The Bride Wore Boots at Rialto Theatre
Paramount comedy romance features Barbara Stanwyck Robert Cummings and Diana Lynn in a five sided marital farce centering on Bob and Barbara who clash over horses and love. final blue ribbon race with Albert the glue factory horse adds uproarious humor and romantic reversals.
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Paramount
Barbara
Diana Lyrm
Bob
Pat Knowles
Albert
Miss Stanwyck
Cummings
Diana Lynn
Wolf
Truman talks with New York, DNC leaders in push for votes
President Truman meets with Paul Fitzpatrick of the New York State Democratic Committee and later with Robert J. Hannegan of the Democratic National Committee. About 40 party officials and leaders from 11 states attend a midday luncheon as election day nears.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
Paul Fitzpatrick
New York State
Democratic Committee
New York
Robert J. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Idaho
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
Oklahoma
Virginia
Wisconsin
North Dakota
West Virginia
Hannegan
Vito Marcantonio
Labor Party
War Veterans Nominate Independent Ticket in November Races
A group of World War II veterans named at a mass meeting in Hazen a slate of independents to challenge Democratic incumbents in the November general election. Fr L Brady seeks county judge, Thomas Bard opposes Sheriff Hamilton, Eagle Byrd faces state senator Screeson. A L Berry, Dez Are Democrat, is treasurer nominee. Spokesmen condemn county political machine control.
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A. L. Berry
Dez
Explosion at Benton welding shop leaves man dead
Olan Carroll of Benton died after an acetylene torch ignited fumes in an empty oil tank at the A. J. Carroll welding shop. A tank section was blown into a seed store and another through a building window. The blast shattered windows as far as 10 blocks away. Carroll’s mother A. J. Carryall remained hospitalized in Little Rock.
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Martin
Textile Probe May Bring Many Indictments
Justice Department officials said more indictments are expected for black market operations and tax evasions in the textile industry. A federal grand jury in New York City began hearings last December at the AG’s request and has indicted five individuals and corporations. About 300 cases are under investigation with Treasury, OPA and CPA aiding. Six individuals and corporations have been convicted with penalties from ten thousand to three hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
uPs
Justice Department
New York City
Tom
Claris
Treasury Department
OPA
Civilian Production Administration
Donald Borne
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
Germany
U.S
Rome
U. S
Meat and soap draw crowded melee at Hackensack market
Hackensack alarms as about a thousand women push to buy nearly six tons of pork and scarce foods when a guarantee supermarket opens. Leonard Zager, manager, recalls never seeing such a scramble in 20 years. Five minutes in, doors close and a shoving mob fights for servings as six police officers try to restore order. Zager had secured an 11,500 pound pork shipment from Cleveland and rushed it to the store to prepare for the opening.
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Hackensack
N. J
Leonard Zager
Oasis
Guarantee
Zager
Cleveland
Church Considers Formal Regret for Bombing Jap Cities
At the Protestant Episcopal Church general convention in Philadelphia a resolution urging formal penitence for the atomic bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima was presented by Bishop Elwood J. Traines and referred to the social and international relations committee. The convention also debated voting rights for retired bishops while preparation for honorary degrees at UPenn marked ongoing proceedings.
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Pim
Nagasaki
E Hirosuma
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Elwood J. Traines
Tawa
House of Bishops
Committee of Social and International Relations
Enner
University of Pennsylvania
Geoffrey Dhe Fish
Canterbury
Tilulty
England
Henry St. George Tucker
Government wage ruling baffling to average worker
Washington notes explain the wage ruling tied to government wage rules and price control. The change affects only maritime wages where two AFL seamen unions pressed private shipowners for raises, triggering a maritime strike over those payments.
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Hans
OPA
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL
Steelman rule ends wage board role in seamen raises
President Truman’s stabilization director John R. Steelman altered wage rule No 3 allowing government ships to pay private- sector wage levels without wage-board approval. The change aimed to resolve the maritime strike, enabling raises up to private industry levels, affecting seamen and possibly shipyard workers.
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Board
CIO
National Maritime Union
Ees Te Ot
Ctha- Board
Aflnions
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Tata
iCase
Rulng
Government faces inflation clash with shipping strikes
The Goap of American shipping on both coasts warns the government of the inflation problem. A wage standstill and a recent strike pattern show the friction between AFL seamen and CIO members as they cross picket lines. The piece argues inflation can only be curbed by workers increasing output, not by government action alone.
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America
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Teader
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William Rentz
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Hope Bobcats Triumph 19-0 in Season Opener Over DeQueen
Sparked by Buster Rogers, Hope's Bobcats defeated DeQueen 19-0 at the high school stadium before 3000 fans. Rogers raced 70 yards for a score, added a 25 yard sprint, and Wells caped the scoring as Brannon added the extra point. Hope outgained DeQueen 323 to 30 in rushing, with penalties and fumbles shaping the game and a halftime band performance lauded.
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Blevins Public Schools Set to Open September 16
Blevins Public Schools will open Monday September 16 at 9 am announced today. Faculty includes Ro W McCracken superintendent McCaskill Junior High Greene Shufield principal Avonna Tinsley Ruby Baker Martha Jane Smith S Brown Edyja Nesbitt and others across Blevins High School Elementary Training and McCaskill Elementary with staff listings for librarians music and principals.
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McCaskill Junior High School
Greene Shufield
Avonna Tinsley
Ruby Baker
Blevins High School
Martha Jane Smith
S. Brown
Edyja Nesbitt
Harry Owens
Neil Watson
Gerald the Tippitt
Virginia Wright
Dollie May Nuddleston
Vadie M. Robinson
WW. Jacques
Suranna Allen
Evelyn Burton
Jodi Duffie
Amilee Smith
Emily Or. Gaynes
Lula McPadden
Arthur J Brown
McCaskill
Ruth Wathen
New Kroger Market to Open Monday
Kroger's new supermarket on South Main Street will officially open Monday September 16, district manager FE. la. Jorden announced. The store features all-new fixtures merchandise and the latest meat counters with modern vegetable and dairy displays. Public is invited to the opening.
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FE. la. Jorden
Vandenberg Urges United States Unity Abroad
Paris dispatch reports Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urged U S unity in foreign policy, saying cooperation hinges on a single secretary of state. He noted Paris doubts the unity and highlighted tensions after Wallace's speech, with Byrnes reportedly not consulted and White House denials on any policy change.
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Byrne
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Walace
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Avenes
Stuttgart
Min
Communist supported squatter protests shake London politics
An observant Florida editor notes a London campaign backed by communists that has thousands of vacant luxury flats occupied by homeless, aimed at embarrassing the Socialist government and shaping the next general election. The piece discusses how Conservative voters backed Labour in a broad protest over domestic issues like housing and employment.
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