Many Die as Danish Ship Sinks in Kattegat
Agiborg Denmark voyage details report a 1808 ton steamer traveling from Copenhagen to Aalborg struck by a mine and exploded at dawn. About 400 aboard with 200 asleep in berths. many drowned, others rescued as crews search for survivors and reconstruct passenger lists.
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Joc.mhava
Kattegal
Iing
Wired Steamship Co. FF
D. S
Diggster
Dangulf Taube
Ters
Kjpebenhayn
Copenhagen
Aalborg
Copehagen
Kattepat
Aalborg Bay
Able- Larry
Kjodeshavn
Keep World on Even Keel Urges U S Help Peace Plan
Washington June 11 Senator Vandenberg urged quick Senate action on a resolution to back European nations with political and military support to preserve peace and deter aggression. He argued adoption would show the Senate still cares about peace while permitting a draft if needed.
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Washington
uPj
Senawipe Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Vandenberg
Teis
Eis
Senate For
United Nations
Chicago printers strike drags since November 1947
Chicago ITU and Publisher Talks end as meeting speculation grows. Secretary O Keefe comments on Stadion progress while no date is set for a new session. The strike, in effect since November 24, 1947, continues with Chicago Tribune, Chicago Daily News and Chicago Journal relying on photo engraving amid industry tensions.
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Chicago
W—Pi
Woodnust Tangata
AFL Thtornatiyay Yypographical Union
Chigago
Representativer
Brekenp Redeye
Randolph
O'Keefe
Chicago Newspror Publishers Association
Chicago Daily News
The
Chicago Returnst of Commerce
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Chicago Markets
Market notes show cattle and hog prices varying across regions with mixed demand. Stronger hogs and lighter cattle traded unevenly, while grain and provisions reflected firmer notes early and market steadiness in late sessions.
Hope Star 1929 Hope Ark Financial and News Summary
The Hope Star notes a 1929 masthead with staff and circulation details, then reports on cotton futures and New York stocks. It mentions aviation progress, defense news from the Far East, and wartime wave registration by the War Office. The page reflects a busy daily financial and world news snapshot from Hope Arkansas.
Flood project funds bolster Arkansas outlook for new year
Senate and House negotiators finalize a flood control package boosting Arkansas spending. The measure funds Red River levees below Denison dam, Bull Shoals and Nimrod reservoirs, and Conway and Crawford County levee districts among others. Final approval awaits a full vote before sending to the president.
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Washington
Arkané
Senate
House
Arkansan
Arkansas
Tuuisana
Texas
Red River
Denison Dam
Arkangia
Lutisana
Bayonnes Reservoir
Novrog
Nie
Crayford County
Carden Bottom
Ciscington
Morenten
Sidon
Conway County
Little Rawle
Atkanane River
High Court Criticized by Arkansas Lawyers in Speech
Hilt Springs June 114 The head of the Arkansas War Association criticized the U S Supreme Court as unfettered by precedent and government oversight. W Wilso Sharp Brindley, speaking at the state gathering, urged that the court threaten democracy by wielding control over economic and social life. He argued the federal constitution did not envision a tribunal with such power and questioned the court’s role in property rights and liberty.
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Hilt Springs
S. S Supreme
Count Taday
Court
W. Wilso Sharp
Brindley
Presby Court
United States
Supreme Reourt
Sharp
Woman Holds Bank Leadership Post in Shanghai
AP Newsfeatures reports Nyjen Suk Heyes of the Shanghai Savings Bank leads the bank as the world’s only fully staffed women in all key positions. Her five story building in central Shanghai houses vaults and offices as she advocates equal employment, praising women workers while noting challenges in broader banking.
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Eddie Grighton
AP Newsfeatures
Shanghai
Nyjen Suk Bee Heyes
de Biel
Misa Nyiel Hersett
Eve
Hankine Baskiass
Elthea
Mies Nyieil
Beebe College Able to Meet Payrolls
Beebe College can meet upcoming payrolls as of June reports. President A Loyd Collins confirms the college has about $17,000 in cash and will use it to cover expenses until the new fiscal year begins in July. The state auditor’s office notes the college exhausted its current appropriation.
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Lie Rock
Vei
Jomny Agriculture College
Beebe
Mihai and Anne Honeymoon in Seclusion
Mihai of Romania and Princess Anna of Bourbon Parmia travel to a Greek royal summer palace at Talos for a secluded honeymoon. The couple arrived amid a Danish process rumor and stayed on a 12,000 acre estate, keeping plans private.
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Athens
Joener
Mihai
Romania
Anna
Bourbon-Parmia
Talos
Proicess
University diet study promises slimness with supervision
In Lincoln Nebraska co-eds join an experiment led by Dr Truth Leverton to lose weight through a reducing diet at the University of Nebraska Human Nutrition Laboratory. Over nine weeks volunteers lost up to 14 pounds while maintaining health. two dropped out, two paused due to restrictions, and eight continue with a stricter plan, aiming for 1,200 to 1,400 daily calories and a 3,200 calorie deficit for weight loss.
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Lincoln
Neb
Vornhelt
Truth Leverton
Human Nutrition Laboratory
University of Nebra
Sins Ao P
Laverton
Reverton
Taurbuly
Lake Ile
Rehle
Gauch Laver
Biever
Poe
Sis Kent
Stravastina
Wedding Ignites Rohward Rielweld Newspaper Ring
Fragmentary report notes a wedding involving Rohward Rielweld and a Greek royal title holder. Mention of Ukrainian or Romanian elites and a coffee segment hints at a social page notice, with uncertain spellings for names and places.
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Romania
Wahai
Ty Milini
Arkansas Song Set for Republican Convention Program
A song written in Arkansas by Mes A. C. Renin of Little Rock will be performed by the band at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. The composition Souther Shulfie was translated after hearing Myers, Hemel, and Meyer Davis rehearse it for an informal gathering in Philadelphia, marking a notable cultural note at the event.
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Arkansas
Little
Dune VW Upa
Meyer Davis
Hemel
Phatelniia
Shortage of Parts Idles Auto Workers
Detroit on June 1 to 5, workers at facilities nationwide faced a one day shutdown as parts shortages idle auto plants. GM and Ford saw large layoffs, with about 230,000 affected, including 200,000 at GM and 30,000 at Ford. Packard boosted prices June 4 amid wage talks. UAW CIO Local 140 praised a wage increase through Aug 7, 1950. Production lines halted at GM and Ford plant sites may extend to a week.
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We Company
CIO
Aula
Dentaidn Packard
Rue
Uaw-Cio
General Motos
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