Yugoslavia tightens border controls amid tensions with United States
Yugoslavia imposes new travel limits and entry requirements for foreigners in the southern region bordering Greece and Albania. The move accompanies a broader push to conserve resources and strengthen border security as Anglo American forces reinforce Trieste and Yugoslav officials seek stricter oversight of American personnel and consulate operations in Zagreb and New York.
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Child with no capacity for pain shocks Akron hospital
Beverly Smith a one year old girl in Akron was described by hospital doctors as having a congenital lack of pain sensation. She never cries or shows distress from injuries such as burns or cuts, prompting doctors to call it an unusual indifference to pain and noting only four to five similar cases known.
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Jews Demand UN Action on Palestine Invasion
Lake Success April 28 The Jewish agency urged the United Nations to take firm measure to stop an invasion of Palestine by Trans-Jordan and other Arab armies. Moshe Shertok said Jews in Palestine are preparing to meet the next phase with their own forces. The U N trusteeship council discussed emergency police for Jerusalem as Russia rejoined the debate after a boycott. A Soviet delegate was challenged by the audience and escorted from the hall by UN guards.
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30 Percent Communist Vote Threatens Italian Stability
B Dewitt Mackenzie argues in a Foreign Affairs stance that Italy must stay vigilant after a 30 percent Communist vote in recent elections. He warns that democracy faces world revolution and urges a strong domestic cleanup and coordinated Western defense against Communist aggression.
Arkansas professor to speak at press association meeting
Fauvetteville April 7 Dr Yoder associate professor of marketing at the University of Arkansas faculty will address the advertising group of the Arkansas Press Association in Little Rock Sunday. Also listed are Sam Gearhart general mayor of the Northwest Arkansas Times and Ozarks Playground Association representative John Ketehuin alongside player George Hearhart of the Danesboru Sui.
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Lana Turner Marries Bob Topping In Beverly Hills
Hollywood April 27 Lana Turner and millionaire Bob Topping wed in Beverly Hills. The couple announced honeymoon plans shifting from Palm Springs to an airplane trip to New York then a transatlantic voyage to England. MGM stated they would depart May 12 on a Queen liner, with further changes possible.
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Postal jobs filled in Mablevale and Judsonia Washington
In Washington on April 27 President Tran sent no nominations to the Senate for postal posts at Mablevale and Judsonia. Names mentioned include Lanes Vernon Hindey, dodeona, and Hore M. Groin associated with Mablevale.
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Management Needed Now in Europe
Washington authorities urged immediate U S business help for Europe’s recovery at the 36th annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting. Clem Johnston of Roanoke Va chaired the international committee and called for qualified men to work with Europe’s industry, while Karl Q Shreve urged federal economy to ease heavy foreign aid and defense costs and warned against deficit spending.
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Razorback Golf and Baseball Teams Victorious
University of Arkansas baseball and tennis teams won at Fayetteville yesterday with the baseball team overcoming Southwestern College of Winfield Kansas after trailing 10-2 to win 16-4. The teams were slated to play again this afternoon and the tennis squad defeated Southern Methodist University netmen.
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Italian and Slav Die in Border Fight
Italian and Yugoslav forces clashed near Trieste with an Italian soldier and a Yugoslav officer slain. Three Italian soldiers wounded, one critically, as a narrow strip of border territory changed hands. Yugoslavs refused to return the Italian body. a joint investigation is under way amid heightened tensions and security precautions.
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Government facing ballooning costs in civil works
The report paints inflation driving civil works costs higher with total federal projects at about 35.5 billion dollars and combined state and local plans reaching up to 40 billion. The figure is rising and officials question how the government can meet such demands.
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Truman Hal f Way to the Nomination
President Truman neared the halfway mark in Democratic delegates after wins in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, with 240 delegates pledged or won of 470. Stassen’s surprise Pennsylvania write‑in showing hints at voter appeal, while Dewey leads among Republicans with 125 pledged or claimed of 1,094.
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