Dock Workers Tie Up Port of New York
Chaos at the Port of New York as dock workers walk out disrupting operations across Manhattan and surrounding piers. Reports say strike actions paralyzed Kewdig Rhy waterfront with barges idle and ships unable to dock. A federal mediation team prepared to review the dispute amid growing tensions and potential longshoreman action.
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Port of
New York
Gel
Wien
Nigitals
Petles Headmanteys
Manhattan
Bronkdyt i
Staten Island
AEG TT Binowan
Kewdig Rhy
Fiat
Paler Bay
Putin
Asin
Nain
Maine
Virginia
Levi
Vielen
Poten Wan Cent
Brookklyn Watertend
Koper
Batya
Mandy
Holland Anieggen Blien Nine
Wonger
Ryndam
Doeket
Wy Pan
Bongora
Hi Tonge
Aharonut
Recaula
Didi
Hettyan
Litornatial Langeshoremens Awtociation
Aibrvitterd
Defense jobs forecast amid wartime labor shifts
The report outlines plans to boost defense employment by significant figures, citing millions of workers added to the defense sector and related production boosts. Officials suggest a substantial increase in personnel and output, pointing to broader mobilization as pivotal to the war effort.
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Ufi RY Spore
Rennet
Royal Pair Sat for Another Round in Victoria Visit
A royal pair attended a schedule event in Victoria with a welcome reception hosted by local officials. The party, including Prince and Princess, traveled from Vancouver and were greeted by officials and guests.
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Victoria
Princeas Mhiarhent
Phitiga
Eye Eangle
Fran Vane Homer Venterdien
Cramer
Vorl
Etty Tubb
Doolgarth
Arid
Prin
Royal Party
Pelpesa
Rts
Dentraggia
Deateaa
Fae
Vancouver
Businessmen to Tour South Arkansas
A group of prominent businessmen will tour South Arkansas, visiting multiple cities and meeting local leaders. Key participants include Middle South Capital pivot Dixon and Mile Konth president, with plans to assess regional industries, utilities, and infrastructure. The itinerary spans several days with stops at Lake Catherine, Cielo, and other communities, highlighting energy, construction, and public works projects.
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Firemusdtly
OWL
Morty Wasterwerk Harkers
Veneto
MD Atatinin
Middle South Capitaen
Hy Dixon
Mile Konth
Uae
Tha
Mba Seth
Walia
Dorie
Magnotia
Cielo
Acguedplia
Fyta
Tenon Mal
Step
GaeiGios
Reynolds Cand Algminna Corporation
Ameriod
Hote Dansdte
Alfier Uaneh
Tuttle Reek
Mississippi
Hyia
Daelan
Futton Mose
Arkin Power Ait Lalitoni
aHula
Ten Arm
South
The Desperate Charge of Custer's Last Stand
In a chaotic battle near the river ridge Sioux cloaked the field as Troop messengers and cavalry clash. Captain Keogh bleeds while Sergeant Lutter shields Keogh and panics subside amidst withering fire, as Myles and Benteen race toward the fight and Crazy Horse leads the Sioux assault.
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Broux
Yelleyn
Nolan
Narseyond
Liltia Bly Horn
Custer
Gray Horse
Alopes
Strelf
Indiana
Taronka Witke
Horace
Sam
Hosses
Hele
Keogh
Elaybank
Toran
Ninbody
Funner
Fleno
Mme
Benteen
Mylo
Captain Yates
Serepeant Butler
Corporala
Tate
Gall
Crazy Horse
Yates
Congress Faces Huge Return Workload and Costs
Washington reports the new Congress faces a busy start with major housing and national defense issues, plus debates on paying vast wartime debts. Tax and spending figures loom as leaders push proposals and record-high appropriations.
Roosevelt and Roosevelts in the Rogers estate tale
A controversial 1951 column recounts alleged 1940s schemes surrounding Franklin D. Roosevelt, Hall Roosevelt, and the Rogers estate. It accuses attempts to influence policy and property deals, including a plan to leverage a Negro colony, with mentions of alleged letters and inquiries about Roosevelt’s actions and motives. The piece preserves the sensational tone and names linked to the conspiracy narrative.
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Seattle
Hrivad
Miro Hashab
Hhaskab
Smith
Roosevelt
Tie Vibe
Phatsone
Aine
Hooseviedt
Manuel
Roosevelt Ave
Rogers Place Corthy
Hall Roosevelt
Wyatt
Pain
Alasha Login
Rod Sevel
Coratay
White House
Mir. Joris
Adiis
Cork
Anieh
Ashe
Johi
Formosa Quake Kills 2 Persons in Mindful Chaos
A strong Formosa earthquake killed two people and injured seven, centered near the Nanhu mountains about 34 miles south of Taipeh. The tremors caused panic in Taipeh and Haolian with damaged buildings and rattled doors and windows as residents fled into streets and sidewalks.
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Taipei
Formosa
Xevern
Painan
Soale West
Weather Bureau
Haalien
Nanhu Mountains
Taipeh
Newsmen Hear Dr. Jones at State Meet
Payettoville reports Dr. Lewis Webster Jones president of the University of Arkansas told state Associated Press members that colleges have overbuilt business to train students in tricks of the trade. He urged stronger emphasis on liberal education with limited professional training in graduate programs, noting institutions should enlighten the whole student. He hinted he might leave soon for a new position.
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New York
Désse Janes
Hilo
Soviet Empire
Joana
Catina
Hole
Mr. Jones
Roosevelt
Nicholas Reorioh
Dones
Seth
Sith
Smith
Jeld
Waeheb
Mareeba
Fae Poveries
Sturt
Rosevelt
Dia
Pew Patate
Joni
Ami
Kauke Ain
Feaeds
Daman Dew
Staith
M Jones
Wales
Payettoville
Foe
Lewis Webster Jones
University of Arkansas
Jones
Rutgers Unie Ily
New Jersey
Ulove
Arkansas
Revoup
Payetteville
Northwest Arkansas Times
Texan King Seeks Divorce to Wed Egyptian Dancer
New York Oct 22 Sheppard King 11 returns to Houston to file for divorce from Gloria King to pursue marriage with Egyptian dancer Sami Gamal. He claims he will obtain a decree within six weeks and plans to wed in Texas after the divorce. Family tensions include his mother warning of disinheritance if the plan proceeds.
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New York
Sheppard King
Permantie Ventures
King
Tesan Ail Pein
Lansledt
New York International Airport
Houston
Tao Skod
Aehen
Cain
Gamal
Paris
Manston
Bonner King
Uensereytage
Prescott News briefed community club meetings and events
Prescott residents welcomed a full week of club gatherings including the Woman's Club at Mrs. Robbie Wilsons, the 47 Bridge Club at Mrs. J M Dukes Jr home, midweek church services across multiple congregations, and an officers and teachers meeting at First Baptist Church. The week also featured a Prescott Rainbow Assembly installation and Daughters of the American Revolution first meeting of the season with program notes on Columbus.
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47 Bridge Club
J. M. Dukes’ Jr
First Baptist Church
Assembly of God Church
Don L. Collins
Seminole
Okla
D. A. Ry
Benjamin Culp
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. B. Hesterly
J. A. Cole
W. G. Benststurg
Allen Gee
J. J. Hesterly
May
H. McKenzie
Programm
America
Wells Hamby
Washington
Cole
Carl Dalrymple
Wells Hamiley
Prograft
Columbus
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Wlatirle
Worl
Congress
Wn Congress
Beacon
Whitey House
Citizens National Bank
Hope, Arkansas
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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RM. LaGrone, Jr
Jones Gila Lewis
Wr. A. Graves R.M. LaGrone, Jr
Spraging A. Bs Black & K
J. A. Haynan Albart Graves N. T. Jowell George W. Pack George W. Robison
T. F. McLarty
Federal Reserve System
Weatbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicata
Tyumat
Mauines
Mit Garled
Ua Wieland
THE
First National Bank
C.C.C
U.S. Government
Cash and Sight Exchange
Exec
Ags
Dr. Jones
Texan
Prescott News
Waormen's Club
Robbie Wilson
Lottie Reif
Mattie Atkins
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Church of Nazarene
First Presbytarda Church
Prescott
Order of de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Johnny Dows
James Milner
Ronnie Munn
Willard Burks
Bobby MecBrayer
Billy Graham
Jack Peachey
Marshall
Clyde Buchanan
Joe Don Downie
Robert Rhodes
Donnie White Marsh
Jerry Horne
Jack Geronon
Verris Wilson
Andrew Moore
Bobby Peachey
Ronald Singleton
Jackie Bulls
Iro Carington
M. C. John P Dows
Barger
Rainbow
O. K. Peachey
Marshalall
Otis Langston
Bryson
E. A. Colby
Modesty
California
Logan
Colby
Logiat
Tom Loan
Judy
Memphis
Kugan
Floyd Leverett
Hope
Tia Davis
Mrs. J. To Worthington
el Dorado
Mr. Worthington
U.S
F. E. Murrale
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jim Barnett
Mrs. Peck Huffmaty Alto
Okelona
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