World War Changes and United Nations Reform Discussed
A hearing on international reform covers veto power, U.N. structure, and the role of great powers. Marshall warns changes could dismantle the United Nations, urging practical cooperation and fidelity to obligations to sustain peace amidst Soviet resistance. Temperature context aside, the article cites forecasts of minor climate shifts if atmosphere warmed.
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UN Group Continued From Page One Typhoid and Tensions Rise
The city, crowded with Arabs who fled after Jews seized it two weeks ago, reports 182 typhoid cases with six among the British. Acre officials seek serum as Lebanese promise aid. Beirut reports Lebanese artillery shelling near Ramat Neftali. The Jews plan to proclaim a new Hebrew state May 16 at Sarona near Tel Aviv, with Ben-Gurion signaling. An arms cache was found in a Traqcon garage. Seven Jews and 50 Arabs were killed in a raid on Erneh Wiesew south of Jerusalem.
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Tel Aviv
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Traqui Consulte
Erne Wiesew
Jerusalem
Daily Bread Contimed From Page One
Instruction from Mr Magidoffs employers as orders for spying discussed by Cecilia Nelson. Letters asked about Russian advances in atomic energy Soviet air transport and underground building. The piece argues such queries reflect legitimate news and warns of war hysteria accusations.
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Nash's Kayo Aims to Cure Athlete's Foot Remedy
John F. Cox Drug Co. promotes Nash's Kayo as the remedy for misery of athlete's foot or toe itch. The Nash Bros. Drug Co. claims long experience in medicines and dry goods and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied with the product.
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Taft and Stassen Lead In Ohio Delegates Race Split Returns
Returns from 703 of 3385 polling places show Taft with 268,200 votes and Stassen 242,426 in Ohio wide contest. Delegates won include ninth and fourteenth districts for Taft. Stassen leads in several districts but trails overall. Taft vows to stay in race. Stassen still eyes securing 10 delegates to claim success.
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Stas
Rot
Tate
Alabama Votes continue From Page One
Alabama voters trend toward runoffs with 24 candidates vying for eight at large delegates and two per congressional district. Gov. James E. Folsom struggles in early tallies for both delegate and Senate races while Philip Z. Hammer lags behind Sen. Sparkman as anti-Truman factions clash within the party.
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U. S
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John Q. Sparkman
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Sparkman
Thomas’ Hwell
Wallace Pruittl
Vranas T Harlin
Southern Farm Outlook Believed Good for Delta Region
In bolstering remarks for Southern agriculture, Cris V. Wells of the Bureau of Agricultural Economies told the Delta Council that farm prices may face adjustments but remain relatively stable. He noted doubled costs since 1935-38, with farmers likely to endure a readjustment if prices fall. Wells cited cotton’s strong position, domestic demand near 9 million bales, and expectations that world trade and production adjust postwar demand.
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Truman Hopes to Avert a Rail Strike
Washington May 3 The White House said President Truman hopes for a settlement to avert the threatened railroad strike as mediation efforts continue. Officials noted no tangible evidence of an agreement, while government lawyers discuss seizure authority under wartime laws.
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Governors Gather for States Rights Meeting in Jackson
Mississippi Governor Wright hosts a states rights gathering May 10 with governors from Arkansas Alabama and other states and delegates from ten more as preparations for the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia unfold. Reservations approach a thousand as leaders map strategy opposing civil rights measures.
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Alabama
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National Democratic Party
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Poultry and Produce Market Report Shifts and Stock Market Dip
Chicago notes show butter receipts at 618,609 with prices flat to up 1-2 cents and varied scores listed. eyes firm with higher f.o.b. levels and unchanged balance. St Louis livestock totals include hogs at 13,000 with prices mostly lower, cattle steady to slow, veal and sheep activity mixed. New York stocks declined amid selling pressure from rails and pivotal industrials, with several major names trading on reduced demand and dividend-influenced highs.
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Union Carbide
Textron Inc
Cotton futures slip as profit taking halts price drop
The market closed with most active months down sharply from earlier levels as selling eased. May and other contracts posted lower highs and lower lows with spot prices dipping while bulk selling cooled.
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May
Emergency Mayor Sought as Palestine Mandate Ends
United Nations trusteeship council recommended immediate appointment of an emergency mayor to govern Jerusalem after Britain ends the Palestine mandate May 15. A shadow Palestinian government plan was outlined, with a neutral Jerusalem authority and a broader Palestine authority to oversee governance while Arabs and Jews clash, lacking enforcement powers.
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Pacers Come to Fors New York iPi- Pacers Lead Harness Money
April Star tops harness racing earnings with 81,870 dollars, guiding the Pacers to high money winnings as they arrive in Fors New York iPi.
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Grain and Provisions Markets Steady Amid Strike Threats
Chicago May 5 grain contracts held relatively steady on the board of trade with light dealings. May futures gained on government flour buying and strike cover, while wheat closed slightly down or up within narrow bands. corn and oats showed mixed moves. soybeans rose slightly. Receipts and basis details were reported for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with modest activity in the cash market.
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Senator Taylor to Appeal Birmingham Conviction
Idaho senator Glen H. Taylor says he will appeal a $60 fine and 180 day suspended jail sentence for disorderly conduct in Birmingham. He was arrested after objecting to a Negro entrance while preparing to speak at a Negro youth conference. The case may go to Jefferson Circuit Court.
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Als
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Idaho
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Arthur D. Shores
U. S. Supreme Court
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Singing Cowboy
Alabama
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Peoria
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Midwest
United States
Airliner Missing En Route From Gander to Shannon
The Royal Canadian Air Force reports an American DC-3 airliner missing while traveling from Gander Newfoundland to Shannon Ireland. The passengers and crew count is not released. French and Irish authorities join the search and rescue effort.
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Ned
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