Red Army Moves in Mongolia Shadowing China’s Frontier
The article discusses possible Soviet backed invasions in Asia with Mongolian troops crossing toward Sinkiang and Turkestan, framed as a struggle against anti-Domminist forces. It weighs Russian influence behind Mongolia’s puppet state status and the broader pattern of Moscow pressure on China’s far west.
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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
Soviet Union
Sovialorg
India
Red Banner
Auto Industry Faces Strikes Hit Hudson Plant Shutdown
Detroit June 11. Auto workers strike disrupts Hudson Motor Carriage plant after office workers demand higher salaries. 15,000 production workers refuse to cross picket lines forcing closure. Briggs and United Auto Workers reached a two-year contract with 32,500 workers, averting a broader strike that would have halted Packard and Chrysler body production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 for America's youth, warning it would be too late to muster a large army after a sudden attack. He testified to the House Armed Services Committee that the United States must train fast while pursuing disarmament through the United Nations.
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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 in Hope
Funeral services for William Eugene White a 53 year old Hope businessman and city council member who died suddenly at his home yesterday are set for 4 p m today at the Presbyterian Church Rev Brewster to preside assisted by Rev J E Cooper He is survived by his wife a son W E White Jr of Hope a daughter Martha Green White of Dallas his mother Mrs E E White and a sister Mrs C D Lester of Hope Active pallbearers are named with many local men and council members listed as participants
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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 Pasture Quality Affects Size And Health
Report notes that stock pastured on good soil grow larger and healthier than those on poor pasture. Observers cite forage quality and soil fertility as key factors influencing weight gain and vigor in livestock.
Market Report Poultry and Produce
Chicago market notes show butter receipts at 864,322 with grade scores 93 AA 63, 92 A 62, 90 B 60, 89 C 58.75. eggs steady to firm with 22,552 receipts. Live poultry irregular. 23 trucks, no cars. FOB prices list fowl 26.5 27, leghorn fowl 21, roosters 35-38, fryers 31-33, broilers 27, old roosters 15, wholesale ducklings 20.
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Chicago
Old Roosevers
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed Amid Short Covering
New York June cotton futures moved irregularly with heavy short covering and mill buying against textile sales in July 1947. New crop deliveries were quiet as weather remained excellent in the cotton belt, erasing much of an earlier 31 point decline.
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New York
Wheat and corn move opposite after government crop forecast
Wheat falls on outlook for a record crop while corn prices rise as seeding lags. July and December corn hit seasonal highs. spot yellow corn buys at 2.16 a bushel, a near record premium over futures. Oats slip on larger crop forecast. cash grain weak with no reported wheat sales.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hope Star Hope Ark 1929 local news and ads record
The Hope Star, a weekday paper from Hope Arkansas, lists staff titles including Editor Publisher Alex Washburn Managing Editor Paul Jones Medical Supt M. Davis and Advertising Manager Emma Thomas. It notes AP and NEA syndication, post office second class status and subscription rates. Local and national advertising reps and addresses are included.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Class M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Urge Truman to Sign $4 Billion Tax Bill
Senator George of Georgia said he asked Secretary Snyder to urge President Truman to sign the 4 billion dollar tax reduction bill. He warned a veto could delay any tax cut until late 1948 and that Republicans would push a new bill soon after Congress reconvenes. The Finance Committee chair Millikin predicted larger cuts and possible changes to property and corporate dividend taxation.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Snyder
Millikin
BR - Cole
Finance Committee
Congress
Hot Springs Man Held for Grand Jury in Slaying Crash
Bert Russell, 35, ordered held to the federal grand jury on charges of voluntary manslaughter after an automobile crash on West Mountain that fatally injured Paul Melton, 52, in Hot Springs. The year’s other notes include the Future Homemakers encampment opening at Camp Covelendale with 450 girls from 213 Arkansas schools, and FHA financing approval for eight rental housing projects in six cities.
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Hot Springs
Americ
Camp Covlendale
Arkansas
Little Rock
J. B. Satterfield
Arkadelphia
Fayetteville
West Memphis
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Foreign News
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New Phone Union
Miami Beach
Fla
Joseph A. Bierne
National Federation of Telephone Workers
New Communication Workers of America
CIO
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John L. Crall
Wichita
Kans
Carlton W. Werkau
Mary E. H. Hanseon
Kenwil
James TE. Singrose
Cincinnati
A. T. Jones
Atlanta
Nigeria
Hall Bros. Cleaners
THE
Laha Cleaners
Miles Laha
Twe
NEA Telephoto
Consolidated-Vultee
Fort Worth
Texas
Aviation Writers Assn
Consolidated
W. E. White
Rane
Coca-Cola Company
Second and
Louisiana Sts
Robin
Appare
South Bend
Ind
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Hollywood
Murphy
Wanda Hendrix
Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Aur
Beritani
Mornin
Chivehill
Lord Mavis
Royal College of Physicians
Chuchi
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Philip Murray
New York City
Murray
William O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Market Report
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
New Orleans
South Carolina
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas ‘Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Margaret Day
Fort Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
el Dorado
Eleanor Stubblefield
Betty Dean Sevrogegins
Searcy
Joy Anthony
Bertha Dobbs Benton
Ina Smith Hot Springs
Nancy McNeil
Shirley Dougherty
Warren
First Pentecostal Church
4Th and Ferguson Streets
Wesleyan Guild of the
First Methodist Church
Judge Newton
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Patsy Ruth Keister
Carl Keister
Beech
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Oklahoma
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William Evans
McAlster
Keister
Roy V. Harp
Tumarek
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Seabees
116Th Naval Construction Battalion
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Terrel
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da ‘Thornton
Oklahomaa City
Summmer School
Okia
Daily Banner
Carmina
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Frank Russell
Louisiana
Florida
Hays Mann
Jimmy Henry
Sewanee Military Academy
Sewanee, Tenn
Bob Elmore
Singer Sewing Center
Montez
University of Arkansas
Betty Robins
Sandra Robins
John Scott DeLee
Mr. DeLee
Mrs. DeLee
Agriculture Department
William A. O'Brien, M.D
NEA Service
Mateel Howe FarnHam
Mateel Howe Farnha
NEA Service, Inc
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Flora
Weyman
Mama
San
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Ilora
Sim
Wevman
Cauch
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Eninit
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Elora
Sarmo
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Ian
Cloud
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Gary Cooper
Walter Bren
Alan Doris Davenport Anderson
Whitfield Lodge
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Harry Leder
Lima
Cuzco
Peru
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U.S. Dilemma
Irving M. Ives
N. Y
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Ives
House
Joseph W. Marti, Jr
Allen J. Edlender
Law
Aember
Ives’ Lill
Senate
FEPC
Rich Square
N.C
Godwin Bush
Strickland Bush
Strickland
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Miss DIX
Tiuly
Jim
Jerry
Robert W
Tozyo
South Am
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Hans
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Bell Synch Inc
Dorothy DIX
NBC
Dennis Day
Kay Kyser
CBS
Dr. Christian
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Paul Whiteman
Bing Crosby
Alec Templeton
MBS
John Madero
Opinionaire Forum
Tarbemais Jones
Kate Smith
Ted Malone
Nourse
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Research Laboratories, Inc
N. W. 9Th
Portland 9
Ore
Beta Sigma
Phi
City Hall Auditorium
U. S&s. Army Constabulary
Marniacin
Troy
Stalin
Stockade
Cale
Mirecourt
Maes
Perenlies
Vna Army
Matiesieuia
Deen M. Yates
Bery
Gscape
Abel Peron
Wateon
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Node
Cerdiis
Richard J. Rent
Owoase
Mich
Tareensa
al Irest
Charles
A&p
Saiolg
Ame Oun
Bago
Bertat
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