P. E. Natchez Clinch Cotton Loop Playoffs
Natchez and Pine Bluff earned Cotton States league playoff berths in a tight finish. Natchez edged Greenville for third via Gilbert’s bases loaded single after a late rally, while Pine Bluff defeated Greenwood to secure a spot. El Dorado, Helena, and Met Springs also wrapped up regular season results.
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Ernie Davis
Truman Hopes Fair Deal Plan Will Pass
President Truman predicted today that his fair deal program will be enacted in full by the 81st Congress. He said the next session should tackle items stalled in the current session and defended the budget he submitted in January, standing behind it as necessary. He noted opposition to rider demands for cuts and stressed Congress must analyze the budget and decide. The president denied plans for further town hall economies, insisting the budget reflects essential expenditures.
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Pacific Union to Fight Communism Gains Steam
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie outlines a planned Pacific union proposed by Philippines President Quirino aimed at countering communism in the East through political and economic means. The effort, discussed with Chiang Kai-shek, seeks Southeast Asian collaboration including Korea, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, India, and Siam, with Brigadier General Carlos Romulo leading the mission.
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Typhoon Kills 68 Persons in Japan
Tokyo reports a massive typhoon sweeping cen tral Japan killing 68 and injuring 223 with 39 missing and 10000 homeless. Property damage tops 70000000 dollars as emergency relief plans are drawn. Dozens of ships sunk or damaged along Tokyo and Yokohama harbors while river floods cut villages off from aid. US B 29 aircraft investigate storm breeding grounds locating no new storms.
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