U N Security Council Veto Hinders Greece and Turkey Crisis
The piece analyzes U S President Truman's appeal amid Greco Turkish tensions. It explains how the U N Security Council, split among Britain Russia France and China with veto power, cannot act decisively. It cites Albania and Corfu incidents and notes pressures on world federalism and peace preservation efforts.
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Hope Star Profile and UN Peace Message
The Hope Star details its publishing staff and rates, then reports on a World Federation of Trade Unions claim as a Communist tool and President Truman urging support for the United Nations. It notes optimism tied to the UN and Truman’s message to Secretary General Lie.
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Republicans rally for tax bill as House set to vote
Republicans push a sweeping tax bill with a 245 to 188 House majority, arguing relief for business and individuals while Democrats warn of windfalls to the wealthy. Senator Taft signals possible changes in the Senate that could shift dates and amounts, with July 1 as a potential effective date.
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Survivor describes Centralia Mine No 5 blast and escape
John Pick Jr recounts the 3:30 pm explosion 500 feet underground at Centralia Coal Company Mine No. 5 in Illinois. He recalls being knocked out, choking on coal dust and gas, and thinking of family and past moments as rescuers search for air and news of his father still below.
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Hot Springs Bath House Owner Dies
Whitfield King 59, insurance firm executive, died at his Memphis home from a heart attack. A Grenada Mississippi native, he served as deputy clerk of chancery and circuit courts, moved to Memphis in 1916, and led as director at Federal Compress and Warehouse Co. He owned Rockefeller batwams in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Survivors include his wife and son Whitfield Jr.
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Hot Springs
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Norman W. Peacock
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Conway Hardware and Feed Company
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Fort Smith
Molotov Seeks China Question in Moscow Talks
Molotov at the U S Embassy discussed a China question at the start of foreign ministers meetings. Marshall insisted on Chinese representation, while Molotov pressed for written information by April 1. Western diplomats anticipate German reparations talks but doubt major deals in Moscow. An Austrian delegation led by Karl Gruber was expected to boost peace efforts.
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Tax reform plan targets large share of tax cuts to income groups
The measure proposes slashing taxes for 46 million individual filers with 20 000 people in the lowest bracket and a 20 percent cut for most of the remaining taxpayers. It was presented to the House under a rule that forces a vote on the full 3.84 billion dollar reduction.
Truman Hopes for Passage of Greek Turkish Aid Plan
President Truman expressed hope Congress will approve his 400 million Greek Turkish aid program before March 31. He also discussed possible stop-gap loans and noted Warren Austin will address the UN on the Greece Turkey situation. Senator Brewster urged air rights for American airlines as part of aid considerations.
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Arnold Receives Honorary UC Degree
General Henry H. Hap Arnold former chief of the army air forces was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of California. Aircraft maker Donald Douglas also received the degree yesterday in Los Angeles with the formal appointment.
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Research Is Attenuating Industrys Main Weapon
In Little Rock on March 26, Robert H. Alexander told a Cotton Council unit meeting that research, promotional sales efforts, and production cost cuts are essential to keep the U S cotton industry competitive. He warned that if rivals offer a better product, consumers will switch. The session featured other speakers and examined federal funding, with projections of exports and the need to rebuild postwar markets.
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Horne
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May Probe Into Wartime Naval Oil Purchases
Senate War Investigating Committee may open a full public inquiry into wartime naval oil purchases in the Middle East. Chairman Owen Brewster said hearings could also probe U S policy toward Greece and Turkey and whether irregularities occurred as oil executives reenter the business.
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College Oddity at Peabody College Narrows Women’s Role
Peabody College in Nashville Tennessee offers courses in aviation and automobile repair yet notes its student body is largely female. The article surveys gender composition and vocational aims at the institution.
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Blizzard Toll Rises Across Nation With 14 Dead
Winter storm sweeps from Eastern Rockies to the Atlantic and south to the Carolinas bringing heavy snow and near gale winds. At least 14 people die as transportation and communications collapse, schools and factories close, and temperatures drop well below freezing across multiple states. Snow depths reach 16 inches in Alpena and 12 inches in Saginaw, with Nashville and Asheville reporting flurries.
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Arkansas Items From the State Page Continuation
Arkansas notes span from Spokane to Texarkana with visits by Dean McAllister, Otho Cook’s tax forecast for Oaklawn Park, a medical school hospital project, Presbyterian scholarships in Atlanta, a fatal farm-house blaze near Juddsonia, Conway businessman Norman W. Peacock’s death, Temple family deaths in Texarkana, a fatal Camden air crash, and Mountain Inn plans in Fayetteville.
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Market Report from St Louis Livestock Market
National Stockyards market shows hogs 7,500 head fair activity uneven by weight with declines from Tuesday. Cattle and calves trade steady to mixed with loads at 22.50 to 26.00, vealers 20.00 to 25.75, cows 9.75 to 15.00, bulls 12.50 to 15.00. Sheep and lambs 600 head, lambs 20.00 to 22.75. grain futures higher with wheat up 1-3 cents, corn and oats up modestly on cash demand and futures.
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New York Cotton Futures Firm on Mill and Commission Demand
New York cotton futures steadied as mill buying and textile orders supported near-term deliveries while commissions pushed demand for distant months. Spot prices rose late, with May around 35.69 and July about 33.90, as the market posted gains across all listed months.
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Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts Chicago March 26
Live poultry receipts eight trucks no cars with FOB prices for fowl at 37 and roasters at 32 to 35 per unit. Leghorn fowl 26.5, fryers 30 to 83, broilers 25, roosters 17. Ducklings 31. Butter weak with receipts 316 185. Eggs firm with receipts 11 048 and U S extras No 1 44.5 to 45.5 per dozen. current receipts 39.5 to 40. Others unchanged.
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Grain and Provisions Soar on Government Purchases
Chicago March 26 grain and provisions rise sharply led by corn gains to highs unseen since 1920 amid government cash corn purchases in the southwest and large overnight sales of 720000 bushels to Italy fueling the upturn.
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New York Stocks Rise After Irregular Opening
New York trading moved into the recovery zone with gains up to over three points. Industrial shares led the comeback after an uneven start. activity picked up late as advances extended and total volume neared one million shares, with many issues finishing at day’s high.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise on Demand and Belts Cold
Cotton futures advance with price fixing and buying spurred by favorable textile reports. Closing prices show gains of 60 to 110 cents a bale, with May and other months posting highs and lows and steady closes.
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Youth Gets Life Sentence in Harrison Murder
Calvin Goggin, 20, was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted in Boone Circuit Court of first degree murder in the September shooting of 30-year-old Omer Thomason in a Bear Creek Springs cowbarn. A Navy veteran, Goggin maintained innocence as his 62-year-old foster mother testified he left home early that morning.
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