Soviet Reply Halts China Force Ceilings Talk
At the UN disarmament session Jacob Malik said Russia would not discuss voluntary force ceilings unless the Ping regime is invited to participate. The Western plan proposed limits of one percent of population for major powers and fixed ceilings for Britain and France.
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United Nations
Russia
China
Pieping
Jacob A. Malik
U.N. Disarmament Conne Sion
United States
Britain
France
Cornell Reinstates Radio Pranksters After Hearing
Cornell University restores 25 students suspended for a year over a WWBR prank broadcasting phony war bulletins. The faculty committee cited new information from a second hearing but gave no details. The raid by 10 masked students preceded the action, with suspensions ending the 1952 53 school year.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
WWBR
O Leary Appointed To KC Police Board
Gov For rest Smith appoints O Leary, Cook Paint and Varnish vice president, to Kansas City Police Board replacing Kearney Wornall. Wornall's reappointment by Smith last October was not confirmed before adjournment. O Leary labeled a ardent Democrat age 48, KU and Harvard graduate, former track star and Rhodes scholar.
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Dorman O'Leary
Kansas City
Forrest Smith
O'Leary
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
Kearney Wuarn
Macas City
Smith
Wornall
State Senate
University of Kansas
Harvard University
K. U
Rhodes
Negro Coed to Marry White Man in Rites Scheduled Tomorrow
Grace Cunningham 22 of Berkeley California and Robert McAlester 23 of Ithaca New York are to marry in Ithaca New York tomorrow after commuting to Earlham College’s commencement in Richmond Indiana. The couple, both graduates, faced a month of involuntary separation with McAlester saying he was forced by the college to finish his final month away from campus.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Ithaca, N. Yay
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Robert McAlester
Ithaca
Eariham
McAllester
Bunche Urges U S Democracy At Commencement
Nobel laureate Dr. Ralph J. Bunche told St. Louis university graduates that democracy must be practiced vigorously and prove it is color blind. As director of the United Nations trusteeship department, he spoke at exercises for 1,850 students, urging America to model democracy for all people regardless of color or creed.
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Bunche
ST. Louis
Ralph J. Bunche
St. Louis University
America
United Nations Trusteeship Department
Four Exposed To Radiation At Argonne Lab In Illinois
Four atomic scientists and two research technicians were hospitalized after overexposure to radiation at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, near Chicago. The incident, the first in the lab's 11 year history of atomic experimentation, prompted observation at Billings hospital to assess potential consequences.
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Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
Billings Hospital
Lester C. Purney
Snd
Police Board Chooses 8 Cylinder Auto Bidder Reprised
The police board invited new bids but only Sexton and Riley were notified as original bidders. Ellsworth noted other dealers were not asked due to price range. Council earmarked 563 to aid American Legion auxiliary police to buy summer uniforms, after a finance committee stalemate. Council approved traffic changes on Moreland Ave Oak St and Oakwood Blvd, plus six re appointments to park and library boards and two new sewer districts.
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Ned
Sexton
Riley
Ellswald
Ella
American Legion Auxiliary Police
Dave Jobe
Auxiliary Force
Finance Committee
Wade Condit
Legion Group
Park Board
William Tweedie
Clifford Scruggs
Joseph A. Vogelweld
Library Board
Sam Bushman
Leonard J. Noonan
Margaret Pines
Tanner Bridge Road
Highway 54
Greenberry Road
Hough Park
W. C. Dixon
Makes 2000 Profit From 2 Chinchillas
SAN PEDRO California June 3 AP Miss Doris Kozonen 25 nine telephone worker was in the chinchilla business only five minutes but she made a profit of $2000. She won two chinchillas in a contest yesterday then Holman Smith official of the Chinchilla Growers Association of America gave her a check for $2000 for the prized fur bearing animals. Sabath in Hospital CHICAGO June 3 AP Rep A J Sabath 86 year old dean of the house of representatives today underwent a serious operation to correct a liver ailment.
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San Pedro
Calif
Doris Kozonen
Holman Smith
Chinchilla Growers Association of America
Miss Jefferson City Show Names Local Winners Friday Night
Local pageant listings include entrants and sponsors such as Czarlinskys Ann Eckerle Betty James Jay jeees Donna Puckett and Betsy Ross. Participants are linked to addresses on McCarty High Street Washington Street Oberman Place and Oakview Drive with multiple sponsors including Capital Dress Shop Schell and Ward and others.
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Jefferson City
Marshall Educators on Bike Trip to Gulf
John and Ida Marshall, teachers from Marshall Missouri, begin a bicycle journey to Mobile and New Orleans via Little Rock. They paused in Springfield to rest and visit Wilsons Creek battlefield as part of their site see.
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Marshall
Gulf
Springfield
John
Ida Marshall
Adventurius
Marshall, Mo
Little Rock
Ark
Mobile
New Orleans
Wilson’s Creek
Marshall High School
Mar
Northwest
Marshal
Natchez
Mississippi
Workers Strike Over Issue of Seniority at Wagner Plant
About 6 000 Wagner Electric Corporation workers quit yesterday over a seniority dispute. A union spokesman called the walkout unauthorized while Rex Crafton, trustee of the local, cited a case of a two year worker being promoted ahead of a nine year veteran. The strike centers on job prioritization and seniority rules at the plant.
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ST. Louis
Wagner Electric Corporation
Tora 1104
CTO Electrical Workers
Rex Crafton
Post Office to Lose 670 Million in 1933 Says Donaldson
Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson told the Ohio chapter of the National Association of Postmasters that the U S post office faces a 670 million loss in fiscal year 1933 due to rising operating costs and stagnant rates. He said first class mail will pay its own way with an estimated 66 million profit.
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Columbus
Jesse M. Donaldson
U. S
Donaldson
Ohio
National Association of Postmasters
JACOBY on BRIDGE JACOBY on BRIDGE
Oswald Jacoby discusses the New England Regional in Scituate Massachusetts where Mr and Mrs Bad Ackerman of New York defend open pair title. A hand from the match shows Mrs Ackerman bidding three spades to force three no trump, creating a risky contract as West opens spades and dummy takes five clubs plus high cards.
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Oswald Jacoby
New England
Scituate
Mass
Bad Ackerman
New York
J West
Jmee
Ackerman
Tun
Mr. Ackerman
West
Persistence a Mark of Bridge Champ
Diamond play and careful defense decide the match as West cannot throw away the ace of diamonds. Ackerman notes West’s embarrassment and the nine of hearts figures in the crucial sequence. Ackerman’s prompt heart lead forces West’s ten, the eight of hearts completes the ninth trick and hands the championship to the Ackermans.
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West
Mr. Ackerman
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