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Opinion piece notes America's view of empire and a tin price dispute with Bolivia. Describes tin supply reliance, RFC stockpiling, price drops to 1.29 a pound, and potential Bolivian sales shift to Europe. Mentions risks from Communist influence and global market effects on housewives in the Andes region.
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W Alex
H. Washburn
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Europe
Wall ‘Street Journal
Beligian
Andes
U.S. A
Mrs Perrin Wins Arkansas State Golf Title Again
Mrs. Gordon Perrin of El Dorado clinched her fourth Arkansas women’s golf championship by defeating Mrs. Dane Harris of Hot Springs in the 1951 Riverdale Country Club final. Perrin shot 68 for 14 holes, aided by birdies on the 4th 7th and 9th, with a three up lead at nine. Harris faced soggy greens and longer putts, but Perrin’s experience secured the title after her 1944 1947 and 1950 crowns.
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Harris
Harpig
Perrin
French Elections Termed Important Briefing Statement
General Omar Bradley labeled the upcoming French elections as important during a Washington briefing. He discussed the Bygped elections next Sunday and responded to questions about his trip to Rice for talks with U S and French military leaders. Bradley also touched on Allied defense plans and a reported 8 11-division plan for Germany.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Penr Gon
Rice
U. S
Brityeigh
Tolls
Germany
Giscussop
Bradley Ald
103-Year-Old Man Quits Job in Butler
A 103-year-old man entered Puller Savings and Trust Company in Butler, Pennsylvania and quit his job with a twinkle in his eye and a log in his step. Director Wash on D. Brandon stated it was about time he stepped aside for a younger man. He is 103 years old.
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Butler
Pennsylvania
Puller, Savings and Trust Company
D. Brandon
Allied Patrols Battle Reds in Korea Mountains
Allied patrols clashed with Communist forces across eastern and central Korean mountains as United Nations units pressed offensive operations toward Kumhwa. General Van Fleet warned of a third Chinese spring offensive while rear-guard actions and heavy artillery pounded the front.
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Tokyo
Korea
Kumsong
Wong
Eighth Army
Ames A. van Fleet
Inje
Kumeong
Kumbhwa
Iron Triangle
Qohorwon
Kumlwa
Pyongyang
United Nations
Thompson
Songjin
Walke
Wastren
Kumegong
Thirteen Rail Cars Derail in Athens Alabama
Thirteen Louisville and Nashville railroad freight cars derailed and toppled down a 14 foot embankment inside Athens Alabama. The cars left the track when a journal box bearing burned out. Traffic is rerouted around Athens while the mainline is being cleared.
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Athens, Alg
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Athens
Ala
5. S. Adams
Cornersville
Tenn
L&n
Miss Truman Leaves Belgium for Luxembourg Visit
Margaret Truman completes her Belgian visit as the Belgian press hail her as friendly and charming. One paper breaks into English to call her good looking and she continues on to Luxembourg.
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Associated Press
Margaret Truman
Belgium
Miss Truman
Luxembourg
Greeks in Turmoil Over Civilian Control of Army
A group of senior Greek officers claim they have been fired to place politicians in charge of the armed forces. They supported Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, who resigned as Commander-in-Chief on May 13. One officer stated they do not want politicians in control.
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Pregs Atheny
Marghel Alexander Papagos
Ix - An
Livestock Group to Meet Here Monday Night
The Third District Livestock Protective Association governing board will meet at the Hope Chamber of Commerce office Monday night at 8 o'clock. Members include Denison Walker of Texarkana L Cox of Columbus C O Temple Roy Fry Alston Foster Dale Jones Lloyd Spencer Mitchell Sparks Tom Jonas of Hope and Ray Utley of Nashville.
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Third District Livestock Protective Association
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Denison Walker
Texarkona
L. Cox
Columbyus
C. O. Temple
Roy Fry
Alston Foster
Dale Jones
Lloyd Spencer
Mitchell Sparks
Tom Jonas
Hope
Ray Utley
Nashville
Iran Extends British Oil Talks Deadline to Tuesday
Tehran promises 48 more hours for Britain to reply to Iran demanding 95 percent of profits from the Anglo Iranian oil company be turned over and 25 percent set aside for compensation. Prime Minister Mossadegh accepts Grady mediated extension as talks face possible collapse amid massive protests in Parliament Square.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Maossadegh
Tranian
U. S
Monty FP. Grady
Mossadegh
Grady
Halding
Kazem Hadslbl
Finance Ministry
Ewe
ALGCC
Anglotranian Oil Company
al Hassibi
Tomorow
ATOC
Parliament Square
ALOC
Associated Press
Irab
Mohammed Mossadegh
Henry FP
Gredy
Sifese Thon
London
Foreign Office
Apokcaman
Man Bludgeoned to Death in Louisville Alley
Police found a bludgeoned man in a Louisville alley and tentatively identified him as Robert G. Marable, a 31-year-old Nashvillian. A wallet found near the body included a clipping from a Nashville newspaper. Constable Jim Marable of Nashville stated the man had no known address in Louisville.
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Louisville
Sarge Rouan Valley
Robert G. Marable
Nashville
Constapla
Jim Marable
Mash- Contica Pe
Constable Marable
Red Cross Aids Brooks Campbell Families
Helmpstead County Red Cross appeals for aid after a fire destroyed the Campbell household and Mrs Albert Brooks family home. Donors are asked to contact Annie Jean Walker at City Hall. items include refrigerator, cooking utensils, and some money.
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Helmpstead County
American Red Cross
Campbell
Albert Brooks
Red
Cross
Annie Jean
Walker
Memphis Ends 62 Day Traffic Deathless Run
A speeding police squad car struck and killed a 58 year old man in Memphis ending the city’s 62 day traffic deathless run the longest in 30 years. Police identified the victim as Ernest Colbert and noted a citywide campaign to extend the stretch to 100 days.
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Memphis
Ernest Colbert
de Reath
Fire Death Toll Rises in Montreal Fire Tragedy
The Montreal blaze raises the death toll to 32 with fears it could reach 45 as rescuers continue to search wreckage and pull bodies from a burned orphanage and old peoples home.
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Prosa
Montreal
Ophanage
Czechs Admit Planes Crashed
Dispatches from Prague say the Czech government confirms two missing American air force jet fighters have landed in Czechoslovakia. The planes had been missing since June 7 from their German base. The pilots are reported to be well and happy. No location or reason for the landing is given.
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Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Fire Sweeps Chattanooga Apartment Building
A morning fire ripped through a Chattanooga Warwick Apartment building injuring two women, one seriously, and forcing twelve residents to flee as flames spread to nine units. Rescue crews saved five people including a wife and husband and a man named Aiken, while others escaped with lesser injuries.
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Chattanoogs
Chattanooga
Warwick
Freman Woo
Elia
Republicans to Continue Rent Fight in Senate Debates
The Senate Banking Committee rejected a 37 percent ceiling on rent increases and limited hikes to 20 percent above base periods. Rep. Bricker urged higher caps while Sen. Capehart argued landlords deserve relief. Most tenants would pay about five percent more under the bill, with hard ship cases possible. Local names and places appear in fragmented reports about a bombing scare and yard discussions.
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Washington
Juto
Dole
Bricker
Ohio
Capehart
R-Ind
Sehator Mondy
D-Mich
Maak Cornea
Cae Poe Inten
Nfaltionany
Abaya
Roepubligan
Senate
Comrontos
Watermelon Crop Looking Good in Hempstead County
Report shows watermelon vines thriving after favorable rainfall in early June. Wind damage and hot nights stress crops, but insects are not major issues. Estimates vary, with some farmers expecting hundreds of melons per acre, though exact county totals are hard to gauge.
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Hempstead
Second Paying Payments Are Now Due For District 16
Charley Thognerson, collector for Streut Improvement District No 16 in Poly Park, announces the second annual payment due in his office on or before July 40, 1051. Those who paid in 1050 are reminded to disregard this notice or pay now to avoid interest. District operates on a five year plan under commissioners Charles Starrell, Corbin Poster, Ansley Gilbert, with Weisenberger & Wilson as attorneys.
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Charley Thognerson
Streut Improvvemant
Poly Park
Tony
Wil
Dikregard
Payrmonta
Topo Ace
Shipping Tied Up by Harbor Disputes
Labor disputes have halted shipping as contracts expired between shippers and unions including the National Maritime Union and American Federation. San Francisco officials reported limited sympathy but noted military cargo ships remain exempt from the slowdown. Negotiations continued with cautious optimism ahead of Monday.
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National
Maritime Union
National Maritime
Wadto Union
San
Francisco
Nalelke
Moscow Still Seeks Meeting Amid Pact and Allied Pressure
Fragmented dispatch reports that Moscow still hopes to convene a foreign ministers’ meeting as Western powers press for talks. Gromyko’s aides have struggled to coordinate, with officials saying there is no solution yet to arranging the conference.
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Moscow
Jung
Thomeelves
Geputiea
Pating
Artie Peu
Gonterenca
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