Fate of America's New Foreign Policy Hinges on Marshall Report
The piece argues Marshall's report will shape Washington's response to the Moscow conference deadlock and the world climate. It notes Congress may fund or block the policy, and underscores the risk of delaying German and Austrian treaties, potentially widening Communist expansion and global tension.
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Truman
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Hinton Church to Have Special Service May 4
Special preaching service at Hinton Methodist Church on Sunday night May 4 with Rev. Noel O'Steen delivering the message. Public invited.
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Hinton Church
Hinton Methodist Church
Noel O'Steen
Northwestern union talks stall in wage dispute
Officials largely lose faith in a settlement from the Northwestern union as Iowa employees reject the latest offer. The union sticks to a $60 monthly increase as minimum demand, with Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota also in dispute. Bell company subsidiaries nationwide have offered arbitration but no wage raises before Northwestern’s bold proposal. Strikers cut demands from $12 to $6 weekly last Friday in line with 15 cent hourly boosts in other industries.
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Northwestern Union of Telephone
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Toepfer
Minnesota
Nebraska
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South Dakota
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Bell Company
Postponed talks spark renewed vigilance against communism
The article warns no relaxation in precautions as talks with Moscow stall for six months. It notes Communist aggression may intensify despite the adjournment while Western Allies must decide policy toward totalitarianism. Henry Wallace returns from Europe urging UN unity though the UN cannot act yet due to Russia’s veto power.
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Henry A. Wallace
Europe
Truman
United Nations
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Russia
Security Council
J D Nash Dies at Home of Son in Waldo
J D Nash aged 74 died Sunday at his son Wood Nash's home in Waldo after long illness. A retired teacher, he served Columbia County Schools for 46 years and is survived by son Noel Nash of Lewisville and daughter Mrs Carneil Cowley of El Dorado. Funeral at First Methodist Church Waldo at 2 30 p m with burial at Loh cemetery. Rev Sampson and Rev D O Silvey officiate. pallbearers are former pupils.
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Columbia County Schools
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Lewisville
Carneil Cowley
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Waldo
Iloh Cemetery
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Waldo Church
D. O. Silvey
Conciliators Seek Quick Peace in Bell System Talks
Northwestern led federal conciliators to accelerate peace talks across Bell system links. Peter Manno and William N. Margolis reported satisfaction with progress in the long lines division of American Telephone and Telegraph. Wage discussions were intense as labor and management push for statesmanship. Washington talks involving Southwestern Bell and Western Electric were viewed hopeful by mediators. Conciliation Director Edgar L. Warren cited significant developments and very good discussions in ongoing conferences.
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American Telephone and TeleTe Company
Peter Manno
William N. Margolis
Washington
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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A. T. & T. Long Lines Department
90 Day Divorce Case Seeks Arkansas Grounds
Justice McHaney criticizes the ruling as judicial legislation while noting the 90 day law requires no evidence of permanent residence in Arkansas. The Pulaski chancery decree dismissing Ernest J. Cassen’s suit against Pauline M. Morin Cassen for divorce under the 90 day act is reversed. The Casens married in 1929 in Massachusetts and the Florida case denial followed by Cassen moving to Little Rock in 1946 led to lack of proof of permanent Arkansas residence. The court also upholds a Columbia chancery finding that McAlester Fuel Co holds one quarter of oil and gas rights in a 60 acre tract, disputed by C A Rowland and family.
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Florida
Florida Supreme Court
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Little Rock
Columbia
McAlester Fuel Company
Columbia County
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A. B. Rowland
Crowds See Military Planes At Local Airport Show
Huge crowd gathers as naval and air force units stage a display at the airport. Officers K M McLaren and Earl Ricks attend with Texarkana mayor Cor ley and CAA official Bill Berry. Aircraft from Barksdale Shreveport Dallas and 154th Fighter Squadron participate. Winners announced for solo flight, Rialto Theater pass, General Electric iron, shirt and dinner prize.
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Hot Springs
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Texarkana
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Ft. Worth
Texas
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T. A. Shaw
W. P. Wilson
Legion
Jim Edwards
Rettig
Jo Ann Shields
Rialto Theater
Earit Young
Lyle Moore, Jr
General Electrict
Hamm Tire and Appliance Co
Hervey Holt
Fishermen's Luck Toward Five-Pound Bass Surprise
Kansas City reports a light fishing day for J. H. Crowley and Clem Luckner with a total three small craps. After docking at Houston Lake their wives, without tackle, returned with a five pound bass that reportedly jumped into the boat.
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Durant Trial Near Verdict for German Jewel Theft
After five months of hearings in Germany and the U S, Col. Jack W Durant faces a military court verdict on charges he stole 1.5 million dollars in jewels from Kronberg castle. Prosecutors call him the mastermind. defense disputes theft and accountability. Deliberations set to begin tomorrow.
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Roger Brothers Circus Plays Hope May 3
Roger Brothers Circus comes to Hope with two shows at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday May 3 at Fairpark. The event features sensational acts with dozens of performers and trained and wild animals. The grounds will host giant flameproof tents and a large circus caravan. Notable attractions include a premier horse display with dancing horses led by Stormy and other famed animals.
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Soviet Paper Credits Conference With Substantial Work
Izvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, reports the Moscow conference on peace treaties with Germany and Austria produced “a lot of work.” It notes the talks began March 10 and ended last Thursday, while observers call the editorial constructive and show Soviet willingness to negotiate further within Yalta and Potsdam framework.
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Funeral plans set for David Mclurg prominent Little Rock executive
David Ralph McIlurg 51 died suddenly Sunday while playing golf. He was secretary treasurer of National Life Insurance Co and had lived in Little Rock 24 years. Surviving wife, one daughter, one son, two brothers.
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Portland official aims at late-night plaza necking
Portland city commissioner Fred L. Peterson says a solution to complaints about public necking in a downtown plaza after dark is near. The city installed new mercury vapor lighting that makes people glow ghostly, removing the appeal for late strolls.
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Death of Mrs Belle Fooshee Black at 83 in Reidsville NC
Mrs Belle Fooshee Black aged 83 died Sunday at her home in Reidsville North Carolina. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Leon Bundy of Hope and Mrs Corrie Osborne of Reidsville. two granddaughters Mrs Dexter Bailey and Mrs Wayne Leese. four grandsons Newt Jack Bill and Briant. Funeral services will be at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Wednesday with internment in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Hope
Corrie Osborne
Dexter Bailey
Lewisville
Wayne Leese
New York
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Bill
Hot Springs
Briant
Denver
Colo
Herndon-Cornelius
Rose Hill
Londoners Warn City Faces Wicked City Label
London authorities said the capital could be dubbed the wickedest city in Europe as West End vice rings clash for control. Police and reform groups tour Piccadilly Soho nightly to curb prostitution amid illegal films, extortion, and foreign marriages.
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Train Derailment Hurts Eight Passengers in Warsaw
The Pennsylvania Railroad west bound Golden Triangle left the rails at a crossover in Warsaw Indiana this morning injuring eight people two seriously. Howard Wyland a 43 year old crossing watchman and Eve lyn Hudrow a 19 year old Chicago passenger were among the most seriously hurt.
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Wallace Back From Tour Heads to Press Parley
Wallace returns from a speaking tour of western Europe and arrives in New York before a Washington press conference. He is expected to outline his views on the Moscow conference of foreign ministers and reiterate his stance that peace investment yields more than war spending.
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New York
Fire damages car after downtown blaze in Longview
Firemen answering a downtown sieve box signal found an unoccupied jalopy rolling slowly down Main Street with smoke billowing from its hood. They traced the fire to an electrical short circuit that also started the auto.
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Hendren Family of Wimbledon Reported as Large Clan
England's Hendren family of Wimbledon is said to number 120 members, including children and a great grandchild, forming a notably large clan.
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Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago April 28
Market items show 13 trucks of poultry with weak demand. Hens, leghorn hens, fryers, broilers, and various turkey types priced. Butter unsettled around 93 to 89 score. Eggs weak with current receipts at 41 to 46 cents and various grades listed.
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St. Louis Livestock Market Report April 28 at National Stockyards
Hogs 13 500 barrows and gilts 25 50 lower than Friday. 170 250 lb many 22.75 23.00. top 23.00. 250 300 lb 22.25 23.75. 100 120 lb pigs 17.50 19.75. Cattle 5 000 calves 1 500. Steers 21.00 24.25. Heifers 17.50 22.50. Beef cows 13.50 15.50. Caners 10.00 13.00. Vealers 19.00 24.00. Sheep 600. Early receipts total 150 head, short deck clipped lambs, no early action.
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Grain and Provision Markets Fall Sharply in Chicago Trade
Chicago grain prices dropped across the board as selling from eastern commission houses pushed wheat down as much as seven cents. Corn led the decline with cash offerings, while oats weakened on forecasts of good weekend weather. May futures closed wheat down 2 1-2 to 5 3-4 cents, corn 2 1-4 to 6 12 cents lower, oats 1/2 to 3 cents lower amid receipts and bookings figures.
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Slow New York Stock Market Sees Mixed, Narrow Gains
Turnover fell as roughly 600000 shares traded and the session drifted with scattered leaders posting small gains while many issues slipped. American Telephone rose 5 3 to 165 8 amid strike hopes, while Chrysler swung from a morning gain to a loss.
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American Telephone
Goodrich
Consolidated Edison
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
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International Nickel
American Tobacco
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Kennecott
Chrysler
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
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Schenley
Ana
New York Cotton Futures Turn Weak After Early Steady Trade
New York April 28 cotton futures softened after an initial steady start as active trading unfolded. Prices eased and the market showed a softer undertone as the session progressed.
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Textile futures slide as markets ease and prices fall
The market reports outside demand easing and broad price cuts with late afternoon bids $1.90 to $2.60 per bale lower than the prior close. Futures settle $3.05 to $3.45 under yesterday, with May July Oct terms showing sizable declines and middling spot at 36.06 nominal.
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Commission House
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Futures Decline Amid Long Liquidation
New Orleans April 28 cotton futures fell under heavy long liquidation as favorable belt weather and weak grains weighed on prices. Closing quotes showed May at 25.60, July at 33.35, and December at 28.38, with declines across contracts and notable off-days.
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New Orleans
Senate panel paves path for Danley as federal judge
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Joe B. Danley of Amarillo for a northern Texas federal district judgeship. Chairman Wiley said all 13 members attended the session. eight voted for Dooley, eight against, and one member sent Dooley's name to the Senate floor without recommendation.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Joe B. Danley
Amarillo
Texas
Chaiman Wiley
Demant's crabgrass firebombs shaped Tokyo raid legend
A WWII bomb design credited to a demant aimed at eradicating crabgrass in his yard, later adapted into an incendiary compound used by American aircrews to strike Tokyo, illustrating a bitter origin tale behind a brutal weapon.
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