep markets opened steady with mixed steers and heifers trading around 27 to 29 dollars, while hogs and other stock items showed varied movement.
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New Orleans
New York
Nuw Huutlives
Pharusdey
Ypmt Totton
Dovernent
Aliple
al Tel Pettan
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show butter firm with receipts 382480 pounds and prices up 12 cents per pound overall. egg receipts 6974 dozen with prices unchanged at three cents per dozen higher. live poultry unsettled with minor price shifts on fowl and ducklings.
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Chicago
Grain and Provisions Drift Through Post Election Session
Chicago trading ended with mixed grain and provisions as July and September wheat, corn, and rye showed slight gains while December prices rose modestly. The market faced selling pressure from New York securities and news of uneven trade among grains. In other news, First Raptist Church in Nope held a weekly sandwich supper with Scout leaders and local youths in attendance.
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Chicago
Rome
New Yorke
Marty Hills
Ots
West Jong
Weny
Delon
New York Cotton Market Report Update
The New York cotton market faced liquidation pressure amid weekly insecurities and weak demand. Prices fell on declines in futures and spot values, with local gins and warehouses cited as affected as weeklong trading dampened.
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New York
Hope Star Hope 1899 Star 1927 Consolidated 1929 name list
Hope Star details its publication history and staff with addresses, editors, and advertising contacts. It lists ownership, management, and Associated Press affiliations, along with subscription rates and regional distribution notes.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Debates Over Greece Aid and UNSCOB Criticism
The debate centers on Greece receiving Western military aid contingent on compliance with UN Security Council recommendations. Dulles cites Soviet bloc and others as discrediting UNSCOB findings. British delegate Hector McNeil mocks the alleged attacks on UNSCOB members as vague and hostile. Yugoslavian representative Bebler demands speaking time, challenging order rules amid tense exchanges.
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Greece
WU. N
Union
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Elo
Russia
White Russia
Ukraine
Jhouts
Special Committee
Dulles
Guillermo Belt
Buba
Hector McNeil
Britain
Unscob
McNeil
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Unscor
Vishinsky
Brittain
Burheps
Vishinky
Jahn Ales Bebler
Bebler
Roth
Public Opinion Polls to Get a New Look
New York. Dr Ernest Diehter proposes a redesigned public opinion poll focusing on what people feel rather than what they say. He envisions using visual and audio cues to gauge candidate appeal and personal trust, noting the risk of voters masking true intentions to avoid judgment.
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Leo Turner
New York
Ernest Diehter
Duhter
CBS
Flor
Dieter
Digger
Avivage
Gov
Thomas
Dewey
Truman Beesuset
Viveruke Onan
Executions in Germany Reach 14 More War Criminals
Munich reports 14 war crimes offenders hanged at Landsberg prison in a single day marking the resumed executions. Among the condemned were SS leaders and camp personnel varyingly accused of atrocities at concentration sites. The spree brings total hangings to 47 since the policy restarted.
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Munich
Germany
Vrj
Wandsterg
Ole Man
Isil
Miers Ory
LandsberveQet
Georg Schwallermanr
An. S. S
Serrgeant
Dachau
U . S. Army
Schallermair
Fiers
Max Bruno Gartmmenn
Bad Salzdefurth
Ernst Sttamerey
Wassertruedingen
Johann Sturm
Waldemar Fealdmeier
Friedrich Heldebennat
Gau
Gau Mecklenburg
Kurt Mueller
Gau Mocktenburg
Franz Pensier
Laney Congratulates Truman on Election Victory
Gov. Ben Laney congratulated President Truman on his victory and urged immediate enactment of civil rights proposals. He called Tuesday's vote a sign of evolving political thought and said Congress should pass civil rights measures to test public support.
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Little Rock
Ben Laney
Truman
United States
Laney
Two Arkansas Airmen Die in Separate Air Crashes
Two Arkansas airmen died in separate aviation accidents. One crew member perished near a city location after a vehicle mishap and a second victim died in a different crash involving military personnel. Details remain unclear due to incomplete report.
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Arkansas
U S Arms Aid to Europe Reported by Officials
U S Army plans to extend military aid to Western Europe amid a presidential race and election timing. Officials say large shipments valued at about 82 billion are in discussion, with State Department involvement and allied security considerations. The report notes bureaucratic steps, funding debates, and continued support for Western European defense.
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Inglan
U.S
Che
New
Marshall
Davis
Troms
Aifiind
Tuiportines
Ath Westen
Congress
Ili
Anid
Defense
Europe
del- Setun
Iain Mathesyan
Lien
Western
Mare
Onibary
State Department
Avineh
Paroles Granted to 53 Arkansas Convicts
Arkansas parole board granted paroles to 53 convicts in a Little Rock release. Named individuals include Clara Adams, Curtis Collins, Albert Rose Dala, Raymond Smith, Willie Westbrook, and others from Sebastian Jefferson Craighead and nearby counties. Parole terms range from two to eight years for crimes such as burglary grand larceny robbery and murder with dates spanning 1945 to 1947.
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Clara Adama
Sebastian
Curtis Collins
Deffersen
Albert Rose Dala
Pulasii
Arilau
M48
Source Fields
Arkansas
Griswould
Jefferson
Mareh
Clyde" Mimortrn
Craighead
Vegins
Burnang
Min Jefferson
Get
Furglarly
Grand Larceny
Dwn Yoara
Orville
Wayne Blaon
Marter
Raymond Smith
Pabbery
Fred Thuschel
Sebast Fek
Willie Westbrook
Cuolumisia
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U. S
Pagene
California
Daily Bread Cablinued Prom Page One
Horsemen
House —— Committee
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Railroad
Allen J. Evender
Tye
Ate
Pew
Seleip
Emma
Hale Buys
Sr. Louis Livestock
Nope
Floyd Osborn
Ancey Gilbert
Theleo
Clery Anteed
Peonipa Y Finkao
Qean Pebirge
Cwiels Silat
Tba
Seathinuster
Osbury Gomend
Wall Street
Wall
Hope Star
Star Publishing Co
C.F. Palmer
Alan, H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Fox
H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Scarge W. Hosmer
Mech
Jeb M. Davis
Ism
Hope
APJ
Associated Press
MFA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Pormeni Bsc
Ftates
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Fage One
Governor Laney
Wilaan
Shalayi
Urheal Tho
Joe Ried
Deny
Niles
Pete Ero
Jack Nance
Harry Shiver
Arkansas Parole Board
Griffin
Coask-te-eses
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