Possible Anglo French Union Remains on the Table
The article recalls the 1940 Dunkirk era idea of a full Anglo French union as a wartime safety measure and notes today the stronger focus on an economic pact to integrate Britain and France. It contrasts current crises in both nations with past calls for joint defense and governance.
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England
France
Garis
Belgium
Engod
Britain
Churchill
Dunkerque
Moedeushich
Irect
Marshal Petain
Poland
Germany
Marshall Faces Transcendent Foreign Policy Crisis Next Week
As the Big Four Foreign Ministers conference nears, Marshall weighs how far the United States should go to support Greece and other nations against Soviet influence. Congressional critics press for an end to coddling Russia and an export embargo until a settlement on reparations boundaries and a unified Germany is reached.
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France
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Marshall
Truman
America
Greece
Britain
Reece
Molotov
Europe
Marsh
Soviet Union
Rep
Sradley
R-Mich
Merchant Marine Committee
House Committee On un-American Activities
Pet Ce
Senate
Pete
Brewster
Ator Tal
Ohio
Churchill Idea Influences Postwar Union Hopes
The text notes that while the battle is over, the Churchill proposal remains influential. It mentions prominent figures in both nations clinging to the possibility of a political union and says British sources indicate the Churchill idea is now at work.
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Churchill
Truman's Mexico Visit Highlights Dinner and Diplomatic Cheer
President Truman's Mexico City tour featured a lunch at Teotihuacan with Jaime Torres Bodet and Mexican officials, a popular stadium reception, and a banquet hosted by President Aleman. Crowds caused casualties outside the stadium as police escorted the president.
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Teotihuacan
Mr. Truman
Jaime Torreset
Truman
Mexico City
National Stadium
The
Pyramids
Waco
Washington
Miguel Aleman
Walter Thurston
United States
Mexico
William D. Leahy
Harry H. Vaughan
Torres Bodet
Aleman
Mexican New Orchestra
Diplomatic Corps
Antonio Espinoso Los Monteros
Foreign Affairs Office
Foreign Office
Truman Thurston
Wallenders
Trumanmeyer
Tremab Saad
Chapultepec
Brewster questions scope of aid stance on Greece and beyond
Brewster says the president's Mexico City speech implies rejecting liberty loving peoples and suggests U S aid to Greece could lead to aid obligations in Turkey and Palestine. He warns Congress to know what that involvement entails.
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Brewster
Mexico City
Maine
United States
Turkey
Palestine
Congress
Hidden Treasure Found In Illinois Widow’s Basement
Mrs Kathryp Oberg of Cherry Valley Illinois discovered a tin box containing 2500 dollars in currency while a new oil burner was being installed by Earl Barber of Rockford. The money is thought to be the widow’s late husband’s hidden stash. Barber earned a $30 reward.
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Cherry Valley
Ill
Kathryp Oberg
Earl Barber
Rockford
Rent Hike Legislation Advances In Senate Subcommittee
The Senate Banking subcommittee approved a general ten percent rent increase bill by a 3 to 2 vote led by Chairman Buck with Buck Cain of Washington and Bricker of Ohio for the bill and Spark Mian of Alabama and Taylor of Idaho opposing. The measure would extend rent controls through this year while shifting enforcement from OPA to the National Housing Authority and aims to wind down OPA by June 30. A related plan would terminate OPA with a $17 million appropriation to close its activities, and a separate bill would cut $9 million from OPA’s appropriation for the current year. agency officials warned that such moves could void existing laws on rents, sugar, and rice by removing funds to administer them.
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Washington
Senate
Buck
R-Del
Cain
Bricker
Ohio
Spark- Mian
OPA
National
Elon
Senate Committee
Greek doctors teach healthy living five centuries B C
A fragment notes that five hundred years before Christ Greek physicians began instructing on health. Wealthy individuals supported various diets and bodily care practices in the early era.
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Christ
Odor Advertising May Be Coming to Newspapers
Norman Oklahoma March 5 Odor advertising may follow color as a new sales aid says Dr Ralph Bienfang University of Oklahoma pharmacy professor He describes creating realistic food and human odors for blotters and ads including chili bread and deer repellent scents While promising he notes physical limits and requires further experimentation to duplicate odors and flavors.
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Norman
Okla
Ralph Bienfang
Phartraty
Univrsity of Oklahoma
Bienfang
San Diego
Dienfang
Beinfang
Monticello bonds approved for hospital reconstruction
In Monticello Drew county voters approved a bond issue of 300000 for a 75 bed memorial hospital reconstruction. In Fayetteville mayor George T. Sanders won re nomination for a second term defeating Alderman Robert White 673 to 616. In Little Rock Rep Carpenter introduced a bill to bar newspaper liquor ads in first class cities and counties. Littleshock saw a veteran services bill proposed to expand and fund via a 50 cent beer tax. signed by Sen Jones and others.
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Monticello
Drew County
Fayettteville
George T. Sanders
Robert White
Little Rock
Carpenter of Independence
Arkansas House
Littleshock
Arkansas Senate
Sen. Jones
Conway
American Legion
Arkansas Veterans Service Office
Jones
Mope
Fagan
Screeton
Hazen
Blackwell
Pine Bluff
Smith
Jonesboro
Baker
West Helena
Twin Fort Worth Twins Demand Identical Treatment
Coy and Roy Daniel five year old identical twins from Fort Worth are hospitalized for the same ailment. They insist on identical care including same doses at the same time and identical food in matching containers. They even check each other’s comic books to ensure perfect sameness. Sons of Mr and Mrs Morton Daniel. NEA Photo.
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Coy
Roy Daniel
Fort Worth
Tex
Roy
Morton Daniel
NEA
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago March
Live poultry shows firm hens and easy chickens with 15 truck receipts. Fowl prices include 35 for rocals and 121 for lezhorn, others unchanged. Butter remains firm with 415,582 receipts and grade scores 93 AA 77, 92 A 76, 90 B 75, 1 9 ¢ 73.5. Eggs firm with 7,846 receipts.
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Chicago
Lezhorn
Stockyard Prices National Hogs Cattle Veal Sheep Report
Hog market slow and uneven with barrows and gilts steady to slightly higher under 160 pounds. sows up to 25 higher. Bulk 170-250 pound hogs 28.25-28.50 top 28.75. Weights 260-320 pounds 27.50-28.10. Cattle and calves open steady. good steers 25.30, med top 24.90, odd heads 26. Heifers and yearlings mostly steady 21.90-24.00. cows 16.00-17.00, common beef 13.00-15.00. Vealers mostly 21.00-28.50, some 30.00. Sheep market not yet established. a few good native lambs 24.50.
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Til
Cantners
Grain and Provisions Market Rally Continues
A strong short covering move in oats sparked a broad rally on the Chicago Board of Trade with oats and wheat closing higher while corn lagged. March oats rose to a new season high, May wheat climbed about 5 cents as world crop fears persisted. Wheat finished several cents higher, with oats up 3 1 2 to 6 cents, and corn up variably. Cash market showed mixed strength with receipts and bookings noted for oats, corn, and wheat.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise On Heavy Trade
Cotton futures in New Orleans advanced today amid heavy trade and speculative buying. Closing prices were firmer with gains across multiple months, including March and December contracts, reflecting a strong trading session.
New York Cotton Futures Hit New Day Highs Amid Heavy Buying
Cotton futures rose sharply as aggressive mill buying and short covering pushed prices higher. March 1947 delivery led gains with a $2.30 bale surge, with most nearby contracts closing $2 to $3.50 above prior close, and middling spot at 35.21 up 46.
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New York
New Orleans
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