Paasikivi Aims At Amity With Russia In Finland
Juho Paasikivi, Finland’s president, is portrayed as a steadfast consensus builder. The piece highlights his long career from finance to diplomacy, his Swedish roots, and his pragmatic approach to Moscow. It notes his role in 1940 peace with Soviet Russia and his push for independence within a pro Moscow framework.
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Juho Kusti Paasikivi
Mannerheim
Paasiviki
Russia
Stalin
Paasikivi
Herbert Hoover
Eric Johnston
Brooklyn Bridge
Johan August Hellsten
Karolina
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Johan Gustav Hellsten
Anniki
Dorpat
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Alexandra Kollontay
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Antti Hackzell
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Chamber of Commerce
Bureau Becomes Shield Against Racketeers in Amarillo
The Amarillo Better Business Bureau launches a drive for 500 new members to curb misrepresentation as a racketeering tactic. Manager Gordon Morrison cites cases including a school misrepresentation to girls training for airline work and a $150 “quick cure for cancer” racket. Over 100 local firms already back the bureau protecting Panhandle savings.
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Gordon K. Morrison
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Amarillo
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Arrivals on Both Coasts From A P Aids Troop Movements
Ten transports carrying about 7900 service personnel are due today at two East Coast ports and four Pacific Coast points. One ship with 870 French and British war brides and children also arrives at New York. Ships include Lincoln Victory, Maritime Victory, Ponotoc Victory, Texarkana Victory, Vulcania, and more at New York, Norfolk, Tacoma, Bremerton, San Diego, and San Francisco with vessels from Bremerhaven Southampton Le Havre North Africa Pearl Harbor Manila Guam.
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le Havre
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William Jones
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Owen Summers
Jinsen
Divide Reward On Murder
The Globe News reports a $1,000 reward in the Dorothy Snelson murder case will be divided among five people by a 47th Judicial District Court of Texas. The recipients named are Police Chief Sid Harper Clarence William Bruce Hill Annie Corrine Loved and H. G. Martin. The money was turned over to the court after adverse claims were filed.
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Dorothy Snelson
47Th Judicial District Court of Texas
Sid Harper
Clarence William
Bruce Hill
Annie Corrine Loved
H. G. Martin
Convicted killer cited in Globe-News reward offer
The Globe-News reported a reward on May 30 1944 soon after the conviction of Frank Graves for a brutal knife slaying. Mrs Snelson was found nearly decapitated near her home at 412 East Twenty fourth. An electric discharge from lightning far exceeds a storage battery.
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Snelson
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