Expropriation of Large Estates Spreads Through Eastern Europe
DeWitt MacKenzie notes sweeping agrarian reforms across Poland Hungary and the Balkans extending into Saxony and Mecklenberg in occupied Germany. He cites decrees expropriating properties tied to Nazi links and prompts mass farmer gatherings condemning feudal barons while touching on lingering serf-like conditions and wage aspects on Balkan estates.
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Poland
Hungary
Balkans
East
Saxony
Germany
Berlin
Mecklenburg
Brandenburg
Thuringia
Junkers
Bulgaria
Davey O'Brien Leads 44th Division Squad At Camp Chaffee
Former TCU All American quarterback Davey O'Brien, now with the 44th Division at Camp Chaffee, hopes to organize a football team. Razorbacks alums Hal Hamberg and Clyde Scott are expected to star for Navy and Arkansas alumni, with Glen Rose adapting a hybrid formation for the Razorbacks.
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Hope Star masthead and publication details from 1929
Hope Star footprint with publication info dates from 1899 1927 and 1929 lists Star Publishing Co Inc E Palmer and Alex H Washburn editors addresses at 212 214 South Walnut Hope Arkansas notes Associated Press membership and foreign and local news rights plus national advertising reps and circulation figures in advance payment terms across regions of Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and Lafayette and other areas.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
The
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Freshmen shine as Arkansas Reds beat Whites in intra-squad game
Five freshmen led the Reds to a 28-0 victory over the Whites in the first Arkansas intra-squad tilt of the season. John Hoffman powered most drives with 62 yard burst by Calvin Smith Pete Longinotti Shorty Turchi and Bad Canada also scoring as Whites fumbled twice near the end. Arkansas opens season September 22 at Shreveport against Barksdale Field.
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Batesville
Pete Longinotti
Little Rock
Shorty Turchi
Pine Bluff
Canada
Hot Springs
Paydirt
Reds
John Hoffman
Turchi
Parkers
Razorbacks
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Train Ride Through Occupied Japan Amid Bombed Waterfronts
A traveling party describes a Yokosuka and Yokohama waterfront scene during a midmorning train ride. Passengers note halted trains to take on riders, Japanese locals avoiding shops, and a wary but courteous atmosphere as an American crew remains armed and guards its safety. A Japanese youth smiles and says he plays baseball, illustrating tentative cultural exchanges amid postwar tension.
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Englis
Backfield Alignment Described For Short Punt
The description explains the backfield setup with linemen aligned behind the center and the remaining backs positioned as in the short punt formation.
Bears and Pels duel for lower berth in Southern Association
The Southern Association titles chase centers on Mobile Bears and New Orleans Pels for a third place spot. Memphis edged the Bears 9-3 while New Orleans was rained out at Little Rock. Atlanta leads with 16th win by Cook and Brunke adds his 11th as he eyes a season record. tonight Nashville at Atlanta, Birmingham at Chattanooga, New Orleans at Little Rock, Mobile at Memphis.
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Barons
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Wells
Mobile
Menphis
Nisei Troops Loyal to Democratic Principles
The passage notes Nisei soldiers fighting for America and emphasizes their loyalty despite roots in a culture linked to enemy forces. It suggests rehabilitation of native Japanese may span generations but expresses hope for the future.
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America
Arkansas Veterans Return to U S Arrive Newport News
The S S La Crosse Victory and the Griswold will land returning Arkansas servicemen in Newport News Virginia on September 11 and Saturday respectively. Listed are Beavers Cam den Huffman Morriston Clyde Adams Tom Lawson Guernie Brooks Elmer Rogers Rufus Fort Smith Bates Herbert Denton Pool Raymond Mellroy Harlan Griggs Sammie Willis Lonoke Taylor O B Sewell Wilbur Petty Thomas Collier Home Boyd Bateman Jereee Jack Fayette and others.
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Pool
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Mellroy
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Ras E
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Crain
Vernon L
Jonesboro
Bement
Willard W
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Freeman
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Griggs
Sammie L
Willis
Willie
Lonoke
Taylor
O. B
Cambok
Sewell
Wesley W
Conway
Robinson Wilbur C
Malvern
Petty
Nicholas
Stancity
Thomas Major
Collier
Home
Marion
Boyd
Jack L
Little Rock
Bateman
Malcolm
Occupation forces to move into key northern Japanese ports
Parades mark the advance of occupation plans as forces set to enter Sendai Naigata and Aomori within two weeks. In Manila, 10,000 Japanese troops in North Luzon surrendered to Maj. Gen. Beightler’s 37th Buckeye Division, two days after Lt. Gen. Yamashita’s formal surrender to Gen. Wainwright.
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Jonathan Wainwright
United States
First Base I Play First Base for Thirty Years
A narrator meets Hide Sudzuki a former baseball player now truck driver. Sudzuki explains his long tenure at first base and recalls playing against visiting American teams before the war. The scene shifts to Yokohama from a damp station passage with spicy kraut odor as the city appears decayed compared to a distant memory.
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Yokohama
Japan
Kansas City
American Legion
Radiotelephotos From Tokyo Bay Report Historic Occupation
NEA Service notes American papers publish spot picture service from Tokyo Bay during occupation week. Acme Transceiver aboard the Iowa sends images to New York and San Francisco. Marines at Fort Fujita show eight behind big guns as rapid transmissions reach the coast. Navy and Army teams experiment with radiophoto delivery across Pacific including Manila and Saipan.
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Tokyo
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Saipan
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Chicago Grains
Wet market details show hogs steady to higher feeder bids up 25 cents with top prices around 15.75 for slaughter steers and 13.95 for sows. Cattle receipts light as western grassers influence trades with calves strong and stocker feeder ranges cited. In poultry and produce, live fowl and ducks steady, butter and eggs largely unchanged amid dull grain trade with oats and rye moving modestly. Cotton futures in New York dipped ahead of official production reports, with nearby contracts lower by day’s end.
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New York
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Nipper v Nip per warns Daphne Nipper to answer suit
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court a warning order requires the defendant Daphne Nipper to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Joseph A. Nipper. The document bears the court seal and clerk signatures with dates September 1945.
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Hempstead County
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Joseph A. Nipper
Daphne B. Nipper
Tribute to Hempstead County Library Support
The library plays a crucial role in youth education by supplying books for English history civics home economics and more. It loans hundreds of books to schools and students and requires public support to continue the vast maintenance and impact in the county.
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Hempstead County
County Library
Frank Mason
the Hope High School
Motorists Warned on High Speeds
In Little Rock on September 7 Special State Police Director Jack Porter urged motorists not to rush back to prewar speeds as the Highway Commission restored a 55 mph limit for passenger cars and 45 mph for trucks and buses. He warned of higher accident risks, stressed vehicle condition checks, and urged gradual speed increases and heightened vigilance.
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Jack Porter
Highway Commission
Porter
Pearl Harbor
Nations vow to unite for peace and progress
A quote from Gen Charles de Gaulle on Europe and America collaborating for mankind. The Danville Virginia Register urges focused effort to become a great nation facing the challenge of peace. The Newburgh New York News calls private industry to lead reconversion.
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America
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Police Officer Drowns on Mississippi River Trip
Blytheville police Officer Alfred Landrum, 35, drowned when his boat overturned during a fishing trip eight miles east of Blytheville. He was seeking minnows at a bar pit on the river. The report notes Tahiti’s shape and size, though unrelated to the incident.
GOP Seeks Equal Share in Pearl Harbor Probe
Washington Sept 7 14 The Senate calls for a ten member inquiry into Pearl Harbor split evenly between parties and houses. Republicans demand equal representation. Democrats defend a Democratic led probe arguing nonpartisan pursuit of truth. The investigation must run by January 3 under Barkley resolution.
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Massachusetts
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Barkley
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Truman
Arkansas Industry Push Seeks New Plant in Jonesboro
Arkansas development efforts bring a hosiery firm to plan a mill at Jonesboro amid housing concerns for the manager. The Chamber of Commerce offers 25 dollars for rental information to secure a residence for the manager.
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Associated Press
Arkansas’ Program For
Arkansas
Hosiery Concern
Jonesboro
Chaicler of Commerce
Arkansas Man Offers Help To Albanian Stowaway
Fayetteville man Pfc. Bill Trollinger, recently discharged, offered to shelter Petrag Ristini, a 14-year-old Albanian stowaway from Naples, who wanted to reach Arkansas. Immigration officials would not permit the plan. the boy, who escaped deportation efforts, will be sent back to Italy when space becomes available. Trollinger noted the nationwide publicity from his bid to aid the youth.
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Fayetteville
West Point
Naples
United States
Pfc
Bill Trollinger
America
Arkansan
Petrag Ristini
Army to release 200000 officers by next July
The Army plans to discharge about 200000 officers by July 1 through a point system and targeted releases for personal hardship or civilian-life readiness. The program supersedes earlier Air Force discharge criteria and aims to reduce surplus while preserving health and safety.
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Point Beare
Army
Air Force
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