Tap Roots at Saenger Theater Review in 1943
The Walter Wanger production of Tap Roots stars Susan Hayward and Ward Bond, with Boris Karloff and Levis Burhop in key roles. The piece praises Technicolor and the film’s Mississippi setting, calling it a fresh South saga distinct from Gone With the Wind, while noting mixed reactions to the war era plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walley Wanger
James Street
Susan Hayward
Marna Dabney
Ward Bund
Sam Dabney
von Ueflin
Keith Alexander
Boris Karloff
Saenger
Mississippi
Valley of
Tabanon
Ward Bond
Susan Qlaywird
Morna
Levis Burloff
Lis
Tishomiata
Livestock Show Opens With Parade Monday
The Third District Livestock Show starts Monday September 20 and runs until Saturday September 34. Governor-elect Sid McMath of Lot Springs will lead an industrial parade at 10 am to kick off the week. Each day honors counties in the district with Pulaski ahead Monday and others following. The opening program features judging at Fairporte and Fair park arenas, cattle and poultry events, a free art display, and a midweek carnival fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleet Sid McMath
Lot Springs
Dlisterer
Pulaski
Toward
Clark
Ouachita
Little Tver
Garland
Fairporte
Tadeo
Fair Park Rodeo
Aberdeen
FFA
Rodeo
Brahmas
Case Closed Says U S on Teacher Issue
The United States toned down Soviet protests in the Kasenkina Samarin case. Marshall said the decision on their fate is for them to make and that the U S will grant them freedom of movement once they recover. The Soviet note urged returns and criticized US agencies and the Tolstoy Foundation. Kasenkina, injured, is in a New York hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
James Thrasher
Henry A. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
United States
Soviet Union
America
Stalin
Wallace
Wallaace
Res Tugwell
Wallace Party
Washington
State Department
Teretary Marshall
Oksana Kasenkina
Michael Samarin
Musenkina
Siam
Jniveros
Eles
Paseble
U.S
Russia
New Y York
Final Rites Held for Mrs Duffie
Final rites were conducted for Mrs. Duffie with service at Met Pate Street Seeterchiay. Attendees included Blo ai, Pak Award Meade Dathe and Motes twardshoes, GQ AW Wate, and notable local figures. The obituary notes her generous charitable acts and family ties, including Leptiey Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Artin Dille
Clive
Seeterchiay
Dru
Spinede Bens
Hi Goloun
Howe
MecMath to Meet With Legislative Council
MecMath to meet with the Arkansas Legislative Council as governor designate Sid McMath discusses a more efficient sales tax collection system and a statewide road program while planning higher teacher salaries and increased education funding. The talks target improving revenue administration and state services with educators and college officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arekansas
Legislative Council
Sid McMath
McMath
All State College and University
Hot Springs
McMnath
Rauneil
Istaniec
Revenue Department
Miss America Contest Tough on Girls
Atlantic City witnesses a long pageant with judges scoring talent while fashion experts critique evening gowns. Beatrice Bella Shopp of Minnesota, 18, wins the champion of champions title as coverage notes mixed feelings about the contest's pressures on contestants and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evidcape
Convention Hall
Brighton Hotel
Minnesota
Beatrice Bella Shopp
Lookkins
Minn
Bebo
Wallace May Set Defeat Record in 6-Year GOP Run
Washington dispatch reports Wallace May set a defeat record as a third party candidate in the past six years. Projections show his November vote likely under 2,000,000 nationally or on key ballots, with California and several states listed as possible ballot entries. The article outlines uncertainty across states and notes Wallace’s persistent position despite hopes of broader support.
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Eldt
Moscow
Tt Hu
Mer
Wallace
Guorance
Yurine
Democratic Poludiplos
Manis P Philos
Sara
Guy
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Henry AL Wallaee
Dom
Progrive Pty Caimpaian
Waleace
Oacointe
Worampugn
Wales
Bowey
York
Williwe
Ann
Luiery Wolves
Saag
Walaut Si Homes Purchased by J P Brundidge
The notice records the purchase of houses by J P Brundidge in Walaut Si. Details are obscured by damaged text but indicate a property transaction involving Brundidge and local property records. The readable segments point to real estate activity and a named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Brundidge
Hurricane Winds Hit Bermuda
Bermuda faces strengthening hurricane winds as the center passes about 40 to 60 miles west of the island. The Weather Bureau advises the storm will move northwest with winds near 140 mph around the center and hurricane force winds extending 60 miles outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boremuda
Weather Bureau
Beormuda
Baymuda
GOP Hopefuls See Crack At Solid South Vote
Washington reports GOP strategists project a potential split in the Democratic Solid South as Dixiecrat defections rise. They cite 1944 patterns and suggest three southern states may tilt toward Republicans if Democratic factions split, with Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina mentioned among possibilities.
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Washinton
Virgini
Den
Dessee
Nowy Garang
Wanda EU
Democraps 2
Republicain — Teanes
Norte
Some 350000 Teachers Quit Since 1940 But Some Teach Forever
A long OCR fragment discusses widespread teacher attrition since 1940 with scattered phrases about education, public opinion, and unresolved debates. The text includes names and nonsensical insertions, but centers on a note about teachers leaving and some continuing to teach in various contexts.
Nat hail Nat Guard Motor Building Underway in Hempstead
Construction of a 52 by 92 foot brick and tile motor storage building on the Hempstead County Courthouse square began today to house Nathenal Guard equipment. The steel doors and north facing on 4th Street reflect the courthouse’s style. The $40,000 project, to store two trucks and two reuns, is built by Larry Kelly Co. of Little Rock and should finish in about months.
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Nathenal Guard
Tocay
Hempstead County Courts House
4Th Street
Darsey Fuller
Larry Kelly Co
Little Rock
Most Truckers Return Back Me to Work
United Press reports a partial resumption of labor action as many striking workers in New York and across the West Coast return to duties. Bus and journal workers swap out, while auto plants in Detroit and other locales idle thousands due to parts shortages and union disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New
CIO Air
California
Briggs Manufacturing Coa
Detroit
Brians
CIO
United Auto
Chrysler and
Packard Motor Companies
Briggs
New York
Tocal
Joseph Ml Adetizer
Chuef
Adoli
Tinnee
Wat-Baetley
Walerbcont
Turner
Army Cackoos
Danushere
Ueader
Harry Bridges
Snakes
Trite
Army
Ariel
Gerald Wy
Tanis
Til
Ryaness Ville
Tag
Hee Wendelie
United Electrical Workers
Congression
Ciananunist
Beesfie Corp
Wildlife Film Shown at Lions Meet
A wildlife film was shown at the Lions meet featuring various named participants and college involvement. Observers noted discussions on habitat, conservation themes, and outreach efforts with several individuals mentioned in relation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Meet
August Bond Selesters Hit Total of 13036.25
Fragmentary report notes August Bond Selesters achieving a total of 13 036 25 in a period with unclear context. Mentions names like Asbebial Pttie Dera and Gugiely in a jumbled OCR sequence. Details remain uncertain but the financial figure appears central.
Newspaper Woman Succumbs in Gurdon at 45
Mrs. Joy Knight, society editor of the Gurdon Times and AP correspondent, died at her home Sunday at age 45. She contributed feature stories to the Arkansas Gazette and Arkansas Democrat and active in writers groups and garden clubs. Survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girdon
Joy 'Mddyee Knight
Gurdon Times
Indian Troops Invade Hyderabad to Restore Order
Indian troops invaded the princely state of Hyderabad from four sides to restore order aided by tanks armored cars and air support. Reports say forces advanced toward Hyderabad city within 40 miles while sections of the state fell to the invaders. Casualties were described as slight for Indian forces with serious losses for the opposing side in the Aurangabad area as Lt. Gen. Maharaj Shri Rajendrashtra led the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Delhi
Hyderabad
Madras
Uns
Bombay
Warangal
Bidar
Aurengabad
Maharaja Shri. Rajendrasinhji
Maine voters cast ballots in pivotal September elections
Maine voters went to the polls for a crowded ballot selecting a U S senator three congressmen a governor and state officers. Republicans aimed for a sweep while Democrats warned of a growing GOP majority impacting November outcomes with references to national figures and campaign planning in a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nolan
United Press
Maine
U. S
Mains Arnon
Cetton
U.S. Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Adrian FL Sealfon
Torbhind
Soverior Ty
Tharnee AL
Frederick G. Payne
Taymor
Tallis A. Kint
Oller
Duwen — Geehomas
Dowey
New York
Albany
Pawthing
N. Y
Momnes
Notes From Washington School
A fragmentary Washington School item describes activities opening a school event in September. Mentions UW era WV Musida and Miss Mary Macgaven with various names and classrooms, plus references to activities and dates in the month. Details are unclear but imply a school page or note column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy
Musida
Lloyd Ty Labs
Mary Macgaven
Winyles
Aline
Wit
Vines
EeDoad
Reds Set Day for Berlin Seizure
A Moscow informed report says Reds fixed September 18 to seize Berlin after a four power talks. The Soviet capital source claims Germans would stage riots and demonstrations to destabilize the city while confirming Moscow aims to prevent a German or British agreement tied to Berlin.
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Reds
Berlin
Niber Democrahkt
Nivemmer
United States
Montarsech
Moscow
iMoscow
Che
Rancois Doux
Joseph
P Koenig
Germany
Lerbauix Lef’ Mo Aw
Comimenis
Xentavtt
Ganmuni Eine
Montagsecho
Cilists Unity Party
Thursdu Dhant
Berth
Hich
Kartshor
SED
Truman May Speak at State Show
President Truman received an invitation to speak in Little Rock Arkansas as part of the presidential campaign. Arkansas Livestock Association and state officials discussed timing and logistics while a few days delay were considered to explore possibilities.
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Washigton
Truman Tod
Little Rock
Arkansay
Este Part
Bailey
Sey Soest Arkansas
Christ. Byrd
Tingmeyer
Arkansas Livestree Association
Mero Urania
Arkansas
Buon
Spyder
Leslie
Rosweelan
Ontaey
Atau
Vet Trainees Resume Classes Tonight
Local veterinary trainees resume classes this evening after a brief pause. The program schedules practical sessions at the training center, inviting all enrolled students to attend and continue their education under experienced instructors.
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GOP
Hal Boyle
Saul
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Pees
Vai Ark
Uae
Seth
Wesel
Lee
Arkaressey
Chaniailesign
Dion
Ana Mey
Phan
Oltabaun
College
Gra
Meret Clyihe
Ab Andsnes
Stade Waonwabinis
MG Aakedins Brats
Gurdon
Gops
Washington School
Truman
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