U S Embassy Must Move In Moscow
The United States embassy must vacate its building near the Kremlin as the Moscow authorities will not renew the $62,500 annual lease beyond December 31. The Foreign Ministry’s Office for Serving the Diplomatic Corps said it was seeking a new site, with the current Mokhovaya Street building to be taken over by Moscow University. The move removes a prime viewing point for Red Square parades.
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Kremlin
Diplomatic Corps
Foreign Ministry
Mokhovaya Street
Moscow University
U.S
Red Square
MacArthur
Korea
Europe
Western
Republican Party
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Collision Damages Put At Two Million On Highway Crash
A Dunn Benson highway crash involving a tractor trailer carrying airplane engines caused damage estimates up to 2 million dollars. Truck driver Albert Gano of Hollis New York was ejected as his gas tank exploded. the car was burned beyond use after he attempted to pass the smaller truck driven by C L Barbour of Benson. State Patrolman Dave Matthews commented on the danger of the explosion.
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Dave Matthews
Gano
C. L. Barbour
Benson
Stock List New York Stocks and Prices
New York stock list shows varied prices and percent changes for companies including American Tel & Tel at 15.4, Coca Cola 60s, Chrysler 47.7, Dupont 88, Dow Chemical 117, and many others across manufacturing, energy, and utilities sectors. Notable performers include American Can, American Smelt & Ref, and Continental Can with double digit gains, while utilities like Consolidated Edison and Atlantic Refinery show mid range.
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Adams Express
Sessesseees
Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
T's
Allis Chalmers Mfg
American
American Car & Fdy
iAmerican Foreign
American Power & Lt
American Rad & St S
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Armour & CO
Atchison, Top & SF
Cecsee
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refinery
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Avco Manufacturing
Baldwin E Lima
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Stee
Borden Company
Briggs Manufacturing
Budd Company
Burlington Mills
Burroughs
Calumet & Hector
Canada Dry
Coseesceesesee
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power & Lt
Case J Ll
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corp
Esseeceees
Champion Paper & File
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola Oc
Columbia Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor Sesecessses
Continental
Curtis Wright
Davison Chemical
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
MacArthur Rallies GOP With Speech
General Douglas MacArthur addresses the Republican crowd urging a united front against perceived socialist and communist threats. He criticizes Democratic policy on business, taxation, and foreign affairs while urging a peacetime, secure stance and a strong collective defense.
Economist predicts national economic stability in coming years
Dr Earl L Butz head of Purdue agricultural economics told Carolina Bankers Conference in Chapel Hill that the nation will reach stability in the next few years regardless of the November presidential choice. He said prices will fluctuate normally as business shifts to consumer brand choices.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Earl L. Butz
Department of
Agricultural Economics
Purdue University
University of North Carolina
Perrin Oliver
Purina Ralston Co
South
Oliver
Four Die In Beechcraft Crash In Virginia
A Beechcraft single engine plane crashed near Manassas Virginia killing four people including John David Eshelman 30 manager of the Eshelman and Sons Mill Sanford North Carolina his wife Mollie Blalock Eshelman 30 and two other men George H Rittenhour 48 of Lancaster Pennsylvania pilot and John Musser 53 of Sullivan Island South Carolina a salesman for the Eshelman company. The Civil Aeronautics Administration is investigating. The crash occurred as the plane descended through foul weather at about 2000 feet.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Today
Sanford
N.C
Prince William
T.D. Wheeling
Wheeling
John David Eshelman
Eshelman and Sons
Mollie Blalock Eshelman
George H. Rittenhour
Lancaster
John Musser
Sullivan Island
S.C
The
Eshelman Company
High Point Women Finish Line In Air Race
The 2700 mile all women transcontinental air race nears its end at Teterboro Airport New Jersey with sixteen of thirty entrants already landed. Officials expect all planes to finish by tomorrow when the winner is named. Solo flyers include Geraldyn Cobb Lois Bartling Doris Langher and Zona King.
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N. J
Santa Ana
Calif
Doris Bacret
Bing Crosby
Elko, Nev
Helen McIntosh
Las Vegas
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Hackensack
Mary M. Anderson
Hasbrouck Heights
Claire Hale
Betty Lambert
San Diego
Betty Gillies
Barbara London
Long Beach
Louis Smith
High Point
N. C
Burnette Spencer
Trinity
Evely Bryan
Jefferson City
Tenn
Patricia Byrne
Morristown
Shirley A. Blocki
Martha Baechle
Geraldyn M. Cobb
Ponca City
Okla
Lois Bartling
Doris Langher
Chicago
Zona King
Wilbur Peeble Reports GOP Convention Speeds Up
Wilbur Peeble writes from Chicago detailing a fast moving Republican convention with rival factions, uncommitted delegates, and humorous observations of Taft Eisenhower Stassen and McArthur campaign buttons amid party chaos. He notes inflated costs, a night club visit, and asks his wife for funds.
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America
Trellis Mae
Chicago
Taft
Eisenhower
Ike
Warren
Stassen
MacArthur
Harry
Yale
Supreme Court
Convention
Eisenhower Bubbles After His First Round Victory
Eisenhower, upbeat after a convention victory, urges supporters to unite and push back Taft with a plan to campaign across states including Missouri and California. His aides say Taft lacks enough delegates to secure the nomination on an early ballot, boosting Ike's morale as party harmony is urged for a fall fight.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Missouri
Theeneral
Party Armony
Eisenhower
First English Dog Show Held on June 28 1859
A historical note records the first dog show taking place in England on June 28 1859. The event marks an early public display of purebred dogs and the evolution of competitive canine exhibitions.
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