Landon Critiques U S Foreign Policy In Kansas Speech
Alf Landon told the Kansas Institute of Inter-American Relations that U S policy repeats past mistakes and must avoid two traps. He urged moving beyond handouts toward a balanced approach that supports rights and justice for all minorities while opposing exploitation.
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Topeka
Kan
U.P
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
United States
Kansas Institute of Inter-American Relations
Landon
Ice Mint Foot Cream Eases Burned Feet Relief
When feet burn callouses sting and every step hurts, Ice Mint soothes with a cooling cream that eases pain and relaxes tired muscles. In minutes it softens tough skin and helps comfort feet. Ask your druggist for Ice Mint today.
Picnic and Lawn Festival Planned by Bnai Brith
The Sisterhood of the B'nai Brith sponsors a picnic and lawn festival Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold 3409 Hayden Street. The program begins at 4 o'clock and all service men are invited.
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Louis Gold
Hayden Street
New York City Council Votes for Citywide Investigation
In a rare early morning session the New York City Council voted 18 to 5 to create a seven member committee to investigate all city department affairs under Mayor LaGuardia. The measure targets city and county matters and followed a clash with City Council President Morris over the meeting’s legality. Hart, sponsor of the resolution, faced censure as part of the session’s controversy. Solomon was recently acquitted in a tied political corruption case linked to a stirrup pump dealer.
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New York
Newbold Morris
Morris
Walter R. Hart
Brooklyn
Hart
William B. Herlands
Milton Solomon
Solomon
Cpl. B. E. Greenhill Visits Parents on Furlough
Cpl. B. E. Greenhill spends his first furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Greenhill at 1608 Harrison Street. He heads the war bond department of the finance office at the Navigation School in Hondo Texas and joined the army in October 1942 after years with the First National Bank of this city.
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B. E. Greenhill
T. C. Greenhill
Harrison Street
Cpl. Greenhill
War Bond Department
Navigation School
Hondo
Texas
First National Bank
Dallas
British Laborites Reject Communists
The Labour party in Britain rejected the Communist party's application for affiliation during the annual conference. The vote was 1,951,000 to 712,000 in favor of denial, confirming Labour's stance against Communist ties.
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London
Labor Party
Britain
Communist Party
Eight-Year-Old Golfer Makes a Hole-in-One
Eight-year-old Robert Wood Jr. achieved a hole-in-one on the seventh hole at Midland Country Club in Midland. The feat, noted in a Midland report dated June 16, stands as a remarkable record for a youth at the course.
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Midland
Robert Wood, Jr
Midland Country Club
Amarillo Soldier Max Fansler Wounded in Pacific
Tech. Sgt. William M. Fansler of Amarillo, a Liberator flight engineer, has been wounded in action in the Southwest Pacific. He writes home June 1 that he is "doing nicely" and has received the Purple Heart. Inducted Feb 1942, 32, a Amarillo High School graduate formerly with Klock Construction.
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Fansler
Army
Amarillo High School
Klock Construction Company
Gas Attacks Now Possible
Washington reports that high density bombing demonstrated by raids such as the 2,000 ton Düsseldorf attack makes gas bombardment against civilians feasible. Civilian defense director James M. Landis testified that United Nations would retaliate if gas is used, while noting U.S. defensive preparation and multi‑million gas masks already in hand.
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Washington
James M. Landis
Landis
House Appropriations
Dusseldorf
United Nations
United States
Germany
France
Repeat Charge Japs Are Using Poison Gas
Chinese military spokesman accuses Japan of poisoning gas use in China. Gas bombs dropped on a village in Suiyuan May 31 and gas shells fired into Shansi June 1 caused casualties. A Japanese ship reportedly unloaded gas shells near Shanghai. The China Central News Agency said rail lines and air raids affected Hankow Yochow area and Shiuhing Paiho.
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Shansi
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United States
America
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Yangtze River
Hupeh
Hwajung
Tung Ting Lake
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