Marshall Stalin Meet in Moscow for High Level Talks
Historical dispatch discusses a potential US Soviet meeting in Moscow between Marshall and Generalissimo Stalin. It weighs the impact on peace prospects, praises Marshall as a top military strategist, and notes Truman’s policy shift and the broader wartime and postwar balance.
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Hope Star 1929 editorial on Russo American tensions
The Hope Star comments on the evolving postwar world focusing on America and Russia as the dominant powers. Observers weigh Britain’s neutrality and England United States ties, with speculation that Britain could mediate Russo American differences and shape the conflict’s course.
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John Bull
Acheson Warns of World Crisis if US Fails to Aid Greece Turkey
In testimony Acheson argued the United States must take a firm stand against Soviet expansion. He warned that denying aid to Greece and Turkey risks eroding world leadership and invites strong belief that many nations will falter. Merrow pressed for a clear US policy and aid stance.
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Acheson Faces Secrecy Claims Over Aid Documents
Testimony before Congress revealed Eaton pressed for publicity of sensitive State Department papers on aid to Greece and Turkey. Acheson defended not revealing statements as press material and warned some items were not official department statements. He also met with UN envoy Warren Austin amid debate on U.S. unilateral aid and potential impact on the UN.
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Group Organizes to Secure Paving of Highway No 4
The Highway Four Association formed in Monticello during a civic leaders meeting. The group aims to secure paving of state highway four from Arkansas City to Nashville via Monticello McGehee Warren Hope and Camden.
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Start of a German American band eyed by lawmaker
Rep McDowell of Pennsylvania said a New York meeting appears to mark the start of a new German American band. He reports about 100 German origin adults and youth gathering to seek a just peace for Germany and sympathy for Germany, prompting hearings and a new Un American Activities subcommittee.
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Arkansas Honor Roll and State News Digest
Fayetteville honors list shows 120 students on the University of Arkansas arts and sciences honor roll with 16 earning the top six point average. Other items include AMA president endorsing prepaid medical service, Arkansas crop acreage forecasts, Eastern Star officers elected, AAU boxing tourney progress, and a Malvern hero cited for saving railroad cars.
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Oscar Hartran Hotz
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Roland Meyada Waters
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Little Rock
Mary Lou Campbell
Jack L. Baker
Fayeville
Jerry M. Shaw
Pine
Loyce Wilson
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Truman to Speak at AP Luncheon Address in New York
President Truman will address the Associated Press luncheon in the Waldorf Astoria New York on April 21 at 1 p m EST. Charles G Ross said the speech may run 15 to 20 minutes and the event will be chaired by Robert McLean of the Associated Press and Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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Lilienthal Backed by Majority for Atomic Commission Chair
Article reports that a majority of the Senate favor confirmation of David E. Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. Of 74 senators willing to state votes, 49 favor, 25 oppose, with 21 undecided or private. Debate likely to begin Monday. some names withheld.
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Nationalists Seize Yenan as War Aims to Crush Reds
Gen Chen announced the government’s first war against the Chinese Communists with Yenan as the initial objective. He predicted Communist armies could be destroyed within three months, with smaller pockets cleared afterward to restore constitutional rule and economic recovery. The statement frames the campaign as a decisive military solution.
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London to get multi million face lift on south bank
London officials announced a multi million dollar plan to redevelop the south bank of the Thames from London Bridge to Westminster Bridge. The project includes government buildings a cultural center and a national theater in a bomb scarred working class district. Start date not yet decided.
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Continuation of Rent Controls Through 1948
A Banking subcommittee approved extending rent controls to February 29, 1948 without a general increase. Chairman Buck said next steps will decide how the program is administered after OPA ends June 30. The bill rejects wiping out OPA and instead keeps state governors with advisory roles.
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Governor signs broad Arkansas bill package delivers 62 to secretary
Little Rock March 21 The governor's office forwarded 62 bills signed by Governor Laney to the secretary of state. The measures include substantial appropriations for education health and state facilities, with new acts totaling over 300. Key items cover state insurance and mine inspector funding, a governor's mansion project, several college appropriations, penitentiary and hospital operations financing, and highway fund clearances.
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War Memorial
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Monticello
Beulah Overell and George Gollum Face Murder Charge Consideration
District Attorney Davis will decide whether to file formal murder charges against heiress Beulah Overell 17 and her fiancé George Gollum 21 for the time bomb deaths of her parents in Santa Ana California. Evidence includes matching wire and tape from the car and pills found in Gollum's possession. Autopsy shows skull fractures in the victims. investigators weigh whether the blast occurred before or after the couple left the yacht.
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Bud) Gollum
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Rent Ceilings For Areas Under Review By Local Committees
Local advisory committees would study 600 area rent controls and may advise on removing ceilings for new houses and accommodations renting $225 monthly or more, areas not rented between Feb 1 1946 and Jan 31 1947, hotels and motor courts, with power to recommend removal of ceilings on an area basis, increases on an area basis, and special hardship adjustments.
Market Report St Louis Livestock Center Hogs Cattle and Sheep
National Stockyards Illinois reports Hogs 6,500 head with weights 170 lbs up to 25-40 cents lower, sows generally 50 cents lower. few sales steady. Cattle and calves light receipts, bids uneven and mostly lower. vealers 20.00-25.50, calves 14.00-19.00, cull 9.00-13.50. Sheep light. lambs unevenly lower, good wool lambs 23.00, ewes 80-90, throws 14.00-16.00. Prices shown include mixed ranges across weights and classes.
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Poultry Prices and Receipts Reported In Chicago
Chicago area trading notes show live poultry unsettled with five truck receipts and no cars. Prices list fowl 36, roasters 31 to 33, fryers 30 to 32. batter unsettled with 615 receipts and scores 65 to 65.5. eggs steady with 13 receipts and market unchanged.
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USDA
Grain and Provisions Market Rally on Corn Outlook
Grains rose on the Chicago board as investors priced in government support for a corn purchase program and lower corn acreage. Cash demand and export buying boosted corn and flour bets. shipping sales reached 175,000 bushels with 32,000 bushels on a to-arrive basis, while oats and wheat also gained amid firm cash activity.
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Board of Trade Today
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New York
Boston
New York Cotton Futures Climb On Mill and New Orleans Buying
Cotton futures rose after early weakness with gains of 1.00 a bale or more as heavy trade and short covering lifted May July October and other contracts. May at 34.56 and Oct at 39.69 with close 1.00 to 2.45 higher than yesterday.
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Cotton futures rise in New Orleans amid mill price fixing
Cotton futures edged higher in New Orleans on March 21 as mill price fixing short covering and favorable textile reports supported demand. May 34.59-34.39-34.58. July 32.53-32.99-33.05. October 30.00-29.43-29.98. December 29.09-28.56-29.09. bid activity noted.
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New Orleans
Daily Bread Continued from Page One
The piece argues Congress might need to enact laws to curb heedless dictatorship in unions while protecting rank and file rights. It cites Mr. Schatte appealing for congressional help regarding Hollywood strikes and the broader failure of some union leaders to resolve disputes without economic harm or violence.
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World’s Oldest Map Found North of Babylon
Archaeologists report a very early map unearthed about 200 miles north of Babylon. The fragmentary tablet shows the layout of a wealthy estate and is described as the oldest map in the world discovered in excavations.
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