British Plan Activity to Seat Red China in UN
London reports Britain shaping to back Red China seat in United Nations as Trygve Lie leads a campaign to end the Soviet led boycott. Bevin endorses recognition for Peiping. vote prospects hinge on Geneva talks and shifting support from France and Egypt. The United States will abstain but not veto a majority decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
United Nations
U.N
Trygve Lie
Russia
U. S
Lie
Lake Success
Europe
Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Britain
Peiping
Chiang Kai-Shek
Red China
Save The-U.n
Washington
Paris
Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Security Council
Council
India
Yugoslavia
France
Egypt
United States
Near-Record Pork Supplies Predicted
The Agriculture Department forecast points to near record pork supplies for fall and winter, with prices down from summer peaks. It estimates the 1940 spring pig crop at 60,079,000 head, up 3 percent from 58,426,000. Also noted, Mesquite and Utah Juniper trees show usefulness as fence posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wnear-Record
Agriculture Department
Department
Utah
Margueritte Brace Runs Away Over Tonsils
Margueritte Brace, nine, fled from Cabinni hospital after being told her tonsils must come out. Her father notified police that Margueritte was missing with related medical plans. She later called to say she had taken a taxi home and did not want the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margueritte Brace
Mother Cabinni Hospital
George
Margueritte
Traffic Accident Brings $10 Fine
Lawrence McPike, 32, of 404 East McCarty street, was fined 1 1/2 cents in police court after pleading guilty to careless and reckless driving. He was driving 35 mph on McCarty Street when he hit a light pole at Lafayette and McCarty as he failed to turn south into Lafayette. Notations say he admitted going too fast to make the turn. In a separate accident Tuesday night, Joe Cloren, 17, of 605 Marshall, was arrested for running a stop sign after a collision with Roy Ward, 50, of 306 Clay street, on Dunklin Street near Highway 50. Ward’s car sustained damage to its left door. Cloren’s right front fender was damaged. Police estimated total damage at $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
McCarty Street
McePike
McCarty
Lafayette
McCarty Streets
McPike
Joe Cloren
Marshall
Cloren
Dunklin Street
Dunkin
Highway 50
Roy J. Ward
Clay Street
Claren
Ward
Scruggs Seeks Passport for Pakistan Trip
Lincoln University president Scruggs applied for a passport yesterday in the federal district court office here in preparation for a proposed trip to Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scruggs
Sherman JD. Scruggs
Lincoln University
Federal District Court
Pakistan
Ragland reveals 1948 Missouri campaign fund records
Ragland displayed records of two Democratic campaign funds from the 1948 Missouri elections and kept Smith’s primary fund private without governor approval. As director of the Division of Mental Diseases he said the materials cover general and primary campaigns, with about $60,000 in the state committee fund and $4,412 in the Smith fund. The CIO unions reportedly contributed around $50,000 to Missouri campaigns in 1948. Ragland would release any Smith fund records if ordered by the state committee and noted Missouri law only requires showing expenditures and their purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Ragland
Missouri
Forrest Smith
Ragland
Division of Mental Diseases
Anineten
Laapeds
Smith
Lice J
Democratic ‘State Committee
John
Hendrew
State Committee
Ray Edlund
Kansas City
St. Louis
William Molasky
CIO
Smith Smith
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jasper county campaign funds linked to cash handed to Ragland
Ragland testified he received $2,000 in cash from Molasky that was not placed in any fund. He recalled $2,000 in cash came from Hendren and put in his desk box. About $1,700 was later turned over to Jasper County Democratic committee members Don Adamson and others for general campaign use. Hendren said $1,700 went to the Jasper county committees with the rest for miscellaneous expenses. A note adds the Supreme Court Chambers in Washington holds 315 seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragland
Molasky
Hendren
Héndren
Cyders
Jasper County
Democratic Committee
Don Adamson
Webb City
Jasper County Committee
Lutkewitte and Goodin to Attend Missouri League Meeting
Mayor Lawrence Lutkewitte and City Attorney John Goodin will attend a Municipal League of Missouri meeting in Mexico on June 30. Lutkewitte yesterday said municipal problems of cities comparable to Jefferson City in size will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lutkewitte
John Goodin
Municipal League of Missouri
Mexico
Lutkewitte
Jefferson City
Mayor Kemp to Lead Kansas City Speech
The mayor of Kansas City Wiliam B Kemp will be the principal speaker amid plans for a major city event. The remarks are expected to focus on local progress and civic priorities in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wiliam B. Kemp
Fowler and Holmes Families Welcome Newborns at St Marys
A girl was born yesterday at St Marys hospital to Mr and Mrs William Fowler of Linn. Mr and Mrs Bob Holmes of 32244 East High welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
William Fowler
Linn
Bob Holmes
East High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wein
West ST Louis
Municipal Opera
Seeekin
Shaw's Garden
Chuie
Cord
Comfort
Steatcar
Deuce
Parphher
Gity
Ragland Displays
Really Big Generals
Eagan Tire Service
Dunklin
Supreme Court
Ve Desoto
Phan
Iweite
Ray G
Megrath
Gen
Mgr
Abell
Goodin
Devoe
E. Bish
Bartlett’s
Peasner
Langerhans
Maberi DeLee
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Hl
Ae Ea A
Sanger
UOC
Firestone