Stocks Decline Amid Global News Weighs Markets
New York trading opened with a broad market drop as foreign developments drove sentiment. Turnover was thin at 2,216,000 shares with 762 of 1,083 issues down. Union Oil led gains after a 2% dividend, while rail and industrials showed mixed moves amid a generally cautious session.
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Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
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Bethlehem
General Motors
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American Ropen
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Téais
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Syria in Battle as Arab Fronts Hit Aerial Strikes
Reports say Arab Liberation Army under Fawzi Pasha al Kaukji counter-attacked to retake positions from Syrian forces during a truce period. American planes circled the area while a warship shelled Arab lines, provoking protests from Damascus and from Count Bernadotte.
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Parking ban proposal draws mixed reactions in city streets
Residents including Mrs E F Davia of 107 Monongalia St and a Pennsylvanian Avenue housewife urge a 4 to 6 p m parking ban as a potential fix for busy traffic. Leukemia patient Carlos Jackson, an eight year old from Olcott, travels to Boston for treatment with Dr Sidney Farber using a drug called aminophteria. Blood transfusions are needed daily, with donations to Charleston General Hospital helping fund the effort.
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Britain Mobilizes Under National Emergency Act Amid Dock Strike
Britain uses emergency powers to requisition buildings and billets as troops prepare to restore food flow. Dockers at Liverpool and Birkenhead walkout, with 8000 of 16000 off duty in nearby ports, delaying 229 ships and tying up 160 London vessels. Marshall Plan shipments face disruption as London weighs ration cuts and beet substitutes.
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Truman Signs Pact Emphasizes Cooperation Across Branches
President Truman said the pact reflects the combined judgment of the executive and Congress and was approved in a spirit of cooperation rather than partisan conflict. He urged united determination to fulfill a pledge of cooperation with nations during a period aimed at peace and prosperity.
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Mrs Moore Called to Dallas for Brother William Underwood
Mrs George D Moore of Stephenson Court travels to Dallas Texas after the death of her brother William G Underwood Surviving siblings include Mrs Henry O Shea of Louisville Ky Lyman Underwood of Dallas and two nephews and two nieces
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Dewey Mead Warren Campaigns and Eisenhower Draft Talk Looms
Report covers Dewey and Mead campaigns with Mead’s supporters urging Dewey’s lead while Warren tours New York then Pawling with his family. California delegates pledge to Truman while Eisenhower draft chatter brews in Wisconsin and D C as Philadelphia convention nears.
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John F. Shelley
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Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Leland
New York
Harry Carlson
New Hampshire
Virginia
Tito Purged Revisions and Balkan Deals Highlight Cold War Moves
The passage notes Tito's return and U S acknowledgment of Belgrade constraints, then details large guilders loans and barter-style agreements with the Netherlands Czechoslovakia and Poland. It frames Yugoslavia as a potential staging ground for wider Communist expansion amid regional tensions and limited counteractions by Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Reece Romila
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Fragmentary note on Greek civil war references and Dimitrov credit
The fragment hints at tensions within a hierarchy over the conduct of the Greek civil war and related events. It mentions Georgi Dimitrov and suggests he is given credit for certain outcomes, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Rapid Relief For Headache Or Neuralgia Ad
An old ad promotes rapid relief for headaches and neuralgia using a directed 10c and 25c package of a BC Powder style product. It markets fast action and value in a small tablet format.
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