CIO Not to Seek New Party
Portland November 19 The CIO will not form a new party. The United Automobile Workers union abandons the idea of a genuinely progressive party and will operate outside the Democratic and Republican parties while cooperating with President Truman. It aims for political unity with farmers and small business groups and will cooperate with the AFL but not merge. Philip Murray called the CIO independent and not a party tail, noting its recent election role. A spokesman for auto workers said no push for a new party.
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Truman Won Continued From Page One
Analysis of alternative vote shifts shows Truman could have won with different state outcomes. Hypothetical paths consider changing results in Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Illinois California and Ohio to alter electoral votes, with figures illustrating how close the race was and how Wallace votes might have swung totals.
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Daily Bread Continued Pram Page One
The piece discusses a campaign admired by many, noting hard work and deterrence from the president. It portrays Truman as energetic, determined, and surprisingly smart, arguing he remains a strong political figure in the United States.
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Daily Bread
Reds Adopt New Plan to Seal Off Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports a Russian system proposed to seal off western access to the city. The agency says the plan aims to block movement and isolate Berlin, with officials signaling preparations and possible nationwide coordination.
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Hope Ark Daily News pedigree and staff listing excerpt
Fragile 1920s newspaper page shows publisher Palmer and staff roles, address on Walnut Street, editor and manager names, postal notice, and association affiliations. It includes subscription rates, advertising reps, and rudimentary commodity receipts data with fragmented figures and locations.
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Associated Press
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New York Cotton Market Sees Widespread Activity
Fragmented OCR text from 1940s era cotton market notes shows mention of New York cotton prices, midseason trading, and references to futures with various regional cues. It lists contrasts in prices, highs and lows, and mentions commodities like wheat and other staples in a broad market snapshot.
New Work and Market Shifts Highlight Stock Activity
A dense, jumbled stock market recount shows New York exchanges reacting to mixed data. Firms such as Leach in Wyoming and various named entities appear amid scattered references to trades, prices, and market expectations.
Navy Sure of Success in Sub-Arctic Maneuvers
Navy officers express confidence in sub arctic operations, citing naval aircraft air superiority and destroyer endurance. New snorkel submarines and anti submarine measures are tested in Atlantic maneuvers with plans for further exercises next spring amid tough weather, carrier readiness, and crew adjustments.
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International Debates Over Atomic Control Intensify
The assembly debated arms limits with Britain, Russia, and China. the majority plan faced a Russian proposal rejected by French and British ministers. Western powers oppose Soviet moves and US bases while questioning the feasibility of staged control and guaranteed safety.
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Municipal League to discuss legislation meeting
In Little Rock on November 18 the Arkansas Municipal League executive committee will review legislation. Executive Director Glenn G. Zimmerman announced the newly formed committee, appointed by Mayor Earl Ricks, and include city leaders from Hot Springs, Camden, Dora, and Springdale among others.
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Hot Springs
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Camden
John Shackelard
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Manninix
Doc Quren
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Lovet
Springdale
Storm Snow and Wind Sweep Wide Across Plains to California
Storms shut highways and stranded 1000 motorists in Colorado towns while Kansas Nebraska towns went aisl. Dust storms rose across West Texas and California coastlines faced high winds and battered towns. Arkansas and Oklahoma endured subfreezing nights as storms moved east from the plains.
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Pocahontas
Perry Ville
Spaak Belgium Cabinet Resigns in Surprise Move
Premier Paul Henri Spaak and his Catholic Socialist coalition lose key support after Justice Minister Stouve resigns following a debate on clemency for former collaborators. Spaak may refuse to form a new government. Gaston Eyskons could be named leader of a caretaker regime.
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French Troops Move in to Halt Reds
French troops were deployed to Dunkirk to halt communist uprisings and protect key ports amid rising labor agitation. Reports indicate casualties as the operation unfolds with strains on supply lines and international concern.
Chiang seeks U S policy statement amid China battle
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenie reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek urging President Truman to state U S policy to boost morale of Nationalist forces fighting Moscow backed Communists. The appeal aims at swift moral aid with limited discussion of troops, while Peng Hsueh-neh stresses hunger relief and continued American support. Regular Sunday services at Garevou Memorial Baptist Church on November 21 at 2.
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Mrs Truman's Cuba Visit With Party Aboard Yacht
Mrs Truman and her party arrive in Havana on the presidential yacht for a day of sightseeing and shopping with Minister of State Carols Heyin and Mrs Pria Sovarros aboard. They tour sea wall drive, avenue of presidents, and visit shops and an ancient cathedral while hosted by U.S. Ambassador Robert Butler.
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Divorce Charges Dropped After an Agreement
Chicago reports Mrs. Beatrice Borla moved back in with her husband but divorce charges were dismissed after an agreement. The case centered on custody and shared residence as Borla sought to remain in the home while her husband faced ongoing disputes.
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Rephan's Surplus Warehouse Items Put on Sale Here
The entire surplus stock of Rephan's Mot Springs warehouse has been sent to Rephan's Hone steve for a two day sale. Tey nard Khephan is here to assist with it today and Saturday, announced by Oscar Creenberg, manager of the local store. Mr. Rephan ote has confidence in the desire of the people of Hope and Prescott for real values.
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Ex-Russian Teacher to Leave Hospital
New York, Nov. 1 UP A former Russian teacher named Oksana Kasenkina, 53, said she wants to be in America and no place else as she prepares to leave Roosevelt hospital tomorrow, 99 days after leaping from a third story window at the former Russian consulate. Hospital staff describe her as excited about starting a new life in an unspecified quiet location outside New York City. Kasenkina has been at the center of a dramatic dispute involving accusations between Communist and anti-Communist Russians over her alleged kidnapping.
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Lomakin
Real Election Is Still to Come
Washington reports that many voters may be surprised to learn the president is not chosen on November 2. The process continues as 582 electors meet in December, governors forward ballots, secretary of state transmits them to Congress, and on January 6 Congress counts to reveal the nation’s next president.
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Elizabeth and Young Son Are Doing Fine
Elizabeth and her infant son are described as steady and satisfactory. The Duke of Westminster, father of the royal prince, made a brief appearance today following the birth.
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Israel Keeps Negev Desert Forces Amid UN Withdrawal Push
Israel announced it will not order all armed forces out of the Negev despite a UN deadline for withdrawal of troops in the desert. A cabinet statement said only units already moved would leave, while forces in the southern zone, in place since May, would remain to the new security council lines. The government welcomed the council decision to ease the transition from truce to peace via an armistice.
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Queuille Seeks Confidence Vote Amid Miner Strike Fallout
Paris reports Premier Queuille will ask the national assembly for a confidence vote after cabinet approval of a speech directing debate on the strikes. The seven week stoppage cost France about 9,600,000 tons of coal. Interior Minister Moet noted miners nationwide halted work in protest.
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