Palestine hotel bombing kills many in Jerusalem area
Debris from the Semiramis hotel after a three story stone building collapsed following an explosion. Police said Jewish underground militants were behind the blast, targeting an Arab area in response to Haifa refinery violence. Dozens dead, many injured, with rescue efforts ongoing as authorities investigated the attack's toll and timing.
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Reform Parties Meet in Washington Seek Postwar Unity
The Hungarian Smallholders Party and allied leaders including Dr Vladko Macek and Dr George Dimitrov gathered in Washington to unveil a postwar program. They seek collaboration across Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria, with ties to the Polish underground and Catholic aid from Fr Bela Varga. Numerous figures escaped communist or Soviet influence, while calls for renewed unity persist amid wartime legacies.
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Wormy Mexico Jumping Beans Create Gommie Value
The Mexico jumping bean is described as the only crop needing a worm inside to awaken its jump. The worm inside the bean supposedly triggers the movement that creates value for the gommie market.
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Tax bill prospects amid foreign aid and inflation debate
Senate leaders push to delay action pending a fuller view of foreign relief and domestic spending. House Ways and Means chair Knutson argues for tying tax cuts to relief programs, with decisions on aid shaping Republican budget cuts. Expected measures include Marshall Plan support, rent controls, universal health care, social security expansion, and price-wage controls.
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Market Report Chicago Tah Poultry and Butter Prices
Market notes show live poultry steady with receipts of 17 trucks no cars. fowl 32, leghorn 22, coasters 40 to 42, broilers 37 to 39, old roasters 17. Butter steady with 54 06 receipts, prices largely unchanged. ducks heavy at 40, small ducks 30. Eyes steady with two-day receipts 25 120 and U S ex tras and standards price ranges listed. Cotton futures were irregular in moderate activity with mill buying and hedging influence, aided by rains and Marshall plan uncertainty.
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Hope Star Hope Arkansas Daily Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The Hope Star announces publication details with staff names and positions, editorial and publishing contacts, and subscription rates. It lists editors Paul H. Jones and Alex H. Washburn, rates for city carrier and mail, advertising representatives, and Associated Press membership. It notes publication at 242-214 South Walnutree Hope Arkansas and department roles.
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Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago Jan
Chicago grain and provisions trade shows firm to firming prices with soybeans hitting a new March high and corn and wheat advancing. Soybeans climbed to a record, corn futures up, oats and wheat led higher, as buying intensified and prices posted near day’s highs. Receipts and bookings noted, with steady to firm basis across the complex.
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St Louis Livestock Market Report at National Stockyards
National Stockyards report shows hogs 12,000 head. Heavier weights 170 plus mostly 25 to 50 lower. lighter weights steady to 23 lower. sows mostly 1.00 lower. Cattle and calves totals 7,500 and 1,0? steady to active. Steers 25.55-29.00. one lot choice steers 83.50. heifers and yearlings 21.00-26.50. Cows 15.50-20.00. bulls 19.06-21.00. Sheep 2.50. lambs mostly choice around 27.25.
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New Orleans Cotton And New York Stocks Report
New Orleans cotton prices closed steady with varied futures as labor irregularities affected markets. New York stocks extended a modest recovery after morning declines amid persistent selling and mixed dealings throughout the session.
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More Marines to Go to Mediterranean
More U S Marines will depart from Morehead City North Carolina tomorrow for service in the Mediterranean area. The brief navy statement says the Second Marine Division units will serve on ships operating in Italian and Greek waters. The men, veterans of World War II actions at Guadal Canal Tarawa and the Marianas, join sailors of the Mediterranean fleet built around the aircraft carrier Midway and three cruisers.
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Republicans Reassess Wallace Impact on Election
Washington enters January with wary GOPs revising down estimates of Henry Wallace's third party bid. Taft supporters stress Wallace's run may not assist or hinder the Republican nomination or final result. Democratic aides assess Wallace aims to appear on as many ballots as possible, while New York party quotes suggest closer monitoring than anticipated.
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Navy assigns destroyers to assorted Mediterranean stations
The Navy said the battleships will serve on the Midway now in Naples, and subsequently three destroyers will be sent. The Portsmouth will operate from Genoa, the Providence from Leghorn, and the Little Rock from Piraeus as part of ongoing Mediterranean duties.
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Widow of Former President Dies in New York
New York January 6 Mrs Benjamin Harrison 89 widow of the 23rd president died today. She was the daughter in law of the late president and a niece of the first Mrs Harrison who died in the White House. She lived in retirement in New York with her only child Mrs James Binnie Walker.
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Daughter Born to Dinah Shore and George Montgomery
Melissa Ann Montgomery, first child of singer Dinah Shore and actor George Montgomery, arrived at Cedars of Lebanon by Caesarean section weighing seven pounds. Both mother and baby reported fine. the couple wed at Lag Versus on December 5, 1944, while Montgomery served in the Army.
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