Britain Pins Hopes On Eden For 2nd Time
An editor notes Anthony Eden as Britain’s seasoned diplomat shaping up for a pivotal Geneva summit. The piece traces his rise from foreign secretary to prime minister and weighs public perception of his leadership amidst Western alliances and postwar diplomacy.
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Antony Eden
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Churchill
Mussia
Nikolai Butyanin
France
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Lord Sree
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Baer
Hin Gonlirman
Palittetan
Geteva
Ialo
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Gors
Gene Etry
Ure
Piden
Pelikan
Grain prices slip on seasonal lows as wheat holds
Chicago Board of Trade shows corn, oats, rye and most soy futures wavering near new seasonal lows under persistent selling. Wheat edges up slightly amid hedging pressure and support from Kansas City and Minneapolis. Weather brings heat and scattered showers as July soybeans gain over a cent. short covering drives some deliveries of cash soy.
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Chicago
Kansas
City
Minneapolis
Midwest
Eden’s Negotiation Style Drives British Strategy in War Talks
The excerpt describes Prime Minister Eden guiding wartime negotiations with a calm, secretive approach. He emphasizes avoiding drama, seeking small areas of agreement, and expanding them patiently. It notes his distrust of personal moneyed manipulation and reliance on the British American alliance.
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Eden
Snl
Churchill
Rowse Welt
Stalin
Dan
Ben
Simon
Burma
Lighter Hogs Close Lower at Local Market
Mrs Maude Shroyer hosted Loyal Worrior's class at the Methodist church. Market summaries show hogs mixed with majority weaker, prices from 12 to 23 dollars per hundredweight, cows and steers steadier to higher, with several hundred head sold and notable activity at Shroyer and associated sellers. Attendees included local families and community members. upcoming annual events noted.
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Baleville
Maude Shroyer
Toxisy
Worrior
Methodist
Wroup
Anil Mes
Shroyer
Indianapolis
R.N. Shroyer
Bill Yorison
Friendly Circle
Shadyside Park
John Aod
Load West
Marion Costerison
Josie Var'ton
Clit
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Sieen le
Butcher Hogs See Mixed Trading at Local Market
Hog prices moved unevenly with most butcher hogs selling between 12.25 and 18.25 dollars and a few highest grades reaching around 24.50. Sow and feeder offerings showed modest gains while lambs and sheep receipts hovered near 1,000 with spring lambs holding steady to slightly weaker trade.
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Clucagd
Imonday
Patel
Bert. Shaw
convaTercian
Hospital Dismissals and Newborns List Incomplete
Hospital dismissals and infant mentions appear from multiple names and addresses across a crowded list. Names include Mrs Hila Bertram Mrs Tally Smith and Mrs James Vuste with infants, plus others such as Miss Pamela Sears and Miss Palotela Walton referencing months old children.
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Tobin's Hospital
Clement Parster
Columbia Hotel
Hila Bertram
Arrow Ave
Tally Smith
Main
Robert Dial
James da
Alexsorina
James Vuste
Ison
Wrath Bt. Farrs
Thondare Sloans
MoKindaly St
Kenneth Flopper
Aulstin
Lanting St
Billy Devaney
Elwood
Jenis Caplinger
Thendors Sparling
Tel
Anderson
Richard Kreps
Friar
Rts
Faknla Melos
Inez
William Schuyler
Mes
Joagui
Orestes
Sue
Sue Canteelh & Months). D Aughtat of AK and Ma's. Dasby Cantrell, Mariseville
Pamela Sears
Mionths
Hae Sears
Chesterfield
Palotela Walton
Gaughter
Bir
Willian Mallop
Alexandria
Local Livestock Market Prices Noted
Fragmentary listing shows market prices for livestock and mentions soybeans and wheat. Readable items include price references and commodity terms such as rye and corn. The source presents a brief market snapshot with limited legible details.
German Price Shifts and Living Costs Report
German filling stations show prices up to 36.25 and 20.09 marks per unit with shifts in living costs. Reports note suspension of valuable privileges from U S Army and overall price increases affecting households amid sovereignty debates and postwar adjustments.
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Plankiurt
Germany
Armerican Peuis
PX Ar Pest
Inport Dulies
Weltee
Americans in Germany Struggle With Housing and Rations
A correspondent describes dire housing shortages for Americans in postwar Germany, with army requisitioned quarters withdrawn and rents high. He notes key money deposits, scarce suitable apartments, and the impact on daily life including gas, coffee, cigarettes, and mail amid Soviet sovereignty and ration changes.
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Aceoniigdae Fuan
Germany
Switzerland
Hance
Holland
Catly
Garman
Wwehaive
Conners
Vullers
Shares Take Moderate Loss
A quiet Monday on Wall Street saw overall stock movement modest with most sectors dipping slightly. Motors edged down while aircraft and steel shares remained under pressure, ending the day mixed as traders expected a cautious, conservative tone amid market stress.
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Wall Street
Gennva
Myers Play Host To J. O. B. Club
Myers entertained the O B Club and Taufilis at a cover dish dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Myers. Nearby, Mrs. Janie Jackson and daughter Audrey visited at Mrs. Jackson’s home with Mr. and Mrs. James Riley and Everett Moyer hosted a local Pet and Hobby Club gathering. Jacob Jackson, a patient at Robert Long Hospital, is slowly improving. Nearby residents shared meals with T Arnett and Gerald Keesling.
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Robert Long Hespital
Indianapolis
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Dickry
Air
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van Sind
Gerald Keesling
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Raymond Tre
Sizer
Tilwood
Stock Exchange Closes Mixed Amid Uneven Trade
Trading was mixed as the American Stock Exchange closed unevenly with 720000 shares listed versus 850008 previously. Analysts note cautious sentiment and selective interest across sectors while some favorites led gains.
Vesper Service Is Rained Out At Shadyside Park
Rain canceled the Sunday vesper service at Shadyside Park for the first time in 17 years. Sponsored by the YMCA, the event will resume next week with Breton Perry of the Church of the Brethren as principal speaker and music by a union church choir directed by Mark Green.
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Vanenthition Ag
Shadyside Park
Seticr
YMCA
Breton Perry
Church of the
Mark Green
Noble Street Methodist Church
Honors for Arthur Kellros at 140 And 8 event in Anderson
At a reception in Anderson Indiana Arthur Kellros was honored by the 40 and 3 Anneley Legion receiving a gold plated gift. He was presented with a pair of dollar links as part of a fusion era credential. National and state officers attended at the group's relocated east facility.
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Anderson
Indiana
de Gitre
Anneley Legion
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Belmont Optimists Set Extended Summer Hours and Activities
Belmont Optimists introduce longer summer hours after board approval. William Pine, president of the Anderson Optimist Club, notes the new schedule adds a broader range of activities for youths ages 7 to 16, including track programs, hikes, and campouts at City Park. A bicycle and wagon derby is planned at Fairview Park Thursday evening near the club building.
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Fairview Park
Bridal Showers and Club Talk Highlight Anderson Social
Mrs Jemma Tong hosted a Lambert bridal shower at Anderson with family and friends. Barbara Holdscraft and Miss Beng Ballinger visited from Urighton and Eastland. The Exchange Club met at the YMCA with Robert L Kessler to discuss new trends in industry.
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Jemma Tong
Anderson
Daugher
Kenneth Collings
Mt. Pleasant
Maggie Orebaugh
Helen Wilson
Adah Rinker
Beng Ballinger
Barbara Holdscraft
Urighton
Miehik
Mherles Barker
Firs
Ena Batcber
Toe
Mae Rinker
al Fowell
Add Ais
Clade Mc Nutt
Gene Walkey
Ine Lambert
Halpin Howet
Bride
Brilestonm Dolis
Fred Michael
Teo Rolf
Willard Wean
Nother
Tot Moore
Lambert
Emil Cox
Male [Eatin Chy
Jr. OG. Guivert
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Francis Baker
Cyte McKee
Floyd Megilliams
Exchange Club
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Robert L. Kessler
Teleo-Remy
GIG
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Auction Sales Schedule and Locations
Auction notices list sales for July with locations west of Anderson on Lone Oak Road and near Butte Show. Named auctioneers include Kirk and Bigert C. Prozec with real estate and personal property sales. Another sale notes Herman Collins at 20th Street Butte in Hertha Locat area.
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