Vets Say They Were Better Off as War Prisoners
Twenty former prisoners of war testified before a grand jury probing Mildred Gillars, Axis Sally. They complained expenses exceed the Justice Department allowance of 34 dollars daily, saying they are impoverished after release and must cover housing and meals. Rep. Andrews is handling their case. Gillars gained a two week delay in treason proceedings for hospital admission. Prosperous wartime pay is cited as the relief they miss.
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Washington
Ang
Mildred
Gillars
Justice Department
Michael Eyanick
Imeala
Georgse W. Andrews
Ala
Moscow's Handling of All Situations Hurts Communism Abroad
A critic argues Moscow uses strong arm methods across diplomacy culture and internal policy, flooding propaganda abroad and damaging democracy. It cites the United Nations, the Kasenkina case, and Berlin clashes as examples, claiming such tactics undermine communism and expose Bolshevism.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Red Party
Russia
United Nations
New York
America
Berlin
Miss Gillars Confronts Trial Pressure From Attorneys
Born Miss Gillars resisted countrymen pressure as Lawrence sought to reassure her she would not be railroaded. She quoted an attorney who warned that such action could occur, highlighting the legal pressure surrounding her case.
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Miss Gillars
Lawrence
Benes in Serious Condition After Illness Sighting
Fragmented report says Eduard Benes former Czechoslovak leader was considered seriously ill after an ailment near Usti. He reportedly rallied slightly yesterday but has stayed at Gastinovas Usti since late February with no public appearances. An official note confirms he is in power’s hands until a new president was sworn in.
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Pragug
Aus
Chechusthovak
Eduard Benes Sas
Juirtve
Fle
Praga
Arabs Shell Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem Night Attack
An official Israeli source says 81 Arabs shelled a section of Jerusalem’s Jewish quarter, Weir Ady Tor area, during the night. No casualties were reported.
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Jerusalem
Aus
Shearim
Ady Tor
Holy City
Tsraeli
Neighbor Hele in Slaying of Farmer
Newport officials report Marin Causey, 42, was shot while mowing hay on his Tupelo farm about 14 miles south of town. Coroner Otie Dillensler states the cause was a shotgun discharge. motive and shooter remain unclear as investigators follow leads.
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Hele
Newport
Marin Causey
Waliednel
Tupelo
Here
Otie Dillensler
Causey
Argument Over a Dollar Turns to Murder in White County
In Bald Knob Aug 81 a man died after an argument over a dollar at the Catlon Club. Clifton Feagin, 24, was shot last night and died at a hospital. The club operator L M Doc Herndon admitted shooting Feagin in a gambling dispute. he was arrested and released on bond, then surrendered when Feagin died. Prosecutor Nebert Herndon stated possible first degree murder.
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Feagin
White County
Nebert Herndon
State Republicans to Nominate Governor Candidate
Arkansas Republican State Committee will meet in Little Rock to nominate a candidate for governor amid party plans and visits by national figures. Officials discussed campaign strategy, potential visits by Dewey and Warren, and party organization ahead of the gubernatorial race.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Minittee
Formarrow
Gwepmdtedure
Ad Male
Wallace Triersend
Arbehuiny Republic National — Garmisittee- Man
GOS
Dewey
Warren
Gaey i Dewey
Cloveroe Mobius
Arkaieisg
Naminen
Society Honors U of A Medical Professor
A University of Arkansas medical professor receives a distinguished honor. The award recognizes pioneering work in phytogenesis and geological health studies, with international and domestic delegates attending.
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Society
U of A
Liberals of New York to Back Truman
New York Liberals endorsed Truman as the Liberal party lineup gained active support. Adolph A Berle was expected to formally endorse after Maurice J. Wanin’s remarks. Campaign plans covered multiple states with Dewey and Wallace drawing attention in key swings.
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New York
Truman
Jack Bell Wihisdon
Liberal Party
Wd Hedsevell
Iri Jivinsyy
Lyiavr Barktey
Suy
Voles Ae
Mmnstratian
Pri Tbe
Isi Fo
Paris
New Fed
Adolf A. Berle
Secretary of Labor
Maurice J. Wabin
Ho Woartten
jCalifornia
Sheilagt Hoam Ling
GOP
California
Bedadt
Nevad
Wah
Golitade
Neve Mosica
Toss
Olluhuman
Missouiti
Tading
Kentucks
Chi
Balt Tale City
Warren
Cala
Cole
Seaham A
Fonnia
Dowattal
Merxieg
Oklahoma
Gay Theva Dewey
How to Get Relief From Digestive Disorders Calotabs Ad
A period style health ad warns of indigestion and poisoning symptoms from poor digestion. It promotes Calotabs as a overnight relief, claiming antiseptic diuretic and laxative effects, urging readers to consult druggists for purchase.
Wednesday Lot 1 Auction Notice from Bay Doylites
A fragmentary OCR notice outlines a Wednesday sale on Lot 1 at Bay Doylites. It mentions a public event with buyers expected to attend and describes the timing and location in a period newspaper tone. The readable names hint at individuals and a local organization involved in the notice.
Morvester Strike Ends After Six Days of Turmoil
International Morvester strike settled as workers and company reach a labor accord. Union officers will send personnel to plants to prepare contracts under a nationwide framework, with separate plant agreements and no involvement from two excluded sites. The dispute centered on wages and seniority procedures and price work, affecting multiple locations nationwide.
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Areemut
Theotie Ah Hivesior
Lothy
UAW
Anunybers
Romo Darvestur Yrharnts
UDC
Persenne
Budenz Testifies on Peters and Soviet Ties in Deportation Hearing
New York reports former Communist official Louis Budenz testifying that 3 Peters was a key Moscow Hollywood party operative directing the national committee. He described Peters as a tragic figure resembling Earl Browder, asserting Peters claimed access to the conspiratorial apparatus and that Budenz worked with Soviet secret police during his party years. The hearing adjourned to resume tomorrow.
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New York
Louis Budens
Peters
Earl Browder
Gerhardt Wislur
Gaid
Budenz
Peters Onan
Paris
United States
Maxtonz
Russia
U.S
Edward Bayne
Ludeng
Brothers Meet After Years Apart in Montana
In Miles City Montana Dan Rogers, a long separated from Ireland, meets his brother Bernard Rogers newly arrived from County Down. Dan left Ireland five years before Bernard was born, and the two had never met until they shared breakfast at the rustic Waiter’s place in town.
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