Bidault proposes Supreme Atlantic Council for Peace
Lyon France April 17 Premier Georges Bidault called for an economic and military union of Ubarty loving nations under a Supreme Atlantic Council for Peace to be discussed by the Big Three foreign ministers in London. He said the council should evolve from existing pacts, absorb their functions while preserving identities, and unite Western nations to strengthen peace without compromising economies.
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Lyon
France
Georges Biddull
Supreme Atlantic Council For Peace
Bidault
London
Council
Michi
Atlantic Council
Russia
Gets 2 Years for Friend's Slaying
Billy Hill 22 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the slaying of Maurice Gene Gregory 22 of Kingston after continuances. Circuit Judge James Rooney dismissed a charge against Hill's brother James 21. Gregory's body was found in a well October 8 1948. The case involved a buckshot shooting and beating with a broken shotgun. A missing 1325 truck sale check was also noted.
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Carrollton
Billy Hill
Kingston
Hill
Maurice Gene Gregory
James
Rooney
James Hill
Gregory
Weil
Bids Sought For Nevada State Hospital Housing Units
State Hospital No 4 in Nevada will request bids March 3 for new housing units as part of Missouri eight million dollar public health building program. Samuel Marsh of the State Department of Public Health and Welfare announced the plan and Fredj E. Appleton will supervise construction.
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State Hospital No. 4
Nevada
Samuel Marsh
State Department of Public Health and Welfare
Missouri
Marsh
Fredj E. Appleton
Division of Public Buildings
Who Tried to Kill Wham Scotland Yard Probing Plane Bomb
Scotland Yard began dismantling a BEA Viking at Northolt after a two engine airliner construction. A blast in the toilet area caused major damage and injuries including a stewardess with a broken arm. Witnesses and officials flagged sabotage as the likely cause. Ralph Strauss a Marshall Plan official aboard denied being the target. Rear Admiral Eric Longley-Cook connected to prior windshield gunfire reports was not implicated after yard review. Authorities continue to investigate suspects and motives while the flight to London-Paris remains a focal point of national security inquiries.
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Scotland Yard
British European Airways
Viking
Northholt
BEA
France
Ralph Strauss
Marshall Plan
Eric Longley-Cook
British Naval Intelligence
Longley-Cook
Uxbridge
Longley- Cook
Yard
Heiress Mary Reardon Gucci Charged With Theft
Heiress Mary Catherine Reardon Gucci, 18, formerly of St. Louis, now in Los Angeles, is jailed on a petty theft charge for allegedly stealing a dress from a department store. Arraigned yesterday, she will not receive a $10,000 trust fund until age 21. Her husband Gabriel Gucci, 19, is unemployed. Four years earlier she was acquitted in a juvenile court of murder in the slaying of her father J. Vincent Reardon, who was driving when his car plunged after he found them with a boy friend.
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Los ‘Angeles
Mary” Catherine Reardon’ Gucci
St. Louis
Gabriel Gucci
Wentzville
Michael D'Arcy
Reardon
DAR Congress Opens In Capital Tonight
Delegates from the Daughters of the American Revolution gather in Washington for the ninety ninth continental congress with 4000 delegates and 2000 alternates and members expected. A message from President Truman will be among greetings.
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Capital
Ninedae
WaAsrintelUn
DAR
Continental Congress
Truman
Jefferson Cillans Elected to Offices
Lester Schulte of 200 Polk Street was elected chairman of the executive board of the Central District Association of Letter Carriers at a Saturday meeting of the association and auxiliary in Boonville. Mrs Theodore Wisch of 607 West Elm Street was elected vice president of the auxiliary. Mrs Kermit Kaufman state organizer organized two auxiliaries at Boonville and Glasgow. Attendees included Theodore Wisch, Mr and Mrs Val Phelps, Kermit Kaufman, and Fred Scott.
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Lester Schulte
Polk Street
Central District Association of Letter Carriers
Boonville
Theodore Wisch
West Elm Street
Kermit Kaufman
Glasgow
Val Phelps
Fred Scott
Joplin Attorney Enters Seventh District Race
JOPLIN MO April 17 AP Daniel J Leary 38 year old Joplin attorney announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative from Missouri seventh congressional district Leary a World War II veteran and father of four sons is married A L McKenney of Joplin has filed for Democratic nomination to the post held by Republican Dewey Short of Galena
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Joplin
Daniel J. Leary
Missouri
Seventh Congressional District
Leary
A. L. McKenney
Dandruff and Itchy Scalp Gone in Very Short Time
Clyde Mo Mrs Albert Stott Route 1 Clyde says Baker's Hair Tonite removed her dandruff and itchy scalp after a short time and now her family uses the product. She recommends Baker's Hair Tonite and Baker's Lathernist Shampoo bought at drug stores barber shops or beauty shops with a money back guarantee.
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Clyde, Mo
Albert Stott
Baker's
Baker’s
Man Shot Fleeing California Holdup Victim Identified
Alan Watson 35, an ex convict from Jefferson City Missouri, was shot fleeing a grocery store holdup in San Francisco. Watson had a long prison record from Missouri including highway robbery and multiple transfers, with releases and a 1948 discharge before later moving to San Francisco. His sister identified him after seeking police photos amid concerns over his whereabouts.
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Calif
Alan Watson
Jefferson City
Watson
Alvis Munholland
Missouri State Penitentiary
Missouri Penitentiary
Algo Intermediate Reformatory
Jackson County
Algoa
Cole
Fulton State Hospital
Munholland
Idaho Gem State designation and state flower Syringa
The state of Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State and its official state flower is the Syringa.
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Idaho
Gem State
Recruitment Guideline From Captain Nicholas for Marines
Captain Samuel Nicholas, first Continental Marine officer, in 1775 instructed recruiting officers to accept no candidates for the Marine Corps except those of dependable and religious nature combined with proper robustness or body. This directive framed early service standards emphasizing character and fitness.
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Samuel Nicholas
Marine Corps
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