Dewey Attacks Handling of Foreign Policy
Republican nominee Dewey blasts the Truman administration for mishandling foreign affairs in a Louisville speech. He accuses the White House of clumsiness and failure to consult Republicans, praises bipartisan cooperation at the United Nations, and singles out policy shifts toward China and Berlin as evidence of weak leadership.
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Thomas Fh. Dowere
Loris
Itv
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Nove Me
Des
Louisville
Dewey
Presen
New York
San
Berlin
USNL
China
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Harald E. Stassen
Minnesota
San Francisco
Communist-Led Strikes Threaten Western Europe Plan
Foreign Affairs analyst DeWitt MacKenzie warns that communist led strikes in France threaten the Marshall Plan and European recovery. He cites Cominform organized agitation, coal and railway disruptions, linking them to a broader effort to undermine Western defense and unity with France central to the alliance. Dewey and Cooper campaigns move through Kentucky, Illinois, and Oklahoma as partisan battles unfold.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Ulyssean Marshall
Pon
Steikes
Henri Queuille
Jules Moch
Cominform
Comintern
General Staff
Moscow
Atl
Recovry Oprae
Bram
France
Britain
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Comimuunist
Italy
Booth
Berlin
United Nations Security Council
Rusia
Foventic Finister Council
Europe
Committees to Meet With Council in Little Rock Oct 12
Arkansas legislative council convenes Friday to organize committees including roads and highways and revenue. McMath administers a plan for bonds totaling 7.8 million dollars in 1949 and 670 thousand in 1950 51 52 to finance an eighty thousand dollar four year road program, with tax changes unlikely absent approval.
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Tittle Rock
Orl Estimale SiddleMath
Arkansas Legislative Council
Campbell
Ious Commistaes 5
Den
Leachville
Mel Math
Learden
Ben Laney
McMath
General Assembly
Sun. Lee Bear
Prescott area church groups and social notes October 14
Prescott News outlines a busy midweek schedule with the Prescott Musical Coteria meeting at Mrs. Wilbur Hall's home, observed by multiple church activities at First Baptist First Presbyterian and other houses of worship. It also lists bridge club plans, open house events, PTA meetings and community greetings, plus numerous personal visits and local society references spanning several families and residents.
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Prescott
Pam
Wilbur Hall
Dudley Gordon
Parole Hearing Details For Convict Released
Parole director in a pickup order process outlines terms for a convict as a parole board reviews release conditions. The article notes the prisoner’s behavior and possible reassessment during the parole term with a focus on custody and possible future actions.
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Stele
Bo Ball
Anvil
Owassen
Uwwueyeur
Terns
Veronica Lake Bad Blood Suit Alleges Family Strain
Hollywood stars Veronica Lake and director Andre De Toth face a civil suit from Lake’s mother Constance Veronica Keane claiming support shortfalls. Keane seeks $500 monthly and $17,418 lump sum plus alleges neglect amid Lake earning about $4,000 weekly. The suit accuses De Toth of aiding Lake to evade responsibility. Lake denies knowledge of the matter.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Uty
Veronica Lake
Veronica
Andre de Toth
Miss Lake
ifShe
Constance Veronica Keane
Keane
Thayer
Tiis
Tve
de Toth
Tes ranch tale echoes in personal finance disclosure
A blue-eyed star admits to shortfalls in meeting contract terms and lingering financial strain. She explains halting her allowance to support her grandmother, mother-in-law, two children, a nurse, and servants, while noting another baby is in a critical moment.
Arkansas Rice Crop May Set a New Record
In Little Rock on October 12, agricultural statistician Miles McDeck predicted 1948 rice production would reach 18,277,000 bushels, the top forecast by the Crop Reporting Service. This exceeds last month’s projection by 746,800 bushels, surpassing the 1947 total of 16,330,000 bushels recorded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Miles McDeck
Crop Reporting Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Scripps-Howard News Alliance
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Kentucky
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Lexington
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Simmons
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Mikes
General Mills
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Hawaii
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Urlou
Dimisty
Hamm Tire & Appliance CO
Prescott News
First Baptist Church
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First Christian Church
Wagner
Methodist Church
R. Ward
Clara B. Stone
Allen Gee, Jr
Alien Gee Sr
Frances Terry
Conway
Luella Stone
Selective Service Board No. 50
Jewel White
Bryan Moody
Dale Ledbetter
Nevada County
Gene Hale
Edward Bryson
Edith Massey
House of Life
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Hines
Hays
Ross
Hart
Thomas
Logan
WCTU
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Mrs. Luck Slifer
Terre Haute, Ind
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Charles Mann
Oflorado
J. E. Ward
Bob Reynolds
Bobbie
Dorris Dickinson
Ediday
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Myg. Sim Dickinson
Dotty Yancey
Arkansas State Teachers
Corway
Jim Yaaray
John A. Davis
Waldo
Imena Gee
Monroe
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A. L. Chadiex
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Sat Franks
Ray Dule
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Arkadalphia
May Hubbard
Reid
Heldarsuty College
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Mary Haynie
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Littig House
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Épson Collene
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