Libya's Fate Dominates Big Four Talks in Paris
AP analyst DelWTT MacKENZIE outlines Libya's strategic stake as the British and Russians seek control of the Mediterranean lifeline. He notes Palestine, Egypt, and Libyan coastlines influence divisions and potential trusteeship under the United Nations, with Senoussi leaders seeking independence and protection.
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Batle
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England
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Jerusalem
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Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Cairo
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Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Transjordan
Yemen
Azam Pasha
London
Firness Begin
United States
Market Report and Prison Escape Headlines
Market notes from ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK show hogs cattle and sheep trading with varied quotes across classes. Separate item reports a midnight prison riot with hostages taken and several guards wounded and later rescued with ringleaders named and captured.
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J.A. Johnston
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U. S
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McNeil
Miran Edgar Thompson
Amarillo
Tex
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Leavenworth
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May
Marvin Franklin Hubbard
Joseph Simpson
R. R. Baker
Henry W. Weinhold
Cecil D. Corwin
William A. Miller
Joseph Burdett
HB. Lageson
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Nrigen Yard
Tojo Smacked in Court During War Crimes Trial
A dramatic court scene shows Tojo slapping a man amid the arraignment of Japan’s wartime leaders. Okawa, barefoot after a scuffle, was removed, while proceedings pace through 47 of 55 counts as judges vow a fair trial. The day ends with the court resuming tomorrow at 9:30 am.
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Kenworthy
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Neas
Tey
William Webb
Ead
Japan
Yorla
VEW Post Baby Contest Closes as Play Draws Crowd
The VEW Post sponsored baby contest ended at noon amid strong interest. Winners will receive prizes on stage during the final scene of the VEW sponsored play Pep Parade. The cast’s Friday performance drew enthusiastic applause for Wingfield Stroud and Henery Peek, with Mrs Mya Reynerson as Gussie and music by Colleen Coffee and Winfred Huckabee.
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Henery Peek
Coal Shortage Spreads as Railroads Plan Service Cuts
The survey indicates layoffs amid a coal shortage, with four railroads announcing service reductions. Chicago and Eastern Illinois seeks permission to cut Chicago to St. Louis passenger runs, while a May 10 ODT order cuts coal train service 25 percent and bars nonessential freight. Brownouts spread across states as creameries milk plants and mills warn of closures within days to weeks.
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Detroit
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85 Year Old Ex-King Seeks US Shotgun Permit
85 year old Ferdinand of Bulgaria, living in retirement, seeks a U S military governor permit to own a shotgun for hunting. His palace secretary says the legend that each royal must kill a wild game bird drives his request. He recalls past travels and remains connected to gardens and memories.
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Terter
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Diet Street
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Luncheon Guests Attend Virginia Occasion
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sutton hosted a luncheon on Wednesday with guests from several states including My Eugene Sutton of Los Angeles California Mrs Emma Sutton of Little Rock Arkansas Mr Richard Stephenson of Grenada Mississippi Mrs Guy Ellis of Sutton Arkansas Mrs dennie Sutton of Prescott and Mrs Lillian Briant of Hope The gathering marked Miss Virginia as the guest of honor.
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Eugene Sutton
Los Angeles
California
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Richard Stephenson
Grenada
Mississippi
Guy Ellis
Sutton
Dennie Sutton
Prescott
Lillian Briant
Hope
Virginia
No man putting hand to the plough sermon note at Methodist
News of the Churches notes the First Methodist service led by Pastor Robert B. Moore with special organ music by Mrs. Dolphus Whitten Jr. Morning worship featured an anthem titled “Beside the Still Water.” Church School and related activities are listed with timings.
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