General Tells of Atomic Espionage
Washington reports General Leslie R. Graves, wartime head of the army’s atomic project, testified behind closed doors to a change committee on atomic espionage. He said the Manhattan Project’s aim was to end the war and save lives, while officials noted security fears and new committee policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leslie R. Graves
Army
Change Committee
Antire Armeican Activities Committee
Groves Ah Agas
Manhattan
Projet
Amesigen
Bwgs
Jah
Darien Couns
Berrington- Rand Company
Aetine Pammitton
Farnell
Thomas
Vail
R-Tay
Casa
Tedar
McDowell
Sway
New York
Russia
House Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Lind Arty
the Orker
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago Sept 1
Market notes show live poultry shortages and uneven receipts with mixed prices. Fowl study indicates a balance, with receipts around 20,000 pounds and small price changes. butter firmer with 358 receipts and prices near 72 cents per pound. Hogs and beef entries list varied prices and unsettled balances, while cars and wheat show minor shifts and steady receipts totaling over 15,000 units.
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Chicago
Butler
Hope Star stock and commodity roundup Sept. 10 1929
New York stocks slipped into an irregular trend as trading neared one million shares. U.S. Steel and peers declined while modest gains appeared in Youngstown Sheet. Cotton futures climbed to new highs on mill demand and fund coverage amid brisk activity.
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New Orleans
Earchy
New York
Hoon
U.S. Steel
U. S. Rubber
Chlos Dodge
American Gun
Cote
Mills
Peroni
Bide Simpson
Nichalos
le Wold
Michals Ried Davids
Thes Watt
Celine
Tae Uber
Aly
Hans Ah Chatteri
Mays
Lee
al Gensel
U S May Probe Housing in Arkansas
Special investigators from the housing expediter office may visit Arkansas to examine complaints about houses bought by veterans. Milwee Lil Me Fock area rent centre director said complaints were few but some veterans reported faulty construction and very high costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
R. J., Milwee
Lil' Me Fock
Milwee
Greeks Attacked by Men in Slav Uniforms
Athens reports Yugoslav military in Slav uniforms attacked Greek forces from beside Yugoslavia, with a counterattack recaptured territory in the Kaimatehalan area. Eastland to speak in Memphis at a States Rights Democrats gathering. Barker says delegates arrive from West and Mississippi.
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Athens
Wis
Yugoslavia
Kaimatehalan
Eastland
Dimphis
Tenn
Ame Q
States Rights Democrats
Mississippi
Portrait of Zhdaney Illuminates Soviet Leader’s Image
A fragmented report notes Soviet authorities showcasing a portrait of Zhdaney amid central community events. The piece cites officials from London and Sout regions and references widespread public attention to the display as part of a broader political messaging effort.
Air Force Plans and New Jet Proposals Detailed
Report outlines Air Force funding and plans for expanded jet production. Notes include a $460 million expenditure for factories, orders for 2,201 planes, and new models such as the Lockheed jet and Boeing wing aircraft. Mentions August and September budget milestones and the Navy’s separate status.
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Orrestal
Okay Wentus
Trigian
Airforey
White Floise
Viants Yeahead
Sitasal
Hurkeet Bureau
Hoidn
USA
Defense Department
Eas
Varios Services
Army Navy
Air Force
Marines
Forrestid
Fighting Services
Peer Ian
Sisley
Tie Air Force
AG Sons
Ex-Officers Indicted in Bond Dea? Case Fallout
Indictments name former officers and associates linked to a bond dea l scheme. Proceedings reference seizures and alleged transport involving warehouses and international routes to the Netherlands and Switzerland. Names tied to Brooklyn and Weston appear in court filings as investigators outline the alleged conspiracy and related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Dea
France Faces Weak Point in Western Europe Defenses
War era commentary argues France’s internal upheavals weaken continental defenses prompting concerns over Soviet strength in Northern Europe. It cites Soviet aerial and naval activity around the Baltic and Berlin as a strategic display while urging unity among Western democracies and their nations to counter the cold war pressures.
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Warners Perpetual
Noustypes Lagenos Chiba
Pra Pcanlinental
Tappan
Baltic
Denmark
Europe
Berlin
France
Erron
Russia
Ienawity
Fascist Nation Not to Get Aid
Washington reports that Paul G Hoffman said the Marshall Plan aid would be cut off to any European government deemed fascist or allied with communism. He did not name a country, but references to France and De Gaulle were noted as examples amid broader debate over postwar economic recovery and German reparations.
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Washington
Teonomie Cooperatioy
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Holt
France
Charles de Gaile
Ettnen
Hans Frend
Turane
Paritienk Srl
Sie Peel Nc Lion
Geemany
Loeing
Chiy
Day Gewrryanry
Globet
Gieta Garbo Taking Steps to Become U S Citizen
A fragmented OCR item outlines Gieta Garbo pursuing naturalization. The readable portions mention steps toward U S citizenship, with scattered names and dates obscured, offering a glimpse of a personal immigration process.
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Gieta Garbo
U. S
University Hikes Tuition Fees for Non Residents
A university raises tuition for non residents amid campus policy shifts. Officials cited funding gaps and access considerations as justification. The move impacts prospective students from outside the region and may influence enrollment strategies.
Queuille to Try to Form New Cabinet
Paris reports Queuille prepared to seek parliamentary approval to form a new government amid calls for general elections. Jacques Sonstelle and Paul Giacchili denounced delays, while protests and labor unrest spread as police dispersed crowds near the Elysee. Renault workers marched and a general strike atmosphere grew across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Deville Tedhy
Prerjies
Queilile
Oly
Sila Tan
Ghivuille
Paul Giacchli
Queuilly
Fron
Charles de Gaullets
de Gausts
Enrique
Jacques Sonstelle
de Gaulle
Ireneh Penozic
Rally
RPF
Pyne
Elysee Palace
Sidwuicenf
Vincent ‘Auriol
Politea
Renault Agly
Mipcly
Patie
Donmwansing
Ue Counles
rMiost
Queuile
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
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Nea-Acmne
Jae Schuppes
Market Report
Hope Star
Ne of Hope
Ls Star
Pelmer
Alex. H. Washburn
the Star
South Walnutaro
Hope
Ark
ST. Louis Livestock
Eee
Alex. H. Washburm
Paul 8. Jones
Euliler
George W. Hosmer
Moch
Jess My Davis
Arken
Associated Press
MNEA
Newspawer Eardprice Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Amy Das
Harvard
U.S
St. Less Joseph
B.R. Hamm Motor Co
Zhdaney
London
Andy A
Mesouw Vnelia
Iron Wagoner
Broonslyn
Soret Lerner
Brooklyn
Tadiewel
Wendell AL Westot
Weston
Mass
Netherlands
Ue Sunes
Switzerland
Medunil
Ashton
Roshan
Lerner
Sas
Mike Fre
Eaved
Naveras
Dewitt MacKenzie
Clay
Iared Hennomie Coopesation
FORRO
Marapeui Yyyutya
BCA
Hatin
Mayenerikor Arts
JP Voeldopen
Wester Roray
Ah Walt Bs
Cu Polinn
Uae
Queuille
Williams
Cus
Willis
Tire May Beable
Pierhase
Lower
Perry
Goyer
Hope High School
Nolan Tollett
Lawrence Martin
Rk. L. Gosnell’s Men’s Store
THE
Bobcats
Exar Fy
All Hope High School
Ron
Ture
Iis
Voright
Nunn-McDowell Motor Co
Crescent Drug Store
Standard Auto Co
Gulf Products
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