Acheson to Spur Texans for Foreign Policy Support
Secretary of State Acheson travels to Texas to rally support for U.S. foreign policy following Truman’s Missouri address. He will outline a tough stance against Soviet aggression and underscore continued aid and measures beyond the Marshall Plan to maintain Western strength and economic health.
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Acheson
Washington
Texas
U. S
Truman
Missouri
Russia
Dallas
Congress
London
Soviet Peace Orbit Seen Road to War
COLORADO SPRINGS June 11 The possibility of a Soviet peace group opposing the United Nations could heighten the risk of war according to Sir Beneger Rau president of the UN Security Council He noted the Russian walkouts over Nationalist China and discussed a proposed 10 point plan for 50 years of peace He added the Indian delegate recovering from Mayo Clinic surgery in Rochester said the UN might not be a success but hoped for the best and expected to return to Lake Success to lead the Security Council later this month if health permits
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Colorado Springs
Colo
United Nations
Beneger Rau
UN Security Council
Security Council
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Ming
Rau
Lake Success
Year s Production Of Sugar Expected To Set New Mark
World sugar production is forecast to reach a record 37.0 billion short tons raw value this season, 2 percent above the prewar average. The forecas t is 4 percent higher than last fall, with Cuba, the United States, Britain’s West Indies, Java, Canada and several European and South American nations reporting larger crops.
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Agriculture Department
Austria
Belgium
Den
Hungary
Italy
Poland
Russia
Netherlands
France
Germany
Spain
China
India
Rhonda Fleming Announces Free Career Path
Rhonda Fleming reveals she has negotiated her release from a long term contract with David O. Selznick. The red haired actress will now guide her career independently after eight years tied to the producer.
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Selznick
Berlin Mayor vows full punishment for vandalism
Berlin Mayor Friedrich Ebert announced to the public prosecutor that acts of vandalism against Jewish cemeteries will be punished with full force. The statement comes amid rising concern over anti Jewish damage in the city during June.
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Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Theirberlin
Cemeteria
Deer on Store Roof Interrupts Shopping
A deer leaped from an embankment onto a South Broadway store roof in Yonkers injuring itself. It then collapsed onto a parked car, died after being helped down, as police arrived to investigate the unusual incident.
Wreck Spoils Plans For Double Wedding In Lewes
A fatal crash near Lewes derailed a double wedding planned for next Saturday. Dorothy Elzey 24 and Oscar Collins 22 were killed. Patricia Purse 23 and Floyd Cantrell 23 were hospitalized in Beebe with serious injuries.
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Det
Delaware
Dorothy Elzey
University of Pittsburgh
Oscar Collins
Pennsylvania Military College
Patricia Purse
Floyd & Cantrell
Beebe Hospital
Miss Purse
Cantrell
Russia Expected To Snub Lie Plan In Walkout Today
Lake Success June 11 Russia is expected to boycott Lie's 10 point peace proposal at the United Nations technical assistance conference. Lie, under pressure from Cominform nations, says no invitation to nonmembers and Chinese Nationalists will participate. Poland presses for invitation to Communist China as governments loyal to LAN respond.
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Tryeve
Lie
U. N
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Byuman
Attlee
Bidavit
Save-The-U. N
China
General Assembly
LAN
Hearing Set Today in A Spy Ring Case
Philadelphia chemist Harry Gold faces a hearing in U S District Court as authorities seek to move him to Brooklyn for charges tied to wartime espionage. The 31-year-old researcher may plead guilty, but approval from the U S attorney is required. He is alleged to have delivered atomic bomb secrets to Klaus Fuchs.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
Gold
U.S. District Court
James P. McGranery
Brooklyn
U. S
Philadelphia General ‘Hospital
Hassia
Klaus Fuchs
Mysterious Slaying of Conn Traveler Found in Camden Sewer
Albert Walkley of Bridgeport Connecticut was found battered in a Camden sewer ditch after a bus stop lunch near Philadelphia. He disappeared with two companions Harold Olan and Salvatore Collora. seventy dollars remained in his pockets. Walkley leaves a wife Bertha two daughters and five grandchildren.
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Camden
N. J. Sune Ti
Albert Walkley
Briggeport
Conn
Washington
Bridgeport
Harold Olan
Salvatore Collora
Walkley
Bertha
Sewer Ditch
Air Force tests X-4 in desert wind tunnel experiment
The Air Force uses Edwards desert skies as an outdoor wind tunnel to study the X-4 aircraft. Northrop crews completed 18 months of testing and Gen. Albert Boyd announced acceptance of two X-4s. Charles Tucker, Northrop pilot, flew the aircraft and Capt. Chuck Yeager will add flight time before NACA’s John H. Griffith leads the main research phase.
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Cal
Air Force
Desert Sky
Edwards Air Force
Northrop
Albert Boyd
Charles Tucker
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Griffith
Detroit Man Plunges From 32nd-Floor Room To Death
Chicago June 11 a Detroit man Lew Smith 58 was found dead after falling from a 32nd floor Morrison Hotel room window police recovered a revolvers license cash and fur merchant business cards from his clothing. No witnesses reported seeing him jump and the body was found on a lower roof. Hotel records show he registered Saturday afternoon.
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Chicago
Morrison
Lews Smith
Detroit
Avivers
Oil Well Blowout Kills Geologist at Texas Field
A Texas oil well explosion killed geologist Jack Morris Bristow, 26, of Monahans as flames 600 feet high burned for hours after gas ignition. The blowout occurred near Big Spring with a 452 crew cementing the well. nearby wells were not believed in immediate danger.
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Tex
Jack Morris Bristow
Monahans
Ges
Bristow
Houston
Smuts Spends Happier Day Amid Illness in South Africa
Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts, long ill with pneumonia, enjoyed a calmer day with family as doctors said Saturday was more troubled. He collapsed Saturday after falling ill May 28 during Union celebrations of his birthday.
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Junaniraa Sun
Souln
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Tito Toughens Tone as Yugoslavia Defies Moscow
Two years after the split with the Soviet bloc, Tito and Yugoslavia push back against Moscow. Belgrade radio mocks Russia and its satellites while asserting independence and a freer, more defiant socialist path.
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Russia
Yugoslavia
Leon Trotsky
Belgrade
Nist
Tito
Fsia
Ruse
Bulgaria
Radio
Nen
Utica Newsman Named Gannett Chain Editor
Vincent S. Jones executive editor of The Utica Observer Dispatch and the Utica Press was named director of the news and editorial office of Gannett Newspapers. Appointment is effective immediately and he will assist L R Blenhard, general executive editor of the Gannett chain. Jones also takes on the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle editorship.
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N. Y
Vincent S. Jones
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Utica Press
Inday
Gannett
Jones
Assis L. RB. Blenshard
Rochester Demmecrst & Chronicle
Bushman the Gorilla Remains on Sick List
CHICAGO June 13 Bushman the gorilla of Lincoln Park Zoo remained on the sick list today. He showed less pronounced paralysis symptoms than earlier and moved little. After a night he sat up and scratched his head while trainer Eddie Robinson offered a medicated breakfast of fruit and milk soaked bread. Bushman ate part of it then moved to a back corner and closed his eyes.
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Bushman
Lincoln Park Zoo
Eddie Robinson
Isy Jan
Gazette Want Ad Information and Notices Summary
Classified text covers withdrawals by foreign corporations, estate claims and probate notices in Kanawha County West Virginia, public sale notices, and motor carrier hearing. Names include J P Mel, Charles P McCabe, Perry Bunt, Gertrude Shiltz, Gordon Howe, Guida Lewis Forren, John Arter, and various banks. Dates range 1950s, with sale and filing deadlines and court actions noted.
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Gazette
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Raoms
S.ee
Bertlusysis
Oklahoma
West Vire
Secretary of State For
Gordon W. Howe
Montid Degally
Cheyiestan
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West Winginis
Sherwlether
Charles F. McCare
County of
Kanawha
Greditora
Gertrude J. Shiltz
Nia
Charleston
West Virginia
Wader
Charles P. McCabe
Compilssionss
Accownta
Knoxede
Perry Bunt
Perry Hobl
Dalon
Mand Hs
Jake
Alt Ptah
J. Hornor Davis
Guida Lewis Forren
Union Building
West Vireginls
Hornor Davis
Keanaghs County
Roth
John
Arter
Tan John
Union Basining
City of Charleston
Virginia
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Meir
Kenawha
Ford
Midway Mater Sales
St. Alans
G.C
J. G. Post
Cate
Associates Discount Corporation
Wheat Branch
Mmi
Public & Tien
Ope
Dodge, Motor
Seria
Midway Motor Buses
St. Albans
West Varginis
Mase Wilder
Pale Associates Miscaunt Corporation
Pontiac
Discount Corporation
EAT NG
Stude
Ana
Inn
Lowing
Beckley’ Motor Company
Beckley
W. Va
Tersey Corporation
State OF West Virginia
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Domestinns Court
Kanawaa
Betty Jane Tipton
Bradford
Tipton
Clore
Kay
Casto
Amos
Land Bradford
Mion
Kunewha County
Kay, Costa & Ams
Charleston National Bank Ride
Kanawin County
Deere of
Martin C. Rowles
Dameslip Hotellung Court
Kewhe County
M.C. Cabe
Capitol
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Uni i Ciyae
Epa
Coatract
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Aorniher
Morewet Oil
Kenawhe County
Nears Fork Coal Company
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Carte
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Margeret Laouine McComas
Rey S. Lamm, Jr
Pauline Busing
Alice Robinson
McClinnie Robinson
Nelle Hasér
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Ray A. Pauley
Raymond E Pauler
Clyde H. Smith
Harold Lyos Swith
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Bessie Taylor Gray
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Docruse
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Laura Buddeth
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Earl William T Riddletop
Josephine C. Lilly
Alfred &. Lilix
Sandra Lee Lynch
National Bank of Commerce Guardien
James Walter Joseph
Mas H. McCavatl
Emma C. Hamer
Nanaxha Benkiog
Forest Ludwick’ Garrison
Hone Dale Parren
Raymond L. Farret
Mabel Caincross
Robert Bruce Caincross
Bessis Edith Mullins
Virgie L. Collrol
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Jesse Bowe
Iona No Charnock
David C. Amey
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National Bank of Camamerce
Tie
Edward Hess
Carles P. McCabe
Accose Kanawhe County
West Voirginia
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Raymond Cite Coal and Transportation Company
Tipple
Kanawhe Gray Company
Mate Tereto
Clyde C. Eflin
C. Wells
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Sete
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Enos Bruins
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Trustes
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