Trieste politics and strikes fill Europe news
Italian and French leaders De Gasperi and Bidault visit Casale and Trieste amid petitions and prayers. A 24 hour printers strike halts papers while Western powers discuss returning Trieste to Italy. Fistfights erupt in Trieste and Milan as readers react to potential peace treaty revisions involving the port.
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Military Continued Freen Page One
Ty i Beth cabinet officers were summoned to a closed door meeting this afternoon to consider President Truman's plea for wartime draft revival and immediate universal military training. Marshall sat in with Senate Foreign Relations Committee as they studied a bill for 570,000,000 in economic aid to China. At the State Department three issues arose including a possible Russian crackdown in Berlin, potential violence in Trieste over returning the city to Italy, and further debate over Palestine partition.
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Trieste
Italy
Palestine
Heavy Rains Bring Flood Threat Across Midwest Towns
Flood warnings spread as heavy rains swell streams in Iowa Pennsylvania Vermont and New York. Emergency crews sandbag levees near Quincy Illinois to protect 6000 acres of wheatland while tornado damage burden lingers at Oklahoma City’s Winker Air Force Base. Federal figures cite dozens of damaged planes and buildings. River flooding hits Meadville Titusville Warren Bradford Union City and Rutland with evacuations and substantial property damage.
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International Christian Socialist Federation Formed in Gallen
Representatives of Christian Socialist parties from ten nations establish the International Christian Socialist Federation in Gallen Switzerland and name Dr Louis Meerts of Belgium as General Secretary.
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Belgium
Louis Livestock Market Report March 22 194X
National Stockyards reports hogs 11 500 head with barrows and gilts strong up to 25 higher, sows up to 4. The cattle and calves trade active with steers and heifers showing uneven gains, some up 23 or more from last week. Cows active and bulls up to 50, vealers 25 to 31, sheep moderate with good lambs around 33. Poultry and produce in Chicago show fowl soft, butter steady, eggs steady. New York cotton futures firm on expected foreign aid action. grains and provisions rise as CCC purchases are noted.
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Hope Star Hope Ark Daily Paper 1927 1929
Hope Star Stay of Hope 1299 Prose 1927 Consolidated January 1B 1929 By Star Publishing Co Hope Arkansas news and business notices with AP and NEA service advertising rates carrier prices and editorial staff plus market summaries for corn oats and soybeans with receipts and shipping data.
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Market Rally Pauses As Leaders Slip In Uneven Trading
New York stocks extended an intraday rally on a large volume session though many market leaders fell back. Early turnover reached 2 million shares plus with blocks from 1,100 to 6,000 traded, while several rails and industrials lagged as gains persisted in diversified names.
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Group Favors Immediate Aid to 3 Nations
The House Appropriations Committee recommended an emergency grant of 56 million dollars to Austria France and Italy until long range foreign aid legislation becomes law. The package also includes 500 million for tax refunds and 125 thousand for relief among Indians, matching President Truman's request and supplementing 522 million previously appropriated for winter relief.
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Daily Bread Continued from Page One
Condon's crime is indiscretion and his dismissal is demanded. The Un American Activities Committee is accused of innuendo and slander, with four lawyers and one former law student among nine members. The piece argues the committee harms liberty and legal precedent, predicting the House may fund its work with at least six figures.
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Un-American Activities Committee
War Feared as Aid Bill Moves in Congress
Washington report notes House Foreign Affairs Committee leader Eaton said a third world war is not very remote. The plan seeks 4.205 billion in economic and military aid to western Europe China Greece and Turkey with swift floor action anticipated. The bill aims to curb communism while aiding European recovery and strengthening China as a Far East bulwark. The Senate panel urged 463 million for China with potential military use and House committees proposed emergency aid to Russia France and Italy. Leaders expect approval by next week as Greece and Turkey face a stark choice between freedom and domination.
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House
Foreign Affairs Committee
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House Rules Committee
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Turkey
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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House Appropriations Committee
Russia
France
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Rules Committee
Far East
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DDT House Spraying Starts April in Hempstead County
Arkansas State Board of Health and County Supervisor John Goodwin announce DDT house spraying begins April 1 in Hempstead County. No advance payment. residents pay $2 at service, a drop from $8 last year. Spraying runs next week through July, with single spray lasting eight months and full coverage of each house.
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Scout Meeting At Blevi High School Tuesday
A community Boy Scout meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 15 pm at Blevi High School. Sponsored by the local American Legion post, it urges all parents and interested citizens to attend. Field Scout Executive Arvil Hickman will be a guest.
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American Legion Post
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Arvil Hickman
Clay States U S Will Stay In Berlin
Lucius D. Clay, U S military governor, said the United States intends to stay in Berlin, noting the occupation is by agreement with the Russians. The Soviet boycott paralysed the Allied Control Council as four power committees failed to meet.
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Thuringia
Gey Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Allied Control Council
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Economic and military aid figures across nations
The record lists financial commitments including 000,000 in economic support and 150,008 for China military aid, 275,000,000 for Greece and Turkey military assistance, and 360,000,000 allocated to United Nations funds for children.
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Greece
Turkey
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