Russia and Germany in the Moscow conference verdicts
The piece analyzes Moscow’s goals in the alliance talks, arguing Russia seeks to control Germany through a centralized postwar regime while Western allies favor a loose federation. It notes Poland Romania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia under Communist governments and warns that delays in treaty terms may aid Russia’s consolidation in eastern Germany.
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Molotov
Europe
Russia
Adolf Hitler
English
Germany
Moscow
Poland
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Romania
Unions Call for Parley on Telephone Strike Threat
Washington reports NFTW leaders urge Congress to convene a conference with union and company officials before any nationwide walkout. President Beirne of NFTW backs ten contract demands and warns a strike could disrupt the public and economy, proposing talks to avert action.
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Washington
G. C. Gerhart
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Congress
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Telephone Workers,Independent
Taft
Ohio
Rep
Hartley
Congressional Labor Committee
Harley
Truman
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Beirne
Taft and Hartley
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
NETV
Russia facing famine as drought and war strain food supply
Paris sources say famine killed thousands in four regions Ukraine lower Volga upper Volga and western Siberia. Citing drought last year and heavy rains, the informant notes UNRRA aid ending, government cattle slaughter to feed cities, and a crippled cattle herd. Officials deny wide starvation while warning the worst may come by May.
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James Paris
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Soviet Union
Ukraine
Lower Volga
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Siberia
European
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Moscow
A. A. Andreyev
Central Committee
Communist Party
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UNRRA
Donet
Associated Press
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White Rusgian Socialist Soviet Republic
World war rules need overhaul say Justice Jackson
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson called for a new set of wartime rules in light of modern total war and shifting power, noting many conventions date to 1907 1929 and Russia's changing status He suggested the United States weigh objectives before proposing revisions and considered options from notifying signatories of disregard to seeking international input He warned that any revision must reflect broad national views and evolving warfare realities.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Nuernberg
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Goering
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago March 28
Chicago market report lists poultry and produce with steady prices, beef and dairy items showing minor shifts. St Louis National Stockyards reports hogs down 50 cents to 2 dollars, varied weights and prices, calf and cattle sections include ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls, while sheep offerings remain nominal.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Wild price swings in Chicago grain market on March 28
Chicago grain prices moved wildly as wheat and corn both saw sharp declines and rallies during a highly active day. Wheat closed 3 1/4 cents lower to 3/4 higher from yesterday, May at 2.58 to 2.57 3/4. Corn finished 1 8 to 2 1/2 higher, May 1.81 3/4 to 1.82. Oats rose 2 1/2 to 3 3/8, May 90 to 89 7/8.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York cotton prices rise on mill buying activity
Mill buying against textile sales lifted cotton prices in New York on March 28. Unfavorable weather buoyed demand for distant deliveries. late trading closed with gains of 2.15 to 2.70 per bale versus the prior close, with May July October futures posting higher highs and the middling spot at 36.75.
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New York
New York Stocks End Lower After Profit Taking
On March 28 in New York profit taking cooled a recent rally with scattered gains by a few favorites. Market activity waned after a brisk open as the close drifted down and declines ran to about three points. Day’s transfers totaled roughly 850000 shares with major decliners including Du Pont Johns Manville U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Southern Railway Eastman Kodak American Telephone Paramount Sylvia Electric Coca Cola Phelps Dodge and Standard Oil NJ Highs for 1947 were hit by International Harvester and National Distilling.
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du Pont
Johns Manville
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Subscription Rates and Advertiser Contacts Listed
Subscription rates payable in advance vary by region with local carrier rates set at 20 cents per week and 85 cents per month. Mail rates in Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and LaFayette counties are 4.50 per year and 8.50 elsewhere. National advertising representatives are Arkansas Dailies Inc. in Memphis and offices in Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City New Orleans.
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Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
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Detroit
Mich
W. ‘Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Verminal
New Orleans
Union St
Mayer Charged With Desertion in Divorce Suit
Hollywood, March 27. Louis B. Mayer, 63, head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, was charged with desertion in a divorce suit filed by his wife Margaret, 60. The couple, who wed in Boston 43 years ago when Mayer was a salvage metal dealer, were separated since May 1944. A large cash settlement and a $150,000 annual income for Mrs Mayer were reported in out‑of‑court arrangements. Mayer declined comment. spokesman said he would not contest. Mayer rose from Boston dealer to Hollywood executive.
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Louis B. Mayer
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Mayer
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Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rally and Parity Rise
Heavy trade and speculative busting pushed cotton futures higher in New Orleans. Closing prices rose about 1.60 to 4.45 per bale as demand grew from tight spot supply and a weak weekly crop report. Parity figures released after the close showed 28.40 cents per pound, up 100 points from February 15.
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Orleans
Wekly
Senate Restores Bean Soupp to Menu for Peace Group Visit
In Washington on March 28, the Senate restaurant served bean soup to about 200 members of the Women’s Action Committee for Lasting Peace during their annual convention. Four senator wives arranged the luncheon, including Mrs. J. William Fulbright and Mrs. Carl A. Hatch. Delegates met their senators and representatives before the Capitol tour, with Mrs. Raymond Brown leading the campaign committee. Franklin D. Roosevelt and General Dwight Eisenhower were set to address the banquet that evening.
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Homer Ferguson
Mich
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Minn
HTL
Raymond Brown
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Hisenhower
Congress
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William E. Burnham
Pine Bluff
Missing Papers In Roosevelt Collections Stall Senate Probe
The Senate War Investigation Committee learning that 1941 demand for a 30 million dollar Arab oil advance is in F D Roosevelt private papers. Chairman Brewster seeks Truman help to obtain them. Navy report says documents missing from files. Roosevelt Library says they are with Earle D Koons executor's attorney, available only on presidential request.
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Senate War Investigation Committee
King Ibn Saud
Roosevelt
Brewster
R-Maine
Truman
Collier C. Wood
Navy Judge Advocate General's Office
Navy Department
F. D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Earle D. Koons
Atorney
Mr. Roosevelt
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 the defense seeks to prove the true story behind the shooting death of her father J Vincent Reardon a wealthy paint manufacturer. The trial on delinquency by reason of murder was paused as judges weighed a defense request for medical examination. Defense plans to argue Michael D Arcy fired the revolver and not the girl who previously signed a self incriminating statement.
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Michael D'Arcy
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Reardon
D'Arcy
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Henry G. Morris
Radio and TV Listings and a Colorado bloodhound case
Listings detail NBC CBS and ABC programs in New York for March 28 including The Fat Man and Box ing Marcel Gordon vs Harold Green plus Meet The Press. A Colorado dispatch reports George Morris seeking his bloodhound Holmes who fled after a hunter fired a gun.
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Paul Laalle
Bill Stern
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
CBS
Meredith Willson
Ginny Simms
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Hidden Divorce Plan Discussed By Sherry And Marcia
Sherry contemplates keeping the boys in the dark about her separation from Peter. She asks if she can discuss the issue with him, proposing to tell others they merely disagreed. She envisions a Reno divorce and leaving the marriage to avoid living together.
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