Marshall Says Stalin Told Him Compromises Possible
Secretary of State Marshall, reporting on the Mos conference, said Stalin indicated compromises were possible on all questions. He affirmed Truman’s view that progress depended on future conferences, while noting Moscow’s proposals and Soviet insistence on central control in Germany.
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Washington
Marshall
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
Austria
Germam
Europe
C.datorch.p
Cism
Marhali
Stalin
Hall
Compromise Seen As Path In Exhausted Postwar Talks
The text notes that after strenuous dispute parties acknowledged compromise as necessary. Stalin warns compromises may be possible on demilitarization, German reparations, and economic unity, urging patience. It emphasizes time pressure as Europe’s recovery lags and calls for concrete actions to address urgent issues without specifics from the Marshall plan.
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Stalin
Europe
Bern
Public Sale of Estate Goods From James W Stocks
A public sale of merchandise and personal property from the estate of James W Stocks, deceased, will be held at the store in Point of Rocks Frederick County Maryland on Wednesday April 30 1957 at 12 30 PM. The listing includes household items kitchenware tools clothing and various miscellaneous articles. Terms of sale follow the court order and are stated at the sale.
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James W. Stocks
Treophans’ Court
Frederick County
Marsland
Point of Rocks
Marland
Jamiera
McCaskey
Vietrola
Agriculture Dept. Accuses Company of Rye Price Fixing
The Agriculture Department announced that General Foods Corporation of New York City allegedly attempted to fix rye prices on the Chicago Board of Trade in May 1944, violating the Commodity Exchange Act and related regulations amid notable trading activity in the rye market.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
General Foods Corporation Inc
New York City
Chicago Board of Trade
Recruitment Drive Remains Under War Time Plan
Mental authority is granted and officials note the arrival of equipment in fine condition for Company A. Captain J A L Cussail says the unit seeks former weapons platoon non-commissioned officers radio men and a sergeant to join as enlistments open under the current recruitment drive and future projects.
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J AL Cussail
Ratin
Pers
Public Open House Follows Armoury Renovation Displays
Several window displays at Jocel stores invite the public to an open house after renovation of the armoury. The event showcases progress and aims to demonstrate the improvements made and the team’s efforts to promote community engagement.
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Jocel
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