Russia Blocs Balkans. Moscow Rules Spheres of Influence
AP analysis notes the Big Five ministers meeting in London reveals Russia cementing influence in Europe. Molotov rejects Western hand in the Balkans, making the Balkans Russia’s preserve. Map shows Red tide expanding from Berlin toward Czechoslovakia and Austria with Baltic and southern Balkan states under Moscow.
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Dewitt
MacKenzie
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
Europe
Council
Russia
Moscow
Britain
Marshal Stalin
Molotov
Balkans
Germany
Poland
Berlin
Austria
Hungary
Baltic States
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Baltic
Black and White ointment promises rapid skin relief
Patent remedy claims to cure eczema acne pimples ringworn and other skin woes with antiseptic action. It touts 25 years of success and offers 10c 25c and 50c sizes with refund if not satisfied. Use as directed and pair with daily Black and White Skin Soap for cleansing.
Moscow Faces Far East Influence in Postwar Power Plays
A dispatch notes Moscow seeks broader influence in Europe and asks the Big Five for a say in U S military policy in Japan and the Far Pacific. The piece cautions Moscow aims to play a major role in the Far East amid European shifts and Communist party activity.
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Moscow
France
Belgium
Russia
Big Five Council
MacArthur
Japan
Far Pacific
Far East
Japanese Officers Convicted in Mock Shanghai War Crimes Trial
Four senior Japanese officers were sentenced to life imprisonment in a Shanghai area court held in Japanese language. The mock trial named Lt. Col. Makato Toyama and three associates as presiding judge associate judge and prosecutor. Eight airmen were declared punishable under military regulations and to be punished as written.
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Shanghai
Makato Toyama
Wamithu Yusei
Okada Ryukei
Hata Itsuro
Court records reveal details of Doolittle raid executions
Court martial records show five sentences commuted while three airmen were executed and cremated in Shang hai in a wartime incident. Ashes were handed to the International Red Cross by a Woosung camp commander as remains of prisoners who died. U S protests and Roosevelt denounced the killings as murder.
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Monkey
Shanghai
International Red Cross
Woosung
Doolittle
U. S. State Department
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Japan
President comments on Big Three meetings and Berlin peace move
The president said there are no plans for another Big Three meeting and dismissed reports of a London foreign ministers council failure as surmise. He expects Byrnes to return in about ten days and has no plans for MacArthur’s recall or Eisenhower’s Nazi official dismissals. He noted UN headquarters location will be decided by member vote.
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Foreign Ministers Council
London
Foreign Ministers
James F. Byrnes
MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Eisenhower
Berlin
United Nations Peace Organization
Mrs Collins Aide to Frontline Command Ends in Custody
The Army regiment elevates Mrs. Collins as a scout and planner, even commanding posts and missions in a unit moving toward front lines. Civilians overlook her status until an on road jeep encounter with the division general leads CIC custody and ends her military career. The regiment falls back to muddy outbuildings and cold rations.
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Mrs. Collins
France
Joan of Arc
CIC
Counter
Secon
Patton's Nazi remark clashes with Eisenhower order
Smith says General Patton's claim that certain Nazis were needed in key posts to run functions of life contradicts Eisenhower's directive. He asserts Patton's statement is not compatible with the allied policy and could be disregarded.
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Smith
Patton
Eisenhower
Diamond Jim Brady and Digestive Ailments Ad
Sufferers of stomach or ulcer pains and indigestion are urged to try Udga. The ad claims Udga relieves gas pains heart burn and other acid related issues. A 25c box is offered with a double money back guarantee. Available at John P Cox Drug Co. and drugstores nationwide.
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Diamond Jim Brady
John P Cox Drug Co
Adv
Market Report from St. Louis and Chicago Grain News
Market report from St Louis and National Stockyards covers livestock receipts hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges for barrows gilts sows calves heifers cows and vealers. Grain and provisions note wheat prices cash oats and corn activity while New York cotton futures show declines after liquidation and transfer notices.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Poultry and Produce Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows butter firm with receipts 404 696 and eggs firm with various U S extras standards and current receipts. Live poultry remained steady with truck and car receipts and prices listed for fowl, leghorns, roosters, fryers, broilers, ducks and ducklings.
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Chicago
U. S
New York Stocks End Rough Session With Partial Recovery
Prices recovered part of today’s steep losses in New York trading though the market trend stayed down overall. Scattered gains appeared near the close as steel shares influenced the final hour.
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New York
Patton Ordered to Follow Eisenhower Despite Opinions
Smith said Patton, at the time of his statement, did not know if Eisenhower's order banning Nazis from supervisory positions had been received. Patton, as a soldier, would carry out his commander's orders, even if opinions differed.
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Patton
Eisenhower
Smith
Labor and Company Face Conciliation Conference
Labor and his company saw little chance for success of the conciliation conference. He claimed the Sinclair company had no present dispute with its employer and a dispute had been manufactured for coercing them into signing a blank check of an unknown future. The Chicago meeting was considered the first important test.
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Sinclair Company
Chicago
War Developed Hearing Senses Demo at Barlow Hotel
Mr E Grant Gibbons will conduct a free hearing clinic at Hope on Thursday September 27 from 1 to 5 PM. Demonstrations include Hearing Lenses and Acousticon tests plus fittings for bone and air conduction devices. Evening home visits available with prior arrangement.
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Barlow Hotel
E. Grant Gibbons
Hope
Beier
Gibbons
America
Hope Barlow
Nashville
Garner
Norton dies former L. and A. official at 83
S. G. Norton 83 died at 5 a.m. in a local hospital. He came to Hope in 1906 and was the first man to bring an L. & A. train into the city. He worked for the railroad 34 years, retiring in 1936. Funeral at his home 520 North Hervey Street at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Henry B. Smith and Rev. R. B. Moore officiating. he was an Episcopalian and member of Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 and Albert Pike Consistory. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, and three brothers.
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S. G. Norton
Rebecca Norton
James L. Lucas
Little Rock
Edward W. Bird
Crossett
Walter F. Norton
Clifford Norton
Cleveland
Ohio
Guy P. Norton
Washington, D. C
Norton
North
Hervey Street
Henry B. Smith
R. B. Moore
Episcopal Church
Whitfield
Veterans Return to U S Arrive in New York on Chapel Hill Victory
The Associated Press reports Arkansas veterans listed by name are arriving in New York Friday aboard the Chapel Hill Victory. Names include Aubrey J. Sheron, Edward C. Thompson, Desmond R. Helena King, Leslie Perrin, Nash Skelton, Dee Green, Guy Moss, William Scarbrough, Jack Spencer, Guy Hacott, James Dunlap, James Godfrey, Woodrow Griffith, Kenneth McKee, Robert Short and others from towns across Arkansas.
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Associated Press
New York
Chapel Hill
Sheron
Aubrey J
Pfc
Hamburg
Thompson
Edward C
Hele
King
Desmond R
Hot Springs
Payden
Charles D
Linneus
Perrin
Leslie
Macon
Skelton
Nash H
Hazel Valley
Green
Dee
New Port
Moss
Guy M
Ola
Scarbrough
William L
Crossett
Spencer
Jack C
Fairoaks
Hacott
Guy B
Greenwood
Dunlap
James W
Horatio
Godfrey
James R
Pyatt
Griffith
Woodrow W
Mountain View
Jefferson D
Mr. McKee
Kenneth E
Farmington
Short
Robert H
Waldo
Labor unrest expands across North America and auto sector
Labor actions spread from New York to Detroit and Windsor as CIO and AFL unions press wage raises and recognition. In Detroit 150,000 Chrysler workers and 350,000 GM employees are eyed for strike votes while Kelsey-Hayes idleness affects 50,000 Ford workers. Canada sees Windsor talks and Ontario plant layoffs amid food relief concerns. West Virginia and Pennsylvania mines face supervisory and miner stoppages.
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Labor Department
J.O. Hubbard
Houston
Tex
A. J Hummert
St. Louis
New York City
CIO
AFL
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
Ford
Detroit River
Windsor
Ont
AFL Teamsters
Pacific Northwest
Teamsters
CIO Lumber
West Virginia
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Arkansas men to arrive in Seattle on General Blatchford
The following Arkansas servicemen are listed as due to arrive in Seattle Saturday aboard the General Blatchford Buford. Names include Clarence H. Dacis Pvt Poca hontas Jack J Eakestraw Pvt Luxora James R Master Sgt Hamburg Hall Kers E Tech 5th Dumas Goodner Olsen D Tech 5 Oden Brooks Charles E Pfc De Queen Field Louis C Pfc Marmaduke Hambleton Albert L Pfc Ashdown Holliman Jasper T Pfc Quitman Lane Hershel E Pfc Keiser Alade Gordon K Pfcc G D El Dorado.
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Arkansas
Seattle
Blatchford
Buford
James R
Hamburg
Hall
Kers E
Tech 5Th
Dumas
Goodner
Olsen D
Tech 5
Oden
Brooks
Charles E
Pfc
de- Queen
Field
Louis C
Marmaduke
Hambleton
Albert L
Ashdown
Holliman
Jasper T
Quitman
Lane
Hershel E
Keiser
Alade
Gordon K
Pfcc
G. D
el Dorado
Arkansas service men returning to San Francisco aboard General Gordon
Aboard the S S General Gordon on Monday the following Arkansas service members were listed returning to San Francisco: Harold U. Spainhour Sgt Clarksville. Thomas M Bushong T-4 Prairie Grove. L Lichtsey Falcon L T-5 Sheridan. Bernard L Blount Pfc Bald Knob. Eston M Cooksey Pfc Boxley. Ralph H Mitchell Pfc Datesville. Arlen L Snow Pic Paragould. Franklin H Vanhorn Pvt Rt 3 El Dorado.
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Associated Press
Arkansas Service
San Francisco
S. S
Gordon
Spainhour
Harold U
Clarksville
Bushong
Thomas M
T-4
Prairie Grove
Lichtsey
Falcon L
T-5
Sheridan
Blount
Bernard L
Bald Knob
Cooksey
Eston M
Boxley
Mitchell
Ralph H
Datesville
Snow
Arlen
60 000 Nazis Held by U S in Germany
Berlin reports that 60 600 to 70 000 Nazis have been arrested in the American zone with total likely to reach 100 000. Most detainees are not jailed for war crimes but kept for the present. An international tribunal weighs indicting the Nazi party. Eisenhower directs removal of Nazis from government posts.
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Clinton B. Conger
Berlin
Germany
Lucius D. Clair
Clay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman Doubtful About Attending Blytheville Event
President Truman said he was uncertain about visiting Caruthersville Missouri or Blytheville Arkansas early next month. He planned to attend the Caruthersville fair around October 6 and was also invited to Blytheville for a cotton picking championship, but his schedule may keep him from both. He did not indicate a final cancellation.
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Washington
Truman
Caruthersville
Blytheville
Ark
Missouri
Death Camp Finger Man Pointed Out by Witness
Josef Kramer known as the beast of Oswiecim was identified in a Lueneburg court session as one of the Nazis selecting victims for gas chambers at Oswiecim. A Hungarian witness Miss Stein identified Kramer and others, describing how prisoners were chosen for execution and stripped for inspection.
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Harles Wighton
Lueneburg
CUPI
Josef Kramer
Toda
Oswiecim
Lueneburgee
Kramer
Belsen
Ylona Sein
Miss Stein
First Transport Leaves India With Returning U.S. Men
London reports a New Delhi radio dispatch stating a transport ship left Karachi with 3,000 officers and enlisted men, the first contingent of 250,000 U.S. troops in the India Burma theater. Authorities aim to redeploy most home by February. Airplanes are moving sick and high priority personnel and POWs, with capacity for about 4,000 monthly.
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London
New Delhi
Karachi
U. S
India-Burma
Brog
St Joseph Aspirin Offer For Large 100 Tablet Bottle
Value in aspiring. You’ll get nearly 3 tablets for 1¢ with a large 100 tablet bottle of St Joseph Aspirin for 35c. Big family favorite. Always get St Joseph Aspirin.
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St. Joseph
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