United States of Europe Not a New Idea
A historical overview of European unity ideas from 1930 to 1948. It outlines early proposals, wartime shifts, and postwar groupings that pushed toward a federation or United States of Europe, culminating in the Council of Europe formed by Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg with divergent views.
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United States of Europe
Washington
Europe
Kaleey
Council of Eurdp
France
Winston Churchill
Britain
United Europe
Independent League of European Federalists
Union of European Federalists
European Parliamentary Union
Count Richard Coydenhove Kalergiamine Sutopeony
U. S. Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
United Nations
International
Western Europe
International Committee For Coordination
European Assembly
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
European Unity
Council of Europe
Council
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Ireland
Iceland
Greece
Turkey
Sarre
German Republic
Camden and Blytheville Face Playoff Opener
Five district champions enter Arkansas high school football playoffs with Camden drawn to meet Blytheville in Class AA first round. Other results include Clarksville and Sheridan securing Class A titles, Osceola and Atkins clinching Class B crowns, and Big Six teams posting strong showings as race for state titles tightens.
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Arkansas
Xetics
van Buren Va Conway
Blytheville
Camden
Clase
Siloam Springs
Clarkaville Sheridan
DeQueen McCrory
Sheridan
Lonoke
Osceola
Earle
Atkins
Dardanelle
Stamps
Forman
Horatio
North Little Rock
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Subiaco
Fort Smith
Springfield
el Dorado
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Forrest City
Little Rock
Norman
Okla
Wynne
McCreary
Tulsa
Daniel Webster
Fayetteville
Baseball Hall of Fame Like Voted Honorees In Baseball
Sports Mirror recalls past baseball milestones from AP notes. A year ago Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers was named most valuable player in the National League. Other entries mark contract signings and notable events from five to fifteen years ago, including Spud Chandler and Joe DiMaggio with the Yankees and Jimmy Wilson with the Cubs, plus the injury of Sam Langford.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Baseball Writers
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe PiMeggia
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Jimmy Wison
Chicago Cubs
Sam Langford
Reddies May Win State Title Today
Hendersons Reddies, favored in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football, could clinch the title this afternoon with two wins or a win and a tie in their remaining games. They face Arkansas State at Jonesboro as Little RockTech’s win last night keeps the Trojan hopes alive only if Henderson loses.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
Henderson
Reddies
Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Little Rock Junior College
Arkansas State
Jonesboro
Sunehite
Wék
Trojans
Tech
Boys of
Jack Simpson
David Anderson
AIC
Arkansas A & M
College of the Ozarks
Herman West
Fritz Ehrens
Ozarky
Oklahoma
Jim Devazier
W D Grizzle
Oklahoma State
Tahlequah
Okla
Ray Hefley
Joe White
Shelby Helmbeck
Egypt Reconsiders British Treaty amid Suez Demands
In a throne speech King Farouk signals potential cancellation of the 1936 treaty with Britain, urging immediate withdrawal from the Suez canal zone and unification of Sudan under his rule. Western observers debate whether the move is genuine or a diplomatic sop amid decades of British occupation.
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Calro
Egypt
Britain
Tegal
Farouk
Suez Canal
Sudan
Canal Zone
Gepech
Ks Hue
Forest Fires Cost Nation Billions Each Year
Forest fires in the United States burn an area nearly the size of Indiana annually. Sawtimber lost would be worth 700 million dollars, with lumber wages of 40 million. Fifty to ninety percent of fires are man caused, prompting a grassroots Keep America Green drive to prevent losses and protect resources.
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United States
American Forest Products Industries
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Keep Green
Prescott News Open House at New Junior High
Prescott news notes an open house set for Monday November 20 from seven to nine pm at the New Junior High School. Local families urged to attend as the community joins in school activities. Also reports on Mitchell and McDougald attending a Harding College meeting and various family visits and travel.
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Jr. High School
E. E. Mitchell
L. Reese McDougald
Harding College
Searcy
Mr. Mitchell
Church of Christ of
Prescott
Sports Roundup From Inside: Baylor's Sauer Leads Coach Talk
Texas coaching speculation dominates the round up as Baylor's George Sauer emerges as a top candidate. Rumors placing Sauer with Bible’s influence, and potential successors like Bob Woodruff Ed Price and Eck Curtis swirl ahead of January coaches' convention in Dallas. Miscellaneous notes cover Bobby Riggs, Dick Bunting, and Syracuse coach Marc Guley along with Ivy and other college sports tidbits.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Texas
Baylor
George Sauer
Sauer
Dana X. Bible
Nesbraska
Bible
Blair Cherry
H. 1
Bob Woodruff
Florida
Ed Price
Eck Curtis
Dallas
Fordhurn
Rams
Top Radio Programs New York Listings Nov 1
Radio schedule highlights for New York across networks ABC CBS NBC and MBS. Notable shifts include Dangerous Assignment and The Man Called X at new times, with major shows like Grand Ole Opry and Chicago Theater Operetta airing evenings. Weekday lineup lists multiple times for music, variety, and drama programs and notes upcoming Monday expectations with Welcome Travelers and Bob Poole hour among others.
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New York
Dennis Day
Iody Canova
CBS
Gene Autry
ABC
Buzz Adlam
MBS
Hawaii
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Counter Spy
Phil
Alice
Hedda Hopper
Theater Guild
Dr. Tekyl
Mr. Hyde
NBC Theater
N. Y. Philharmonic
Jack Benny
Edgar Bergen
Red Skelton
Heidt
Ma’ Perkins
Nora Drake
Hannibal Cobb
Lanny Ross
Bob Poole
CBS Loses First Round in Color Telecast Fight
CBS loses a federal court bid to begin commercial CBS color telecasts after a three judge panel issues a temporary restraining order. RCA and others argued against CBS color systems, a ruling likely to delay demonstrations and prompt appeals to the Supreme Court while CBS and RCA assess next steps.
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Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
FCC
United States Supreme Court
New York
Frank Stanton
David Satnoff
RCA Board
United States
Attorney Marks 100th Birthday With Case Tied
Havshsburg Nouv reports attorney J. R. Mardis, aged 100, plans to celebrate by tying a case in Chancery court. Mardis, longtime Harrisburg practitioner, will be honored Saturday during a Northwest Arkansas revelation event in the city.
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Havshsburg
Nouv
Atheney J
Bobcats Triumph Over Smackovers For Third Place
Hope Bobcats defeat Smackovers 32 to 6 in a district game at Smackover to seize third place and end a three year drought against the Bucks. Wayne England scored twice including a 73 yard run, Reeder Huddieston added two extra points and a third quarter TD, Gordon Beagley intercepted for a return TD, with Bobby Johnson contributing on offense and defense as Hope built a 19 6 lead after intermission.
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Hope Bobcats
Hope
Chamips
Bobcats
Wayne England
Cats
Henry Lile
England
Reeder Huddinston
Hope 10
Bobby Johnson
The
Bucks
Johnson
Reeder Huddieston
Gordon Beagley
Bobcat
GOP to Place Truman Critic on Committee
Washington reports growing Republican sentiment to assign a persistent critic of Truman administration policy to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Knowland of California is described as determined to block Morse of Oregon, who often aligns with the administration, from the post. Morse, returning from reelection, heads into a likely clash over the assignment as the Senate majority shifts after elections.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Knowland
R Calif
Morse
Rt Ore
Foreign Relations
GOP
Senate Republican Committee On Committees
Senator Butler
Rneb
Far East
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