CIO Is Closing Out His Fur Liner Business
Washington officials report fur liner producer Morris Coopersmith told a House Labor subcommittee that fines up to 2000 dollars imposed on manufacturers who hire non union fur finishers drive his business from the market. He cited union rules and Communist ties as factors. The hearing also reviewed alleged Communist influence in the CIO and included new closed door sessions by the House Un American Activities Committee seeking wartime atomic secrets.
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Washington
New York
Tur
CLO
Morris Coopersmith
American Fur Liner Contragtors Association
House
Coopersmith
Labor
Max. Scehwahe
R-Ma
Texans Import Eskimo Girls From Alaska
The Horne Oil Company president L. L. Horne says Eskimo women from Alaska will be brought to Texas to honor a $20,000 bet. Pilot Lew Leach in Seattle will fly them to Fort Worth with a chaperone, aiming for the Blackstone hotel by Wednesday. The group is described as about 18 years old.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
L. L. Horne
Horne Oil Company
Alaska
Seattle
Lew Leach
Ine
Horne
Blackstone
Fort Worth
Leach
Houston
San Antonio
Midland
Waen
Missouri Dedicates Pershing Park to memory
Missouri honored General John J. Pershing by dedicating a 1950 acre Pershing Park near his birthplace in Laclede. Major General William D. Connor of Gloucester Massachusetts keynote speaker at the dedicatory ceremony. Pershing led the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I and died last July.
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Laclede
John J. Pershing
Pershine Park
Missouri
William D. Connor
Gloucester
Mass
Pershing
Union Letters Threaten Delivery Garment Trade
Officials seize contracers books to uncover manufacturers doing business with them. Coppersmith says union men shadow delivery boys to trace finished garments. His brother quits after threats that he would be beaten for delivering to manufacturers. Schwabe asks for police protection. Coopersmith says union money eclipses their funds, and graft is unaffordable. He questions who receives graft and notes cops are hard to reach.
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Ion
Prescott church activities and community notices
Local Prescott notices list church meetings on Wednesday including Methodist at 7:30 p m Presbyterian prayer at 7 15 and First Baptist choir practice at 6:19 and a First Christian prayer service at 7:45 Also announced the Prescott Musical Col lege season opener on Wednesday at 3 00 p m at Mrs C Ray Hegendart’s home with Mrs J L Eaton assisting The Supt and Mrs hosted a Friday morning event honoring faculty and school board members and their wives at the Jac Lawson Hotel Faculty and board talks followed Sup t Smith introduced new faculty and guests Joe Covington from the University of Arkansas Fayetteville visited with Mr and Mrs Floyd Hubbard Miss Mary Adalyn Young of Little Rock stayed with relatives and friends Mrs Fh T Clena and Ida Clair of Blevins spent Friday with the Hubbards and Miss Mildred Bersig planned to travel to Columbia Mo for Stephens College Others include Mr and Mrs J T McRae visiting in Shreveport La with relatives Miss Mary Annette White of Little Rock visiting her grandmother Mrs Wat W White Sr Donald T Atkins returned to Camden after visiting his aunt Mrs Paul Buchanan and Mr Buchanan Miss Kate Sparks Bemis left for St Charles to enroll at Lindenwood College with her parents and Miss Ethel McRae Bernis Rev W G Bensberg and Dale Denman to attend Ouachita Presbytery fall meeting in Ashdown on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Russian custody of Ukrainian girl in Berlin sparks dispute
A Soviet claim to custody of a German hospital ward, a Ukrainian girl with infantile paralysis in Berlin, triggers US, four powers and IRO reactions. Frank Howley says IRO not recognized by Berlin four-power government. case hinges on wartime occupation rules and custody transfer to the Soviets.
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Hertha Kaylenka
Berlin
U. S
Tia
Frank Howley
Mili- 7
IRO
Samy
Dimand
Howley
Ben
Korienka
Imation
Seettle
Benin
Thieves Target Luxury Goods In Kansas City Burglaries
Police report a string of thefts across Kansas City featuring luxury items. Items stolen include television sets, fishing tackle, golf clubs, a cigarette lighter, an electric fan, two cigarette cartons, and a checkered sport shirt.
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Kansas City
Volcanic eruption renews danger at Garniguin Island
A Sibokhi bok volcano on Garniguin Island near Manila erupted again late today after a two day pause. Officials report renewed worse activity with relief work organized by the social welfare commission. Earlier eruptions caused five deaths and forced the evacuation of about 45,000 natives.
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Manila
Sibokhibok
Garniguin Island
Social Welfare Commission
Camynin
Topeka Arkansas Court Docket September 13 194g
Municipal docket lists numerous cases from Tope Arkansas with Guilty not guilty pleas and fines. Individuals include Guy Docket Lucile Simpson Julia Ann Green Lloyd Spence Mrs A A Haynes and many others. Charges cover assault and battery disturbing the peace drunkenness and possession of intoxicating liquor with cash bonds and fines noted.
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Tope Arkansas
Guy Docket
Lucile Simpson
Julia Ann Green
A. A. Haynes
Yorotr
Lloyd Spenece
John Chori
West J. We Williams
Tunes Russell
Speardine
Marshall Johnson
Yee
Robert Jackson
Alaska Ming
Wy Miller
Amita J. Hington
Een Smith
Logan Wil
Disturbing Peace
Boddie Brown
Curley B. Andersi
Arthur Lee Wing
Clarence Phillips
Danie May Phillips
James H. Dougan
Andrew Duwson
Baward Burgher
Norman Burgher
CG. A. Oller
Judie Royal
E. O. Babbling
Devil Stephens
George Hunter
Hazel Bell
Willie Bo Young
Albert Talley
Martin Guihrie
Wilburn Dixon
Wraip
Andrew Deustis
Johnnie Hender
Anigor
Mayfield
Evacuation Evokes 5,000 Shaken by Ash Covered Dig
A government commission notified officials that a protracted ash threat endangers about 5,000 inhabitants, with many concentrated near Sagay and Binur. Fifteen foot waves from a sequent quake hamper U S Army efforts to William Weigel. It is unclear if this concerns a new evacuation or prior halted work.
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Prilli
Sagay
Binur
U. S
William Weigel
State Teachers May Take U S Census in 1950
In September 1950 rumors arise that state teachers may participate in the U S Census. The report notes possible federal census involvement if educators in other states approve. The piece mentions officials like Hoyt Rey Pyle and James H. Dougan amid a list of bond forfeitures and legal actions in Hope, Arkansas, with cases on speeding, drunkenness, overdrafts, and driving infractions.
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U.S
Little Ieek
Arkansas
Chan
Educmlers
Sniout Aeout
Ompsen
James H. Dougan
Foberley
White
Vivecford
Ti. Gildson
W. A. Henry
Ray ‘Turner
Tormnne Reynolds
Push McCullough
W. £. Denting
D. Easton
J. BE. Bearden
Jab Day
Houston
Thomas Bends
W. DB. Lilewandusky
Theolun
Claud Noland
B. Secniur
Adrian Mipson
Thomas Cummins
Marcum
Robert LaGrone
Brown
Johan Loc
Wesley Crouch
G.T. Cannon
Monty Grant
Glen Walker
Oliver Heflelhawer
Jick l Hugpins
Melurne Dyer
C. C. Sprag
Joss Re
Kathlen Delaney
B.C. Cox
Ralph Roperts
H. Burns
Ned Cecil Frank Turner
D. FL
Starnes
J. W. Moo
Floyd Ross
Alvin J
Fred ‘Russell Jo
Guerin
Stanley Latin
Posse
W. KE. Wennie
Dale Milligan
Clarence Lemley
Cecil Williams
C. L. Jordan
V. Grundy
BR. Nusent
Elmore Thornton
Herman Pike
Brartine Peel
Grune
John L. Wii
Hope
Proposal to Use Headhora Enumerators in Census Plan
The Commerce department suggests using Headhora as enumerators with teachers taking a week off in spring at ten, during which the census would be taken and paid at regular rates. Penguins lay one or two eggs, sometimes three, during breeding season.
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Cio
B.R. Hamm Motor Co
Pershing Park
Ee ‘Saan
Laings
Home Journal
Yoeur
Harper's Bazaar
Mademoiselle
Prescott
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
C. Ray Hegendart
J. L. Eaton
Joe Covington
University of Arkansas
Mary Adalyn Young
Little Rock
Fh. T. Clena
Ida Clair
Blevins
Floyd Hubbard
Mildred Bersig
Columbia
Stephens College
J.T. McRae Seco
Shreveport
Mary Annette White
Wat W. White Sr
Donald T. Atkins
Camden
Paul Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Kate Sparks Bemis
St. Charles
Linddenwood College
Tom Bernis
Ethel McRae Bernis
W. G. Bensberg
Dale Denman
Ouachita
Gil
Philippines
Sociel
Vahel
Fordvabie
Uae Ned
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkmam
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