Mongolian Invasion Affects Far Frontiers of Asia
The article discusses a Soviet backed incursion into Sinkiang by Mongolian forces and four plaries bearing Soviet insignia. It argues this action fits a broader pattern of Russian influence, viewing Mongolia as Moscow's instrument and noting the uncertain justification and global implications.
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Asia
Mongolian People’s Republic
Mongolia
Turkestan
China
Kremlin
Japan
Sfenoh
Union
Mosi
Nans
Moscow
Russia
Sinkiang
Geng- Khan
Red Army
Auto Industry Faces New Strike Trouble
Detroit June 11. Striking Hudson Motor office workers forced a shutdown as 600 demanded higher wages, with roughly 15 000 production workers abstaining from crossing picket lines. Hudson closed plant after talks. union and Briggs agreement averted a broader strike affecting Packard and Chrysler car bodies.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Hudson Motor Cargo
Hudson
United’ Auto Workers
C1o-Uaw
Comany
Briggs
United Auto Workers
Packard
Chrysler
Urges Speedy Military Training for Youth
Dr. Karl T. Compton urged Congress to speed compulsory training of America's youth, arguing it would be unsafe to rely on disarmament and that a big army must be ready quickly in case of a sudden war. He testified at hearings for President Truman's universal training commission and said the U N should pursue disarmament while training proceeds.
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Washington
Karl T. Compton
Congress
Compton
Truman
Special Commission On Universal Training
House Armed Services Committee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
America
Rep
Cole
United States
United Nations
Great Britain
Funeral for W. E. White Held Today at Presbyter ian Church
Funeral services for William Eugene White a 53 year old Hope businessman and city council member who died suddenly at his home late yesterday will be held at 4 p m today at the Presbyterian Church under Rev Brewster with assistance from Rev J E Cooper The widow son W E White Jr of Hope daughter Martha Green White of Dallas mother Mrs E E White and sister Mrs C D Lester of Hope survive He was active pallbearers and a long list of honorary pallbearers including local figures and council members are named
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William Eugene White
Hope
Presbyterian Church
Brewster
J. E. Cooper
W. E. White, Jr
Martha Green White
Dallas
E. E. White
C. D. Lester
Albert Graves
Robert LaGrone
Seeva Gibson
Mack Duffie
Olin Lewis
Q. A. Graves
K. A
Dorsey McRae
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Hamilton Hanegan
Polk Singledon
Bob Carrigan
J. S. Gibson
Dys. Carrigan
Lile
Smith and Wright
Elmer Murph
Davis Weaver
J. C. Broyles
Stock on good pasture grow bigger and healthier
Stock pastured on good soil produce larger healthier animals than stock on poor pasture. The statement contrasts pasture quality with livestock size and well being, highlighting the value of fertile grazing.
Market Report on Poultry and Produce Chicago June 11
Butter firm with receipts 864,322 showing AA 63, 92a 62, 90B 60, 89C 58.75. eggs steady to firm with receipts 22,552. Live poultry irregular with receipts 23 trucks, no cars. FOB prices: fowl 26.5 27, leghorn fowl 21, roosters 35-38, fryers 31-33, broilers 27, old roosevers 15. FOB wholesale market ducklings 20.
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Chicago
Old Roosevers
New York Cotton Futures End Higher On Short Covering
New York June cotton futures rose irregularly with heavy short covering and mill buying against textile sales in the July 1947 position. New crop deliveries were quiet as weather remained excellent in the cotton belt, erasing much of the earlier decline.
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New York
Wheat Falls on Forecast of Record Crop as Corn Rallies
Chicago grain prices shifted after a government forecast signals a record wheat crop while corn remains behind seeding. Wheat eased on hedging and CCC price cuts, while all corn contracts rose to seasonal highs. Spot yellow corn traded at 2.16 a bushel, oats slid on a larger than expected crop, and futures showed mixed movements across wheat and oats.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hope Star Hope Arkansas 1929 local notices and staff listing
Hope Star is a weekday Hope Arkansas paper with staff including E Palmer president H Washburn secretary treasurer editor publisher and editors Jones Hosmer Davis and Thomas. It lists subscription and mail rates, Associated Press membership and national advertising reps through 1927 to 1929 era.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Class M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Senator urges Truman to sign four billion tax cut
Washington June 11 Senator George D Ga said he asked Secretary Snyder to urge President Truman to sign the 4 billion tax reduction bill. He warned a veto would delay any tax cut until late 1948 and noted the president has until Monday to act. Other Democrats fear political fallout from opposing the measure and Republicans say a new bill with larger cuts may follow.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Snyder
Millikin
BR - Cole
Finance Committee
Congress
Arkansas man held for grand jury in fatal car crash
Bert Russell, 35, ordered held to the federal grand jury on charges of voluntary manslaughter in the Westmountain crash that killed Paul Melton, 52, as reported from Hot Springs. The incident occurred Saturday night and led to Russell’s remand yesterday.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
J. B. Satterfield
Arkadelphia
Fayetteville
West Memphis
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