Nonpartisan stance outlined for atomic energy control
President Truman urged a nonpartisan approach to atomic energy policy while detailing a planned staggered term structure for the Atomic Energy Commission members. Lilienthal receives a five-year term, with Sumner Pike four years, Straus three, Waymack two, and Bacher one year, under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apa
Atomic Energy
Pra- Ve
Conerms
Lisenthal
Sion
Ie Lilienthal
Fire Eater
Sumner T. Pike
Lewis L. Straus
William W. Waymack
Robert F. Bacher
Commission
Truman
Poultry and Livestock Market Report Across Regions
Market report from Chicago and New Orleans detailing live poultry receipts and price shifts, hog and cattle movements at National Stockyards with weight classes and bid trends, and New York stock market activity led by oils and steel. Mentions postmaster nominations and political context.
Hope Star publishing info and rates for 1929 Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star details publication facts, staff, and advertising rates. It lists editors and managers, address, Associated Press membership, and subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery across Arkansas counties, noting advance payment and regional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Kerriptian
Hempstand
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
New York Cotton Futures Rally Chains Upward at Close
New York cotton futures firmed after a shaky start as demand and limited offerings supported near terms. May and later months stayed active amid cautious buying and some new crop deliveries, with May dipping but nearby prices finishing higher while distant months showed scattered gains. In Chicago, rail strike fears pushed grain prices, aided by government wheat bids and stronger domestic flour demand, lifting early prices before market pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Skelly
Steel Company
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Naaloreal Buvins
Chicago
Board “of Trade
Civil Rights Fight Near in Senate in April 29 Dispatch
WashingtonApril 29 Republicans in the Senate moved to clear a path for a showdown on civil rights as the Judiciary Committee began a closed session to study anti lynching legislation Senator Ferguson Mich chairman of a subcommittee said he expects approval and floor action The bill would make lynching participants felons and require officers to prosecute mobs The Rules Committee backed a House approved bill outlawing poll taxes in federal elections in eight states seven in the South The article also notes May grain price moves and cash grain quotes with May wheat at 7 46 and corn at 2 21 to 2 21 1 4 per bushel
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Judiciary Committee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Threetman
Truman
Senate
Rules Committee
South
Alabama
Arkansas
New Harmodshire
Mississippi
South Carolina
Ternnessee
Texas
Virginia
SSS Tonic Promises Boost to Red Blood Cells
An ad touts SSS Tonic as a potent booster for low blood strength. It claims the formula activates blood production, improves digestion, and enhances energy, appetite, and resistance. The copy urges readers to start now, noting millions of bottles sold and availability at drug stores.
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Enthal
Jane Gay
Narion Suede
Lombies
Patterson
Maun
Market Report
U.S
Louts Livestock National Stockyards
Congress
Hope Star
Alex. HM. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Joss M. Davis
Enternet
Hope
Hsabs Associated
Bross
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ational Worthing
de Ies
Thansas
Tenn
Sérick
Chiegan
Marth
Michigan
New York City
Marliser
Detroit
Mich
Grand Nod
Oklahoma City
Reames Bildg
Lew Orleans
Associated Press
Ugl
Dean
Doan
Shilhennis
FISK
Patterson's
Cn Cern
Robison
Rome
Robison’s
Nelly Don Quaker Lady Prima Donna
Bemberg Sheets
Geo.w. Robison&Co
Nashville
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