Russia Rejects Four Power Air Corridor Pact
Reported by Soviet News Bureau that the four power central council never ratified the pact, rendering it invalid. Air Commodore Rex Waite states the agreement stood despite no ratification and that Soviet notice aims to enforce strict air discipline and schedules in the corridors, with accountability on British and American air authorities if violated.
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Market Report from National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle
Market activity varied with hogs showing gains of 25 to 40 cents over Tuesday’s average and tops around 26.50 for 180 to 270 pound cattle, while lighter weights near 25.75 to 28.50. Calves and sheep trades were light with limited sales and steady to up a bit on vealers and feeder cattle. Public notices and postal details from the Star, Hope Arkansas, accompany this syndicated market summary.
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Berlin blockade left on UN agenda amid six nation talks
US Britain and France offered Russia a path to end the Berlin blockade via a six-nation compromise in the UN Security Council. The ministers met to align on principles, while discussions also touched on a potential North Atlantic defense treaty.
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Robert Schumann
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Gums and teeth ad prompts refund for LETO'S
An old style drug store notice warns readers to check their gums against pyorrhea and promotes JOHN P. COX DRUG CO selling LETO'S with a refund offer if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
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Corn Purchases Spark Rally on Chicago Board on Oct 27
Commodity Credit Corporation cash corn buys prompt a notable corn price rally in Chicago trade. Wheat and oats firm, soybeans rally on export sales, and wheat near highs. Cotton futures firm late as mills buy and shorts cover. stock market declines restrain gains.
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No Verdict Reached in Murder Trial at Circuit Court
The Clovwhknd Circuit trial for the Hebert Wilkes reprisal case recessed without a verdict. Witness testimony described alleged assault and threats as jurors weighed the evidence.
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Nazi War Crimes Trial Indicts High Profile Defendants
The U S tribunal continues as judges read a two day judgment on war crime charges against top Nazi leaders. Defendants include Field Marshal Wilhelm Von Leeb and Hugo Sperrle with others such as Georg Von Kuchenler Hermann Hoth Hans Reinhardt Hans Von Salmuth Karl Hoefflt Otto Sehniewind and Walter Warlimont. The court faces a lengthy judgment while asserting responsibility for aggressive plans and mistreatment of prisoners.
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Daily Bread Colined From Page One
Fragmented OCR text discusses war threat and global fate with delegates in Paris and leaders at home. It argues solution lies beyond banning Russia or provoking nationalist pride, urging compromise among democracies to avoid war.
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Ohio Expects Record Vote on Election Day
Ohio anticipates a record 3.5 million voters to cast ballots, aiming to decide all 25 statewide electors and many local races. The piece notes tensions between Dewey and Lausche, labor turnout for Truman, plus contest dynamics in Congress and the state judiciary.
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Laney Predicts States Rights Ticket Will Win Four States
Arkansas governor Ben Laney forecast that the States Rights Democrats ticket will win South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana in the Tuesday general election. He also said Thurmond and Wright have a good chance to carry Arkansas, Texas and Georgia. Laney reiterated a prior forecast that Dewey would win the election and that Truman votes in Arkansas would come from federal workers and officials afraid to vote otherwise.
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Ex Boone County Judge Coffman Dies at 71
Harvigon Oct 27 Will W Coffman 71 former Boone county judge and treasurer died today after a stroke Sunday A pioneer family member he also served as postmaster and ran a Tarrison drug store for eight years elected treasurer in 1908 serving two terms judge from 1909 to 1924 and postmaster from 1935 to 1939 He is survived by his widow and two sons Raymond and Leonard.
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Thurmond Ends Arkansas Campaign in 1948 Swing
Thurmond Cuba ends Arkansas campaign by rallying in Texarkana and Fayetteville. He accuses Truman Dewey and Wallace of deception, defends States Rights Democrats, urges opposition to federal civil rights push, and asserts Jeffersonian power in the states.
McMath to Speak at ABA Meeting in Little Rock
Gov designate Sid McMath will be principal speaker at the Arkansas Education Association’s three day convention opening November 1. His topic Educa Hon a Democratic Must outlines a state wide plan for high school, transport, sanitation, facilities, teacher tenure, and a long range higher education program. International, childhood, and vocational education addresses are also scheduled by notable speakers.
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Truman Civil Rights Program Backed by Dewey and Wallace
States Righter denounces the civil rights program endorsed by President Truman and praised by Gov. Thomas Dewey and Henry Wallace. It charges the anti-poll tax bill would limit voter control, the antidynching bill would shift sheriff and court power to the electorate, anti-segregation measures would curb local communities rights, and the Fair Employment Practices Commission would force association limits and threaten jury trials and job protest penalties.
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