Montgomery to Moscow Aims at Pacifying Talks
British General Montgomery travels to Moscow to urge Russians to accept Anglo American arms standardization. He must reassure Moscow that the plan is practical and that Russia can participate, countering Russian nerves and suspicion. The mission hinges on a cautious, partial success in persuading Soviet leaders.
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Montgomery
Moscow
J. M. Roberts, JR
Britain
Mara Montgomery
Ie Marshal
Russia
Sierenen
Canada
U. S
MacKenn King
Buffalo
Detroit
U.S
30 U S Oils Suitable for Jet Fuel Declared by Mines
Washington reports from the U S Bureau of Mines state that at least 30 well known crude oils can be used to produce jet propulsion fuels. Director R R Sayers notes wartime demand and ongoing aviation fuel research 1945 46 fiscal year. The bureau highlights pure electrolytic metals aiding high temperature rocket and propulsion research and eases on reserves include coal magnes ium and potash. In Iron county Utah a 375 million ton magnetite deposit may fuel Pacific coast steel needs. Helium output totals 434 190 000 cubic feet in six years with most last year reinjected into the Cliffside reservoir near Amarillo Texas.
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Washington
U .S. Bureau of Mines
R. R. Sayers
Sayers
United States
Iron County
Utah
Pacific Coast Steel Industries
Bureau
Cliffside
Amarillo
Texas
Nursing Journal Representative to Speak Here
Miss Theodora Sharracks of the American Journal of Nursing will address the Prescott District Nurses Association at 7 30 p m Friday January 10 at the home of Mrs Ruby Underwood. Born in Korea to medical missionary parents she has lived in the Orient and the United States and holds a master's from Teachers College Columbia University. She has worked in pediatric obstetric and private duty nursing in New York and California and will gather material for the journal while touring the state this week and next. Mrs Mary Mills district president from Hope will preside.
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Theodora Sharracks
New York City
American Journal of Nursing
Prescott
New York
California
Mary Mills
Hope
Defense Cost Brings GOP Dissention
Washington reports show Republican splits over defense spending as House and Senate leaders debate cuts. Rep. Taber urges large reductions in army and navy outlays, aiming for 6 billion dollars next budget year, while Sen Taft and allies resist cutting defense and seek savings elsewhere. They discuss consolidating purchases and closing camps to trim costs while maintaining military effectiveness.
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Washington
Rep
Taber
Taft
Ohio
New House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Congress
Senate Gop
Senate
Senator Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
Plumley
R-Vi
Naval Appropriations Subcommittee
Navy
Army
House
Millikin
R-Cole
George
Dga
Knutson
R-Minn
Doughton
D-Nc
Ley
The
Treasury
John FS
Indian refuses to answer tax questions in New Mexico
Giles L. Mathews reports an Indian asked for help with an income tax return. When asked about earnings profits and cash on hand the man replied only with "Ugh" and "Ugh" to every question. The official suggested there may be a refund, and the Indian asked "Ah, how much?"
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AH Albuquerque
N. M
Giles L. Mathews
Rosa Nell Ross Named Good Citizenship Girl
Rosa Nell Ross of Hope High School was chosen January 8 by seniors and faculty to represent the school as Good Citizenship Girl. The DAR sponsors the award, requiring dependability service leadership and patriotism. Ross is an honor student and National Honor Society member, slated to attend a DAR luncheon in February and a competitive examination with other Arkansas Good Citizens.
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Rosa Nell Ross
Hope High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. L. Ross
National Honor Society
DAR
Aransas
Hazel Spillers
Nation's 1946 Fire Losses Reach Record High
The National Fire Protection Association estimates U S fire losses in 1946 at 562 million dollars, up over 100 million from 1945. Hotel fires, including LaSalle in Chicago and Winecoff in Atlanta, caused heavy deaths and losses, prompting a national conference on hotel fire safety in Philadelphia.
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Boston
United States
National Fire Protection Association
LaSalle
Chicago
Percy Bugbee
Winecoff
Atlanta
Canfield
Dubuque
Bugbee
Philadelphia
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Accuses Sun in Eyes in Yonkers Crash
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt testified in a motor vehicle case that sun glare in Yonkers last August caused a lapse crossing the white line and led to a collision with two other cars. Referee William Glasheen reserved decision on her license status as Albany files the ruling.
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White Plains
N. Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yonkers
White Line
State Motor Vehicle Commission
William F. Glasheen
Albany
Albert’ Brooks
New York City
Roosevelt
Westchester County Parkway
William W. Segall
Marshall Aims to Continue Byrnes Style in Foreign Policy
The article describes Marshall’s plan to pursue patient, firm policies and to work closely with Congress, seeking Senators Vandenberg and Connally for a key meeting. Both have shown reluctance to leave their duties, but Marshall may persuade them to join for their background in upcoming talks with Britain, France, and Russia.
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Byrnes
Congress
Marshall
Vanderberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Conally
Vandenberg
Connally
Britain
France
Russia
Market Report Poultry and Produce in Chicago
Live poultry unsettled with receipts of 16 trucks. fowl 32 cents, leghorn 21, roosters 33-35, fryers 33-36, broilers 30-31, old roosters 19. Ducklings 30, heavy ducks 32, light farm ducks 22. Butter weak with 93 score AA 173.25, 92 A 172.5-73, 90B 72.5 CC 70.5. Eggs unsettled with large receipts. hogs active with 170 lb pigs 25 lower than Wednesday. cattle slow with steers 19-30, vealers 31, cows very slow, bulls 16.25, sheep steady to small buyers. lambs 24.00, market not yet established.
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Chicago
Story of Hope in Hope Arkansas Daily News
Story notes a local Hope, Arkansas newspaper item with publishing details and AP affiliation. It states Star Publishing Co. prints weekdays and provides circulation and mail rates. Mentions offices and advertising representation across multiple cities and states.
New York Stocks Struggle Through A Tepid Trading Day
Selected stocks showed small gains as steel utilities and industrials performed moderately. Most leaders paused and many shares closed lower while total transfers were about 750000, among the lightest for a full session since last August.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Market Moves in Chicago
A strong tone developed in nearby grain deliveries with government purchases for export driving the advance. Wheat and corn futures received support from cash buying and elevator interest as mills bought wheat. oats rose modestly. Spot wheat stayed steady amid seven car receipts while corn bookings reached 4109 bushels and oats firm on limited stocks.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise on mill buying amid acreage goal doubt
The New York cotton futures market posted fair gains as mill buying outpaced hedges and profit taking. Late in the day prices climbed 50 to 70 cents a bale with March at 32.94, May 32.30, and July 30.74 as farmers may miss the 1947 acreage target recommended by the Agriculture Department.
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New York
Dept. of Agriculture
Blood Transfusions Possibly Safe in Long Lifetimes
New York physicians say a person could donate and receive as much as 1000 pints of blood in a lifetime without ill effects, suggesting transfusions can be sustained safely over many years.
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New York
Double Weddings in Chile Across Same Day
In Chile the church cannot marry until civil rites occur first, so devout Catholics marry twice on the same day. The law requires state marriages precede church ceremonies, forcing couples into two weddings to fulfill both rites.
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Chile
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Good Citizen Girl
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Hope Star
Story of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South
Welnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Supt
Jess MA. Davis
Emme G. Thomas
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
North
Michigan Avenue
Aisciscon
Detroit, Mich
W. Grand Blvd
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