Truman Averts Depression Talk Amid China Aid Debate
President Truman, amid a Key West vacation retreat, signals effort to avert a downturn while Congress debates China aid. The dispatch cites economic fears, dollar shortages, and Chinese relief needs, noting the administration seeks decisive steps to stabilize goods, not just dollars, as war abroad influences policy.
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Star
Tullman
Key West
Truman
Sim Tayburn
Texas
House
Iralian
Rayburn
Digauter
Aneik
Elfert
Arkansas Population Shifts Toward Urban Areas
Arkansas slowly regaining population after war losses. Frank Cantrell of the Arkansas Economic Council notes the pendulum swung. 1940 census had 3,949,487 people, now about 24,000 below that but roughly 200,000 above the wartime low. Farm workers migrate to cities as rural areas lose residents. by 1940 Montgomery County village Toke Hill, with 4,921 residents, now shows growth.
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Little Rock
Mov
Arkansas
Frank Canteell
Arkansas Economic Council
State Chamber of Commerce
Cantrell
California
Michigan
U. S
Weau
Toke Hille
Mt. Ide
Ontgomery
Arkans
Grade Schools Observe Book Week
Elementary fifth graders at Garland School organized displays and exhibits for National Book Week under Miss Morte Bell fell. Students loaned books, showcased biographies and horse-themed volumes, and praised new holdings from the county library as visitors toured Friday morning.
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Garland School
Sue Moses
Ginny Herndon
Ann Adams
Horse Terrell
Cornelius
Bick
Broacharlus Chambless
Bill Bridge
Joe Polk
Corral
Ide Betts
Richard Bruce
Bill Ders
Joe Po
Dick Broach
OH Grant
Mapilyat Wdiwieds
Ginny Horndan
Mars Benel Johnston
Wound Kennedy
Stuve Altar
Ann Adliatis
Glens
Adolin
Milinton
Waeks Hk
Grval
Gide Seibu
Raul
Howe
Putron Man Buried at Saratoga
An obscure notice mentions Putron Man buried at Saratoga with fragmented details. The readable text references local entities and a burial event, but specific names, dates, and locations are unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Putron
Saratoga
Medical Society Approves U of A Medical Center Plan
The Arkansas Medical Society council approved the University of Arkansas plan to establish a state medical center. President Lewis Webster Jones outlined the university’s views on the proposed project to be built on state hospital grounds, with hopes for federal and private funding support for a comprehensive medical training system.
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University of Arkansas
Council of the Arkansas Medical Society
Dy. Lewis Webster Jones
Br. Jones
Understanding Communist Beliefs in a House Report
A Washington Dispatch notes the House Un American Activities Committee’s publication “10 Things You Should Know About Communism and Religion.” It argues communism opposes religion, seeks control over mind and life, and cannot flourish without religious destruction. The document, in Q&A form, surveys possible U.S. scenarios and Church questions.
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Washington
House
UN Activities Committee
Dominyon Mack
Cwinol
Edus
U.S
Sianday
United States
Copitilindat Pelbeios
Elk Surest
Quaeriies
Russian Spy Bentley Delivers Plea at Church Retreat
Elizabeth Bentley, once a spy, told 1200 at Aquinas Institute in Rochester that patience may bring former Communist associates back to her fold. She discussed a $10,000 slander suit from Willi Remington, claiming she would accept service via his lawyers and noted she had converted to Catholicism earlier in the month.
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Rochester
N. Y
Cath
Yaller
Communist Party
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Willi Remington
Ree Department
Remington
iMiss Bentley
House On American Activities Committees
yMiss Bent
Acto Kanal
Lservice
New York City
Richard Green
Miss Bentley
Aquinas Institute
Trade School for Negroes Opens Dec
A new Trade School for Negroes will open in December at Yerger High School. The first course, a building trades program, will cover carpentry and woodworking plus finishing and interior work. It will run five days a week for 100 weeks full time, with VA subsistence and tuition/books provided for eligible veterans. All veterans from surrounding towns are welcome. An organizing meeting is set for Monday night November 22 at 7 pm at Yerger High School, where information will be released.
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Bextin Operaton
Yorngur Hith
Irtek
Ecobuyet
Mikin
Veterans Administration
James
Yerger High School
Funeral for Cpl. Ames Wednesday
Funeral services are set for Cpl. Wol, Billy Annies, killed in action in July. The ceremony will be held at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home, 2340 par. Wadd frees. Do. Me Caley to oversee arrangements. survivor details include his mother Mrs Jor Nerney of Listas Okina.
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Bay Cpl
Billy Annies
Herndon
Cornelius
Wadd
Caley Sur
Leetonia VW
Jor. Nerney
Drowwell
U Anny
Anjos Af
The Test of Leadership in a Time of Crisis Ends in Decision
A reflective piece argues leadership is tested in crisis hour. It discusses responsibility to act decisively, weighing fears against knowledge, and the need for trusted judgment amid historical pressures. The author cites figures like Dwight Eisenhower and others to frame the demand for resolute guidance.
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New York
Shin
Tine
Rials
Tov
Dorne
Hiss
Gein
Dwight
Anairieoniv
Shiva Hecht
Jeti
Marshall Home to Give Report to President
Washington November 22 Secretary of State Marshall arrived from abroad for a foreign policy review with President Truman. The two planned formal talks later, after meetings with Defense Secretary Forrestal and Ambassador W. Averell Harriman. Marshall commented on United Nations progress and said he did not know if he would attend the Paris meeting. the President escorted him through the rain and reporters noted the scene.
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Washington
Rtp
Marshall
Ris
Truman
Ai Truman
Ensuvy Snyder
Defense Forrestal
W. Averell Warriman
European Cooperation Administration
Manu
United Nations
Paris
U.N
Foward
Charles EM. Baton
State Department
Jin
Tvo
Blonde Admits Poisoning Husband in Atlanta Case
Pia Miami reports Blond admitted poisoning her husband with strychnine in Coca Cola two weeks earlier in an Atlanta tourist camp. She claimed not sure of exact day but knew it was two days before the body was found. Police said the husband had robbed Dayton Boneh and other crimes recently. She was held for questioning as investigators pursued details.
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Miami
Pia
Ian
Athinta
Pessy Stevens Manners
J. J. Holland
Atlanta
Manners
Dayton Boneh
Lla
Atkinia Poly
Aviatrix vows to press on with round the world flight
Aviatrix Richard Morrow-Tait vowed to continue her round the world journey even after a crash landing on the Alaska highway southeast of Makhan. The wreck damaged the plane badly with a damaged propeller and wing tips. She and her companion Michael Townsend were unharmed and taken to Tanacross, Alaska, while insurance lapsed and funds ran low.
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Amalsika
Richard Morrow-Tait
Alean Highyway
Makhan
Anchorage
Northway
Auska
Perpmxdd
Naileg Samneth
Tok
Michael Townsend
Alaska
Tpanacross
Morrow-Tait
Janet
Suchow Acain Threatened by Communists
Suchow and Nanking amid rising turmoil as national forces clash with Reds. Government armored cars drive on Red positions near Nianchuang and Suchow while martial law is declared in Peiping area. Fighting reported south of Suchow around Pengpu with Reds blamed for violence near Shanghai transport routes and penalties.
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Nanking
Suchow
Howay- Tor
Uriapa
Neinchuang
Nianchuang
Fatiag
Suche
Subhsien
Midway Oetween
Pengpu
Weklig
Hay
Asten
Penn Shanghai
Rutter
Allemant
Ma Sls
Tsing Tay
Reds Winning Control in West Pacific
Admiral Charly Comes expresses in an exclusive interview that U S forces are shifting focus to the Western Pacific theater. He discusses aims in Asia, the Manchuria and North China sphere, and the broader goal of countering communism while avoiding a European commitment. He stresses not revealing exact objectives and notes the long-term plan to project U S influence.
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Frank H. Gartholomew
Charly
Try
Ferry
Mander
UW 8
Pacife
Deveel
East Asia
United States
Mancehuria
Novea
North China
FE Suevia
Byrini
Milliny
China
Unclear historical text about political figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Argentine, Satish, and political discussion with references to states, crisis, and housing, but content is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent facts suitable for a full summary.
Resident Succumbs in Arizona Cage Tragedy
An Arizona incident ends with the death of a resident at a facility marked by a cage-like setting. The exact circumstances remain unclear in the fragmentary report, but authorities are reviewing the case for possible negligence or public safety concerns. Local officials urged calm as investigators gather details.
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