Lange Fails in Push for UN Break With Franco Spain
In the United Nations Security Council June 24 Dr. Oscar Lange of Poland failed to secure a resolution demanding immediate and complete diplomatic rupture with Franco Spain. Only Russia France and Mexico backed the Polish effort. a later plan to keep the issue on the agenda until Sept. 1 was discussed, with France and the United States favoring amendment and Russia supporting Lange. The council adjourned to Wednesday, with Spanish exile representatives calling it a trial with flowers.
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New York
Oscar Lange
Poland
United Nations Security Council
U. N
Spain
Security Council
France
Mexico
Lange
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Alexander Cadogan
United States
Russia
Francisco Castillo Najera
Castillo Najera
Cadogan
Dr. Evatt
Moscow Denounces Baruch Plan as Atomic Diplomacy
Pravda denounces the American Baruch plan for international atomic control as a bid for world rule and vows Russia will not surrender its veto right. The piece lauds Gromyko’s counterproposal to restrict atomic energy to peaceful uses and questions US secrecy on weapon production.
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Pravda
Russia
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Security Council
New York
United States
Council
Andrei Gromyko
Baruch
International Control Organ
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Final A Day rehearsal lights Bikini with orange flame
A practice drop over Bikini Lagoon signaled the final test run for the July 1 atomic bomb tests aboard the Nevada and Independence. Clouds obscured targets twice before a third attempt produced a bright orange fire and smoke. One Army captain died in a propeller accident before takeoff.
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S. Mount Mckinley
Bikini Lagoon
Nevada
Independence
Shin
William H. P. Blandy
Atomic Test Force
Roger Ramey
Denton
Tex
CBS
Don Mozley
Bikini
San Francisco
Blaney
Dave
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Swancutt
Kwakalein
Army Air Forces
SEC Official Resigns From Commission
President Truman accepted the resignation of Ganson Purcell as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington on June 24. The move comes as Purcell steps down from his post and the agency searches for a successor.
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SEC
Washington
Truman
Ganson Purcell
Securities and Exchange Commission
Egyptian strike canceled after labor unions win study panel
Cairo June 24 A general strike of all Egyptian workers scheduled for tomorrow was called off after the Ministry of Social Affairs agreed to appoint a committee to study workers demands and grievances.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ministry of Social Affairs
Sash Weights for Sale by Wilkins Lumber Co
Sash weights offered by Wilkins Lumber Co at 1200. Local ads note hardware supplies and tied to a lumber yard sale. The listing emphasizes practical building materials and storefront availability.
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Ee: & Wilkins Lumber Co
Congress Keeps Price Controls on Meat and Allies
Congressional conferees agreed on a full year extension of price controls and removed a near term decontrol of meat poultry dairy products petroleum and tobacco. A decontrol board would oversee prices and subsidies are capped to 1 billion dollars. OPA adjustments follow July 1 with Senate and House support mixed and some members absent or undecided.
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Senate
Womoce
Joint Committee
OPA
Secretary of Agriculture
Barkley
Taft
Ohio
Senator Millikin
Colorado
Radcliffe
Maryland
House
Crawford
Michigan
Wherry
Taylor
Idaho
Washington Monument
Britain Struggles Over India Interim Government Plan
June 24 1947 New Delhi Britain's cabinet mission faces possible rejection by the All-India Congress Party of an interim government. Congress working committee to decide on long term independence provisions. Gandhi to meet British officials as talks appear ready for a dramatic turn.
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All-India Congress Party
Reuters
Congress Working Committee
Congress
Exchange PLC
Congress Party
Lord Wavell
M. A. Jinnah
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Lord Pethick-Lawrence
India
Woman Teller Refuses Bank Robber Elk City Stand Off
At the First National Bank of Elk City a lone gunman demanded money but teller Maude Osburn refused to surrender the till. She stood firm as the bandit warned of violence and fled in a waiting car after backing toward the exit.
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Elk City
Kan
First National Bank of
Maude Osburn
Anderson's Mother Dies in Susanville
Mrs. Hattie Belle Anderson aged 78, mother of Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson, died at her home in Susanville Cal. today as Anderson was expected to arrive by air this afternoon. Fine leather billfolds and other appropriate gifts from Russell Stationery Co.
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Susanville
Cal
Hattie Belle Anderson
Clinton Anderson
Russell Stationery Co
Perryton Man Found Dead in Suspected Self-Inflicted Stabbing
Coroner rules Ercell Day died from self-inflicted chest wounds after a night on the outskirts of Perryton. Day, 51, a salesman for Anderson Manufacturing, was found with seven stab wounds. one pierced the heart and he died 30 minutes later in hospital. Sheriff Lance said there can be no doubt Day took his own life and relatives are being sought. Day had burned most of his possessions after leaving a hotel. he moved to Perryton in 1943 and previously worked for Stowe Hardware in Kansas City.
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Dave Shanks
Ercell
Pat” Day
Day
Bill Lance
Ray Anderson
Lance
Anderson Manufacturing Company
Stowe Hardware Company
Kansas City
Packers See Tiny Cattle Purchases Amid Market Strain
Three big Chicago packing firms Swift Wilson and Armour bought only eight head of cattle yesterday. Union Stock Yards handled 10 thousand cattle mostly shipped east. Some livestock men claim much beef will reach eastern markets including the black market, a point packers have raised in recent months.
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United Press
Chicago
Swift, Wilson, and
Armour
Union
Etter Plant May Make Fertilizer
War Department cactus ordnance plant at Etter may churn out fertilizer to boost food production for war torn nations. Rep Worley of Texas said the Texas Panhandle site, withdrawn from surplus lists, will be reactivated for fertilizer and then returned to the War Assets Administration once shortages ease.
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Etter
Washington
War Department
Cactus Ordnance
Worley
Texas
Texas Panhandle
War Assets Administration
WAA
British Quads Await Story Book Trip to US
Three children of William Red Thompson and Norah Carpenter wait for visas and passports in London to travel to Pittsburgh. Norah plans to marry Thompson and start a new life in America while the kids look forward to meeting their father and a hoped for American schooling. Captain George G. Barnes of Dalhart sails into New York aboard the Algonquin.
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William “Red” Thompson
Pittsburgh
Norah Carpenter
Derbyshire
Thompson
Norah
Daddy
America
Red
New York
George G. Barnes
Dalhart
New York City
Big Four fail to settle Tyrol frontier and Danube issues
Paris June 24 The Big Four Foreign Ministers Council rejects Austrian claims to South Tyrol and fails to agree on Franco Italian frontier matters free navigation on the Danube and disposal of Italian naval units. Byrnes and Molotov held a brief talks at the American delegation. Molotov hinted at a French compromise on Trieste while discussions on Hungarian reparations continue. American officials anticipate returns of German seized wealth to Hungary Italy and Austria amounting to at least 20 million dollars in gold.
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Tyrol
Paris
Big
Foreign Ministers Council
South Tyrol
Danube
U. S
James F. Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
Trieste
Italy
Balkans
United Nations
Byrnes
Moloctov
Brazil
Norway
Hungary
Laredo Resident Ida Mussett House Dies
Laredo, June 24. Mrs Ida Mussett House aged 78 a long time resident of Laredo died last night after a long illness. She had lived in Laredo for 35 years.
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Laredo
Ida Mussett House
Straight Man for Talkative Pine Knot Visits in Amarillo
In Amarillo Edgar Bergen the ventriloquist discusses Charlie McCarthy's absence from a Texas stop. Bergen explains ventriloquism, media travel plans, and a grounded plane delaying his California-bound flight. He notes Charlie’s movie stint with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, and reflects on voice illusion and timing.
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Amarillo
Mickey and the Beanstalk
Charlie and
Mortimer Snerd
Walt Disney
Bergen
Donald Duck
Mickey Mouse
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