Violence and Bloodshed Foretold in Holy Land Conflict
A correspondent reports that unless steps are taken to prevent violence in Palestine there could be widespread bloodshed and a regional crisis. The piece discusses Truman's stance on partition and UN involvement, warns of large-scale Arab and Jewish hostilities, and notes calls for international troops to guarantee peace amidst mounting tensions in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.
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Baruch Endorses Draft Training in Universal Service Plan
Washington reports Baruch supports comprehensive draft mobilization to sustain peace and stabilize the economy. He outlines four pillars including universal service, immediate stabilization funding, and a long term plan to balance military readiness with national reconstruction needs.
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Washington
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Avirleyde
Uid
Suira
Pei
Arkansas rail line sale amid receivership and delays
The Arkansas line faces federal scrutiny as receivers report plans to sell property for salvage. Judge Miller notes sale at the lowest price to bidders willing to operate the road, with Ferguson of Stay City and others weighing bids. Reports show traffic deaths easing slightly in 1943, while statewide police and agency notices mix with local election and public service mentions.
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Fat Springs
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Tach Commission
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G. Boston
Alleract Surmuhition
Ray Camp
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Macch
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Yvepart
Interstate Comerce Commission
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Wallace Party on Ballots in Most States
Wallace campaign manager Baldwin said the Henry A Wallace party will appear on virtually every state's ballot for the November election with only Florida and Ohio likely excluded. The national HQ announced plans and expectations for a widespread ballot access effort.
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Wallace
Richard G. Harris
New York
Henry A Wallace
Co. B. Baldwin
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Tda
Pope Pius XII warns Rome at communism crossroads
Vatican City March 29 Pope Pius XII says Italy and the world face a turning point amid the communist challenge. From St. Peter's Basilica he spoke to a crowd largely in Vatican City, urging vigilance and action, warning that those denying Christ threaten the foundations of society.
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Pius
Italy
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Maslly Vatian
Rome
Jesus Christ
Iworld
Wallace-Taylor effort faces ballot hurdles in key states
A Wallace-Taylor campaign spokesman outlined filing and signature demands across states. He noted Florida requires 23,000 voter registrations, Ohio 25,000 signatures, and dates vary from March to October. Alabama accepts 200, Mississippi 40, with 46 states already organized, while Wyoming and Arkansas pose fewer hurdles.
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Ohio
Wallace-Taylor
Mississippi
Tennessee
California
New Jersey
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Arkansas
Unnamed third party convention set in Chicago
Fragments indicate preparations for a new political third party. Spokesmen say no clear stance yet while lines form on the Wal lace ticket on the American Labor Party line. State organizations plan meetings in Chicago on April 9 1 to set convention date and location.
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State of New
Wallace
Cardinal speech on faith and social justice ends with benediction
A fragment captures a religious leader urging conscience against credulity toward deniers of sacred truth. He warns against compromise and recalls Christ as a cornerstone. The text closes with a paternal apostolic benediction to the crowd.
Veterinary Medicine Origins in France Cited by Britannica
Britannica traces veterinary medicine and surgery to France where the field began to save war horses. the origin cited reflects early practice and institutional development in veterinary care.
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