Iron Curtain Raised for Balkan Jews
Prague dispatch reports eastern European satellites easing Jewish emigration to Palestine. By year end over 50 thousand may depart from Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Romania facing red tape for non Jews. Welfare officials say passports issued freely to Jews with most belongings allowed and aid offered for travel though some countries restrict ages. Yugoslavia permits some to take money and personal items, but only professionals and technicians may leave.
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Holy Land
al Loaat i
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Romania
Europe
Jewish Welfare
Iegation
Zechoslovakia
Uri Takchwit
Sai
Agaea
Israel
Palestine
Belgrade
Sone
Becate
Paul Howard on Grand Ole Opry November appearance
Paul Howard has seven years on the Grand Ole Opry. He writes most of his songs including “With Tears in City” and “Overas 1.” Arkansas Cotton Pickers, with Regella Dean as the sole female singer, perform and are invited to attend Monday night’s program in Hope City.
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Paul Howard
Grand Ole Opry
Paul
Spain Russia Pact to Be Published in 3 Volumes
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France plan to publish details from Turgelt's secret negotiations with East Germany. Three volumes will reveal the Hitler Stalin pact to divide Poland and Soviet ties to Germany and Franco’s prewar links with Hitler.
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Washington
Cvr
United States
Tritain
France
Turgelt
East Germany
Poland
Hitler
First Army
Wurren
Russia
Germany
Moscow
State Department
Local church meetings and social events fill week
A long week of church activities is described with bulletins from First Baptist and Tiptiest churches. Meetings, prayers, and study sessions are noted, along with social hours hosted by hostesses. At the end, families and guests plan Thanksgiving visits and travels to Arkansas communities and colleges.
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Marek
Wil
Bhi
Tanssore
Walser White, Jr
John MM
Ithman
Tompkins
W Britt Bay
Madam Chiang Seeks US Aid and War Updates
Madam Chiang continues to court American audiences for aid to China. She had previously urged support against Communists, while Nationalist forces report heavy air attacks near Suhsien and Chen Yi columns advancing toward Linpi. The central news agency retracted claims of recapturing Suhsien as nationalist forces push from the suburbs toward the Suchow–Nienchuang railway.
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Toin
Mmic
Chiang
United States
China
Japan
America
Suhsien Battlefront
Suchow
Liu Po-chen
Chen Yi
Nienchuang
Linpi
Central News Agnecy
Suhsien
Two Children Die in Bus and Truck Wreck
Paragould Arkansas reports a collision on a narrow bridge between a loaded school bus and a lumber truck. Two children Betty Lou Counter and Jimmy Schunk, both 12, died. Four other children were injured, including Lou Ann Kingston and Bobby Schunk. The lumber truck driver O. J. Barker and bus driver Leon Hatcher survived, as the crash occurred while transporting about 30 pupils from Marmaduke to Halliday.
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Paragould
Here
Betty Lou Counter
Finis Counter
Halliday
Ark
Jimmy Schunk
Thomas Schunk
Lou Ann Kingston
Bobby Schunk
Arkansas State
Joe .Cusner
O. J. Barker
Rector
Leon Hatcher
Cosner
Marmaduke
Scouts Prep for Bay Area Council Gathering in Texarkana
Dr Elbert K Fretwell chief scout of Bay Scouts of America will address the annul meet at Central Christian Church Texarkana on December 1 at 7 18 PM The event anticipates broad regional participation with Clyde Coffen as toastmaster and Clifford Franks directing district involvement. A second item notes a fatal crash and injury case with Parker charged with involuntary manslaughter and preliminary hearing slated today.
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Caddo Area Council
Bay Scouts of America
Central Christian Church
Texarkana
Elbert K. Fretwell
Bay Scans of America
Fretwell
Educational Teachers College
Columbia University
Hempstead
Clifford Franks
Clyde Coffen
Hope
Cosner
Dixon Memorial Hospital
Langston
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Parker
Unusual Thanksgiving Tales From Across The Nation
Thanksgiving brought mixed fortunes. In California a dietitian advised shelling chestnuts. New Jersey jails went turkeyless or served meat loaf due to theft and cost. In New York 2000 Bowery outcasts enjoyed a free turkey dinner, while two individuals faced tragedy at opposite ends of the country. Armies in Berlin and ships in Naples shared turkey and support for evacuees. in Bethlehem a deer donation aided hospital patients amid a pricey holiday.
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New York
Los Angeles
Georgia Street Receiving Hospital
New Jersey
Camden
Ale Hom
Elizabeth
Union County
Bowery
Saramey
Gladys Layton
Frances C. Rarer
Long Beach
Calif
Joseph Keller
Helen
Abe
Atlantic
Armartican
Berlin
Naples
Italy
U. S. S Army
Trieste
Stanley J.miller
Bethelehem
Miller
Genson
Stamburg Hospital
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