Possible Greek Slay Agreement Hint in UN Report
A Balkan conciliations committee report notes a Yugoslav representative hinted at a possible separate peace with Greece. The committee, appointed to settle the Greece quarrel with Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, said no general settlement is in sight and the coup will debate the report on Monday.
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Hoover reform plan touted to save taxpayers billions
Washington claimants of the Hoover Commission reform say merger laws could cut annual costs by 1.25 billion dollars. Six major bills passed, 55 reform steps adopted, and seven presidential reorganization plans sent to Congress, with continued work to tighten specifics and force clear votes.
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Greek Guerrillas Pause Operations to Save Greece
Greek guerrillas said last week they halted military actions to avert complete destruction. They claimed to keep their arms for defensive purposes only.
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Border Dispute Stalls Balkan Conciliation Efforts
The committee failed to break the deadlock over the Greece Albania border, a point also blocking UN Assembly mediation. Albania backed by Russia demands final recognition of existing boundaries, while Greece claims Northern Epirus. Disputes over a neutral chairman for border commissions and the return of Greek children persist. Report signed by Assembly President Carlos P Romulo with Lester B Pearson and Selim Sarp er among members.
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Japan Votes Women Turnout 68 Percent in 1949 Poll
Sixty eight percent of Japan's eligible women voters cast ballots in the January 1949 general election. The figure reflects postwar enfranchisement and marks a notable turnout among female voters in the country.
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A P Rule Violation Case Shows DOJ Action
The passage argues that economic oppression harms families as much as direct violence and affirms trust in American justice. It states A P violated rules and that the Justice Department seeks civil action in federal courts to ensure compliance with the laws passed by elected representatives.
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