Peace talks under Vienna Seoul watch for sign of Soviet delay
Western observers monitor Moscow’s stance in Vienna and Seoul as talks on Austria’s peace and Korea’s trusteeship stall. In Vienna the Big Four committee deadlocked over Nazi asset seizures and oil control, while Seoul sees tentative progress on a temporary Korean trusteeship regime despite broader clashes.
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Vienna
Seoul
Moscow
United States
Joint Commission
Korea
Russia
Mark Clark
U.S
Clark
London
Austria
Red Army
Zisterdorf
Washington
Molotov
Parker Top Seeded Star in Tennis Tournament
Frank Parker of Los Angeles, ranked No. 3 in the nation, heads the field as top seed in the heart of America tennis tournament in Kansas City. The event runs through Sunday with top Americans such as Robert Falkenburg Gardnar Mulloy and William Talbert, all in action alongside local contenders. Parker and Talbert have first round byes while Falkenburg and Mulloy won their opening matches.
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Kansas City
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Robert Falkenburg
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
William Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Parker
Talbert
Falkenburg
Gene Echols
Topeka
Chamion
Muloy
John Francis
Eugene Spits
St. Joseph
Emmett Fluurnoy
Mulloy
Arthur Bunker
A Gonzales
Frank Moseley
Hal Surface, Jr
Bob Savitt
East St. Louis
Ill
Doris Popper
Des Moines
Bernice Riley
Laura Lou John
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Ednarck
Nora Prosser
Sis
Virginia Pitney
Communists Debate Underground Action In Split Party
The article describes a divided Communist party with leaders ordered to remain at desks in case of arrests. Some favor immediate underground activity while successors stay ready to continue operations, aiming to expose what they call an American fascist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Kremlin presses to keep talks alive amid stalled negotiations
In Kremlin assessment, continuing discussions is wiser than risking a total breakdown. Officials argue that partial dialogue preserves leverage and reduces immediate escalation while seeking a more favorable position.
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Kremlin
Two New Entomology Staff Hires at University of Arkansas
Fayetteville Ark June 3 Two new staff members join the University of Arkansas college of agriculture entomology department Dean Lippert S Ellis announces Dr W D Wylie as assistant professor and entomologist for the experiment station and Lloyd O Warren as instructor Both will begin in July Wylie is from Florida agricultural experiment station and earned his Ph D in 1941 at Cornell after a 1937 Arkansas degree Warren is Fayetteville native with a 1946 B S and is finishing his MS this month
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Lippert S. Ellis
W. D. Wylie
Lloyd O Warren
Wylie
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Warren
Greece's Communist Strategy Under Dimitrov Ties Revealed
The report outlines Greek Communist aims to seize power through a leftist government with Bulgarian guidance and a Macedonia based republic, yet notes the Truman Doctrine curbing these plans. Zachariades leads guerrilla efforts with U.S. and British actions shaping outcomes and public opinion.
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George Siantos
ELAS
Party Organization of
Greece
Athens
Salonica
Belgrade
Sofia
Nicolas Achariades
Georgi Dimitrov
Comintern
Zachariades
Skolpje
Dimitrov
Markos Zifiades
Democratic Army of
Zifiades
Russia
South
Slavia
Thrace
Bulgaria
Turkey
School of Eastern Studies
Moscow
U. S
Honor Roll Lists By Grade and Second Semester Averages
The report lists A and B honor roll recipients by seventh through twelfth grades for the second semester. Names include students such as Jacqueline Hicks, Norma Jean Franks, Don Holt, Carolyn Holdridge, and many others, with multiple repeats across grade levels and sections.
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L. D. Springer
Mary Lois Ames
Frances Bearden
Joe Booth
la Juan Bright
Maxine Clark
Scotty Clifton
Janis Davis
Emma Sue DeVenney
Jack Duffie
Martha Ann Ellen
Joyce Fincher
Bobby Franklin
Charles Gough
Carolyn Hamilton
Clara Markin
Betty Jo Martin
Dorothy O'Neal
James William Morrow
Bill Morton
Charles Price
Dorothy Ray
Jessie Mae Silvey
Alda Smith
Jimmy Walters
Betty Whitlow
Eugene White
Jacqueline Hicks
Charlotte Ann Hobbs
Sydney McMath
Marillyn Shiver
Jo Ann Brown
Wilma Coleman
Bobby Joe Phippin
Shirley Ann White
Esta Beryl Miller
Norma Morrison
Claudette McConnell
Marcell Smith
Nila_ Dean Compton
Wanda Spears
Hilda Rita Green
Billy Webb Gunter
Caroline Hawthorne
Arthadale Hefner
Bob McPherson
Dorothy Jean Nash
Adolphine Andrews
Jo Ann Burroughs
Linda Foster
Don Holt
Carolyn Holdridge
James Davis Johnson
Edsel Nix
Adrian Pedron
Joyce Silvey
Melvin Thrash
Viva Edd Thrash
Betty Tittle
Nancy Camp
Catherine Cox
Darrell Crank
Paul Ray Daugherty
Don Duffie
Jimmy Dick Hammons
Lawrence Hazzard
Robert Lee
Bobby Franlin
John Gibson
Gene Merchent
James Irow
Char
Doro Ray
Jessie Ae Silvey
A'lda Smith
Betty Ww
Market Report Poultry and Produce
Chicago June 3 market notes show butter weak with 1,226,021 receipts and mixed dairy prices. Eggs steady, live poultry unsettled with 29 truck receipts. at St Louis National Stockyards hogs uneven with weights 160 lbs down. sows down. prices quoted for various weight ranges. Cattle and calves trading moderately, steady on most classes. vealers and cows mixed. good beef bulls listed. Sheep and lambs with limited market, spring lambs strong to 50 higher in some lots.
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Chicago
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
New York Stock Market Inches Up On Earnings Boost
The New York stock market rose fractions as investors bid up favored issues despite slow trading. Standard Oil (NJ) posted a sharp earnings rise, helping lift prices toward the year’s high of 72 with a 2 3-8 gain. Transfers reached about 650000 shares with leaders including Chrysler GM US Steel Bethlehem Great Northern Illinois Central and others.
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NEW York Stock
New York
Standard Oil
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Great Northern Railway
Illinois Central
Goodrich
Woolworth
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Philip Morris
Texas Co
American Can
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
New York Cotton Futures Firm Ahead of July Delivery
Cotton futures rose with July 1947 strength and mill buying while spot contracts rose. Egyptian reports show heavy cotton worm infestation affecting 1.2 million of 1.5 million acres, supporting gains. Prices: near 34.65 to 34.75. October 30.14. December 29.32. May 28.42. middling spot 36.98.
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New York
New Orleans
Grain and Provisions Rise on Government Buying in Chicago
Grain futures climbed as government purchases and reports of poor corn belt weather spurred demand. The Commodity Credit Corporation said it bought nearly 500000 bushels of corn, while cash markets for wheat and corn stayed strong before late profit taking cooled gains. Oats led or joined gains as wheat jumped over five cents earlier.
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Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hope Star Hope 1899 January 18 1929
Old Hope Star notice listing publication details and staff roles for the Hope Arkansas paper. Includes editors publishers associates and advertising manager. Also notes Associated Press rights and subscription rates for various regions.
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Star of Hope
Pressee Consolidated
Three Negroes Held in New Carolina Attack
In Jackson North Carolina police detained three Black men after a reported assault attempt on a white woman near Rich Square. James Bowser was identified, with John Goode and Mack Ayers held for questioning. one suspect was moved to an undisclosed jail and others to Halifax for further inquiry.
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Jackson
N. C
Halifax
Allen Byrd
Lasker
N.C
J. C. Stephenson
James Bowser
John Goode
Mack Ayers
Byrd
Rich Square
Liberty
Godwin Bush
Bush
Mosquitoes Among Largest Seen in Arctic Regions
A report notes that unusually large mosquitoes have been observed in Arctic areas, with researchers citing environmental factors and melting ice as possible causes. The finding highlights implications for local ecosystems and potential impacts on wildlife and human activity in Arctic communities.
Grain futures tumble and rise on July market notes
Market notes show July corn at 2.29 to 2.30 with gains of 3 3 to 4 5-8, oats up 5-8 to 2 3 4, July at 92 3 8-12 and 38-12, while corn futures inched higher amid mixed trading.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise on Trade and Speculation
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady with gains across the board as traders covered shorts and bought on speculation. The day saw higher closes for three active contracts with notable increases from the prior session.
India to Get Choice of Government in Planned Partition
Britain proposes to transfer power in India this year on a dominion basis to one or two self governing states. Attlee, Mountbatten, and the white paper outline partition options for Hindu Congress and Muslim League areas, with a boundary commission to draw lines if partition is approved.
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London
India
Attlee
House of Commons
Lord Mountbatten
British Commonwealth of Nations
Winston Churchill
Pakistan
Hindustan
Churchill
Partition
Willie Gallagher
Constituent Assembly
Madras
Bombay
United Provinces
Bihar
Central Provinces
Berar
Assam
Orissa
Northwest Frontier
Delhi
Ajmererwara
Coorg
Congress Party
Jeaders
Treaty Oak Stands in South Bend Despite Time
The Treaty Oak of South Bend Indiana, once central to La Salle’s 1681 pact with local Indians, still stands as a living link to early colonial diplomacy and Native American history in the region.
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Treaty Oak
South Bend
Ind
la Salle
British Plan for India Submitted
Great Britain presented to Indian leaders a plan for surrender of power that reportedly contemplates partition and an international boundary commission. Viscount Mountbatten met seven leaders, while Britain’s unitary administration plan was scrapped. The conference urged a midnight reply on an alternative partition proposal along Hindu Muslim lines. Security steps were tightened in Delhi with death for stabbing, ban on parades, and summary trails for offenders.
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New Delhi
Great Britain
India
Viscount Mountbatten
Britain
Mountbatten
Bengal
Punja
Pakistan
Delhi
Bombay
Leaves of Victoria Regis Bear Weight of Man
Leaves of the Victoria Regina water lily are so large they can support a man's weight, highlighting the plant’s extraordinary size and buoyant strength.
SSS Tonic Offers Relief From Stomach Gas and Bloat
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to relieve indigestion and gas. It asserts improved digestion, blood nutrition, sleep, and strength, urging readers to buy at drug stores with claims of millions of bottles sold.
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Medic 1
Happy People
SSS Tonic
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Edward E. Bomarap
Andy Andrews
Ciel
Penneys
Penney
Just
Market Report
Hope Star
Star Publishing CO. Co
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
Walnut Street
Hope
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Jess M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Fayette Counties
National Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
New Carolina
Artic
Studebaker
Every View Motor CO
Hope, Ark
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