City Directory Drive and National Newspaper Day Observed
Public cooperation urged for 1948 city directory compile at Columbus and surrounding areas. It notes nine years since last edition and calls residents to welcome canvassers, praise newspaper boys on National Newspaper Day, and support the effort to produce a complete directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fater
Hope
Moullin-Kile Company
Columbus
Nun
Lope
Star
John Public
Amy Lown
James Thrasher
U. S
Mier
Liddie
Receiver to Seek Automobiles in Stuttgart
In Stuttgart Arkansas an appointed receiver plans to seize dealer assets as part of the Robert L. Kater case. The effort targets a Jerseyville dealer and a duck-shouting site in Stuttgart amid allegations of misappropriated deposits from nearly a thousand buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Eewardsville
Tih
Robert L. Kaeter
Ladwiardsville Automobile Dedley
Ark
Cnetver
Suttigart
William Co Dunbar Dubham
Thar Sti
Ftneteee
Arthur Po Kramer
Jerseyville
Boyd Pel
Tony
Pudaneli Dubin
Baeble Preanipsort
France plans to seize Paris in hour long revolt
Paris reports detail a government plan to rapidly move 100000 troops and police to strategic points outside Paris and then into the capital within 30 minutes if a revolt erupts, to crush rebels led by extreme left or right. The aim is to secure police HQ Elysee Palace interior ministry and other nerve centers and deter uprisings amid Communist strikes and coal miner walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jules Moch
Versailles
St. Germain
Elyse Palace
Mintry
Interior
War Ministry
Lewis Ready To Unite Labor Front At Convention
John L. Lewis urged a unified labor movement at the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati Ohio saying leaders must join and form a stronger federation. The meeting backed organizing lines and discussed wage targets for coal contracts while reaffirming support for the International Typographical Union in a dispute with operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
O. Gel
John L. Lewis
United Mine Wix
Ulster Iapli
International Typo-sraphical Union
Tim Coal Indus
UMW
Joly JL
Lewis Japes
Lewis
Weble
Oellibers
Tso
United Ming Workers
PC Ounce
CMW
Congressman Breaks Off Wedding After Turbulent Plans
Tulsa reports a fractured wedding saga as Congressman Richard Fielding and Meredith Howard postpone their nuptials amid a flurry of chaotic preparations and public attention. Disruptions include late changes, conflicting timelines, and pressures from involved parties, with friends and associates commenting on the dramatic proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Glas
Tater Kup
Richard Fielding Furless
Arizona
Meredith Howard
Love
Lestrade
van Broxville
Meredith
Lana
Mreed
Awe
Samedi
Satta Jo Howard
Street Mingpector Jana Aedesene Gt EN Takes ELL Heda Opite
A fragmented notice mentions Jana Aedesene Gt EN taking a position at the NOM AARC event. The garbled text also references an ebid gilDeene and a phase Vibe the Ae with unclear details about roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Aedesene
Ebid gilDeene
Pha
Court Upholds Conviction of Communist Chief
Washington reports the U S Court of Appeals upheld Eugene Dennis's contempt of Congress conviction for failing to appear before the House Un American Activities committee. Dennis, real name Francis Waldron, was sentenced to a year in jail and a $100 fine after spurning a purge offer. The court rejected his claim that the committee was invalid and described his arguments as nonsensical and scurrilous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Congress
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
Dennis
House Un-American Activities Committee
Francis Waldron
Lapidus
Jodge Bennett Champ Clark
Un-American Activities Committee
House of Representatives
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
App
Rankin
Appellant
Clark
E. Barrett Prettyman
Aubrey Proctor
Poll Tax Receipts in Arkansas to Hit New Record
Arkansas poll tax receipt sales for 1948 are expected to surpass the previous record of 458,000. With 72 of 75 counties reported, receipts total 443,752, leaving Carroll Miller and Faulkner counties and last year’s regional totals to determine final figures. State Auditor J Oscar Humphrey noted three counties could push total past the record if similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Rock
Carroll
Miller
Faulkner
J. Oscar Humphrey
Rees
Murder Trial Delayed to January Term
The Case of Roy Lee Arnold charged with first degree murder was continued until the January term of Circuit Court as a material witness failed to appear. Judge Bush dismissed the jury until 9 a.m. tomorrow for retrial of the Texarkana labor case, previously moved from Miller county, which ended in a hung jury. The State vs. Conway awarded two-year suspended sentence. The incident stems from a June 11 shooting during which Arnold was wounded and J. W. Butler, 28, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Arnold
Deayco
Bush
Texarkana
Miller County
Conway
Arnold
J. W. Butler
Judge Bush Guest Speaker at Kiwanis Meet
Judge Bush spoke at the Kiwanis Club gathering in Texarkana sharing unusual experiences and anecdotes. Attendees included Sint Johnson Texarkana 2 P Yeung Jr Embrac George Peck Billy Bailey Hope and Bill Shiw Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bush
Kiwanis Meet
Vuage Vexier Buse Ys Texarskana
Repiular Kiwanis Club
Ingurt
Sint Johnson
Texarkana
P. Yeung
Jr Dim Embrac
George Peck
Billy Bailey
Hope
Bill Shiw
Little Rock
Worry less by seeking new concerns and changes
An essay urges readers to stop reliving old anxieties and to adopt fresh worries. It argues contemporary life offers new concerns and that friends judge us by our chosen fears, encouraging proactive, constructive thoughts over repetitive, inherited anxieties.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Boyle
Gil
Charged With Attempting to Kill Reuther
In Detroit on December 12 a former minor union official, Lou Bolton, was held on $75,000 bond on a charge of attempting to kill Walt Reuther, president of the CIO United Auto Workers. Prosecutors said Bolton faced assault with intent to kill with possible life imprisonment if convicted. Reuther was shot April 26 in what authorities described as a motive unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Qet
Curt Aobot
Walter P. Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
Recorders
Christopher E. Hlin
Lou Bolton
Pon
Stein
Ballen
Pfonse
Reuther
James N. McNally
Bolton
Joseph W. Louisell
Wlous
Jude Stein
Ballan
Wayne County
Ford
Batton
Angele
Tomher
Winon
Aittes
McNilly
Houwther
Warrie
New Pastor for Garrett Baptist Church
A new pastor is named for Garrett Baptist Church as the community notes changes in church leadership. Local residents, including church members and nearby congregations, anticipate service changes and opportunities under the new minister.
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Garrett Baptist Church
Vet Representative to Be in Hope Friday Qet 15
A local veteran affairs representative is scheduled to visit Hope this Friday the 15th. The event aims to inform veterans about available services and how to access benefits.
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Hope
Whitfield Lodge to Hold Feed Tonight at 7
Whitfield Lodge plans a community feed this evening at seven. The event invites local residents to share in a meal and fellowship, with proceeds supporting lodge activities and charitable outreach.
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Whitfield Lodge
Russia Again Calls for Arms Reduction Debate at United Nations
Soviet and American diplomats clash over Berlin blockade and arms cuts at the United Nations Security Council. Andrei Vishinsky offers to disclose Russian armed forces if the West backs a one third cut in armaments. Warren reported that Moscow’s cry is wreck and destroy as talks stall. Britain and France seek mediated action, with a possible Western resolution if the next 24 hours yield no Kremlin reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Warren
Auatio
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
West
Marshall
Washington
Trueman
Britain
France
United States
Security Council
United Nations Security Council
U.N. Assembly
Paris
Eeain
U. S
Warren R Tin
Vssembly
Soviet Union
Yo Vigshinsky
Russians Raise Race Issue in United Nations Debates
A Soviet delegate at a United Nations session denounced racial discrimination and urged equal protection for minorities. He linked oppression in South Africa to British colonial histories and criticized Cuba, while noting discrimination against women and minorities in various regions. The remarks spurred calls for global human rights commitments and broader civil rights protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Del
Russia
Utes
Itain
South Africa
Ehamelal
Delegante
Atosxel Payluy
Anate
Ehate
Tehare Davis Soul Committee
Achale
Hoeisi Adenied
Cuba
Gabon
Spuke
Unite Eo Bhutids
Seu Afrien
Expect Reds to Continue Berlin Blockade
Washington reports strong indications that Moscow will press the Berlin blockade through winter. Officials anticipate Western air forces will sustain the effort until spring or a U.N. Security Council decision. They warn the blockade could persist unless Western shipments to the Soviet area are felt or until countermeasures hurt Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Rugia
Berlin
Europe
Moscow
America
Intentio
Pebri
Maren
United Nations Securit Council
Blockadze
Ington
National B&PW Week Observed Here
National Business and Professional Women's Week activities are outlined with a call for all members to vote and participate in civic duties. The program includes a keynote by President Novrog Lewis, committee work, and events at the Barlow Hotel and other venues to promote full citizenship and public service among 1900s era members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Tre Vation
Ty Obsarginns
Wek
Woul
Novrog Lewis
Varias
Vonnk
Wreed
Andy
Cinb
Mien Gan
Gig Thuysda
Dignor Vt
Barlow Hotel
Abe
Cannan
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Slovyansk
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Soviet Russia
Javived
Commissariat of Education
Department of Personnel
Commissariat of For
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Mme
Labor Front
Congressman
Turin
Italy
Neaacme
Alvert Blaschlid
Wwe
Oye East
Silvey
Meriaenl Baptist
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Seedlon
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Rosston Che
By Louis Nevin
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Poeris
Julie Gropinsatt
Pati
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Falinaas
PPG
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Mes
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Euvid
Wien
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Vinstaul
Biosyth Paveteran
Bettes
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