Hopeful Bobcats Fall Short Against Little Rock Tigers
Hopeful state teams delivered a tense game as the Bobcats lost by a single touchdown to Little Rock, in a season that showcased strong local talent and called for stadium upgrades. A long editorial mix discusses labor import issues and a list of early American automobile brands, reflecting broader national concerns and historical public notices.
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Hope
Bobcats
Little Rock
Loy
Arkansas Employment Security Division
Mexico
Arkansas
Purfoy Giff
U.S.A
America
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Ruggles
Rickenbacker
Apperson
Stevens-Dury
Associated Press
Blytheville
Arkan
Periday
North Lite Rock Wildcats
Litstone
Kori
Pine Tutt
Llys
Elf
Ds Littl Rock
AML
Bis
Hot Springs Howe
Subinen
Pike Bluff
Port Smith
Warren Mdikinie
Porcdyou
Sloper
Kou
Blytheville Sh Baris
Ny T Vavetteville
Rugsellvall i
Morristen
Dowie & Bresentt A
Mignolia
Idaview
Mountain Hore
Clinton
Aniilis
Anity
Liynstey
Mwdothy Bove
Mertun YY Crass
Arkaithig
Re Mile
Olinenidat
Mideede
Rights Issue to Bring Democrat Party Trouble
Washington reports sharp intra party divisions over civil rights and price controls as Democrats prepare for the new Congress. Barkley warns of swift action on campaign platform while Johnston and Stermis oppose bold measures. Debate over poll taxes lynching and farm price controls signals intraparty tensions ahead of Truman’s agenda. Kennedy McKellar pledges to support platform while Taft Hartley doubtfully questions repeal of the labor act.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Harmony Out
Alben W.barkley
Truman
Congress
Olin
Johnston
John C. Stermis
Miss
Elmer Thomas
D. Okla
Thomas
Senate Agriculture Committee
Paey
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
McKellar
Mr. Truman
Barkley
Robert A. Taft
Fred A. Hartley
Jr N
Taft
Soviet Pravda cites defense belt across world
Moscow dispatch reports Ilya Ehrenburg in Pravda claiming the Soviet Union has a global defense belt extending along borders and into France China Greece and other nations where comrades live thinkers and fighters reside. He says Americans backed Truman against Dewey and Wallace supporters illustrate antianxiety under warlike policy.
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Moscow
Ilya Mhrenbourg
Pravda
United States
Poligy
Swhrenbaur
Soviet Union
France
China
Greece
Maly
Mexico
Havland
Rphrenbuurg
Truman
America
Gow
New York
Wallace
Psi Pherty
Dewey
Khyeghamrg
Pepi
Isiel
Toy World
Phantom Killer Questioned Over Arkansas Freshman Death
Fayetteville November reports question whether a University of Arkansas freshman was Texarkana s phantom killer or if his death was self inflicted. The case ties to a string of six week long nighttime slayings in Texarkana, with Tennison s signed note and alleged confessions raising doubts about motive and identity amid police and coroner statements.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Texarkana
AS. B. (Doodle) Tennison
Ark
Tennison
Bruce Cridey
Betty Jo Booker
Martin
King
Stark
Mrs. Stark
Ella Lea McGaee
Frimond Watson
Crider
Richard, Griffin
Polly Ann Moore
Paul Martin
Virgil Starks
Miller County
Texarfiesa
Starks
Griffin
Miss Moore
Fennison
Kimmie Tennison
Parsons, Kas
J. D
Tennison’ Bros. Inc
Memphis, Tenn
al Note
Conearsy
Wonder
Hotel Slayer Charged In MacKellar Killing In New York
Ralph Edward Barrows, 19, confessed to killing Colin Cameron MacKellar, a $20,000-a-year Canadian textile executive, at the Waldorf Astoria. MacKellar’s body was found with a fractured skull and abdominal hemorrhage in his suite. Barrows was arrested after a night of drinking and a matchbook clue linked to the Waldorf room.
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New York
Waldors
Ralph Edward Barrows
Barrows
East Grand Rapid
Mich
Colin Cameron MacKellar
Mackellar
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
West 45Th St
Ruby Bartlett
the Waldorf
Waldorf
Witien Heava
On Homiends
East List St
Ralph
Times Square
45Th St
Astor
Burrows
Thhey
Hii
Manchellar
Seven Shot to Death by Trapped Negro in Chester
Chester, Pa. Nov. 6. A man described as a Negro opened fire from a car and from a nearby house killing seven and wounding four before shooting himself as police closed in. Ellery Purnsley, a city detective, was mortally wounded. The attack occurred in a predominantly Black district near Bethel court. Police, state reserves and residents faced a chaotic street scene as shots were exchanged and a barricaded suspect died on the second floor.
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Chester
Rersons
Andrew Af. Desmond
Bethel “Court
Ellery Purnsley
Desmond Sait
Hite
Samuel Hill
Stavsull
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Poll Tax Repeal to Require Special Action
Little Rock voters and governor elect Sid McMath push for a two step approach to ending the poll tax. They seek a separate action to repeal it, plus a plan for a voter registration system if Congress allows or a constitutional amendment.
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Little Rock
Sid McMath
Mayotte- Ville
Congress
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Jae
Tan
Ammnent
Pollsters Scrutinize Polls Amid Dry Weather Doubts
A chaotic OCR fragment reports pollsters debating poll science and forecast accuracy, likening attempts to correct methods to Noah building an ark in a drought. It references cross sections of pollsters, election forecasts, and debates over methodology errors and public trust.
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New York
Neahy
America
Seetlan
Jose Jo Gall
Xvi Ae
Wally
Paullatuas
Little Rock Ligers Top Hope Bobcats 12 7 in rugged clash
Stout Little Rock line powered a 12 7 victory over Cape Bobcats as Sutton breaks for 90 yards on the second play. Insel masters the Tiger defense, allowing 259 rushing yards for Little Rock while Hope musters 137. Sutton and Carter score, Donoho adds a late TD, and Hope blocks a punt but cannot overturn the result.
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Little Rock ‘Ligers
Cape Bobcats
Buddy Suttons
Sarapne Phiy
Tiger
Tigers
Bobcats
Envy Pitegibbon
Bergals
Britt
Iope
Lee
Sutton
Huddleston
Little Breek
Hope
McVey
Little Beeck
Spann
Carter
Westheads
Hittle Rock
Vin Reiyard
Donahan
Statue of Liberty
Aitec Pigee Fungles
Little Rock
INE
Titope
Donoho
Leei
Lite Rock
Lupe
Micielkolfs
Litte Rock
Texas Couple Escape Injuries in Auto Wreck
A Texas couple escaped injuries after a highway collision. The accident involved multiple vehicles and occurred near an intersection, prompting police to investigate. Fire crews tended to bleeding injuries and secured the scene as bystanders watched.
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Texas
One Prediction Truman Hopes Is Wrong
President Truman opened a new budgeting push after a homecoming, seeking to curb a potential 1.5 billion dollar budget deficit. He called budget chief Asa and budget adviser James Webb to review forecasts, aiming to keep the nation financially balanced and inflation in check. Truman contrasts his balanced-budget stance with Roosevelt era deficits, vetoes tax-cut plans, and signals restraint on domestic spending while defense and foreign aid costs are reevaluated.
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James Thrasher
Defense Departments
Troma
Uctense
Berlin
Wester Tombies Canneb
Vishtosky
Garis
United States
Phat
Ava
Amuvica
Ulan
Washington
Truiman
Jeaville Tomorson
Key West
Fla
Truman
Asa
President Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Timonan
Isinnal
White House
Truwnan
Roosevelt
Doldeum
Trumyan
Loopholes in Sales Tax Law Get Attention
The Arkansas legislature study group considered tightening sales tax loopholes. A proposed use tax and wholesalers records were discussed, but past defeats tempered expectations. A subcommittee will draft measures while some exemptions may be retained. Interstate tax data sharing and anti evasion efforts also received emphasis as the panel met in Little Rock.
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State Legislative Council
Arkansas
State Revenue Department
Gene” Mitchell
Little Rock
L. L. Mitchell
Prescott
Olville
Chaney
Calico Rock
Li Mitchell
Cenc
Mitchell
Arkanisas
Cuiatalee Hud McMath i Os
Stassen Urged to Rebuild Republicans
Washington Naw. UPI reports influential Republicans urge Harold Stassen to rebuild the GOP with an eye on the 1952 presidential race. Stassen, defeated for the nomination by Gov. Thomas Dewey, faces widespread letters and calls from party leaders at the University of Pennsylvania where he serves as president. He says he is not ready to comment.
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Washington
Nav
Urgit Harold MK. Stassen
GOP
Liberatines
Stassen
Thomas Mr. Dewey
University of Pennsylvania
United Press
Knay
Congress
Republican Party
Enho
Sigsen
Philadelphia
Fox
Diavey
Cay
Ag Republiva Dives
Altonathon
Willie
University of Pennnsylvania
Uveurl
Tre
White House
Phoy Rei Siyfily
Tholg
Ayoeny
Dewey
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