Russia and Germany at Moscow talks threaten balance of postwar Europe
The piece argues Russia aims to dominate continental Europe through a centralized postwar Germany and fears Moscow's delay in a formal treaty. It notes Western calls for a loose federation to curb Germany and Moscow's push for centralized control, implying Poland Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Romania fall under Communist regimes. The analysis links these moves to Bolshevik aims and suggests delays favor Russia by consolidating its eastern German foothold.
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Germany
Austria
Russia
Molotov
Europe
Adolf Hitler
English
Moscow
Poland
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Romania
Unions Push Parley to Avert Telephone Strike
Washington March 28 NFTW plans a nationwide walkout if demands clash with employers. Beirne urges Congress to convene a conference among union leaders and company officials before strike legislation. Taft Hartley urged to host talks to prevent a public disruption and economy impact.
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Congress
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Telephone Workers,Independent
Taft
Ohio
Rep
Hartley
Congressional Labor Committee
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Truman
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Beirne
Taft and Hartley
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
NETV
Starvation Said To Kill Thousands In Four Regions Of Russia
Paris dispatch cites a highly placed informant claiming 1947 droughts and floods across Ukraine, lower and upper Volga, and western Siberia caused severe famine. He notes government meat slaughter to feed cities, UNRRA aid ending, and cattle down one third, while officials kept quiet on external aid.
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James Paris
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A. A. Andreyev
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Donet
Associated Press
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White Rusgian Socialist Soviet Republic
Justice Jackson urges new wartime rules for modern conflicts
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, who helped prosecute Nazi war criminals, urged revising old war conventions as obsolete. He noted changes in warfare and shifts in nations’ statuses, suggesting the United States seek a modern framework through consensus or new international channels.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs in Market Report
Chicago March 28 poultry nine trucks steady no price change. Cheese: twins 30 40, daisies 42-43, swiss 69-72. Butter 564 541 lbs steady, 93 score 63 1 2, 92 score 63, 89 score 62 34, a9 score. Eggs 12 752 cases weak to steady. St Louis Livestock: National Stockyards March 8 hogs 3 500 uneven, barons and gilts 50-1.00 lower, sows 1.50-2.00 lower, 170-250 lbs 26.00-25, loads top 20.35, 250-300 lbs 25.50-26.00, heavier weights down to 24.50, 130-150 lbs 22.50-24.50, 160s 25.50, 100-120 lbs 19.50-22.00, 27-450 lb sows 21.4-22.50, heavier 20.00-21.50, stags 18.50-20.50. Calves 700, odd steers and yearlings 19.00-22.00, good cows 16.50-50, canners 10.00-12.50, cutters 12.00-13.50, bulls 12.00-15.75, top 27.50, dealers 50 lower, sheep 300, nominal.
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Carent Receipts
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Wild price gyrations sweep Chicago grain pit
March 28 Chicago grain trading saw extreme volatility as wheat and corn staged sharp upswings and declines. Wheat fluctuated up to 7 cents and down 7 cents intraday, closing near yesterday’s level. May at 2.58 2 5-8. Corn mirrored wheat, closing 1 8 to 2 1-2 higher, May 1.81 3-4 to 1.82. oats rose 2 1-2 to 3-8, May 90-89 7-8.
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Board of Trade
New York Cotton Prices Rise on Mill Buying Activity
In New York on March 28, mill buying and short covering lifted cotton prices after early weakness. Gains of over 2 dollars per bale occurred late, with May around 36.04, July 33.76, Oct 30.60, and spot Middling at 36.75, signaling a firm close amid bullish buying and weather concerns.
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New York
New York Stocks Close Lower After Profit Taking
Stock market action cooled after two days of gains as declines spread to about three points and total volume dropped to around 850000 shares. Leaders fell with major names including Du Pont and U S Steel retreating while a few favorites like Santa Fe and Goodyear held minor gains.
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du Pont
Johns Manville
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Subscription Rates for City Carrier and Mail Readers
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Nevada
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Miller
LaFayette
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Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. ‘Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Verminal
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Union St
Mayer Charged With Desertion in Divorce Suit
Hollywood March 27 Louis B Mayer 63 a million dollar a year movie magnate was charged with desertion by his wife Margaret 60 in a divorce suit filed yesterday They had separated in May 1944 and a large cash settlement and a 150000 a year income for Mrs Mayer were understood in a property settlement Mayer declined comment but would not contest the suit He rose from salvage metal dealer in Boston to Hollywood executive vice president of Metro Goldwyn Mayer
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Louis B. Mayer
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Mayer
Margaret
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rally on Tight Supply
Heavy trade and speculative buying pushed cotton futures higher in New Orleans. Closing prices rose about 1.60 to 4.45 a bale, driven by tight spot demand, a weak weekly crop report, cold belt temperatures, and expectations of higher parity. Parity price set at 28.40 cents, up 100 points from February 15.
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Orleans
Wekly
Washington Women Dine in Senate Restaurant Luncheon
The Women's Action Committee for Lasting Peace held its annual convention luncheon in the Senate restaurant with about 200 members attending. Wives of four senators organized the lunch, including Mrs J William Fulbright and Mrs Carl A Hatch, and delegates visited their senators beforehand. Mrs Raymond Brown chaired the campaign committee, and a banquet was set for tonight with speakers Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Gen Dwight Eisenhower. Leaders from Arkansas Pine Bluff and others organized state delegation meetings with Congress members.
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Senate
Women's Action Commitee For
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Ark
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Homer Ferguson
Mich
Joseph H. Ball
Minn
HTL
Raymond Brown
New York
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Congress
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Pine Bluff
Missing Papers Put Roosevelts Papers in Focus
The Senate War Investigation Committee learned that 1941 Arab oil advance documents are in F D Roosevelt private papers. Chairman Brewster said they will seek Truman's help to obtain them from Earle Koons, estate attorney, who will release them only on presidential request.
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Senate War Investigation Committee
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Hyde Park
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Koons
United States
Defendent to Take Stand in Murder Trial
In St Louis on March 27 a fourteen year old girl Mary Catherine Reardon will testify as her lawyers claim the true story behind her father J Vincent Reardon s death. The defense seeks to prove Michael D Arcy fired the revolver that caused the crash while the girl supposedly tried to shield him.
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Reardon
D'Arcy
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Radio and TV Tonight in New York and Chicago
Listings detail NBC CBS and ABC programs from 6:30 p m to 9 p m and beyond in New York with a Babe Ruth award ceremony to Mrs Lou Gehrig and dates from March 28. The piece also notes Chicago schedules and a late news item about George Morris seeking a bloodhound named Holmes after a hunting incident.
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I Could Talk It Over with Peter and Divorce in Reno
Sherry weighs keeping a secret from the boys versus revealing the truth. She contemplates telling Peter she knew about the issue, ending their marriage, and getting a Reno divorce to avoid living together. Marcia pushes for a plan, while Sherry fears the fallout and possible actions the boys might take.
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Peter
Reno
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