Reds Scramble in April Campaign Amid Communist Push
Amid volatile Italian politics, Reds scramble toward a crucial parliamentary election on April 6. Police display force as Communists tighten leftist efforts, while Christian Democrats rally against Soviet influence and American aid. Major figures like Alcide De Gasperi pursue unity with a backdrop of fear and foreign pressure.
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Maia Seetha
Roatert
Italy
Comimaunists
Crowe
Naples
Washington
Ihe
Russia
Esterh
Thostay
Ester
Unit- Sos
U.S
Congress
Tribunal Deliberates Fate of Tojo and War Leaders
The wartime tribunal neared a verdict for Tojo and 24 other leaders charged with responsibility for the Pacific War and earlier Asian aggression. Prosecution urged death penalties, declaring their acts illegal and aimed at wealth and conquest. The lengthy hearings, the longest in criminal history, featured sharp arguments and denials of aggression.
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Fate
Fojo
Wiha
Frank Sinner
Roanoke
Japan
Tojo
Asia
Nippon
Selt If Ise
Mife of James Roosevelt Takes Overdose of Pills
Beverly Hills, April 19. Mrs James Roosevelt, 32, swallowed sleeping pills from a bedside box in the early morning. She was rushed to Emergency Hospital then St. John’s hospital in Santa Monica for treatment. Her husband, state Democratic leader Roosevelt, was with her at the hospital but not reachable for comment. The couple, married in 1941, have three children, including a newborn daughter Anna Eleanor born January 10.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Janes Roose
Roosevelt
Komelle Fa Scbneider
Thiependelice
Wig
Anna Eleanor
Roosevelts
James
Michael
Toyotas
Eva
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Blinn
California
16 Nations Continued Prom Page One
A fragmentary diplomatic article details Irish Foreign Minister Suan MacBrirn proposals and a secretive 13 pm closed meeting. Deputies plan agenda, selecting a secretary general, assistants, and a permanent headquarters. Nations named include Austria Belgium Britain Denmark France Greece Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Sweden Turkey and Germany. They aim for rapid economic stabilization, modernization, and free trade while pledging cooperation with the United States to launch a European economic cooperation program.
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Larepe
Suan MacBrirn
Bevis
Clush Ming
Austria
Belgium
Britain
Denmark
France
Greece
Give
Teeland
Italy
Luxembourg
Norway
Netherlands
Partugal
Sweden
Swiand
Turkey
Snc Amerian
Germany
European Organization of Economic Cooperation
Ais
Tharter
Thakenercemens
United States
International Organisat
Budget Fight Shapes Postwar Economic Policy Debate
Conflicting figures and political maneuvering surface as lawmakers discuss the nation’s postwar budget. President Truman and top officials face pressure over spending, while critics question allocations for defense and domestic programs. The debate centers on a proposed several hundred million dollar figure and funding shifts affecting future policy direction.
Market Report: New York Cotton Drops on Early Trade Signal
New York cotton futures slumped after the Economic Cooperation Administration signaled limited early buying to food staples. Liquidation swept prices about 3 in May, with futures finishing 0 to 40 cents below prior closes. Orleans trading saw a late recovery but overall declines persisted amid heavy selling and cautious buying.
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New York
Economic Coopera On
Cotto
Naomings
New Orleans
Catton
Todiay
Maniel
Luce
Oct
Dee High
Eonty
Tereinale
Hope Star 1929 Hope Ark Market and Press Summary
The Hope Star details publishing staff with editors and officers and lists rates and Associated Press rights. It notes market trading activity, wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans moves, with New York stock highlights and a mention of dividends and unsettled prices amid a rainy period.
One Dead, Four Hurt in Searcy Truck Crash
A collision of two trucks south of Searcy killed Mrs. N. Be Hensley and injured four others, including her husband. The family, en route from Corpus Christi, Texas, to West Terre Haute, Indiana, included children aged 9, 7, and 14. another daughter escaped injury.
General Motors to Close Fabricating Plants Nationwide
General Motors announced it will close all automotive fabricating plants by April 23 due to coal and material shortages from the strike. About 200000 workers to be idled while assembly plants and some non automotive facilities remain open as material permits. Resumption hoped by May 1 if supplies allow.
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Detroit
Genwin Motor Cary
Jt Wall
Saute Molive
Ayall
Daily Bread Continued From Page One
Fragmentary text recounts unionist sentiment and a dissenting view toward leadership. It notes Michael JT and Quill as figures making decisions, hints at dismay with the CTO, and suggests Mr Wallace influenced union support by raising the cost of backing him.
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Michael JT
Vietous
Enlli
CTO
Mr. Wallace
Stassen Seeks Florida Delegates For Republican Primary
Stassen plans a rapid tour to line up votes in Florida. He aims to secure delegates ahead of the May 4 primary, meeting with Gurney and other leaders as he campaigns in key states.
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Stassen
Horrida
Ington
Haveldch
Vinide Tomarrayw
Florida Wales
Nevnaling Caverta
Gurney Crsdi
Aiid
Surviers
Maing Ip
Flaida Atote Gepalheany
Aio Parfer
World Steel Firms Dominate 1941 Industrial Scene
The article lists major U S steelmakers and alloy producers including United States Steel Beicheny Steel Youngstown Sheet General Mo Lot's Jystey Gendeiel and others while noting prominent rail and chemical firms such as Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atlantic Coast Line Lockheed Curtiss Wright Red Chemical and Philip Morgis.
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Cheslune Vive
Doulas
Bovine
Western Uno
Gc Bey Huwasin Merdil
Pacifie Westy Oi
U.S. Steel
Beicheny Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Mo Lot's
Jystey
Gendeiel
U8, Rubber
Sunlake
Sothern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Montgomery Standard Oi
Gulf Oi
Geere
Lockheed
Curtiss Wright
Phelpy Dodge
Red Chemical
Philip Morgis
Missiog Orp
Superiay Oi
Cwir
Bopis
Gus
Father of Walter Hussman Dies in St. Louis
Walter Hussman’s father Wo J Hussman died at his St Louis Missouri home yesterday. He is the father of W B E Hussman publisher of the Camden News. Funeral services are planned in St Louis tomorrow.
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Walter Hussman
St. Louis
Camden
J. Hussman
St. Loisa. Mo
W. BE. Hussman
Camden News
Congress Probes Colombia Riots and CIA Warnings
A House committee examines why the State Department backed the Bogota pan American conference amid feared Communist plots. Hearings reveal CIA warnings about unrest while officials defend prior alerts and public caution. The panel seeks clear explanations of decisions impacting U S security and the risk of domestic trouble.
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Congressional
Bogola
Department
Clarence J. Brown
D Department
Ated
Brown
Central Intelligence Agency
Glas
Marshall
State Department
Salaily
Hillenkoetler
Jorge Gattar
Henry Wallace
Unclear fragmentary report on violence and political figures
Fragmentary OCR text cites Rep Donald L Jackson of California commenting on events from a Togota conference. He calls the incident a sudden act of violence and warns that trial and further measures will follow unless a march by communists is halted, claiming a préfacing red tone affecting the Western hemisphere.
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Ce O
Donald L. Jackson
I Calif
Bny Congress
Bues
Togota
Leavnes
Thagota
San Francisco
Decline in Use of Entry Bags in United States
The use of entry bags decreased in the United States from 820,000 bales in 194 to 440,000 bales in ING. The drop followed burlap returning to the worker grid and increased use of caper bags.
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United States
Highway Board seeks six million for state highway funds
Arkansas Highway Commission plans a six million dollar request to bolster construction and maintenance. Budget talks noted the request relies on continued federal aid and matching funds. Current annual highway budget sits around ten million, with bids for undergound work and lane construction in 1950s patterns.
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Arkansas Highway Commission
Torday
Arkansas Legislative Council
Highway Department
Revere
Alf Totson
Aphseesty
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Hoe, Ark
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