Neutral Nations Lesson On Russia Veto At UN
James Thrashers analysis notes the Soviet veto exposes neutrals to US and British limits in Berlin. It argues Russia seeks to drive Western powers from Berlin and undermine the Marshall Plan, inviting careful diplomacy and watchful public opinion.
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Russia
James Thrasher
Berlin
United States
Vishinsky
Hsauthui
Soviet Union
Sis
Amers
Ency
Germany
Briain
Beilut
Uliny
Kremlin
UN. Lt Suatle Aten
Marshal to Make Truman's Peace Appeal
Paris reports Secretary of State Marshall will respond for President Truman to a U N peace appeal on Berlin. Lie Evatt urge four power talks. Stalin Attlee Quentic may meet to discuss the crisis. White House frames reply as forthcoming from Truman if needed.
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Paris
Marshall
Truman
United Allons
Berlin
U. N
Trygve Lie
Herbert ‘V. Evatt
Australia
General Assembly
Stalin
Clement Attlee
Britain
Henri Quentic
France
Hectler McNeil
Robert Shuman
United States
United Nations
U.N
Iival
Moscow
White House
Key iWest
Pla
Lie and Evatt
U. N. General Assembly
Lions Blind Seal Sale Drives Aid Arkansas Center
The Lions Club conducts a seal sale to fund the Arkansas vocational adjustment center for adult blind. The drive, led by William A. Horn, has raised $360.45 so far as volunteers urge residents to mail contributions and support vision recovery opportunities.
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Arkansas
Arkarsas
William A. Horn
Hors Studio
Lions Club
Rev Harrison to Speak Here Wednesday at Fires Methodist Church
The Rev Dr Harrison of Colnuden Arkansas will speak at Fires Methodist Church, Wednesday November 17. He has connected with the World Council of Churches and is noted for support of ecumenical work. Aveson Church service is planned at 130 PM with attendee prayers and a hoped attendance from Amsterdam counterpart churches.
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Aayrrison
Colnuden
Ark
Faenee
World Chunei
Charches
Mao Ukuri
World Council of Churches
Gosull Iy Patent
Tackett to Speak at Farm Bureau Meet
Boyd Tackett of Nashville will speak at the Hampstead County Farm Bureau family gathering this Wednesday. The meeting will consider a 1949 special program before the Arkansas Farm Bureau Convention in Little Rock. Officers will be elected, a noon picnic will be served, and the exhibit hall at Hope Fair Park will host the event starting at 10 a.m.
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Congressmr
Boyd Tackett
Nashville
Hampstead County
Parm Bureau
Ury McKenzie
Carin
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Little Rock
Hope Fair Park
T. A. Cornelius of
Hope
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Friends of Agriculture
Garland Kidet
Marshall Beck
Kit Schouley
Fann Bureau Familing
Joart
Robert H Hall Buried at Camden City Funeral Notice
Obituary fragment notes the burial of Robert H Hall at Camden under Rev Neill Hut with pallbearers from a local firm. Surviving spouse, two sons Robert and Willigu, a daughter Pegy, three brothers Hugh Chel pt oun fate ek Stu and, Mivs, plus other relatives are mentioned.
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Cameden
Myneral
Robert Hodge Wall
Sah Arkin
Ns Wholesale
A. Hine
Carden
Neill Hut
Hall Ente
Vallusiin
Pdur Llarre-Menue
Moye
Robert Aod Willigu
Pegy
Hugh
Chel Ptoun
Fate Ek Stu
Mivs
Jat Lope
Te i. Barely
Dewan and
Hall of
San Antonio
Pex Red
Wallace Decides to Stay With Progressives and Allies
Fragmented OCR reveals Wallace choosing to remain with the Progressives amid political shifts. The text references Wallace's stance, party loyalty, and potential implications for leadership and alliances within the movement.
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Wallace
Canada seeks UN armistice plan for Palestine conflict
Canada urged the United Nations to order Jews and Arabs to negotiate an immediate armistice in Palestine. Gen. A. G. McNaughton offered a draft resolution, backing Bunche's mediation and calling for withdrawal of Israeli and Arab troops to cement a lasting demarcation. U.S. delegates reportedly engaged with Israeli and Arab representatives as debates began in the General Assembly and Security Council discussions continued.
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Paris
Canada
United Nations
Palestine
GT. McNaughton
Security Council
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
United States
U. S
Gneral Assembly
Belgium
France
Britain
Council
Israel
Egypt
Lebanon
AFL Demands Quick Repeal of Labor Law
The American Federation of Labor opens its 17th convention in Cincinnati with a call to repeal the Taft Hartley act and rebuild the Labor Department under President William Green and Secretary of Labor Maurine Tobin. Leaders warn against a hiatus without a National Labor Relations Board or mediation services if repeal precedes a new law.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
80Th Couaress
Green
AFL
Tru Ws
M48
Truman
AFL Teaders
AFT
APL Council
WOW Log Rolling Convention Planned at Nashville Arkansas
A Southwest Arkansas log rolling convention will be held at the Nashville American Legion hut at 7 pm on November 18. Sponsored by the Woodmen of the World, the event includes four close hillalion conferred by the state champion degree team of Mope. Refreshments will be served by the Nashville WOW Lodges with state and national officers and a local secretary present.
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Southwest Arkansas
Nashville, Ark
American Legion
Woodmen of the World
Mope
Nashville Wow
Soldier Remembered From Tunis War in New York Card
A fragmented wartime reminiscence recalls the Tunis battle six years ago and the deep scars on veterans. Survivors talk of youth lost and duty learned as German forces clashed with Allies in a harsh North African winter. The piece quotes a WWI veteran and reflects on perseverance amid looming postwar uncertainty.
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New York
Venisia
Comnical Forge
Motorn Ayamcan
North African
Tunisia
Wier
Aldon
Joe der Lis
Igsturs
Ugerbone
Ats Kiers
Gasabhaen
Frovet
Tunis
Dewa
George S Duattay
Galtee
Cleweiss
Peanamad
Matton
Ragis
Forrestal Rules Out Cabinet Role for Truman
Berlin, Nov 15 James V Forrestal told reporters he had informed President Truman he could not serve in the cabinet for the full four years of the administration. Forrestal discussed Europe defense as he wrapped up a European tour. He estimated the Berlin airlift costs at about 100 million dollars yearly, calling it a good investment for peace.
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Southerewspaper Publishers Association
SNPA
Georges Schoisky
Coldiey's
Saturany Evening Post
Berlin
U.S
James V. Forrestal
Truman
White House
Forrestal
Templeheimefield Pst
Frankfurt
Baris
Europe
Veterans Bid on Surplus SPG Land Opportunity
The Local Surplus Land Disposal office under Jerome Sipith opens a veterans priority bidding period starting Tuesday November 16 for unpurchased land in the Southwestern Proving Ground area. Vets receive first bid rights on about 6,900 acres remaining from former owners. Bids accepted at the Hope City Mall office through December 1 as 63,000 acres previously seized by the government are prepared for resale.
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Jerome Sipith
Proving Ground Area
Smith
Forever Owners
Hope City
Advisers Leave the President After Election
Key West Florida November 15 UP President Trumans top political advisers left today after a visit described as mostly vacation. Vice President elect Barkley and Democratic leaders planned to drive to Miami then return to Washington midweek. No clear picture of the next Truman administration emerged.
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John L. Gutter
Key West
Fla
Trumin
Athen W .Barkley
J. Howard McGrath
Lesneth. Biffle
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Miami
Washington
Trarman
Florida Naval Base
Mon C. Wallgren
White House
David K. Niles
Matthew 4. Connelly
Charles G. Jo Willgren
Senate
Sony
Red
Povemar
Puine
Interlus
Youth Center Discussed at Lions Meet
At the Lions meeting, Kiwanis and Rotary were urged to support the Youth Center project. Fears were voiced that the task is too large for one group to handle alone. Regent Ay Operon and CHO committees were noted as moving the center’s growth and planning efforts forward.
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Hervey Holt
Layne
Kiwanis * Club
Hervey
Kiwanis
Lions Meet
AL Today
Evude
Lions Cid
Fack Lowe
Fope
Y Lowe
Wang
Ain Trym
Rotary
Lions
Olie
AP Radio Group Elects Its Officials
Fragmented OCR notes list names and places with unclear roles. Key items mention Little Tuck, Leon Bipes, Dorie, Arkiry Y AgRUCHMUML, and Tadie Banton along with locations Hot springs and Paragould. No coherent event details or outcomes are readable.
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AP Radio Group
Little Tuck
Leon Bipes
Dorie
Arktide
Tadie Banton Reel
Arkiry Y Agruchmuml
Bnd
Tures
Bor
Ottef Kesal
Woo Choate
Hot Springs
Anenigque
Saw
Pera
Teen
Devi
Tiweko
Rea
Vanier Bout Sandi
Evlitne
BPW
Orth Wood Weston
Kiel Blohan
Hos
Chiang Appears to Be Losing Nanking Battle
Reports from Nanking area indicate Communist forces pressing south from Suchow and isolating the city perimeter. Government troops struggle to reach Suchow as rail links are cut and reinforcements stall. Amid fighting near Suchow airport and talk of a war cabinet, Chiang Kai-shek’s regime shifts troops and seeks UN action against aid to the Reds.
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Nanking
Suchow
Subtsies
Nank- Hing
Pukow
Gdecessihe Yangtee
Charles Hayes
Salem
Mass
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
Tependers
Tranking
United Nations
Flalatia
Tienguoisne
Lughat
Northwest
Guard City
Tientsin
Tsingtao
China
Putrole
Communist Radio
Associated Press
San Francisco
Lic
New China
Daw
Court Hikes Population of Pine Bluff
A convoluted court case from Jefferson Circuit Court at Pine Bluff concerns population figures for Pine Bluff and surrounding areas. The proceeding involves Westlea and West cain, with references to residents and territorial questions debated by local officials and the public.
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Pine Bluff
Dante
Athitwite Supreme Cowel
Jefferson Circuit
Hapa Walkie
Watt
Casabit
Berson
Westlea Iy Pagsiers
West Cain
Queuille Faces Steady Push to Shape French Coalition
Nov 14 reports Henri Queuille strengthening his interim government amid a two front challenge from Communists and Rightists. In the council of the Republic and parliament, Queuille seeks a middle road coalition, balancing Socialist and Popular Republican support while facing demands for official economic policy and shared sacrifice. The two sides threaten to turn debates into tough battles, with a possible dissolution and new elections looming.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
Charles de Gauntlet
Quenilce
Tie Gaulle
Queuilie
Taureander
MRP
Queuille
Desertion of Red Soldiers Halts Sudden Wave
Berlin reports a sharp stop to Russian desertions to the West, ending a flood that began in 1944. Officials cite possible reasons including new troop movements, compromised compounds, and heightened security by Soviet and allied forces as desertions falter and more Russians stay in place.
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Berlin
Arison
Germany
NKVD
Dr Robins First Baby May Visit After 50 Years
78 year old Dr Robins from Hoempstead’s pioneer 39 Sitios receives his first baby visit in decades. The occasion marks a personal milestone as family members including his wife and son Da travel to celebrate. Local history notes his long career and ties to Byaterville Aris.
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Dr. Robins
Justi
Ozan
Howe
de Robi
Hoempstead
Abe
Byaterville
Aris
Hughes
Three Automobile Wrecks Reported by City Police
City police recorded three automobile wrecks with minor injuries. Names and exact details are garbled in the report but indicate collisions near Woredaleuston and Hagel. Investigations by officers noted vehicle damage and no fatalities.
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