Overlooked Peace Talks Amid Industrial Strife in nation
Amid widespread labor unrest in St Louis Missouri Pacific and United States Steel, talks resume between labor and management after a five day strike. Coal sector remains blocked by Southern mine owners over John Lewis and the CIO. public mood cautions deflation risk postwar era, urging restraint to avoid worsening national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Jones & Lauthlin
Republic Steel
CIO Steelworkers Union
John
Lewis
United States Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Lodayes
Livestock Show Plans Rapidly Shaping Up
Hope prepares for a week long Livestock Show and Rodeo from September 1 to 24 featuring livestock judging parade rodeo and fair activities. A notable bid includes a $1 raffle ticket to enter grounds during the week as organizers seek support from local residents and groups. participate in parades with horses sound trucks and cars and attend spin events in Prescott and Stamps as area groups back the Third District Livestock Show.
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Roundyolk
Nevada County
Prescott
Proup
Stamps
No Drinking at Grid Games Officers Warn
City officers led by Chief of Police C B Baker and Sherie Claud warned that the law banning public drinking at football games will be enforced at all Hope games. After complaints last week they urged cooperation to keep crowds sober, arresting violators as needed to preserve good order.
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C. B. Baker
Sherie Claud If
Sullon
City of
Hope
SIL
Mygsius
State Police Activities in August
August reports from the state police note several investigations in Ampstead County and neighboring areas. No fatalities were recorded, with multiple incidents and recovered stories indicated by the monthly bulletin.
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Ace Kurshs
Thempstead
Nevads
Howard
Baletin
Jaycee Meet Report From City Hall Confusion
A fragmented OCR item notes a meeting at City Hall with mentions of Jaycee and a junior clash event. Details are garbled but indicate a local gathering or dispute over schedules. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Claashes
Eres WI
Fonighe
City City Hall
Bedoo Py
Weather Forecast for Arkisas and Feurtly
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures tonight then Thursday. Some areas will see showers and warm afternoon winds, with more widespread showers expected by late week as a front moves through the region.
Saylor wins 26th District seat in Pennsylvan ia
In Johnstown and across Cambria and neighboring counties, Republican John P. Saylor captured the 26th district seat, delivering a GOP gain as voters tested the Truman era fair deal amid low turnout primaries. Coffey disputed with anti Taft Hartley rhetoric but fell short in a district with 154 280 eligible voters and strong Republican margins.
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Truman
Colley
Tate
Bistriel Saylor
Cambria
Accetogi
the Daily
Saylor
Coffey
AFL
Duck Season Dates Set for Arkansas and Nearby States
Washington reports the duck season will run November 18 through December 27 in Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi. Arkansas and Tennessee requested those dates, Louisiana agreed, while Mississippi hunters argued the period isn’t optimal. The fish and wildlife service maintained a uniform season across states, selecting dates with broad support.
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Arkansas
Washington
Arkansa
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Fish and Wildlife Service
Neverthless
McAuliffe Slated for Higher Post in Army
Gen Anthony C McAuliffe famed for the Bastogne defense was nominated by President Truman to head the Army chemical corps. If approved, he would replace Maj Gen Alden H Wall who was suspended and later retired after the five percenter probe. Truman also nominated Stanton Griffe as ambassador to Argentina.
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Washington
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
Army Chemical Corps
Truman
Senate
McApliffe
Alden H. Wall
Waitt
Stanton Griffe
Argentina
APL Board Names Two New Directors in Arkansas
Two new members join the Arkansas Power and Light board of directors at a stockholders meeting in Little Rock. W. W. Campbell of Forrest City and W. C. Brewster of Magnolia replace two deceased and resigned directors. Officers are reappointed and a quarterly dividend is declared. Middle South Utilities executives arrive for a two day tour of AP L power houses.
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Moses
Arkansas
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Louiisiane
Mis
P- 1 Power
AP & L
Reappraisal Ordered by State Tax Commission
In Little Rock on September 14 the state tax commission issued its final order for reapprisal of property in Arkansas. After a public hearing in Mountain Home last week the commission ordered all Baxter county property to be respraised. Citizens urged assessments at 20 percent of valuation, a figure the commission endorsed. Baxter county led the county in seeking the commission’s aid with its assessment problem.
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Little Rock
State Tax Commission
Arkansas
The World and America May Be Growing Up Postwar
A long, approximate essay argues that America and the world are entering a postwar era of stability and responsibility. It notes signs of maturity in social changes, economic caution, and a shift toward security and leisure over reckless spending. The piece contrasts wartime energy with a future emphasis on pensions, holidays, and steady living.
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New York
America
Cohl
United States
Poe Hills
Putas
Algecinan
Prion
Mbrg
Wavene
Boy Howe
Ito
Pepo
B B Store Opens With Formal Welcome Night
B and B Supermarket prepares to open on West Second Street with a 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday event. Free coffee and cold drinks, plus souvenirs for kids, will welcome visitors. Dewey Baber leads a staff including Lee Parish and Mavis Baber. The new store features modern fixtures, labeled departments, multiple display counters, fresh stock, and ample parking. It invites the public to tour Hope's newest retail arrival.
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City News
Second Street
Dewey Baber
Baber
Lee Parish
Mavis Baber
Checker
Mary Dell Baber
Conley Pope
Leonard Grant
Baker
Hope
Coal Miner Dies as 135 Escape Cave in Near McAlester
A mine disaster in Oklahoma leaves one miner dead while 135 workers escape from a cave in near McAlester. The Lone Star Steel Company facility is cited amid confusing details as rescuers aid, and authorities investigate the uncured incident and its field vicinity.
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McAlester
Okla
Hoek
Cuiling
Kiling
Buss Toy Nail
Leroy Ifolt
Berton
Injpredt Gad Bkooty
Sutlevdid
Rainor
Lone Star Steel Company
MuAlm
Obhabong
MuAlustur
Yahoo Noth
Snd
Metion Arid Fantes
Atealestor
Dai Susapney
Lone Sur Steel Company
Dangurfield
Tes
Polio Case Toll Ties 800 Figures Reported
A 1949 report notes polio cases near eight hundred with state clinics and health officials saying the counts reflect ongoing outbreak patterns. The article mentions age groups and regional totals, highlighting strain on hospital beds and vaccination efforts.
Youth Killed in Arkansas Violent Death Toll Rises
A brief report notes a youth death in a road incident on State Street yesterday, marking the seventh violent death in Arkansas this year. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but local authorities indicate ongoing concern over street safety and rising violence.
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Granden
Omy
Esate
Ure Abun
Thy
Arkansas
Grigg Seeks Patent for Thrust Stabilizer Invention
Hone resident Guy M. Grigg has filed for a U S patent on a Thrust Stabilizer for outboard motors. The device slips over the propeller to reduce prop wash, acts as a rudder, protects the propeller, and allows slow speeds for fishing. A model is shown at Dani Tire & Planes Co. in Hope.
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Guy M. Grigg
Hone
Grigg
Addiiton
U. S
Patent Office
McMarran, Berman & Davidson
Washington D. C
Weisenberger & Pilkinton
Hope Attorneys
Dani Tire & Applanes Company
South Walnut Sheet
Chigg
Ying
Th Steet
Th Steet. He Was Foral Rogmerly
Sapidwestern Proving Ground
War Assets Administration
Grizg
Tinge
Inez Bond
Costello Denies Interest in Politics Amid Controversy
In New York on September 14 Costello disavowed political ambitions amid rumors he steered attention to art ventures in several cities. Officials including New Yorker governor deny ties to Toos Angeles and Chicago politics, while Mayor Bowser faces questions over the same accusations linked to Costello.
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Newis
Derank Costello
Urlsans Molinies
Minon Dulusseps
Aforriga
Ren Os'leabs
Costehy
Tavkels
Aey
Cestetla
Abe Galeck
New Yorker
Lewis Hints Strike If Welfare Fund Not Paid
Southern coal operators face pressure as John L. Lewis hints a strike unless welfare fund royalties are paid. UMW leaders push for a firm reply by negotiations in progress, with southern managers withholding 20-cent payments and workers facing reduced schedules. In steel talks, United Steelworkers and major producers plan to resume discussions based on a 19-cent wage package and extended deadline.
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Lewis
Welfare Fund
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern
John L. Lewis
Opera Toys
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis Marine
Breup
Mississippi
Washington
John Ownes
Northern
Western
White Sulphur Springs
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
United States Steel Corp
Philip Murray
Bard
Prescott Jubilee Fair Opens with Diamond Jubilee Parade
Prescott celebrates the 13th Nevada County Fair and a Diamond Jubilee marking the city's 73rd year. Congressman Oren Harris delivered the principal address at the Nevada County Courthouse. A 2:30 pm parade drew hundreds, featuring queens contestants and horsemen from Hope, Magnolia, and surrounding areas as schools closed for the event. The celebration runs through Friday.
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Prescott
Nevada County
AL Wo Aim
Nevada — County
Oren Harris
Danied McGuire
Carolyn Warren
Rita McCaskill
Patricia Burnette
Revenue Chief Named in Another Suit
Arkansas revenue commissioner Dean T. Morley faces federal action after a Pine Bluff operator asks the U.S. District Court to force him to issue a beer permit. The complaint claims denial violates the 14th Amendment as the Castle Drive Inn serves both Negroes and whites in a predominantly white neighborhood, raising concerns of racial disturbances. Morley is preparing to seek Arkansas Supreme Court guidance on his licensing powers after a Pulaski Chancery ruling said he suspended a Little Rock permit without sufficient cause.
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Litke Rock
Arkansas
Dean Tl. Marley
Pine Bluff
U.S. District
Morley
Worman
Mary Tin
Castle Drive
Ner
Harold Blowers
Flowers
Pine Dblytt
Arkansis
Arkansas Supreme Court
Red Satellites to Be Charged Before UN
Secretary of State Acheson announced that Soviet dominated Bulgaria Hungary and Romania will be charged in the United Nations General Assembly with human rights violations under peace treaties. He said the satellite states rejected a US proposal to use treaty mechanisms and urged the UN to review the record and consider further action. The United States and Britain have pressed for adherence to treaty procedures for settlement, while Russia’s stance is described as an internal affair.
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Washington
Acheson
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Bona
Just
Cass
Clear International
Ison
Aeia
Ec Agyt
Ache
U. S
United Nations
Britain
Rui
Russia
Amari
Tax Free Oleo Next Year Says Fulbright
Sen William Fulbright says American housewives can look forward next year to tax free yellow margarine as Congress delays the fight to repeal federal oleomargarine taxes. He notes the Democratic policy committee voted to bring up the repealer first in the next session, promising relief from penalties and red tape for producers and consumers.
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Washington
William Fulbright
Ark
Fulbright
Sen
Democratic Policy Committee
Ness
Congress
House
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Arizona Sunshine
Atlantic City
NEA
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