American sergeant breaks Berlin blockade in bold drive
From McCook Nebraska, Ralph Felling, a 25 year combat veteran, drove his automobile from Frankfurt to Berlin amid the Soviet blockade. He described negotiating with Russian guards, showing credentials, and observing blood stained scenes and vodka and German cognac inside the barrier zone before being waved toward Berlin. He had previously been turned back three times at Soviet checkpoints.
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Russians Push War Vet Through NKVD Inquiry
A survivor recalls days of NKVD interrogations over a wartime application for foreign wardrobe purchases. He faces questionnaires, a central committee inspection, and Soviet officials led by Alexandrov and Stalin’s aide. Repeated exams probe his sisters and loyalties as winter nears.
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Railroads Seek Higher Freight Rates Now
Washington October news reports railroads asking the Interstate Commerce Commission for an eight to thirteen percent freight rate increase. The industry cites a need to offset wage hikes and payroll taxes, with estimates that the changes could raise annual costs by about 1.05 million dollars.
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Russia and the Western Powers in the UN Debate
A British spokesman said Western powers expect Russia to shift policy as tensions over arms limits and the Soviet Union’s world role remain. Vishinsky, defending Soviet positions, argued for coexistence of ideologies and urged mutual understanding while criticizing Western labels of provocation and hypocrisy in disarmament talks.
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Market summary from National Stockyards livestock report
Livestock prices vary with Hogs steady to mostly 25 lower. Best 190-260 lbs traded around 26.49. Cattle and calves show steady to higher tendencies with good steers around 32.00 and common cattle 17.00-19.00. Sheep and fat lambs opening sales mostly steady with lambs around 24.00-25.00. poultry and produce unsettled with slight price shifts in ducks and wholesale market unchanged.
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Hope Star 1929 Fire Safety Message Caption
The Hope Star notes and accepts newspaper affiliations and mailing details with an item warning that many fires are preventable. It cites a statistic that a large share of fires are caused by small hazards, urging readers to act to reduce risk.
Camden man dies in prison after parole board ruling
An 81 year old Camden resident died in prison after a state parole review, with reports indicating the death followed a death sentence upheld by the state Supreme Court. The case centers on a 2 year sentence allegedly reduced in a separate Camden County matter involving McClurkan.
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Court rules Forever Amber not obscene in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds that Kathleen Windsor's Forever Amber does not violate state obscenity laws. Justice Donahue, noting the book’s literary value, dissents from any stricter reading and points to literary merit over sensationalism.
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SSS Tonic Offers Relief For Stomach Ailments
A vintage ad claims SSS Tonic relieves acid indigestion and stomach discomfort. It promises improved digestion by toning the stomach and boosting digestive juice production, asserts extensive testing, and urges readers to buy at drug stores for lasting comfort.
Arkansas fugitive held by officers in Philadelphia
Arkansas inmate Tesah, sought by Arkansas authorities, was jailed in Philadelphia on a $25,000 bond after police traced a return to authorities. Detectives cited a recovered item and a magistrate added bail while charges included transport of probable contraband into Pennsylvania.
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Body of minister's wife found in Arkangas River
The body of Eimama Leet, 24, wife of Rev. A. T. Birkhard of Mebelvale near Little Hook, was recovered from the Arkangas River by grappling hooks near where witnesses saw a woman swimming yesterday. Next of kin identified the body at Grittin-Legnett funeral home.
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Survivals Flooding East Arkansas Headaches
Revenue Commissioner Otho Cook says fairs and "Uy-byenyaht shows" flood East Arkansas, burdening the revenue department. Small businesses move large numbers of people and loose money, as county inspectors rush to collect sales and amusement taxes. Permits are required to rout the sales tax division of the revenue department.
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Ickes Back Truman Bid as 1946 Political Shakeup Mentioned
Former secretary of the interior Harold Ickes, at his Olney home, endorses Truman amid a fluid party scene. He notes conservation as a key issue while criticizing rival candidates from Wallace to Thom as, calling the Progressive and Socialist stances unlikely. The remark follows years in Democratic ranks and hints at a broader party realignment.
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Tax evasion worries prompt daily collection policy
Cook notes many small entities plead to evade tax payments. While they are expected to report on payday, the company says its policy is to collect every day.
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