International Trusteeship for Italian Colonies Targets World Peace
AP analysis argues placing Italy’s colonies under United Nations trusteeship could curb Mussolini's Mediterranean expansion and reduce war risks. The piece notes Britain’s stake via Suez and Malta, and views a UN trusteeship as stabilizing the eastern Mediterranean while preserving imperial interests.
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Daily Bread Co ay from Page One
Niemoeller and Kagawa express concern that persecution of people in any country is a concern of decent people everywhere and question when the noble notion will take root. The piece urges vigilance and moral responsibility.
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Daily Bread Co
Niemoeller
Kagawa
Hope Star masthead and credit line from 1920s issue
The Hope Star announces its publication details with Star Publishing Co. Inc. listing C. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. It shows the paper’s address at 212 214 South Walnut, Hope Arkansas and notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising reps.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
Cc. E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
U.S. Aluminum Plants Still a Problem in Postwar Reorganization
Attorney General Tom C. Clark said a relocation and resizing of government owned aluminum plants is needed for efficient postwar operation. He argued private Alcoa plants are better integrated and more economical than Defense Plant Corporation facilities scattered from Tacoma to Baton Rouge, with limited potential for true integration elsewhere.
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Washington
Tom C. Clark
Congress
Clark
Aluminum Company of America
Defense Plant Corporation
DPC
Alcoa
Tacoma
Wash
Baton Rouge
Los Angeles
Massena
N. Y
Pacific Northwest
Arkansas
Midwest
Listerhill
Ala
Reynolds Metals
SPC
Jones Mill
Spokane
Tenn
War plant cutbacks shift hunting seasons
Postwar cutbacks at plants trigger adjustments in hunting rules. The spring squirrel hunt opens earlier as workers face job shifts, while the fall season is advanced by 15 to 30 days to fit the new labor and recreation timetable.
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Portland
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
New York
Missing Little Rock salesman found dead in wooded area
Samuel C. Wilkerson, a Little Rock salesman missing since Wednesday, was found near North Little Rock with his car. Coroner Dr. Bert Phillips said death resulted from a heart attack after a search that covered Ward Lonoke county. Initial signs ruled out foul play as money and personal effects remained with the body. Autopsy ordered due to unclear immediate cause. A $1,000 reward earlier offered for information. Survived by wife, mother, a daughter and two brothers.
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Little Rock
Samuel C. Wilkerson
North Little Rock
Pulask
Bert Phillips
Wilkerson
Ward
Lonoke County
Three Marines Held in Theft of Bed Linen at Newport Base
Three Marines were in custody today on charges of stealing bed sheets from the Newport air base and awaiting trial by civil court or court martial. Special Agent Dean Morley of the Little Rock FBI announced the arrest yesterday, noting the men allegedly tried to sell the linens to a Little Rock merchant.
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Little Rock
Newrt Air Base
Dean Morley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Motorcycle Fatality in Highway 71 Collision Near Bentonville
A collision on Highway 71 south of Bentonville Saturday night killed Alvin M. Oxley 28 a World War II veteran and son of Mr and Mrs A M Oxley of Pea Ridge. Oxley died when his motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve and struck a car driven by Charles Moore near here.
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Bentonville
Highway 71
Alvin M. Oxley
A. M. Oxley
Pea Ridge
Oxley
Charles Moore
Here
Asset disposition sparks debate over monopoly risks
The text argues that a proposed disposition to Alcoa as it stands would reinforce a monopoly and conflict with the aims of the surplus property act, raising questions about policy objectives and peace.
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Alcoa
MacArthur Shrine Planned in Little Rock
Little Rock officers announce a trusteeship creation for the MacArthur National Shrine Foundation to honor Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur born in Little Rock. First Vice President Charles E. Carlin says the Young Business Men's Association board will be trustees with Dan Sprick, mayor, as honorary chairman.
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Little Rock
MacArthur National Shrine Foundation
Pulaski Ciicuit Court
Charles E. Carlin
Tax Proposed on Fox Pelts Sold by Hunters-for-Profit
A proposed regulation by the State Foxhunters Association would tax each fox pelt and require trap registration for commercial trappers. The regulation was among changes to Arkansas game laws submitted to the State Game and Fish Commission at its opening meeting in Little Rock with wildlife groups and sportsmen.
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Little Rock
State
Foxhunters Association
Arkansas
State Game and Fish Commission
Market Report Poultry and Produce in Chicago and New York
Chicago and St Louis market notes show live poultry firm with varied prices for fowl roasters fryers and broilers. Eggs butter and dairy prices hold with firm to uneven trends and large receipts. New York stocks slip amid labor strikes while grain and provisions tilt lower on weak market. Cotton futures steady after early decline with mill buying and strike fears influencing sentiment.
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Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Great Northern
American Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
Texas Co. di Pont
Allied Chemical
Johns Manvile
Caterpillar Tractor
Packard
Curt Publishing
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Gar Wood
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Southern Textile Mills
Meat Ration Denendon Policy Abroad
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson spoke after a White House conference with President Truman. He said if rationing continues it should be liberal and cover normal peacetime domestic needs. He believed enough meat exists domestically and hoped subsidies could end by June 20 with four exceptions. Sugar may require 1946 rationing and fats and oils rationing could end by January 1.
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Washington
Anderson
Nuary
Theology Students Take Weekend Pastorates Across Georgia and Tennessee
Avlanta Georgia reports theology students from Emory University are assigned to church weeks in Georgia and Tennessee towns. Each year about 50 students serve weekend pastorates traveling by bus auto and streetcar to reach distant congregations. The program reflects continued demand for student pastors, rising during wartime with ministers in military service.
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Tuday Emory University
Georgia
Tennessee
Poseétime
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