Tito defies Moscow with Balkan federation proposal
An excerpted report describes Yugoslav leader Tito rebuffing Soviet pressure after Cominform criticism. He renews talks of a Balkan federation, signaling a bold stand against Moscow and challenging Kremlin plans as observers note shifts in Communist alignment and risk to Soviet leverage.
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Elman Morin Biti
Suly
Woscow
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Communist Information Bie
Batkan Federation
Warnistakatie
Cominforma Communique
Russia
Ikea
Gant
Drhitrov
Hnd
Pmitrov
Bia
Federation
Teiven
Tito
Moscow
Balkan States
Tenitrey
Kremlin
Itoust
Crmarunists
Prihbadex
Rejected Suitor Slays Parents of Sweetheart
In Bowling Green Kentucky 24 year old Harry Edward Kilgore admitted killing Dr C B Martin and his wife in their colonial farm home. Kilgore said he acted from anger over his sweetheart McKinney being influenced to marry the Martins’ son, Stonewall. The bodies were found in a bedroom with both shot in the head. The couple’s 2 year old child and the bride’s marriage to Stonewall were noted in the report.
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Bowling Green
UPIA
Bewdley Davenport
Harry Edward Kilgore
C. B. Martin
Ath McKinney
Siloam Springs
Ark
Stonewall
Martin
Chicago Market Report Signals Steady Prices Across Eggs Poultry
Chicago notes butter prices steady with slight declines on certain dairy lines and unchanged egg receipts. Livestock in St Louis shows mixed results with hogs down to 25 lower than Wednesday, cattle and calves varied, while sheep and sows see sparse sales and lower bids amid thin demand. New York cotton closes higher on mill buying and short covering amid light offerings. Oil stocks trend unevenly with some gains and overall subdued market breadth. Grain and provisions show general firmness with some price support from improving demand and market sentiment.
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Louis
Til
New York
Whees
York
Tokal
Iroutnet
Iran Opl
Fornia
Uludatiote Oil
Sunil
Reemaeek
Chisatlieg
Grand Univ
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Owerng-Tiners
Abrthies Laows
Sti
Phothiles Hom Steck Satabo
Puis Cowan Peessey
American Pedevitane
Geteral Matars
Nasler
Mainteginners Ward
Westies Adveteie
Ad Bybhtker
Ciawenenmonik Bende
Hope Star Hope Ark 1927 1929 Star P publishing eras
The Hope Star daily paper lists staff names and addresses in Hope Arkansas and notes rates for subscriptions and advertising. It also reports on grain prices with AP content and market figures for corn soybeans oats wheat and other commodities with shipping and receipt counts.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rally After Late Trade Buying
New Orleans cotton futures eased early then rallied in closing. Traders covered shorts and bought on strength, with gains across several contracts. Notable closes include May at 32.04 and July near 31.00.
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New Chiuans
Cottun
Plans for invasion by fCorean Peoples Group in Korea zone
Army reports a Kore a group signaled by the committee in Wandyun sketches invasion plans targeting the U S military position in the southwest Korea area this month. Officials note no confirmed brand or leadership and warn papers vary. Details indicate possible timing by late month with instructions to reach Seoul.
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Korea
Hie Pibers
Wandyun
Wanu
South Korea
Iforeaunis
Pho Sippabate
Chase Armoritn
Seoul
Wupiaphe U. x
Russians Press Berlin Airlift Crisis Amid Western Plans
Reports from Washington and London describe a massive airlift to Berlin with more than 200 planes ferried in yesterday. The U S secretaries, Bevin, and French officials discuss direct Kremlin contact and a Western fusion of Germany’s western zones to isolate the Soviet sector while B 29 deployments rise from 19 to 30 in Germany.
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Jonearly Vratt
Washington
U. S
George C. Marshall
Berlin
Germany
London
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
House of Commons
Kremlin
Paris
Foreign Ministry
France
Informanits
U.S
Frankfurt
Geregnians
Herse
Tito Hailed Continued From Page One
The article notes Tito’s continued prominence after the Cominform blast with reports of him in Moscow Belgrade and Bled. His inspecting party includes Gen Rankovic Gen Popovic and Vladimir Bakirin. Photographs show Stalin and Tito together as Yugoslavs pledge support. An official announcement names Vushan Viminich as minister to Albania in Tirana. Bulgaria claims Yugoslav Bulgarian relations remain unchanged despite party troubles.
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Moscow
Belgrade
Adriano Lalande
Bled
Alexander Rankovic
Koen Popovic
Vladimir Bakirin
Stalin
Russia
Vushan Viminich
Albania
Tirana
Bulgaria
Communist Party
President Continues Fight Over Housing Bill
President attacks Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing measure labeling it flawed and rushed. He defends the government mortgage purchase and veteran housing guarantees while calling the Congress unsatisfactory for its late, undemocratic action. He criticizes the bill as inadequate for urgent national needs.
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Iruman
United States
Congress
Fede
Daily Bread Continued From Page One
Daily Bread discusses peace with Communist governments, urging common ground with the Soviet Union. It argues concessions are needed, notes risks of widening the trench, and questions government backing of détente.
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Soviet Union
Diigol
Negro Rapist Scheduled to Die Friday
A condemned prisoner named Pugh, convicted of rape, faced execution scheduled for Friday after appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court were stayed. Governor Laney’s clemency stance remained a factor as the death sentence stood for the Friday date.
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Tory Ward Pugh
Chad
Uietiure
Arkiaistes Supreme
Governor Laney
Eisenhower Still Factor in Democratic Convention Drama
United Press reports Eisenhower remains a potent factor as a draft Ike movement targets California New York and Minnesota for possible nomination. Alabama offers its top spot on the convention route if Ike is nominated, while Arvey and other Democrats expect his name to surface. Truman shows no sign of abdication, meeting party leaders to review convention machinery amid debates on Berlin and foreign policy.
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United Press
Wright D. Lisenhower
Philadelphia
California
New York
Minais
Alabama
Tie
Jacob M. Arvey
Hinois
Eisenhower
Trueman
South
New Hampshire
Carry Carlson
Truman
White House
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Joseph Blythe
Leslie L. Biffle
Atins
Matthew J. Connelly
Mergrath
Rhode Island
Dewey
Thomas Th. Dewey
GOP
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