Young Women Board Caronia Before Queen Mary Departure
Four Memphis women were the first passengers to board the liner Caronia in New York as the Queen Mary sailed. They declined a pier photo, though their tickets showed a later sailing. Cunard arranged for them to sail on the Carolina later the same day. The group includes Elizabeth Haaga, Elizabeth Sledge, Martha McNulty, and Mrs Mae Walsh.
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Soldiers Fire Shots Over Demonstrators
Seoul reports mounting protests over a looming truce with crowds in Pusan and Seoul. U S soldiers fired 10 to 15 carbines over youths heads in Pusan to clear a vehicle convoy, later questioned by military police. Veterans in Seoul urged restraint and a orderly government led process.
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Benson Calls For A Poll Of Farmers
Washington June 13 U S Secretary of Agriculture Benson called for a grassroots poll of farmers on how to address declining farm income shrinking exports and mounting crop surpluses. He named the American Farm Bureau Federation the National Grange and the National Farmers Union to conduct the poll from July 1 to December 31.
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Burglary at Roseville Furniture Store Ends Without Theft
Roseville Furniture Exchange owner reports a burglar entered the shop, prepared a snack in a model kitchen, napped on a bed, and shaved before leaving with no items stolen. Police investigated the odd break‑in at the Roseville location.
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Lions Clubbers To Roar Into Asheville For State Convention
About 2,200 North Carolina Lions Club delegates gather in Asheville for the 31st annual convention at the George Vanderbilt Hotel. International President Edgar M. Elbert will speak, John L. Stickley of Charlotte is expected to be endorsed for third vice president, and district governors will present progress reports across three days.
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Thieves Miss The Loot
In Dallas a New York salesman W F Stewart reported his car stolen. The rear trunk held imported lingerie and linens valued at 100000 dollars. Police recovered the car two days later and Stewart found the merchandise untouched.
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Guide dog P-Lash becomes honorary Pueblo musicians member
In Pueblo Colorado P L ash a guide dog is made an honorary member of the Pueblo Musicians Association. The dog accompanies Leon Dudiey a blind pianist and orchestra leader.
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