Message From Benes Take Meaning In American Life
In Prague the late Eduard Benes and the Czech leaders are recalled as democracy fell to internal conspiracy with Soviet support. The piece urges Americans to guard their republic, noting Czechoslovakia’s tragedy shows democracy requires constant effort. It warns against complacency and urges vigilance at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard Benes
Ceachoslovussia
Prague
Uus
Benes
Thoras G. Masaryk
Old Bohemia
Republic
Czechoeslovakia
Iied
Russia
Bones
Unis
Czeeha
Vhney
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Mary
United States
Geouless
Schedule for Draft Registration by Month and Date
The readable fragment lists a sequence of dates and labels including September entries and week notations, with partial names and terms like draft registration and schedule indicators. It appears to be an administrative timetable noting days in September and related events or tasks.
Reds Move to Take Over Berlin Blocs Formed Amid Turmoil
Berlin s Communist bloc seeks to replace the anti Communist city government with a three party democratic slate. US officials call the move a propaganda attempt while four military governors negotiate on Berlin’s crisis. Soviet authorities recognize a pro Russian Christian Democratic splinter as the sole valid party for future elections, blocking city wide votes in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rishard Kasischke
Berlin
Democratic Sprce
Hepe Lai
Bonn
Immpathetir Alluimpl
Dem
Socialist United iParty
SED
Taeghehe Tundschau
Olan
Deelhare 1
jBang
Crete
Corman
Itv
William T. Babcock
U.S
Lanmmantiant
Icity
Louis Glaser
Alexander G. Kotikov
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic
Kotikov
Savint-Lcensed
Geran
Wweney
Prison Keeper Guilty on Eight Counts
A jury in a federal case found Kawakita, 27, guilty on eight counts alleging abuse of American captives while serving as a wireline interpreter in Japan's Gorama prison camp. The verdict followed weeks of deliberation and could have carried a death sentence. penalties range up to five years per count. Defense plans appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurea
Joiy
Kawakita
Japan
Gorama
Kawaakita
Oead
U.S
Ex-Russian Consul May Return as UN Representative
Stockholms Tidanden quotes Jacob Lomakin former Russian consul general in New York as saying he may return to the United States as a member of the United Nations Commission on freedom of the press. He was ousted after a State Department demand and is set to arrive in Gothenburg on Monday while criticizing U S Soviet relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholms Tidalen
Jacob Lomakin
New York
United States
United Nations Commission On Freedom of the Press
Lomakin
Stoholm
U. S
Deepartment
Gothenburg
Soviet Union
Hurricane shelters used as refuge in Houma
In Houma Louisiana thousands of refugees sought shelter in the courthouse and school buildings as a hurricane approached and then veered away. City officials Red Cross and local businesses provided coffee cups meals and supplies while residents prepared and prayed at St Francis de Sales Church and the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colton
Houma
Cariliga
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Howra
Mexico
Morgan City
Peta
Noun
Leon Gary
Red Crores
Gary
Red Cross
Mare ‘Ager
P.Q. Hinehee
Court House
Isle de Jean Chiarles
St. Pramets de Sales
Legislators Oppose State Rail Ownership Amid Debate
Arkansas lawmakers led by Representatives Lloyd Darnell Tint Spings and Senator WJ Butler oppose state ownership of the Missouri Arkansas railroad, backing a plan to privatize the line. Governor Lunes signals possible special session as debate continues on public or private control and associated costs.
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Lail
Rock
State of
Agata Cay
Missouro Ad Arkansas
Arkansts
Lea
Lloyd Darnell
Tint
Spings
Ruthven
Cotter
Rand Clarence Taylor
West Flulona
Ind
Wj, Butler
Porrest ‘City
J. Orville Cheney
Ciihco Rael
Lunes
Wwe Telstra
Nichleon
Hive
AVK
Dla
Postoffice to Be Closed Labor Day
Labor Day closure affects postal service with offices shut. Delivery and pickup suspended while staff observe the holiday in several locations.
Violence Flare Marks West Coast Shipping Strike
West Coast maritime strike clashes flare at Wilmington California as 150 AFL sailors clash with CIO pickets over unloading a lumber ship from Oregon. Police and a coast guardsman hospitalised. 10 AFL seamen receive aid. Violence subsides as ship moves to another harbor. elsewhere picketing is quiet. Bridges forecasts a four to six month strike, with Waterfront Employers Association ending talks until unions disavow Communism.
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San Francisco
Barry Bridges
CIO
Rsomen
Wilmington
Los Angeles
AFL
Oregon
Srmking
Bridges
Tois
Waterfront Employers Association
Wheel Comes Off Truck Causing Wreck West of Hope
A dual wheel detached from a truck and crashed into an oncoming car about three miles west of Hope on Highway 67. The car careened and overturned multiple times. Occupants H. W. Beatty and family from Michigan were treated at a local hospital. no serious injuries. Driver Tom Cook of Arkansas kept the truck under control. State and county officers investigated. The automobile was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
H. W. Beatty
Michigan
Tom Cook
Man Lost Arm Repor ted Little Better
A man who lost his right arm in an accident at Hopulberia company was reported by hospital officials to be resting better. The condition is described as an improvement from yesterday, with further updates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Wedges
Yverr
Old Hope Mal
Poe
Hopulberia Company
Alleneauts
Aday
Legion Uses Donkey Strategy To Beat WEW Riders 3-1
The American Legion team edged WEW Riders 3-1 at Fair Park in a game described as chaotic yet entertaining. Cyril Delaney Red Vanney and Fred Robertson delivered key plays as the crowd enjoyed the spectacle. Proceeds benefited the Legion junior baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fairpark
Cyril Delaney
Red Vanney
Fred Roberton
Legion
Negro Artist to Play Here October 6
A historical notice announces an appearance by a Black artist on October 6 at a local venue. Details mention wine patrons, ticket sales starting soon, and items relating to the event including exhibition and market references. The fragmented text references names and places but remains unclear on specifics.
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Mazel Harrison
Wall
Bill Weeteday
Purhiture Garout Muayhard
Bor Retram
Gebebs Ae
Pianta Lia
Lew Yroeidy
Ms Muse
Fragmented labor price tale with scattered names and bets
A garbled text fragment chronicles labor price scales, bricks, and bets with numerous names, places, and odd phrases. The passage drifts across workers, education, money, and social contrasts, ending amid disjointed lines and a cacophony of quoted phrases.
Mrs Mitchum Defends Her Husband Amid Narcotics Scandal
Hollywood, Sept 4. Actress Mrs. Mitchum declares reconciliation with husband Robert Mitchum, who faces grand jury narcotics charges. She defends him as a sick man battling bad influences and vows to stay with him for the sake of their two sons, Josh and Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tobert Mitch
Vile
Eine
Anan
Pranche
Josh
Christopher
Mitehon
Stock Markets to Be Closed Labor Day
Security and commodity markets in the United States and Canada will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Food Stocks Law, Truckers Still Out
New York reporters describe a tightening stalemate as dwindling food stocks threaten chain stores while independent grocers stock up. Mayor O Dwyer warns stores may close if the strike persists. drivers remain on the job. Union and employer negotiators clash over pay and welfare demands. Two papers reduce edition sizes to conserve newsprint amid curtailments.
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New York
Ted Ay
William O'Dwyer
Tood
Comiialife
Teamsters
Reek Botlam' Teva
Lise
Nuit Joint Unione
Ue Cannes
Nuk Garage
Bude
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Uilon
The
Daily Mirror
New Yorks Star
Dane Harris Take Lead in Oil Belt Play
El Dorado September 4 Danes Harris lead opening round of Oil Belt Golf in El Dorado as 17 qualifiers, including Conway’s Willis Watkins who shot 76 to earn medal in first of three days. Former Oil Belt champs Gayghan McGrath Levy failed to qualify for championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Harris
el Dorado
Willis Watkins
Conway
Watkins
Tommy Gay-ghan
Camden
Willie McGratty
Henry Levy
Little Rock
Isom
Holloway
Walter Ebel
Tot Springs
FDR Grandson Rebounds From Polio Hospital Stay
FDR's grandson, a polio survivor, regains mobility after treatment at Corona Naval Hospital. He will travel with family to pursue continued therapy in the East, with plans for more tests and sessions in London. Other notes include a minor car accident involving Douglas Escapes, and a brief mention of actor John Denny’s relative improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Borttiger
Sevell
Corona Naval Hospital
Boultiger
Lando
Phy
Nalinia
Navy
Robert 2. Duncan
Fat Tuga
Poli Sey
Guneral
Darbwen Denny Simans
Juginald
Denny
Justice Douglas
30 000 Rescues From Path of Volcano Lava
Manila reports 30 000 people evacuated from Cantiguin island as Hihokhibak volcano erupts. Officials say ash showers and lava impede movement while 10 000 await evacuation and others flee toward safer regions. Authorities coordinate with naval patrols and civil authorities to relocate residents and protect injured families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Roa Hihokhibak
Cate”guin Island
Phiippines
Corntiyuba
Mindanao
Vasbaa
Wang Ie
Cebu
VFW Encampment Ends With Confusion At St Louis
Veterans of Foreign Wars wrap up their 40th annual encampment amid confusion after hundreds of young veterans bolt the convention. Officers were elected with Lyall Be Mudisoy as commander vice, Clyde Lew as deputy, and Chines Ralls as junior vice commander. Other posts included Dr. Oliver Prats as surgeon general and Max J. We as chaplain, with scattered protests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delegu
Lyall T. Be
David Phaw
Tm Allerps
U.S
Daiies van Zandt
Lo Dietite
van Eat
Lo Continent
Laurence J. Whurphy
Unie Nodo
Wae
Vie Wau Hiney
Meg
M R Ball to Be Buried Near Ozan
Funeral arrangements set for M R Ball with burial near Ozan in White County. Surviving family includes five children and siblings, with services to be held in a local church and burial at a family plot in the area.
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M.R. Ball
Ozan
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