Question of Accepting Plan of Wallace Is Like Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes Premier Stalin's open letter to Wallace, weighing if it signals genuine peace or a strategic move to undermine the Marshall Plan and US aid. The piece flags Moscow’s possible aims on Korea, China, and broader Europe, questioning sincerity versus geopolitical maneuvering.
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Wallace
Dewitt Mackkenzie
Stalin
Moscow
America
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Bolsheyist Ag
Eumean
Europe
Julian
Dimel Dalster
Asnell
Last Rehearsal Continues for City Hall Twain Musical
From page one the production of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn unfolds at City Hall auditorium with 200 local cast members, mostly students, rehearsing daily for three weeks. The shows run Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m., with tickets at the door.
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City Hall Auditorium
Fom Sawyer
Huck Jeberry Finn
Twain
Reason Why Continued From Page One Affects Global Talks
The passage discusses how issues affecting other nations reach beyond borders and must involve the United States in international talks. It notes that topics like a German peace treaty would require participation by the United States, Russia, Britain, and France, since all have a stake in such negotiations.
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Germany
Russia
Britiany
France
Talks Continue Amid Mine Negotiation Breakup
ONeill said the situation looks serious after a conference breakup with mine owners as negotiations stall over a new contract. Moody’s presence sparks seating disputes. unions face June 20 expiry while court rulings loom on potential strikes and injunctions.
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O'Neill
George Lave
Pittsburgh
Moddy
Tewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
UMW
T. Alan Coldsbrough
Mandy
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Moody
Southern Association
World Peace Talks and a UN Path to Settlement
An open letter by Henry Wallace to Stalin on May 11 proposed U S Russia talks under United Nations machinery to settle world peace. Stalin endorsed the Wallace points on May 17 as a starting place for talks, while the State Department urged real settlement and cited global impact and issues like control of atomic energy. The article notes only eight elements make up most earth crust.
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Wallace
China
Korea
Russia
Orient
America
Moscow
Tures
Marshal Stalin
U. S
United States
Africa
Chinery
United Nations
Henry Wallace
Stalin
U.S
Stadin
Atoblc
Aroud
Market Report Poultry and Livestock at St Louis
Chicago May 19 butter firmer with higher prices amid steady to slightly up poultry receipts. National Stockyards May 19 hogs open higher, late trade slow. cattle and calves tight supply with steady to higher demand. Sheep steady overall with few sales and some price gains noted.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
New York stocks and futures mixed on May 16 amid broad selling
New York stocks edged lower as oil shares led declines and several majors slipped while some oils and other leaders posted small gains. Cotton futures closed mixed after a quiet day, with cash grain and provisions in Chicago influenced by steady buying and firm soybeans and lard. Trading volume ran about 1.9 million shares with broad shifts between gains and losses.
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New York
Standard of
Texas Co
Sinclair Pack
Wee ./ern
Mission Corp
Western Union
Somery Ward
Anaconda
Westinghouse
General Morers
General Electric
Union, Pacific
Goodrich
Catton
Dee High Agat
Chicago
Hope Star Ledger Notes 1929 Market News and Ads
The Hope Star reports January 18 1929 market notes with AP and MEA items. It lists rates for city and mail subscriptions and notes AP rights, plus New Orleans grain futures movements and commodity prices for corn soybeans and oats with closing prices and shifts. It mentions offices in Hope Arkansas and Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association connections.
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Haps
Arkansas
Associated Press
Mmnans Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arkamsas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Serick
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Mastisc
Detroit
Mich
W. Grane
Oklahoma City
Terminal
New Orleans
Union St
Nei Orlabngshaenner
AP News
Ike's Name May Again Crop Up for Nomination
Washington May 19 Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower's name may be first placed in nomination for the presidency at the Democratic National convention. When nominating time comes the roll of states is called alpha class and order.
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Washington
Dwight
Hisenhower
Anti-Red Bill May Get By the House
The Mundt-Nixon anti-Communist bill neared House passage amid opposition from Taft and critics like Ralph McGill. Debate centered on broad definitions of Communist front organizations and potential impact on Wallace Third Party ties. Delegations in Alabama threaten strategic moves over Truman civil rights and platform positions.
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Washington
House
Henry Wallace
Rep
Multer
Nixon
Calif
Ing
Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Ohio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Eee
Thurman Arnold
R-Calif
Rep. Mundt
R-Sd
un-American Activities Committee
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Paris
Shoe Department
Contimuea
Market Report
Stoges
Hope Star
Star At
Hope
Presser
Consolidated
Ly Star Publishing CO
C. £. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Ajax
H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Joss M. Davis
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Sely
Pepsi-Cola
FepsieCola Boll
Pepsi-Qo
Texarkana
Umpany
Ike
Rietialls
Alabama
Eisenhower
Truman
Mr.Truman
Fisenhower
Columbia University
Republcan
Talbot's
Lewis-McLarty, Inc
Life
Mite
All America
Whilklaway
Smokei
GIB Lewis Garage
Ceim Henry J. Taylor, Musa
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