Letter and photo error sparks Arkansan goat tale dispute
The editor recounts protests over a photo caption misnaming Mrs. Gigie Lamevar from Hope Arkansas. International News Photos replies via Sid Mautner, apologizing for misinterpretation and explaining behind the scenes sourcing tied to Cleveland Press features. The exchange highlights photo caption frailty and cross-paper attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolum
Aigie
Arthur
Lamear
Blondie
Ozark Iie
Sid Mautner
IN Photos
New York
Debc Lamear
Cleveland Press
Marie Carr
Hope
Ark
Calves Vaccinated in Hempstead County Weeklong Campaign
A county agent and state veterinarians vaccinated 154 calves in Hempstead County over three days to combat Bung's disease. The program, free to cattlemen under Arkansas legislation, targeted heifers and calves, with vaccination dates mailed to owners. Responding farmers planned further vaccination schedules to protect dairy and beef cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppstead
Tornis
Ise
Lov Bang
Olver Adams
Trex Byenghion
J. 8. Campbell
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Arakansas General Assembly
Haeger Dempstead
Bette Dairymen
Tempetad
Septeraker Ld
Tito Sees No War In Near Future
Tito expresses belief that Soviet Yugoslav differences will not spark war. He told visiting Americans that Moscow will likely intensify economic pressure on Yugoslavia but does not foresee a large military invasion. An account of his comments cites scholars and attendees at a briefing in Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vito
Stalin
Moscau
Tito Mace
Rosis
Yugoslavia
Muide Jet Vlear
Stalin Cegards
Kremlin
Tite
Hayater
Sonlagy O
Sisley F Mither
Knowardnivarsity
Avo
Tanis Adanic
Gretanie Davis
West Have
Crow
Yale University
Henry Loiehild
Youlglogy
New York Universit
Tey
Glorue Paine
Toston
Mass
Ant Arthur Pony
Fis
Ely Stalin
Fernal
Russia
Fatally Stricken on Runways in Local Tragedy
A woman died after a mishap at a local airport and at her home in a western district. The incident occurred around 0000 hours when she suffered a severe injury and later died at the hospital after being rushed there. Police reported the event and investigation continues with details limited by the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Peart
Pere Westerns
Wits
Leo
Freezer Locker Helps Farmers Preserve Meat
County Agent explains freezer lockers aid curing by keeping hogs and pork ready for sale. Storage length, cooling, and timing affect fat and meat quality with operations extending into late fall.
Russia to Block Austria Treaty Until Tito Out
Washington reports high level diplomats say the Soviet Union seeks to block any Big Four Austrian peace treaty until Tito of Yugoslavia is ousted. They cite Moscow’s leverage with occupation and communication troops near the Yugoslav border as pressure in its strategy against Tito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
London
Russia
Tito
Austria
Romania
Hungary
Yugoslav
Kremlin
Secretary Is Shot By Jilted Sweetheart in Dallas
Keith Peterson, 21, SMU journalism student and son of a Dallas power executive, confessed to killing 29-year-old Caroline Schofield, a downtown office secretary, after she told him she planned to marry another man. He fired eight times, then told police he feared she wasn’t dead. He telephoned his parents and asked a stranger to call the police. He had previously attempted suicide at Parris Island after breaking with her, and said she rekindled feelings before ending their relationship again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Keith Peterson
Southern Methodist Unniversity
Dallas Power Company
Caroline Schofield
Offiers
Peterson
Navy
Parris Island
Sporvline
Alert Police Nab Long-Time Criminal
Police report a long-time criminal, S. Tuils, identified in a case spanning years. Ambiguous OCR text references multiple names and locations, with unclear dates, but notes police efforts to purge crime and potential admissions in a court context.
Taxpayers Warned to Pay Before October Deadline
Local warning urges Meitnpsivad Canaly residents to settle taxes promptly to avoid a last minute rush. Officials emphasize paying in advance of the mid October deadline to prevent delays and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civis
Postoffice and Draft Board Offices to Close Monday
Fragmented OCR reports Postoffice and Draft Board Office closures for Labor Day Monday with no rural delivery. References moving, stumps, and various garbled notes about holiday timing and schedules, mentioning Holnqpsteny Cetuity Deut Boyd Allies and a June 17 assignment.
Johnsons Protest Over Planes For Senators Could Shake System
Defense Secretary Johnson balks at using military aircraft for official senatorial trips. He argues economy justifies relying on commercial airlines instead of air force planes for trips to Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. Senator Elmer Thomas notes the move could reshape travel by lawmakers and trigger new scrutiny of government expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Defense
Louis Dahlsait
Johnson
Defense Department
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Appropriations
Thomas
Europe
Dobison
Armed Services
Air Force
Senators
Ste Rentindec
Llkian
Congress
Laxpiseros
House
Pangea
Mesiun
Sept
Ebner Thomas Dokla
Ethos Johnson
Truman
Barkley
John Maragon
Harry H. Vaughin
Johnnson
Defense Secretary
Middle
Far East
Seek Four in $25,000 Payroll Robbery
Bremen Georgia September reports a $25,000 payroll heist by armed robbers targeting a Sewell Mip Co payroll. Robbers set up sandylucks to ambush workers, took weekly checks, and fled toward Weedowee County. Authorities in Bowdon and nearby Treownly pursue suspects as the Sewell Company investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Grupa
Atsbarma
Sewell Mip- Co
Bill Gabaan
Uta
Bawelen
Georgia
Atlanta
Bowdon
baCerungse
Treownly
Ali
Abana
Thorutiblares
AL Wilkerson
Jill Oy
Vigura
Lamsdtore
The
Sewell Coy
Shits and Hunks, Lees
Young Woman Named Head Matron at Arkansas Girls Training School
In Little Rock on September 3, the Arkansas Girls Training School named Bever ly Daniel of WynneArk to head matron. The board of control announced her appointment, making her second in command to acting superintendent Maxine Cogovill. Daniel succeeds Mrs Lavada Pruitt who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
College
Brad
Htc
Jaeke Arkansas Girls Training School
Beverly Daniel
Wynne
Ark
Board of Control
M Maxine Cogovill
Miss Daniel
Lavadna Pruitt
Condition of Justice Unchanged for Justice Wiley Rutledge
In York Nebraska hospital Justice Wiley B. Rutledge, 53, remains gravely ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. A hospital bulletin notes his condition is unchanged, with a quiet night reported as he clings to life awaiting further medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Mc
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
York Hospital
County School Districts Have Cash Surplus
Hempstead county's eight school districts posted a net cash surplus of 29,929.45 as of June 30 per the state comptroller's office. Readily available current assets totaled 41,914.33 with current liabilities at 17,984,786. The report shows fixed assets 1,577,430 and fixed liabilities 523,351.24, yielding a capital surplus of 1,054,078.76 and total surplus of 1,078,008.31. Revenue for the year reached 808,387.10 with expenses 776,796.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hempstead County
Iete
State Comptroller's Office
E&spenses
Vaughan may be recalled for questioning in Five Percenters probe
Senate Republicans announced further questioning of Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, Truman's military aide, as new evidence drives the Five Percenters inquiry. Vaughan, who testified previously, faces possible reappearance as investigators uncover new tips and broaden the probe into influence on government officials. He defended aiding friends with government dealings but denied seeking fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pep
Bo — Ivy
Senate
Harry H. Vaughan
Vaughn
Truman
McCarthy
White House
Vaughan
Rockefeller Guest House Critique of Relatives Visit Etiquette
HAL BOYLE lampoons John D Rockefeller building a guest house for visiting relatives in New York. The piece humorously imagines the Rockefeller estate overflowing with unwelcome kin and suggests absurd renovations to deter Squeegee relatives, reflecting wartime era social satire and the era's public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
John
Reckefellegara
John D
John D. Ds
United Nations
Beoaliss
Innterland
Rockefeller
Yomimyanville
John DB Grd
Visit bin
Enzais
McClendon Posts Bond in Milk Dispute
William McClendon posted a $500 bond after arrest at about 3 p.m. for violating a city milk ordinance regulating sales. He had distributed milk to Hope retailers for two days while suing Henstead Chancery Court July 25 to challenge Ordinance No. 663. The council met in special session to discuss possible repeal and a new ordinance ahead of Monday’s court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) McClendon
McClendon
Henstead Chancery Court
Council
James H. Pilkinton
McClendé
Borden Milk Co
Ugver
Bordés Milk Co
Bill McCledon
Mr. McClendon
Borden
Mil
Borde
1949 School Boundary Reassignments Announced
James H. Jones announces new dividing lines for 1949 grade assignments. First through sixth grades move to Garland and Paisley schools depending on residence. seventh through twelfth grades align with Oglesby and Hope districts. Transport arrangements affected. changes likely to be finalized in the first week to balance loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Superstor Schools
Tod
Ing
Atsley Aghool
Thaling North Hazel Street
Paisley
Hop Washington Highway
Ground
DeAnn
Roi
Garland
Missouri P Tiey
Inehn
Missouri Pacific Rayoad
North Ham Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Walnut Street
Claims Allowed Against State Reach Ten Thousand
A Little Rock woman awarded 6000 for injuries from November collision between her car and Glen Green's, while other cases include Beech Grove claimant paid 10853 for a Paragould accident and a carpenter at the State Saint who said Mo wag hurt. several claims remained awaiting the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunker
Little Rock
Glen Green
T. A. Smith
Beech Gre
Paragould
John G. Simdage
Mo Wag Hurt
Workmen’s Common Commission
50 HP Motor Burned Out by Rat at Temple Mill
A localized report notes a 50 horsepower motor at Temple Mill burned out after a rat incident. The event caused property damage and a costly lesson for Temple Cotton Company, with mention of a worker or operator affected by the mishap. Local details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat
Temple Mill
Taore
Temple
Arl Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex
Hy Washburn
International News
Photos
Martner
International
J. Wa
E. 45Th St
N. Y
Mattner
Lhroiys
Cleveland Fress
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
NEA Service
Tiye
Boonie
Arkuusag
Fursiehh
Sinadiys Thurdusshuwers
NuYtiyyesk
fDr
Loza Vilfan
Hat
LaGuardia Field
Jack Becker
Cleveland
Olor
Jiany
Londans
Hell
Jung
Timo
Moines
Cau Guereia
Soli
Miglowl
Eyoriday
Uauin
Abdi Rug
Pesiod
Wailer
Roscoe Ie Saieeger
Boyle
Ives
Corntop
Pat
Squeegee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!