Radio and Kasenkina case headline in Arkansas Star
A local Arkansas Star page previews spread on the Kasenkina incident and related radio diplomacy. It highlights a North Arkansas appeal to Governor Liney to save the Missouri and Arkansas railroad, plus commentary on Soviet teachers, the State Department recall of Lomakin, and broader Cold War tensions.
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North Arkansas
Liney
Missouri & Arkansas Railroad
of Arkansas
Hope and Hempstead Counmy
Southwestern Proving Ground
Tsny North Arkansas
M. & A. Venture
James Thrasher
State Department
Jacob Lomakin
New York
Soviel
Lomakin
Stalin
Hitler
Panyushkin
Kremlin
Forrest City Plans Lease of Plant to AP&L Company
Forrest City considers leasing the municipal power plant to Arkies Power and Light Company. City officials and AP&L discuss terms, with the council aiming to complete a formal contract to supply electricity and manage plant operations locally. The effort hinges on a council vote and state approvals before finalization.
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Forrest City
Ap&l Company
Communists Plot Parade Opens Third District Livestock Show Here
Berlin dispatch notes secret Communist planning meetings in Berlin and the Soviet occupation zone, with reports from East European capitals suggesting strategy talks in Russia. Western Germany faces economic recovery moves as Allied zones coordinate industrial planning while Western powers seek unified Germany. American troops maintain steadiness amid ongoing Berlin crisis.
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Berlin
Germany
Poismn
Bertin
Washington
J East Europe
Russia
Targlische Tundachau
Berlin Erisis
Zanes
Lawrence Wilkinson
Lucius D. Clay
Kizania
Berlain
Long Sees Way to Put Truman on Ballot in Louisiana
Louisiana lawmakers face a potential special session called by Governor Earl K. Long to place Harry S Truman on the state ballot for all ten electoral votes. The move follows the Louisiana Democratic central committee’s earlier decision to back States’ Rights ticket candidates and could affect national party alignment and qualification of electors if legislators act.
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Baton Rouge
Truman
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Huey Pi Dong
National Democratic Party
My. Truman
National Party
Democratic Party
States’ Rights
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Mand
Belding Wright
Mississippi
Luisana
Thegh
National Democratic
J. Howard McCrath
Dhiar Lond
Logigiditt Wallut
Tomies
Governae
Sonal
Eboosos
Hempstead Cotton: 223 Bales Ginned Reported
A garbled entry notes 223 bales of cotton ginned in Hempstead with unclear details about dates and processing. The text includes fragmented phrases and foreign characters, obscuring the full context and operator names. No further verifiable entities or outcomes can be determined from the legible portions.
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Hempstead
Fine Exhibits Add Interest to Livestock Show
The Third District Livestock Show at Bairpark features strong displays from county 4‑H and Negro Home Demonstration clubs. A new exhibit hall showcases food, clothing, and household wares with groups such as Victory, Greer Laseter, Hopewell, and Liberty Hill presenting notable booths.
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Bairpark
Victory
Greer Laseter
Hopewell
Center Paint
Baker
Bellon
Rocky Mound
Shovey Springs
Liberty Hill
Peave Home
Marshal Central
GT Agriculture
Patuins
Cis
Arkansas Porestey Service
Bismarck
Atk
Vuleran Farm
Pike County
Negro
Moonystead
Baden Arena
Neie
Clu Chun- Well
Antioch
McCluskil
Clay
Blevins
BS of
Waington
Negro Wotiru Pariers
Hemmsitead
Akaness
Pai
Yuy Hiss
Notin
Blonetio
Maluritetes
Miguinte A
Pela Stayer
Sietie Afte
Magiolin A & Mi
Noble
Rei Leityis
Blake
Mugnonia
Bodies of 3 War Heroes Enroute Home
The Memphis Graves Registration Depot announced today that the bodies of three war heroes are en route home from the Federal Theater. Names include Monroe Westin, Verna B. Stitt, and Henery H. Stuart, with next of kin noted.
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Memphis
le Loath Hints
TS. Army
Sir
Monroe
De Gaulle Accused of Private Police Force in France
Fragmented report from Maris dated September 28 alleges President Charles De Gaulle mobilized a private police group of ARON men. Text cites interior ministry delays and unclear sources about De Gaulle’s security arrangements and potential covert actions.
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Prench
Charles de Gaulle
Pauls
Grenoble
Wroth Wei
Tns
Uae
Joe
Mooh
Siiek
Eerie Volek
South Africa Trade Boom Seen by Bruner Ivory Rep
Bruner Ivory Handle Co representative Joseph Mlauey Fl from Johannesburg discusses U S South Africa trade expansion during a radio interview broadcast by OXARS Hope. Caswell on a business tour, driven from Little Rock by A A Albritton. Caswell cites high costs and limited supply in America, contrasts with Africa mining and sales reach, and notes wartime constraints on shipping and pricing.
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Oxars Hope
Little Rock
A. A. Albritton
Adelines
Mr. Caswell
New York
Series of robberies reported in Hope area
Police logged a string of burglaries including entry to Lemon Edwards at 623 Warn St with $70 and a Y-devel railroad watch stolen, back screen entry and missing cash at J A Davis Store on West South St, and the home of Jim Millon Master with further thefts. Witnesses describe disrupted doors and rummaged rooms. details uncertain due to garbled text.
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Hope List
Ladey
Lemon Edwards
Warn St
J. A. Davis
West Sth St
Jim Millon
Dred Morniby
Pam
Decdinya Ees
Hempstead Elects Commissioners Amid Party Tensions
Election officials in Hempstead selected Grace Lorediigt Hainer and Ury Meenas as new election commissioners for the next two years. Chfnd Pranks, AtAless Davis, and others faced partisan debate as a Republican majority sought control. Officials indicated DAL Wad Me and Franks near the top of the ticket, with the final lineup shaping county governance.
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Paviy
Franks
Mr. Davis
Negro Charged in Slaying of Five in Kansas City
George Bell, a 41, Negro, was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in a shooting affray that left five men dead Monday night. Bell is accused of fatally shooting Patrolman Charles Neaves, 43, as police arrived. A brother of a victim is held responsible for two other deaths. Edwin Burton Warren, 27, also killed. Two patrolmen, Sergt. William Wells, 34, and Kieffer Burris, 41, were wounded but expected to recover.
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Kansas City
George Bell
Hell
Charles Neaves
Bell
William Bell
Edwin Burton
Prescott Youth Captures Grand Champion Calf in Third District Show
Joe LL Wrep of Prescott FFA won the grand champion calf, with John Floyd Wills of Murfreesboro cued second and Jewell Carney of Darrey third. Winners will enter the State Livestock Show, and Kroger officials presented the trophy.
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Joe LL Wrep
FFA
Prescott
John Floyd Wills
F&a
Murftershoro
Jewell Carney
Chile
Darrey
el, Jordan
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Kroger Co
Arkansas
Fred Reusser
Little Rock
Jordan
Soviet Warns of Disunity in UN Group
Soviet Delegate Andrei Vishinsky warned at the United Nations that disunity could split the body if certain countries follow unaided policies. He challenged Argentina’s plan to admit nations with seven Security Council votes and noted Russia’s past vetoes. The assembly also faced Balkan and Palestine debates as Western powers pressed Berlin coverage.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
Andrei A. Vishinsky
United Nations
Argentia
Security Council
Russia
Possia
Embly
Soviet Union
United Nations Shu
Vishinsky
Sesslonl
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Balkans Commission
Palestine
Folkeernadatte
United States
Britain
Ry Heaman
Israel
Bernadotte
Aed
Berlin
United “Nations
Hid
Poe
Moscow
Stock Show in Hope Draws Big Crowds on Third Day
The Third District Livestock Association show at Fa park in Hope featured a parade with eight planes from Lidl Ale’ Fight Squadron Arkansas National Guard buzzed over the park. A band from Prescott High School and Company A 183rd Infantry joined the procession along with beauty entrants in the Queen contest and horsemen. Tomorrow promises a horse show at 4 p.m. at Rodeo Arena. Friday highlights include events with the court’s children and a major football game, with Saturday slated for Shrine Clubs activities and the Rodeo Queen competition with a $500 prize. Livestock judging continued as night crowds, largest in history, filled the grounds and rodeo drew many visitors from across districts.
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Fa: Park
Préscot Hight School
Menmbe
183Rd Infantry
Hope
Pho Nope High School
Contec
Jong Liu
Siena
City of Hope
Shrine Clubs of
Ark
Su Ue
Allies ready in event of failure Berlin policy
London reports United States Britain and France seek absolute agreement on Berlin policy. Bevin says talks with Moscow and Western envoys continue, aiming to spare Berlin and avoid worst outcomes. Officials warn no final note or accord yet, though close consultation persists in Paris.
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London
United States
Britain
Moscow
Bertip
Ernest Bevin
Stalin
Malgroy
Bevin
Bey
Paris
Berlin
Russia
Brittain
Fratee
Levin
Lam Pot
Two Small Houses Burn Near Hope
Fire destroyed two small houses near Hope as flames swept through a mile long area. Firefighters battled the blaze, helped by a water line and limited protection for nearby structures. No injuries reported, and some furniture was saved.
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Hope
Austing
Dedication of McCaskill Church Sept 26
Dedication of McCaskill Church announced with services at 2 p m led by Bishop Paul Mat and clergy. Public welcome. refresher event follows. Date details appear garbled but point to a church dedication and memorial services.
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McCaskill Church
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the Star
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Arkieise Power and Light Company
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Lyle Brown
Hone
Sid McMath
Earl Rix
Hot Springs
Fred A. Lick
Third Livestock District
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Bonn Todd
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Mr Vike
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