Paris March 19 Communists barred from Atomic energy group
Paris reports a day of security measures after a Communist counter moves in Czachoslovakia. The Assembly approved eight inspectors general as police and army moved against Communists from the Atomic Energy Council. A fist fight at a family gathering led to tensions as Interior officials debated measures. Col Philippe net, linked to the coup in Prague, urged action against Communists, while Monnet questioned Communist influence on the atomic council.
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Czachoslovaka
Jules Motch
Atomic ‘Energy Re- 2 Council
Fred- Curie
Muaise Party
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Curie
Equest
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Council Ade
Philippe Net
Prague
Communist Party
Hillerite
Tornado Toll From Sontihued Storm Baffles Reports
Tornadoes swept Sontihued and surrounding towns injuring several and causing heavy damage. At Gillespie and nearby communities homes were demolished, with families listed among the dead or missing. Power was cut west of Union and damage dealer estimates run into hundreds of thousands. Local authorities and an insurance agent cited disrupted services and ongoing search efforts.
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Passeti
Gille Palldpsed
eSheresa McGill
Gillespie
Busaman
Pat’ Posterburg
Louis
Hunt
Lydia
Bava Cemsar
Bilavire
Bosterburg
Bunker Hill
Pat
Yosterburg
Inker Hill
Union
Hansen
Kence Dairy
Jeffriesburg
St. Louis
Twasatory
Overland
Alton
Henry Andrews
Fosterburg
Red Cross Unit
New Athens
Bonne Terre
Missour Highway Patrol
Shield Expert to Demonstrate Zoetle Shield at McCartney Hotel
M. Shevnan of Chicago, a shield expert, will appear at the McCartney Hotel in Texar ana on Tuesday March 23 from 9 AM to 4 PM. He asserts the Zoetle Shield is a major advance, concealing rupture and boosting circulation in weakened parts, with a method that requires no under straps or medicines.
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Chicago
McCartney
Texarana
Dae Mi
Rome
Shevnan
Artesian Ave
Market Report Reflects Mixed Cotton and Livestock Prices
New Orleans trading shows cotton futures uneven with May near 34.10 to 33.95, while St Louis and New York markets register modest gains on near terms. Livestock at National Stockyards notes hogs steady to higher, cattle and calves mixed with buyers steady overall. storms prompt regional damage reports and emergency responses across several Illinois and Missouri towns.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
New York
Nodty
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Commodity Credit Corporation
Location of Bathroom Planning Advice for Homes
Mary Dixon, Home Demonstration Agent, urges practical bathroom placement in new homes. guidance covers accessibility from all areas, main floor location, small hall access, and avoidance of kitchen or living-room entry. Details include tub sizes, lavatory dimensions, plumbing layout, insulation, and storage needs.
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Mary Dixon
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Truman Gets Support on Draft Plan
Washington reports show strong backing from 27 House members of the 43 man Armed Services panel for President Truman's draft proposal. Senate members also indicated support though many were undecided or absent. Forrestal announced a two year non veteran draft for ages 18 to 25 and a target army strength around 990,000 as foes and allies weigh in on passage of the bill.
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Lenate Committee
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Best
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Airy Area
No Violence at Italian Rally Breakup in Rome
In Rome on March 19 a large rally of Communists and Fascists gathered near Piazza Venezia but the scene broke up without violence as a 250 strong flying squad reinforced police. The campaign truce wavered as crowds 100 yards apart jeered and shouted, part of a day with a dozen rallies and about 100000 expected attendance.
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Piazza Venezia
Hudson Introduces New Super Series Two-Door Broughams
Hudson announces production and nationwide shipping of Super-Six Series Two-Door Broughams. Powered by a 121 horsepower engine, the car claims a low center of gravity and roomy interior with a 124 inch wheelbase. Ten standard colors and five two-tone options offered.
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Hudson
United States
Time Limit Set for Meat Strike Fact Finders
President Truman's fact finding board for the national meat strike gains five more days to present evidence from packers and CIO unions. The panel, with 15 hours per side, meets daily until Wednesday noon and must report by April 1.
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Chicago
Truman
Turmoil in Turin As Communists Strike Over Aid to Italy
In a crowded national square fascist leaning youths sang nationalist songs while Communists clashed with them and police intervened. Luigi Longo denounced American aid for Italy as fueling war. Turin printers, led by Communist papers, strike ahead of a customs union meeting with Count Scorza and Georges Bidault. Unita echoed Truman Wallace headlines calling the address deadly.
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Luigi Longo
Italy
Turin
Carlo Scorza
Georges Bidault
Truman
Hiten
Wedding of Naomi Hoffman and Robert Dean Sweet
Guests at Pitts field's First Baptist Church in Fillsfield Mass describe the ceremony as a “Sweat wedding” while Naomi Hoffman Wedding becomes the bride of Robert Dean Sweet. Egyptian papyrus reference notes ancient script from 5500 years ago.
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Mass
Pittsfield
First Baptist Church
Naomi Hoffman
Robert Dean Sweet
Egypt
Upper
Lower
British Reds to Bolt Communist Party
London report states Doug Hyde, resigning editor of the Communist Daily Worker, predicts many British Communists will quit due to Soviet policy in Europe. Hyde left his two year party membership and news editor post and plans to join the Catholic church. his wife, a Daily Worker writer, also intends to quit.
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Worker
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Hyde denounces Soviet policy and predicts shifts in British Communism
In a Wimbledon interview, Hyde criticizes postwar Soviet foreign policy and Eastern Europe actions while asserting Catholicism as world guidance. He states Communist influence may wane in Britain, urges resignations, and warns of a potential landslide against party policy. He also notes communist reach via the Red Army. Meanwhile a note on tea plant growth ends the piece.
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