Tito Moves Farther From Red Influence
BELGRADE Yugoslavia Marshal Tito moved another step away from Russia today ending his diplomatic boycott of the non communist Greek government and proclaiming his readiness to do more business with the west.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
5
BELGRADE Yugoslavia Marshal Tito moved another step away from Russia today ending his diplomatic boycott of the non communist Greek government and proclaiming his readiness to do more business with the west.
The Wayland Community club held its final meeting of the 1949-50 year at the high school with a large crowd. Willis Magdefrau of Belle Plaine showed seed corn development photos and a Chicago Railroad film. A short business session followed, then refreshments.
Washington reports plans to include Spain in the Marshall Plan aid package. A Senate vote was expected today on an amendment to the foreign aid bill authorizing funds. The outcome remained in doubt as lawmakers debated the measure.
Chicago grain and livestock prices show hog salable 70 008 with weights near 280 pounds steady to higher for lighter cattle under 260 pounds and sows down 25 cents. hog top 71 25 for 21 to 230 pounds. Sheep salable 3 000 with lambs at 27 50 to 28 00. Cattle salable 4 008 with steers and yearlings 25 00 to 29 75, cows 18 60 to 25 50, bulls to 25 00. Continuous dealer activity noted.
The report lists scattered price quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with multiple bid and offer figures across May July September and December contracts. Prices show varying percentages and figures, indicating unsettled trading and mixed futures activity.
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