U S Aid in the Balkans versus England’s Chestnuts
Dewit Mackente surveys American options in Greece and the Balkans. He argues the United States should act to pull out Balkan “chestnuts out of the fire” by supporting Greece and Turkey against Soviet pressure, while warning against imperial ambitions. He notes Western powers’ stake in preventing a Soviet advance and preserving balance in Europe, and predicts the issue may surface in Moscow talks.
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Greece
U.S
England
United States
Ton
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Turkey
Balkan Peninsula
America
Britain
Persia
Fle
Europe
Balkan
Hitler
Afms
Russia
Sam
Cerhe
Moscow
Hope Star overview and publishing details 1899 to 1929
The Hope Star notes its history as a weekday Hope, Arkansas newspaper dating back to 1899 with various editors and publishers including E. Palmer, Alex H. Washburn, and H. M. Washburn. It lists offices on Walnut Street, rates for city carriers and mail, and it cites Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association affiliations. The article comments on Soviet expansion as a line of inquiry for republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing Co. Co
E. Palmer
Alex. HM. Washburn
The
Star
South Walnut Street Hope, Ark
Marshall's Continued from Page One
Secretary of State Marshall arrived early for a four power talks session with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and Deputy Vishinsky among others. Bevin of Britain slipped in largely unnoticed as the group prepared to press for a four power treaty to keep Germany disarmed and demilitarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Walter Bedell Smith
Georges Bidault
France
V. M. Molotov
A. Y. Vishinsky
Molotov
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Germany
No Better Labor Plan Forthcoming
Washington March 10 A group of congressmen told the Labor Committee that while unions and management fear compulsory arbitration no one has a better plan Yet the lawmakers say it remains the only workable alternative to prevent public health and safety harm from strikes The House and Senate committees work to limit union power with measures including compulsory arbitration and other brakes on labor disputes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Case Labor Committee
Rep
Auchincloss
R-Nj
Clifford Case
Case
Herter and Heselton
Massachusetts
Hale
Maine
House Committee
Senate Labor Committee
House
Senate Approves Welfare Grants Aid in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate voted 28 to 9 to boost welfare funds by 1.009 million dollars from state reserves and 1.5 million in federal matching funds for elderly and disabled residents. Debate touched on tax policy and state revenue, with concerns over future burdens on taxpayers and possible effects on local finance. A constitutional amendment to bar state property taxes failed by one vote, while other bills advanced or stalled in a session marked by fiscal contention.
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Little Rock
Laney
Senate
Agencis
Lockadeo
Arkadelphia
Burnside
Lake Village
Sen
Byrd
Fl Dorado
Bearden
Leachville
House
Lockadoo
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rock Island
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Lookadoo
Sen. Jones
Conway
Sen. Blackwell
Pine .Bluff
Sen. Smith
Reyno
General Assembly
Smith
Department of Education
Arkansas
Blackwell
Two Memphis Plants Burn in Sudden Blaze
Memphis fires swept two industrial plants causing nearly $50 000 in damage. The larger blaze at Forest Products Chemical Co. grinding plant was blamed on spontaneous combustion fed by charcoal cars, while Perfection Wood Products Co. suffered about $15 000 in furniture and finished goods. Building owner E G Butler put damage at about $5 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Forest Products Chemical Co
Martin J. Bradley
Perfection Wood Products Co
E. G. Butler
Sentencing of Paris on bribery charge postponed
In New York, Alvin J. Paris, key prosecution witness in the bribery case involving three men accused of helping him bribe two New York Giants players, had his sentencing postponed to April 7 at the request of Assistant District Attorney George P. Monaghan. The three men facing sentencing are to be sentenced five days earlier.
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New York
Alvin J. Paris
New York Giants
George P. Monaghan
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago March 10
Chicago market report lists live poultry prices for hens, fryers, old roosters, turkeys, and pigeons with varied per pound values. cheese and butter prices from dairy products. eggs with case counts and price ranges. St. Louis market notes hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with opening bids, price ranges, and trends. Overall market shows uneven hogs, slow cattle trade, and mixed sheep receipts.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock Springs
ST. Louis
Grain Market Surges on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago March grain prices surged with wheat oats and corn hitting new seasonal highs. Daily limits were reached in late trade as buyers drove March contracts to strong closes. Cash markets showed strength with Minneapolis wheat up and substantial bushel bookings and receipts across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Market slips as leaders falter brokers quiet on sway
New York stocks weakened in a tentative session with slow dealings and narrow irregularity. Declines ranged to fractions while a handful of issues like Youngstown Sheet, Montgomery Ward, Allied Stores, J I Case, American Telephone and Eastman Kodak held gains. transfers totaled about 100000 shares as bonds varied.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Do A Steel
Goodyear
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
North American
Anaconda
Kennecott
Dow Chemical
General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Northern Railway
Norfolk and Western and
Standard Oil
Youngstown Sheet
Montgomery Ward
Allied Stores
J. I. Case
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Baltimore & Ohio and
Texas Co
Cotton futures rise on heavy trade in New Orleans
Heavy trade and speculative buying push cotton futures higher in New Orleans with the market closing steady. March, May, July and October contracts all end with gains as the SRS company reports sales around 3099 bales and prices lift across the board.
Cotton futures rally as grains spark late day buying
New York March 10 futures close sharply higher on trade and outside buying tied to grains gains and export sales coverage. Textile reports of substantial forward bookings ahead of export control expiry supported gains. March up 1.75 to 2.35 a bale, with multiple month highs and notable increases across front months.
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New York
Descaling Teakettle With Soda Solution
A porcelain enamel teakettle with light sediment should be descaled by boiling one quart of water with a teaspoon of soda. Let the solution sit in the kettle for a few minutes to loosen the buildup.
Gas Explosion Kills One Injures Others in Blackwell
A compressor station explosion at Cities Service Gas near Blackwell Oklahoma killed Ralph Ewing McCormick age 38 and fatally injured Ralph H. Powledge 31 and Earl Daniels 45. The blast damaged buildings, shut industrial gas to Kansas and Missouri, and prompted emergency bypass efforts to restore service.
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Blackwell
Okla
Cities Service Gas Company
Here
Ralph Ewing McCormick
Noone H. Powledge
Earl Daniels
Jerome Davis
Scott W. Hunsaker, Jr
S. B. Irelan
Gas Company
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Missouri
Irelar
George E. Gebelein
It's a Living Edinburgh
Edinburgh public health debate over a proposed seven story block for working class homes includes a community mortuary. A LH member recalls the plan targets working class homes while critics note lack of space and funds to store a body or hire an undertaker.
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Edinburgh
Edinburgh Public Health Committee
Laor
Arkansas House Advances Bills Amid Laney Veto Clash
The Arkansas House voted 77 to 2 to pass Governor Laney’s vetoed bills tightening penalties for illicit liquor traffic. Rep. Hornor said the governor erred and was embarrassed by new information. A separate 62 to 12 roll call approved a fruit and vegetable labeling law requiring producers to mark crates with grade and origin for Arkansas peaches tomatoes strawberries Irish potatoes and apples. The body also defeated a measure granting city councils power to close alleys and streets. The session recessed to resume budget and veterans legislation after lunch.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Laney
Rep
Hornor
Phillips
House Today
Laneys
House
Senate
Arkansas
Golf Quip On Ball Sizes The Small Ball Aims High
A witty note on golf comparing a tiny ball of one percent inch diameter to a giant ball eight thousand miles wide. The point: the game tests precision as players strive to strike the smaller target.
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Dewitt Mackente
Reece
Turnwell
Jamet
Hefner Nash CO
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Alex. H. Washburn
Pawl H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Jess M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Hope
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hemrstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising
Arkansas Fies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Marshall’s
Paris
Clarance
Biggie) Munn
Syracuse
Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
Vera Munn
Jane
Mike
Market Report
New Orleans
Coed Sendy
Jose Nancy
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Bill
Cves
OF War
U. S. Army
American Legion Hall
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