Western Europe unity eyed after Brussels talks
News From Abroad notes over-optimistic views on a European union model, with Benelux and sixteen-nation cooperation framed around a Western European economic and military pact. London and Brussels discussions aim at postwar control of Ruhr industry and closer ties with Western Germany, signaling steps toward broader integration.
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Atom Science Scores New Advance
Berkeley reports a breakthrough in meson production at the UC cyclotron by Lawrence, Fisk, and colleagues. Artificial mesons may illuminate atomic nuclei and aid future energy research beyond the atomic bomb, with Western Europe and Germany context in postwar plans.
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United Nations Critic Ram on World Tensions
Ramon De Valera, former prime minister, told reporters he believes the United Nations does not amount to much and that the world is moving toward a third world war. He cited lack of cooperation among navies and questioned the UN’s chances for success, noting his nation has not admitted to the U N.
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Politicized Tax Collectors Targeted by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee urged abolishing the political patronage system in the Internal Revenue Bureau and proposed substantial cash and trust fund appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office Departments. The panel criticized collectors as political appointees, citing investigative reports and prosecutorial delays, while outlining budget cuts and reallocations for the coming year.
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Powerful Particles Hint at New Atomic Machines
Researchers discuss ultra powerful particles formed in upper air from hydrogen nuclei striking oxygen or other air nuclei. These explosions produce mesons with energies reaching hundreds of billions of volts, while weaker cyclotron mesons peak near four million volts. Lawrence predicts future atom smashers to generate even stronger particles under Atomic Energy plans.
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Market Notes From Chicago and Rural Markets
Market reports from Chicago, St Louis and New York cover poultry receipts, price stability, hog and cattle trade at National Stockyards, and cotton futures. Rice and grain futures show gains on demand, with wheat and corn edging higher amid export talk. New Orleans and New York markets reflect scattered gains and caution as traders await further data.
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Hope Star Hope 1921 London Press War Consolidated note
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas weekly enlists AP for news, with staff and distribution details. Publication info includes editors and managers, postal classifications, and advertising rates. Local and national advertising via Arkansas Gollies and major cities.
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Guerrillas Strike in Greece During Spring Offensive
Greek guerrillas attacked inland near Katokatisimidi north of Athens and along the Selopnne and Albanian border as Athens prepared a government spring offensive. Reports also note a submarine sighting off the Chalcidice peninsula and guerrilla activity in Konitsa with villages occupied by General Markos V".
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Grand Jury Probes Night Club Looting
Night club looting investigated by a grand jury with hearings planned on proposed legislation. Senators and governors push for public hearings, while a closed session is anticipated to discuss the measure with debate centered on rights and penalties.
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New Hampshire Delagate Results Shape GOP Battle
In New Hampshire six of eight Dewey delegates and two for Stassen shift the GOP race. Stassen campaigns included three handshaking tours, Dewey relies on Dale's organization. Ohio and Wisconsin loom. MacArthur drives for a nomination.
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Catholics Told to Vote for God and Soul
Vatican broadcasts urging Catholics to vote in the April 18 parliamentary elections for candidates offering guarantees for the protection of God and soul. The pope spoke to Rome parishioners as leader of 50 million Catholics, stressing voting as a conscience duty and opposing communism relative to Catholic moral doctrine.
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West Europe Union Opens to Other Nations in Pact Talks
Five Western European states reached a principle agreement that the union will be open to other continental countries. Britain and France push for a five power pact with room to add Italy and Marshall plan nations, while Benelux cautions on differences to bridge in extending the proposal. Belgian delegate Fernand Van Langenhove notes the plan affects the treaty’s fundamental structure as Benelux favors a solid core before expanding membership.
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Emphasis Placed on Errors by British Press
London reports show British newspapers using stark headlines and charts to warn on the economy. Sir Stafford Cripps will present a 30,000 word survey in a fireside chat style broadcast to reach the public. Government distributes simplified copies outlining hunger and mass unemployment forecast for 1943 without a Marshall Plan.
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Drafting of Stresty articles nears completion at conference
The five nations have completed most articles while economic and military clauses were sent to the drafting committee. Officials predict the conference may end tomorrow. Pierre Elvinger of Luxembourg said eight articles were drafted and four more were to be completed.
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