Efforts to Write Austria Treaty Stall Over Terms
London May 21. United States and Western powers reported talks on an Austrian peace settlement stalled after a two week suspension. Yugoslavia seeks about 800 square miles in Carinthia and scenic regions with Slavic populations. The talks broke down reportedly when American observers said compromise seemed unlikely and discussions paused indefinitely.
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Samuel“Reber
Ameri le Legation
Katimov
Legation
Dla
Katinovs
U.S
Éd Reber
Salrudad
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Austria
Saonrces
Reber
Russia
London
William Cody hired to supply meat for illbred builders
Uncertain text notes William Frederick Cody associated with Towa Youngsters and Missouri gooners hiring him to supply meat. It mentions a nickname But Gill and a violent reference to killing 4281 ary in IB morths to feed the wahes, with unclear context and likely garbled OCR.
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William Frederick Cody
Towa
Missouri Gooners
Ilrodd Builders
Cody
Gill
Fifth Graders Continue From Page One Wild Escape
Roger Mills sheriff traced an ErCoupe disappearance to Ted Goler a former airpark dealer. Cheyenne youths admitted piloting the plane eight miles NW of town after sleeping in a Cessna hangar. They described bumpy takeoff, a failed landing, saddle horse escape, and a walk into town ending with their capture.
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Roger Mills
Cheyenne
CAA
Ted Goler
Goiler
Hob Fitzgerald
Oug Ratton
Troaner Arch Hamilton
Laxi
Fammer
Bodard
Peterson Boy
Jimmy
Hamilton
Showdown on Carrier Delayed in Congress Today
Snowy conditions and draft concerns slowed action on a planned Super aircraft carrier. The Navy’s timetable slipped, with adjournment set for June 19 and decisions pushed to next month. Chairman Leo EB Allen Crimi led discussions amid uncertainty.
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Washington
Congress
Nnvvy
Leo EB
Allen Crimi
Roosevelt Picked Hopkins as 1948 Successor
Washington May 31. The Hopkins papers from 1945 begin rolling out on newsstands in The Secret Papers of Harry L. Hopkins by Robert Sherwood. The series reveals FDR chose Hopkins in spring 1948 to succeed him, with Hopkins becoming a key Washington figure and personal negotiator to Stalin and Churchill during World War II.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Collier's
Robert Jr. Sherwood
Hans Kins
Franklin BD. Roosvelt
Hopkins
Sherwood
Roosevelt
Edr
Cordell Mull
James A. Farley
FDR
Mr. Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry
Papper
Europe
Roosuvl
Stalin
Churchill
19 States Not Open to NRLB Shop Elections
Washington May 2 The National Labor Relations Board ruled it cannot hold union shop elections in 19 states with bans or regulations. The order cites Taft Hartley law limits and Virginia law conflicts. States named include Arizona Arkansas Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Iowa Kansas Maine Massachusetts Nebraska New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Wisconsin. The case involved Giant Food Shopping Center and Local 100 of the Retail Clerks International Association.
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Washington
Tuihor Relations Bard
Tafttartley Nct
Taft-Hartey
NLRB
Arizona
Arkansis
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Harmpshire
North Carolina
North Baku
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Food Shopping Center, Inc
MUL
Retail Clerks International Association
APL
Glintwood
Piss wWciet
Columbia
Virgin Madden
Baltimore
James J. Reysnolds, Jr
Abe Murdeack
Mid v
Poultry Market Report Chicago May Prices
Market summary notes poultry receipts at 657,940 dollars with prices at 1-4 cent higher. Eggs firm with receipts 40,507 dollars. checks up 3-2 cents a dozen to 36.9 cents. Live poultry events: fowls and hainees steady with receipts around eleven dollars. prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Thulter Dirm
St Louis Livestock Market Report May 21
National stockyard figures show hogs 6,560 head with mixed gains across weights. Prices lift for light weights and sows, cattle and calves steady to firm, with limited demand in sheep and slaughter hogs, while overall activity remains subdued.
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National Stockyark
Underene
Hope Star early 1929 issues and market roundup
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas details publication staff and rates, with a burst of OCR errors. The page includes stock market notes and cotton prices for New Orleans and New York, mentioning several rail and industrial stocks and market activity amid a broad trading day.
Mixed May grain market shows small premium shifts
Chicago May grain market ends with mixed trends as new crop contracts weaken on rapid corn planting and favorable Midwest weather forecasts. May corn and May soy contracts show strength from short covering while May wheat eases. oats and rye move modestly, with overall receipts steady and futures fluctuating.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Mid-West
Kansas City
Cary Wak
Sorbonns
Lusis
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York May 21 Cotton futures held steady after an irregular early pattern. Mill buying and short covering supported the market while selling was influenced by indications that export demand was progressing slowly. Domestic carryover stocks on August buying were expected to be well above what observers anticipated.
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New York
Administrative question on Watt-Hartley act intent
The passage discusses majority members Reynolds Murdock and Gray aligning with the view that legislative history shows Congress intended to move to exclusive state jurisdiction and to prohibit union shop agreements. It notes existing prohibitions may endure where states permit them.
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Reynolds
Murdock
Gray
Congress
Hope High School presents Dream of Old Man Finn and more
The Hope group showcased a lively show featuring a violent drama about a father incorrectly believing he is the Spirit of Death, strong performances by W. M. Frazier, Geneva Boyd, Carolyn Jones, and Loretta Ward, plus Mrs. Burroughs as Aunt Polly. VFW and Oglesby faculty props delighted audience. second night's cast led by Don Ruggies and Donald McQueen set for 7 pm with drinks at the door.
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Tryine
W. M
Frazier
Washington
Finn
Geneva Boyd
Angels of Life and Death
Carolyn Jones
Loretta Ward
Betty Amos
Kelly Marlar
Burroughs
Oglesby School
Tom
Polly
Sidney
Oglesby
Gene Thomas
VFW
Don” Ruggies
Donald McQueen
Huck
Editorial View on Palestine Crisis and UN Mediation
The piece argues that the Ava invasion marks a clear act of war on British territory and urges Security Council mediation. It discusses King Abdullah potentially absorbing Palestine into Trans-Jordan, Arab opposition to a Jewish state, and the need for a UN backed powers to prevent a wider conflict.
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Palestine
Security Council
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Holy Land
Aral League
Two-Day Razorback Training Exercise Opens Arkansas Reserve Meeting
A two day mock battle at Camp Robinson engages about 400 Arkansas reserve officers. The exercise named Razorback tests the defense against a simulated invader advancing toward Little Rock from Memphis river crossings. Maj. Gen. Andrew Bruce reviews the opening session of the 17th annual Arkansas Reserve Officers Association convention.
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Little Teach
Upg
Arkansas
Camp Robison
Arkansas Reserve
Orph
Memphis
Missisippi River
Little Rock
Pfay
Fourth Army
Arekansas Reserve Officers Association
Youths of Boys Town in Tribute to Benefactor
Youths of all races and creeds paid respects to Rt. Rev. Edward J. Flanagan founder of Boys Town. Bond Memorial Chapel prepared to receive the body after requiem Masses by Omaha archdiocese priests. Father Flanagan to be buried in a sarcophagus in the chapel so he may lie near the boys.
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Boys Town
Neb
Edward J. Flanagan
Bond Memorial Chapel
Omaha
Father Planagan
Edmund C. Walsh
Sid Pather Flanagan
Baptists Refrain From Stance on Civil Rights Proposal
Memphis convention sessions consider a committee proposal to abstain from endorsing President Truman's civil rights plan. New convention president Rev. Robert G. Lee of Memphis was elected, voices noted on welfare, labor, and moral issues. The Social Service commission pending recommendations on civil rights and labor relations across Baptist colleges, with calls for impartial fact finding and defense of democracy.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baptists
Truman
Robert G. Lee
Wenee
Boys Town
Walsh
Berlin
Father Flanagan
Father Flanagen
Eddie Dunn
Social Service Commission
St. Louis
Congress
United Nationga
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