Hunted Man Suspected in Neighborhood Gun Murders
Reports say Sidney Pavatt was shot near a cabin, with a body found in a shallow grave. Investigators link the killer to a storm cellar hideout, where papers may ID the suspect as a stranger who claimed Philippine War ties. An elderly neighbor recalls the man’s threat and shooting skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parchman
Sidney Pavatt
G. D Cook
Crook
Inan
Thismas
Ken‘Arno
Friends
Howe Oylas
Speegle
France Faces Potential Communist Victory and Crisis
The text contemplates a French political crisis with a Communist victory as a feared outcome. It discusses possible constitutional shifts under de Gaulle, presidential power, and the risk of upheaval affecting government stability and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regia
Tecahomie
France
de Gaulle
Erica
Bat Ag
Quebille Jae
Nortan Navy
Pep 'Eahd
Berlin Blockade Talks Signal Possible Settlement
State Department released a white paper outlining the Berlin negotiations with Premier Stalin. In two Kremlin meetings on August 2, Stalin indicated readiness to settle the Berlin issue, proposing Soviet occupation currency for all Berlin and simultaneous lifting of the blockade, while allowing Western plans for a regional government in Western Germany to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Berlin
Stalin
Bedell Smith
Britain
France
Bovier
Mulotay
Kremlin
Germany
Secret Cominform Meeting Sparks Alleged Plans in Crimea
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes rumors of a secret Cominform gathering in Crimea with Stalin reportedly vacationing. Possible Soviet actions center on satellite annexations and military cooperation in light of the Berlin deadlock, with leaders like Ana Pauker and Klement Gottwald linked to the alleged summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Pauker
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
George Ulaltroy
Bulgaria
Matyas Rakesi
Commuunistsehief
Comi
London
Amon
Berlin
Romania
Europe
Moscow
Heyselt
Cvechostivitein Jong
Skoda
Hilter la Pis
Euope
Russia
Yale
Bud Mouwine
Sdverviza
Ike Ager
Boitain
Wire
Found Dead in Quek Jaweh Estate Mystery
A report states Ella Walker was found dead at Quek Jaweh estate near Laurel. Coroner R. V. Flornden notes no foul play and indicates heavy dunking as a potential factor. The incident spurs negotiators between local parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Walker
Nero Wurully
Laurel
Saniweduy Wight
R. V. Flornden
Gers
Arkansas Supreme Court Hears Reconsideration Request
Little Rock Sept 27 Jay Rowland asked the Arkansas Supreme Court to reconsider its upholding of his bribery conviction. The court, with Justice Charles C. Wine presiding for the first time since recess, reviewed seven cases and carried over four from the pre vacation term. Rowland, convicted at a second Garland Circuit Court trial, faced a $450 sentence. the court noted the lower court verdicts before recess. The day’s submissions included the appeal of Robert Jones from Pope County and several other criminal cases across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jay—Parmer
RaWland
Garland
Ota Edont & Clere
Tor
Nahew Chomeley
Jeys
Caner
Tibet
Seagatt
Dresrou qUeeiley
Thos Otier
Blythesdtle
Rehiinsen
LPL
Lowth
Fears Berlin Continuwd Miom Page One
A scrambled, partial report discusses fears and ongoing events in Berlin with fragmented names and odd spellings. The text cites poverty, development, and violent incidents as themes, mentioning a supposed fatality and various obscure references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Miom
FBI Caught in Middle of Politics
Washington authorities debate the FBI role in vetting Communist or fellow traveler suspicions among federal employees. President Truman calls red herrings while Republicans condemn lax personnel checks. FBI reports inform policy through the Civil Service Commission, not direct prosecutions, with loyalty investigations constrained by confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtong
Edgar Hsaver
Mbt
FBI
Investipatis
FBT
PEL
Investic Galing
Civil Service Commission
Sun
Homer Ferguson
Teenh Cinplaye
William Remington
Hoover
Congressional
FDA
House
Buter
Roosevelt
VEI
Communist Party
Whittabery Chanters
Mirabeth Bentley Roy Ae
Jbi
Tod Press
Lessons From Berlin Air Lift Revealed by Experts
Experts studying the Berlin air lift note valuable lessons for future strategic supply operations. They describe the air corridors, constant flow of planes delivering food and fuel, and the endurance required in harsh weather as pivotal to sustaining Berlin and informing plans for potential blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armerleats
Romipluhot
Gitow
Bertin
Bertin Each 23 Hours. i the Object, of Courage, Is To Supply In Rassing Seytors
Curtis I
Gans
Aare
Bane
Market Report Grain and Provisions Ghierga
Market report covers grain and provisions with price moves for wheat corn and soybeans, noting a sharp close, December and March contracts, and strength in soybeans. Livestock at National Stockyards shows steady to higher bids on hogs and calves, with mixed cattle trade and light sheep activity. Poultry and produce prices mixed with steady to slightly higher wholesale butter and egg quotes in Chicago. New York cotton futures ease as hedging focuses on December against October delivery.
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Jende
St. Louis
Hays
Barros
Riday
Galle
Oda
Chicago
Breiles
New York
N48
Hope Star Hope Ark 1899 1929 masthead note
Hope Star edition lists staff roles including Alex Washburn editor and Paul Jones managing editor. It notes publication by Star Publishing Co in Hope Arkansas with mailing and advertising details, imprint dates, and Associated Press membership.
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Star Publishing CO
C. £. Palmar
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
I Hope, Ark
H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jess M. Davis
Post
Hope
Arkansas
Memoir of Flight From Soviet Ties and Loss in War Time
The writer describes being pursued by Soviet authorities and escaping to the United States after six months of interrogation. She recalls the purge that claimed her husband, her silent life as a schoolteacher, and the bombing that reached her in Gorki as she faced danger at the Moscow gates and the Leningrad front losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomakin
Soviet Union
United States
America
Denikin
NKVD
Moscow
Gorki
Leningrad Front
England
67Th Street
Countess Continued Fran Page One Slavic Refugee Memoir Fragments
An installment by Cesana Kasenkina recounts Soviet harassment of a teacher group awaiting exit from the United States. It traces a family history of hardship, exile pressures, and personal peril tied to the Cold War era spying and consular surveillance in New York.
Anniversary of AP&L Observed in Batesville
Batesville observes the 33rd anniversary of the Arkansas Power and Light Co with Arkansas business leaders. The event opens with civic clubs hosting a noon meeting for Mid-South executives including Brown, Igor, and Patterson. Attendees include D, W, Turner, Wilkes, Dixon, Canaday, Moses, McClallany, and McMath set to speak later. a Pine Bluff event follows with a three-site power system tour and a White River fish fry and big trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Midtsouth
Arkansas
Arkansas Power and eLight Company
North
Arkansa
Ecueie Payat
Live Power Company
Elimwatives
Bve
Brown
Jack Igor
Mississipp Bi Pow and Light Co
A. B Patterson
New Orleans
Public Searyice
Dines W
Turner
Louisiang vLight and Power Co
Tronk
Fos. Todiy
Jrelides
White River
My Journey From Plats to England and a World War Love
The narrator recalls a meteoric rise from a peasant family in Donetz Basin to education at Mazurenko Girls School, marriage plans, and encounters with siblings dating through the Russian Revolution. She details family moves, a sister Eugenia marrying a British officer in the Caucasus, and Eugenia’s eventual life in England, while her own wartime teaching posts and a later romance with Demyan Kasenkin unfold amid upheaval. The narrative blends memory of upbringing, schools, economics, and personal ties across Russia, Turkey, and England against the backdrop of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platails
Donetz
Emintry
Russia
Mazurenko
Ieh School
Kamenskays
Arbeau
France
Maria
Loshakov
Batym
Black Sea
Circasus
Turkey
Tashakov
Ancara
Eugenia
England
Botany
Eugene Robertson
Caucasus
Mentos
Slavyansk
Nikita Kasenkin
Nikita
Demyan
Commercial Institute
Kiev
Bemusa
Casl A Jong
Court Docket and Docket Entries from Hone Ark
Court records from Hone Arkansas list numerous cases with forfeited cash bonds for offenses including assault and battery, speeding, reckless driving, disturbing the peace, and drunken driving. Also noted are grand larceny examinations, indecent exposure proceedings, and dismissals or penalties by cost. A dramatic closing passage laments terror and references The Revelation and Reds, ending with a political warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nity Vockker
Hone
Ar Ikansag
Neal Waals
Neal Gay
B.C. Martin
Bonnie Wiktls
David Gillis
Ganjing
Clifton Batts
Pala Puilty
Joo Nathan Harris
Roosevelt
Garland
Disturbing Peace
Janie May Phillips
Henry Lw Garland
Fred Clarris
Edward Simpson
Jack Palmer
Eddie Royal
Dren Renness
H. D. Machen
John Marrow
John Rogers
Jewell K. Cox
Phillip Toliver
Alviny
Isaiah
Homer Lloyd Barham
Claude Spates
Bave Duffie
Dirk Masius
Herbert Matthews
Jett Gilkie
Alfred Morrison
Nathaniel Smith
Altar Mills
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Lorraine
Miller
Elsie Albin
Assen
High Court
Astaveta
Ledigar
Pavareke
Sivas
Market Report
U. S
Hope Star
Star of
API
Associated Press
MEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Lafayette
National
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Tage One
Countess
Fran
Gisois Vietings
Svill Gervad
Tie Weil
Suviet
Jovivelere Sos
Stiara
Vessur College
Sonny Gradte
Pesuann
Yoda
Radar Raugain
Cesana
Kasenkina
Isaac Don Levine
Red Army
Thinwee
Seyiel
Jin
Stepan Burakov
Locamo Uve
Kamenshkaya
Pere Moscow
Railway Union
Nfe
Ap&l
Amevita
Womarrow
Dernyan
Halgmat Gan
Nash
Kayo
Kevin
Kaye
Jain BP
Cox Drug Ca
John PF
Cox Drug Co
Harry
Reznor
Roper Gas
General
Eelecthig
Hotpoint Electric Dishwashers — Disposalls
Harry W. Shiver
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