American foreign policy dynamics in post recall era
In diplomatic circles Kee is awaited as the recall of Russian envoys from London and Washington dominates talk. The new American secretary signals a more dynamic approach, and the council of foreign ministers serves as a testing ground. Officials view Soviet expansion as a threat and seek to counter it with American power. The Big Four talks on Germany proceed slowly amid ongoing wrangling over familiar issues.
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Kee
London
Wash
Council of Foreign Ministers
Prrde
Germany
Death Claims Oldest U.S. Governor Walter Goodland
Walter S. Goodland, at 84, dies of a heart attack, ending Wisconsin's longest-serving era as governor since 1943. A Republican, he rose from farming to politics, led amid clashes with legislators, and credited hard work for longevity. He returned to power after serving as lieutenant governor and through a coalition era before assuming the governorship upon Loomis's death.
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Orland
Loomis
Goodland
Wisconsin
Frankaville
Wis
la Follettes
Goodnor
Julius Heil
Bevin and Molotov Agree on POW Figures and Vessels
British Foreign Secretary Bevin pressed for disclosure of German POWs held in Russia and elsewhere while Molotov signaled he would release figures if others did likewise. Molotov also set a date for destroying certain German ships and admitted Russia delayed Potsdam actions. The talks touched on 3,000,000 possible Soviet veterans and ongoing questions about their status.
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V. M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
Grafeppelin
Soviet Union
Bevin
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago and St Louis
Chicago market news shows live poultry firm hens and easy chickens with roasters and fryers listed, Butter prices steady with varied scores, eggs weak with large receipts and multiple U S standards values. At National Stockyards Hogs gain 25-50 cents for barrows, sows up to 28, top at 28.00. cattle and calves steady with selective high bids. sheep lightly traded with lambs down slightly from Wednesday.
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Chicago
U. S
ST. Louis
New Dreams March 13 Cotton Futures Rise Amid Grain Strength
Cotton futures advanced on March 13 with price fixing and grain market strength. Closing prices were steady 40 cents to 1.65 higher, showing gains across contracts Mch May Fly Oct and Dec with varied highs and lows and B-bid sentiment.
Grains Rally on Board of Trade March Session
Chicago grain prices surged late as wheat and corn led gains amid persistent buying. Export buyers boosted corn, while oats lagged. cash markets supported hard red wheat futures reaching a 27 year high at 2.76 per bushel with March at 2.69 1 2.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Ixxport
Hope Star publication details and market excerpts
This record cites Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 1929 staff and publishing info plus advertising and subscription terms. It notes Associated Press and NAEP credits and provides grain market quotes showing March oats and other prices in a compact snippet.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
New York Cotton Prices Rally On Final Hour Trade
Cotton futures in New York rose late as active New Orleans demand and covering boosted values. May and other months closed near day’s highs with gains of about 20 to 39 cents, while middling spot rose to 36.10.
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New York
New Orleans
Moon Poles Display Extends Above Horizon Twice Each Month
The moon is visible above the horizon for two weeks at the poles and remains below the horizon for a similar period between appearances. This pattern repeats with each lunar cycle, yielding alternating visibility periods.
US Honey Production Facts From Colonial Era
About 150 million pounds of honey are produced annually in the United States. The 250 million to 600 honey bees reside in 4 million hives or colonies across the nation.
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United States
Inevitable Showdown With Soviet Russia Warned by DeWitt MacKenzie
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues Truman’s push against aggressive communism follows a Moscow plan dating back to 1917. He traces Stalin’s five year plans, Comintern influence, and the 1939 Nazi Soviet pact to explain why the United States faces a global struggle for freedom, culminating in aid to Greece and Turkey as vital to world security.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Truman
Uncle Sam
Washington
Moscow
United States
Europe
Bolshevists
Russia
Comintern
Third International
Bela Kun
Hungary
Stald
England
Trotsky
Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Molotov
Britain
Rance
Germany
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Far East
Western Hemisphere
Greece
Turkey
Dardanelles
Gallaudet College Founded for Deaf Students in 1864
Gallaudet College in Washington DC began in 1864 with seven deaf students founded by Edward Gallaudet. The institution now enrolls 160 deaf students, with 145 receiving government tuition and board support and 15 paying 700 dollars annually.
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Gallauddet
Washington, D. C
Edward Gallaudet
No native large animals in the Philippines
The Philippines lack large native animals because the islands never formed part of the Asiatic mainland, unlike Sumatra, Borneo, and Java, which were populated by large mainland mammals before becoming isolated.
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Philippines
Sumatra
Borneo
Java
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