Russia and Evatt Clash Over Spanish Case at U N
At the United Nations Security Council Russia and Australia Britain and Poland clashed over Spain. Evatt pressed a draft resolution opposing Franco while Gromyko denounced proposals as foolish. Delegates voted 9 to 2 to consider Evatt's measure first as Lange and Polish options diverged on language and timing.
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Gromyko
Castillo Najera
Gromyka
Oscar Lange
Alexander Cadogan
Russia
Evatt
Gromykoing
Arkady Sobolev
Sobolev
Poland
United Kingdom
Austria
Britain
Cadogan
Lange
Spain
General Assembly
Council
Assembly
War Dead Roll Call Note With Roster Fragments
A clipped lines paragraph lists soldiers continued from page DL Lt Wilbur E McGee T-Set Stephen V Medling Jr First Lt Herbert M Thomas and Pvt Linus A Wiegenstein Died of wounds Pyot Robert J Hirschvogel Set Charles L Johnson S-Sat Otto J Lutz Second Lt William qc Sanders and T-5 Erman W Schneider
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Page
Wilbur E.mcgee
T-Set
Stephen V. Medling Jr
Herbert M. Thomas
Linus A. Wiegenstein
Robert J. Hirschvogel
Charles L. Johnson
Otto J. Lutz
William Qc. Sanders
T-5
Erman W. Schneider
War on stowaways as numbers grow in New York
Immigration officials launched an intensive drive against stowaways, with 160 prisoners believed to be aboard Ellis Island, the largest number held at once. The crackdown follows two girls slipping ashore from an army transport and three seamen charged with aiding them. The Hinera Vulcania and Queen Mary were cited as recent sources of stowaways.
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New York
Ellis Island
Immigration Department
Hinera Vulcania
Mediterranean
Queen Mary
Better Parents Emphasize Treating Children as Individuals
A discussion urged parents to see children as learning individuals rather than playthings. Miss Momyer stressed the goal of earning a child’s love and balancing parent roles with being a person and spouse. Attendees from Osage County and Cole County shared reviews and listed local club participants and leaders.
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Momyer
Osage County
Nellie Crouch
Charles Herick
Westphalia
Henry Schoenauter
Argyle
Paul Plassmeyer
Otto Rehagen
Cole County
Joe Erhart
Harmony
Omar Marr
Schumate Chapel
A. G. Thompson
Osage
James Wunderlick
Candiey McPherson
Hone
Pearl Glover
Oscar Abbott
T. L. Glover
Clem Bruemmer
Happy Hour
al Markway
Aurelia Klueg
Meat Shortage Persists Amid Price Control Fears
New York reports tighter meat supply as lockers keep meat, illegal markets run dry, and officials await price controls on meat and dairy. Industry spokesmen foresee U.S. relief next week once policy decisions are made, while some producers withhold livestock pending the outcome. A packer spokesman warns continued OPA control could widen the black market. Several expect fewer cattle shipments next week as farmers pasture stock.
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New York
OPA
Cycle Rider Injured In Montrose Collision
Piedmont Missouri June 26 AP Medford Webb 21 war veteran seriously hurt when his motorcycle collided with an automobile on a street yesterday. The motorcycle caught fire and was burned.
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Piedmont
Medford Webb
Dulle Memorial: Mrs Annie Bruns Dulle Dies in Columbia
Mrs Annie Bruns Dulle, 74, longtime Jefferson City native, died yesterday at her Columbia home after 15 years ill. She married Lawrence J. Dulle in 1907 and was linked to J. B. Bruns and Co. Survivors include her husband, one sister, four children, and seven grandchildren. Funeral will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church, Columbia, with burial there.
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Lawrence J. Dulle
Jefferson City
George Knollmeyer
West High Street
Columbia
Dulle
J. B. Bruns
Lawrence Dulle
Annie Bruns
Retired Carpenter Dies at Hospital
Henry J. Schriefer, 72, a retired carpenter, died at St. Mary's hospital after a year long illness. Born October 17, 1874 in Jefferson City, he lived in Meta for many years and later with his son at 1915 Chicago Road. He and his wife Gesina Mueller Schriefer married in 1906. she died March 21, 1937. Survived by son Alfred, daughter Mrs Anton Schulen berg, sister Mrs J C Peighter, brother Ben Schriefer, and six grandchildren.
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Henry J. Schriefer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
Schriefer
Meta
Alfred F. Schriefer
Chicago Road
Ma Grried
Gesina Mueller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bathtown
Anton Schulenberg
Huntington
Ben Schriefer
Higginsville
Forced To Wed in London Annulment Suit Arouses
ROCKFORD ILL June 26 AP Leslie Moore 26 a furniture plant worker sues in circuit court for annulment of his London marriage alleging forced by military officers March 2 1945 to marry Joan L Marshall mother of a three month old child He says he had not been in England more than 12 months and has not lived with his wife or the baby since their arrival here last March Red Cross and later his parents care for them Mrs Moore 18 Moore cites military records showing his unit the 12th army corps could not have been in England more than a year before the wedding
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Rockford, Ill
Leslie Moore
London
Europe
Joan L. Marshall
England
Moore
Red Cross
12Th Army Corps
Relief for the Whole Family's Heat Rashes
Reliava baby's prickly heat and diaper rash with Lise Mexiana medicated powder that soothes sting burn and smart of minor skin irritations common in hot weather. A family favorite for over 40 years, with savings in larger sizes and broad year round uses.
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Reliava
Army Dead And War Department Draft Casualties
The War Department reported the Selective Service system showed broad participation with only three counties lacking casualties King Texas Esmeralda Nevada and Yellowstone National Park Wyoming. Highest county losses were Cook Chicago 9723 Los Angeles 6674 Kings Brooklyn 5841 New York City 16112, with city totals for San Francisco Philadelphia Baltimore and St. Louis given where applicable.
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War Department
King
Texas
Esmeralda
Nevada
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Cook
Chicago
Ill
Los Angeles
Cal
Kings
Brooklyn
New York City
Bronx
New York
Manhattan
Queens
Richmond
Staten Island
San Francisco
Calif
Philadelphia
Penn
Baltimore, Md
St. Louis
Brigadier General Sues Congressman for Defamation
Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdridge and 11 Veterans League of America members sue Rep. John E. Rankin for 650000 in federal court in Washington. Claims include Rankin calling Holdridge a crackpot and crazy and labeling the league a Communist front taking orders from Moscow.
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Washington
Herbert C. Holdridge
Veterans League of America Today
John E. Rankin
Miss
Rankin
District of Columbia
Holdridge
League
Capitol
Veterans League
Moscow
3 Million Tourists Expected in Ozarks
Tulsa advertising executive Oscar Payne told the Tulsa Advertising Federation that about 3,000,000 tourists will spend over 80 million dollars this year in Ozark resort areas. His agency handles national ads for the Ozark Playgrounds Association, and he said the tourist trade is big business expected to benefit surrounding areas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ozarks
Oscar Payne
Tax Gay
Tulsa Advertising Federation
Payne
Ozark Playgrounds Association
Ozark
Ban on Dogs After 7 Children Bitten in East Prairie
East Prairie Missouri officials order all dogs immunized or impounded after seven children are bitten. Pas teur treatment given to 17 persons, mostly children, as a dog attack prompts action. A second incident near Anniston leaves two more children requiring care after a dog was killed.
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East Prairie
Mississippi County
Anniston
Five in Another Are Killed After Bite Treatment
According to May, five in another are being killed only after he had bitten given the treatment after being other animals, according to Ernest Scott.
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May
Ernest Scott
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Washington Park
God Fellows
Carter
Cortar
L. J. Dulle
Carpenter
Sues
Atlas Materials Company
Singer Sewing Machine CO
W. High
Mitzi
Bellans
Crosstown
Weatherby’s
Wischmeier and
Opel
Everglaze
Solid Cole
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