Motive Behind Soviet Obstructionism Stated by Hoover
Former President Hoover accuses Moscow of delaying recovery in Axis nations to bleed the United States through relief plans. He urges immediate rehabilitation moves for Germany and Japan and a unified approach with Britain, while skeptically noting Russia’s supposed goals and urging firm posture. General Clark supports Hoover, warning firmness reduces war risk and urges clear stance toward the Soviet Union.
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Herbert Hoov‘er
Mikt
Moscow
Russia
United States
Hoover
House of Representatives
America
Soviet Union
Japan
Germany
Britain
France
Paris
Mark Clark
Austria
CBS
Clark
Europe
Death Rain Atom Plan Studied
Scientists weigh exploding an atomic bomb in storm clouds to rain radioactivity over inland targets. Critics warn the cloud may be blasted away or drift misdirected. supporters insist on cloud thickness and weather drift. Military interest also turns to artificial snow or rain via dry ice for weather control.
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Washington
Vincent J. Schaefer
General Electric Company
Massachusetts
Schaefer
Australia
Graduation Program at Yerger High Delivers Commencement Address
Yerger High School invites the public to a May 30 1947 8 00 P M commencement at Yerger Auditorium with Lawrence A Davis president A M N College Pine Bluff as speaker The evening includes Class Night on May 28 with program items honors listed and diplomas presented by R M LaGrone Jr Hope School Board supervisor J A Harris.
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Lawrence A. Davis
A. M. & N. College
Pine Bluff
Yerger Negro High School
J. A. Harris
Fasp of Hope School Board
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Ersie Henry
Loretta B. Trent
Johnnie L. Nichols
Ezell Barrow
Jimmie Ersiclene Cheatam
Velma Davis
Florence Elnora Gilkie
Odie Bell Harris
Ersie Bertha Henry
Margaret Anell Hill
Lillie Mae Holmes
Zenobia Johnson
Hannah Lucinda Mack
Mildred Malone
Thelma Marshall
Ollie Mae Moss
Hazel Moss
Johnnie Louise Nichols
Ozirea Delois Peeler
Nora Lee Scoggins
Beulah Mae Thomas
Loretta Beatrice Trent
Verna Ward
Buza
Lee Wilson Stuart
Elijah Taylor
Lonnie Witherspoon
Rev. A. Tyson
Howard Jones
Edna E. Dunlap
Buzette Turner
Frank Noble
Yerger
Arkansas
Tschaikowsky
Hope Negro Schools
Hope School Board
Teen killer Terpening faces circuit court after four deaths
Terpening, 16, admitted to police he shot four neighbor children near his farm home in Michigan. He told doctors he wondered what killing felt like and showed no remorse. Prosecutors seek waiver to move from juvenile court to circuit court for first degree murder.
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Terpening
Lapeer
George W. Des Jardins
Michigan
East Lansing
Barbara’ Smith
Stanley
Gladys
Janet
Barbara
LeMoyne Snyder
Toledo
Ohio
Port Huron
Mich
Imlay City
Kenneth Smith
Physicians Named To Committee For University Hospital
The article lists physicians named to the committee overseeing the medical school and hospital project. Members include Dr. L. T. Evans Batesville president of the Arkansas Medical Society Dr. H. Kingade Hot Springs former society president Dr. P. W. Lutterlow Jonesboro 1948 president elect of the medical society Dr. W. R. Brooksher Fort Smith medical society secretary and Dr. H. C. Chenault university vice president and dean of the medical school. The medical school is in Little Rock but a new university hospital may be built in another city per 1947 legislative authorization.
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University Hospital
L. T. Evans
Batesville
The
Arkansas Medical Society
H. Kingade
Hot Springs
Society
P. W. Lutterlow
Jonesboro
Medical Society
W. R. Brooksher
Fort Smith
H. C. Chenault
University
Maya Stone Tool Craft Reaches Notable Peak Before 1200
Archaeologists note that Maya groups across Central America produced highly refined cutting, flaking, and polishing of stone tools, a peak craft form that persisted until around 1200.
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Central America
Arkansas medical school site still unclear
Governor Laney raised the possibility the university hospital might not be in Little Rock due to lack of local interest. Little Rock officials said medical school leaders ignore the city’s invitation for a hospital site proposition, while VA officials worry about placing a proposed $8 million hospital away from the university medical campus.
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Cal School
Laney
university_hospital
Little Rock
Sam Wassel
Veterans Administration
Paul R. Hawley
Surgery
Hawley
Camden Seeks Arkansas Hospitals Outside Little Rock
Camden via its Chamber of Commerce proposes sites for a University of Arkansas hospital and a Veterans Administration hospital. Allen Clift, chamber president, contacted University trustees chair Bert L. Thomas and VA head Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley in Washington with site offers.
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Camden
Chamber of Commerce
University of Arkansas and Veterans Administration Hospital
Little Rock
Allen Clift
Chamber
Herbert L. Thomas
University Board of Trustees
Paul R. Hawley
Veterans Administration
Washington
Market Report Poultry and Produce Overview May 28
Butter firm with receipts 598 642 and various AA scores. Eggs current receipts firm with balance about steady. Live poultry unsettled with receipts 29 trucks. St Louis Livestock market notes hogs slaughter data, cattle and calf prices, sheep and lamb values with multiple weight categories and top bids.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
New York Stock Market Rises on Short Covering Amid Weekend Prep
The New York stock market posted its best upswing in a week as short covering lifted leading steels, motors, rails and specials about 1 to 4 points on high volume. Activity faded after noon, with timid selling trimming gains by close. About 900,000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Grain and Provisions on the Chicago Board of Trade
Rain and snow set the background as grain prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn led gains with up to eight cents, oats and wheat also higher. Weather slowed seeding in the Plains, while cash wheat floated 25 to 30 cents over the July contract.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Alliance
Nebraska
Iowa
Jly
New York Cotton Prices Rise on Trade and Shorts Cover
Trade buying and short covering lifted New York cotton futures by more than a dollar per bale. Firmness in grain and securities markets and scarce offerings supported gains with futures closing 1.25 to 1.85 higher. May spot held at 28.38 to 28.25 range while nearby months showed solid advances.
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New York
Jly
Hope Star publication and rates notice
The Hope Star announces publication details for 1927 to 1929 and lists subscription rates. It notes the Star Publishing Co. as publisher and includes carrier and mail prices for various regions. The paper states AP exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
Demand for Milled Rice Sees Continued Active Demand
The Agriculture Department reports that demand for milled rice remained active last week though trading was limited by small unsold stocks. Retailers hold limited processed rice. about 3,700,000 packets went to the commodity credit corporation and 662,000 to other agencies. Exports reached 3,382,000 pockets with Puerto Rico and Hawaii also receiving portions, leaving under 8,000,000 for domestic trade. Southern mills supplied just over 13,950,000 pockets of the distribution.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Revie of
Commodity Credit Corporation
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Southern Mills
Deer Damage Costs Maine 1946 State Losses
Damage from deer in Maine including crop losses and wardens time and expenses totaled 53218 dollars for the year ending July 1946, reflecting the financial impact on state resources and agriculture.
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State of
Maine
Cotton futures rise on trade and speculation
Ten futures advanced with closing prices up to $2.10 a bale. Spot cotton closed steady with a $1.50 rise. Trade data show sales of 54, middle at 35.70, receipts 7,174, stocks 133,8.
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