Truman Plans Rights Program Endorsement
Washington November reports say President Truman intends to proceed with a civil rights program despite opposition. A White House official described the plan as firm and outlined anticipated steps, while reporters noted the administration sought a satisfactory tone in discussions and clarified no single individual would be singled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noy
Nessa Owaayigaten
Vermian
Expresso
Truman
White
Robbery spree prompts Salt Lake City police probe
Salt Lake City police said they are investigating a series of robberies across Nevada and Utah. Detectives, led by W. Jhem, arrested several suspects on a daylong chase involving hitchhikers and a stolen car. A Burglar, 19, and two of his accomplices reportedly fled after tying up a motel clerk, while a crash left suspects scattered near Scli Lake City. A hotel guest, William Moore, described a car pursuit ending with a vehicle abandoned and a suspect captured. The investigation continues as officers piece together the pattern of crimes across multiple states.
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Salt Lake City
Nevada
Oden
W. T. Jhem
Kansas City
Jeanne Randall
Little Rock
Ark
Lingle Bos
Paris
Bly
Lake City
Daley
Threy
Bin
Burpoint
McGregor
Buick unveils 1945 Super convertible redesign
Buick introduces a graceful 1945 Super convertible with a full redesign from bumper to bumper. It features long fenders, a curved windshield, a one piece wraparound bumper, and improved engine cooling vents. Overall length is reduced about three inches for better handling and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUICK
Two Condemned Japs Seek Court to Spare Lives
Washington dispatch reports two wartime Japanese leaders, General Kenji Doihara and Kōsai Hirata, condemned to hang, filed petitions with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking stays and reviews of their sentences. Attorneys argued illegality of trials by the international tribunal and urged hearings before the high court.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Kenji Dohihara
Kwagen
Lawrence of
Alttanevs
Suneneas
Wiltz Loan, Jr
New York City
David F. Smith
Supreme Court
Magazine Ad Sparks Arkansas Justice of the Peace Action
In Magazine Arkansas John Park Cravens justice of the peace found a St. Louis distillery ad offering four quarts of seven year old eye whisky for 3.30 and placed an order. Officials informed Mayor Kaufman that the two publications carrying the ad had ceased business, as Cravens sent his complaint folded in his return.
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St. Louis
John Park Cravens
Ark
Kaufman
Cravengs
Trent
Cravens
Local church and library notices amid community schedule
A fragmented page lists various December events and meetings. The Weene Bridge Chu group, Methodist choir practice, and a poetry hour are planned at homes and churches. Prescott Public Library highlights a children's and adults’ book collection drive with donations welcomed.
Hope Star publication details and AP membership notice
Hope Star provides publication data for Hope Arkansas with staff names and offices. It notes daily weekday printing, second class mail entry, and billing terms, plus Associated Press membership granting exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul A. Janes
George W. Hesmer
Jes
M. Savis
Hope
Arkansas
Meune
Hemp Vtec
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising Sekansas Dailies
Ince
Memphis
Tenn
Storich
Chicago
Porth
Michigan Avert
New
Ork City
Muadisex Ave
Derroi, Mich
W. Grane Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terramal Ride
Olwans
Associated Press
All &P
Wowbay Hero of Stock Show Net Stirs Crowd
A chaotic stock show scene unfolds as Wowbay is hailed amid cheers and disruption. Contestants and attendees react to a dramatic moment including jeers and applause, with some recalling a tense crowd and surrounding tensions at the arena.
McMath Committee Pushes Revision of Election Laws
The McMath Committee chaired by Gov Sid McMath discusses a preliminary plan to overhaul Arkansas election laws. Aimed at simplifying procedures and updating the code, the panel plans to present a draft next month for the 1949 legislature, seeking clearer rules for election officials and voting methods.
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Arkiansas
Gov Lolpet
Sid McMath Anjaiready
Ian
Hathim Schoenfeld
Hot Springs
Ark
Industry outlooks and price trends amid postwar shift
Government surveys show rising peacetime production in October nearly doubling prewar levels with durable goods above the prewar basis while prices fall for certain urn products since January. Analysts caution declines must not spiral into general price deflation risking unemployment, noting boosts from steel and automobile sectors amid mixed seasonal sales and market signals.
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Fieral Reserve Board
Mn Recorut
Gutomobile Indust
Eastern Association of College and University Business Office
Returning Publications to Former Owners May Create Grave Problem in Germany
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst warns Allied authorities face a grave issue in Western Germany as denazification courts may restore ownership of newspapers to regime era owners. Licensed licensees may surrender plants or revert to old editors, risking a Nazi influence in postwar press.
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Germany
Wewlt
Mackenzin AP
Newspa
Tiller
Willer
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Fuehrer
Lester
Cotton Oil Fire Destroys Building in Pine Bluff
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a building at the Flanins cotton oil mill in Pine Bluff last night. About 7,700 bales of oil finters material used in mattress and cushion manufacture were lost. No damage estimate was provided.
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Pine Biull
Flanlins
Argentina offers new plan to settle Berlin blockade
Argentine Foreign Minister Bramuglia said he had sent a fresh six power proposal to the Security Council aimed at easing the Berlin crisis. It calls for a expert commission to study currency, a phased blockade lift with the Soviet mark, and a joint explanatory communique by the Six to push a compromise before Bramuglia's council presidency ends.
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Paris
Fimn A. Tramuglia
Berlin
Tramuglia
Security Council
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Branugia
Bramagna
Bramuglia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
Britain
France
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Tiewt
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T Bradmore
Prescott Public Library
State Sites
Tibet
Mary
Adams
Mery
Lee Ee
HUG
Aid
Goa
Ehildeen
Janesboru
Calis
Go Pitt
Pene
FF Trrenshin
Gbintar
Wits
Dave Ay Pasha
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Stam Pullishing Co
C. & Palmer
Alea. MH. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Iris
Daniel Amned
Marshall
Redio
Trivzon Pal
Lig
Father Vaal
Enekou
Amer
Frances
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Kons
Catile
Leon
Penney
Penney's
U.S. Pat
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