Agrarian Reform Debated in Peron Government Plan
Argentina aims to use idle land and attract adaptable immigration to boost agricult ure, with 14 million people and a goal of rational land division. The program envisions subdividing large tracts and releasing government idle land to house agricultural workers’ families while screening immigrants.
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Buenos Aires
Juan CD. Peron
Argentina
Labor Party
Peron
Ene Aro Cooke
New York
Italy
Spain
Eire
Terminal Leave Pay Passes House
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill paying past and present enlisted personnel for furlough time not received in service. It sets two and a half days of monthly furlough with a 120 day cashable cap, payments based on discharge base pay plus at least 70 cents per day. About 15,000,000 service members could receive roughly $250 on average.
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Washington
House
Senate
Japs Lock Out Boss Keep Profits Going
In Tokyo a chemical plant run by Mitsubishi workers since March 1 remains under union control. Five hundred thirty employees have not seen an official since then, profit sharing has begun, and pay demands are high. The union chair Tadatoshi Ozaki leads the operation, reporting March profits of 1.7 million yen and April profits of 240 thousand yen.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mitsubishis
Workers Bank
Tadatoshi Ozaki
Seyss-Inquart Admits Favoring Jews as Enemy Aliens
Former Netherlands commissioner Arthur Seyss-Inquart testified at the war crimes court that he favored treating European Jews as enemy aliens and segregating them in camps. He recalled Hitler 1943 plans to remove Jews from Europe and said he believed Jews menaced German war aims though he denied intent to exterminate. Also reported a quarry accident in Missouri where Cecil Keithley, 36, was crushed to death by falling rock.
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Mernberg
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
War Crimes Court
Seyss-Inquart
Netherlands
Holland
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Europe
Troy
Cecil Keithley
Here
Angry Case Bill veto sparks partisan split in Congress
The veto drew praise from labor unions led by AFL chief William Green and Sen Pepper, while Rep Case and Sen Byrd condemned it as a tragedy. The party vote to override ran 159 Republicans to 96 Democrats, with 15 Republicans and a few Democrats dissenting. Backers vow a new push to enact similar legislation despite Truman’s call for a long range study.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pepper
D-Fla
Rep
Case
RSD
Congress
Byrd
D-Va
Death Toll to 17 In Dubuque Fire
A badly burned unidentified man was found with a charred prayer book, raising the Dubuque Canfield hotel fire death toll to 17. The Red Cross said 13 hotel guests named on the register were still unaccounted for, down from 24, with four of the dead still unidentified.
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Dubuque
Canfield
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Senators Warn on Prolonging Session
Two senators urged faster action to avoid a July working session. Sen. Roy D. Miller of Columbia asked for more time for his appropriations committee while Sen. H. R. Williams of Cassville warned that lacking members may force a July adjournment and a possible short fall session next autumn. Legislative leaders had set July 1 as adjournment.
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Roy D. Miller
Columbia
Appropriations Committee
Sen
H. R. Williams
Cassville
Giuseppe Romita
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Supreme Court of Cassation
Umberto
Viminale Palace
Piazza del Popolo
Romita
Forestry Measure Sent to Senate
The House passed a forestry bill by 100 to 3 and sent it to the Senate. It would designate forest crop lands to protect against fire and prohibit timber cutting or provide partial tax relief during grazing periods, under state conservation oversight.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Missouri
State Conservation Commission
Bangs Disease Test To Be Made In Cole County
Extension agent Clyde Brown announced that Dr. C E Richardson a state veterinary with the Bureau of Animal Industry will visit Cole County the week of June 24 to test cattle for Bangs disease farmers may leave their names at the county extension office for testing Stadium is the Latin form of the Greek word for a standard of length.
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Clyde Brown
C. E. Richardson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Plaintiff in Fulton slander suit heard in Callaway Court
Miss Marcella Frank 28 sues Paul Herring for $18,000 alleging he tied her name to Hulen Henderson a Negro taxi driver in remarks to Mrs Virginia Crockett and Mrs Annie Anthony and her son Omer. She testified she knew Henderson only by occupation.
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Fulton, Mas
Marcella Frank
Paul Herring
Hulen
Cellamy Henderson
W. M. Dinwiddie
Miss Frank
Fulton High School
William Woods College
Herring
Virginia Crocket
Annie
Red
Grain Dealers Plea for Unified Market and Public Service
The speaker urged cooperation between organized business and organized agriculture to preserve the American system. He argued that services to the public would be cheaper if producers, processors, and handlers work together to supply the right amounts and qualities of goods where needed.
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Stenner
Rivers and Harbors Battle By Rails
Washington June 11 Proponents of rivers and harbors legislation brace for a railroads fight to cut 750 million from a one billion bill Rail spokesmen challenge canalization of the Red River backwater in Louisiana and oppose the 116 million Tennessee Tombigbee waterway Rail groups say waterways are not cheap transport and tax funded for favored shippers opponents focus on Cumberland River and Illinois Waterway projects awaiting Senate action
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Washington
Heniry N. Roberts
Association of American Railroads
Senate Commerce Committee
Red River
Louisiana
House
Senate
Tenn
Illinois
Ill
Bracelet Recovered From Capitol Park Robbery
John Morris of 815 West Main turned over a bracelet to police late yesterday. Officers believe the item was stolen from Miss Hilda Irvin in a robbery at Capitol Park Monday night. Irvin said the bracelet is of sentimental value though not valuable.
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John Morris
West Main
Hilda Irvin
Capitol Park
Mokane Banker John S. Miller Dies at 93
John Samuel Miller a well known Mokane banker and lumber dealer died at 93 at his home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Mokane Christian Church where he had been a member for eighty years. He was born in New Haven and had lived in Callaway county long. Survived by wife and three children Mary Grace Paul and Elton Miller.
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Futon, Mo
John Samuel Miller
Mokane
Bride Declares Self A Bride Who Stands Firm
A 19 year old bride faces criticism with confidence saying she has no intention of conforming to others ideas. Letters to the couple include a Detroit woman proud of being a Kentucky belle offering new hope to the union. The bride rejects fashionable attire and a trip to New York, insisting she remains true to herself despite pressure.
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Detroit
Kentucky
New York
Postal Clerks Select Capital for Convention
Jefferson City will host the state convention of Postal Clerks and auxiliaries next year after a Springfield gathering. Strand Lamb of the local post office was chosen as a state delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee on August 19. Jefferson City officials attending included Mr and Mrs Theodore Engelbrecht Mr and Mrs Harold Kaufmann Mr and Mrs Straud Lamb Mrs Herbert Burlhaw Mr and Mrs Carl Kelsey Mr and Mrs Roy Henley and Leonard Deucheck. Mrs Engelbrecht serves as state secretary and treasurer for the women's auxiliary.
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Jefferson City
Springfield
Strand Lamb
Milwaukee
Wis
Theodore Engelbrecht
Harold Kaufmann
Straud Lamb
Herbert Burlhaw
Carl Kelsey
Roy Henley
Leonard Deucheck
Engelbrecht
Women’s Auxiliary
Farm Risk Board To Hear AFBF Advisor
Ten members of the Missouri Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. board meet in Jefferson City for a regular quarterly session. John Casey of the American Farm Bureau Federation will address the meeting. Executive committee men will receive reports from local groups statewide on Thursday. Prison escapees captured. $50 reward offered.
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Missouri Farm Bureau Mutual. Insurance Co
Jefferson City
John Casey
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Church Farm
Chester Ware
Johnny Goans
Lupus
Louis Rackers
Rackers
Power That Knowledge Gives Reveals Health Wealth
Edwin J. Dingle, once near death in tropical fevers, claims a mystic power learned in Forbidden Tibet cures health problems, defeats poverty, and grants wealth. He offers a free 9,000 word treatise through The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles, urging prompt requests as limited copies exist.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Cal
USES Turned Back to States Next October
Details from a House appropriations panel propose returning the United States Employment Service to state control on October 1, 1946, conflicting with President Truman’s request to maintain USES as a federal agency through July 1, 1947. The bill also outlines funding for the Labor Department and federal security programs, including substantial allocations for old age and dependent child aid and public health efforts.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
United States Employment Service
Truman
Congress
House
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Budget Bureau
Children’s Bureau
Public Health Service
Jobs Found for Disabled Veterans in Missouri
U S Employment offices in Missouri placed 222 disabled war veterans last month. Will S. Denham, USES director, said 160 were employed through the agency in April, with overall placements rising slightly but continue to decline for able veterans. Total job applicants remain 5,824. A stray line mentions baldness cures from ancient Egypt using animal fat.
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U. S
Missouri
Will S. Denham
Denham
USES
Runaways Held For Their Parents
Sedalia youths Marshall Whiteman and Ivan Mabry ages 12 and 14 were picked up on Highway 50 East and admitted running away to seek fame in St Louis. Mabry slept on a police station bench while Whiteman faced questioning, and six youths were arrested for shooting fireworks overnight.
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Marshall Whiteman
Ivan Mabry
Sedalia
Whiteman
Mabry
Snyder Confirmed Treasury Secretary by Senate
Washington June 11 AP The Senate confirmed John W. Snyder as Secretary of the Treasury by voice vote without objection. He succeeds Fred M. Vinson who has been nominated to be Chief Justice of the United States.
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Snyder
Washington
Senate Today
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Rugtice
United States
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Friden Calculators
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Madison
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Chatham
Rose
Dad
Dallmeyer
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Parker Pen & Pencil
Waterman
Waldermer Chain
Kingsman Toiletries
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Pevesnier
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