Molotov Put in Charge of Russia Policies in China
A cautious European diplomat said Molotov has been placed in charge of Russia's policies in China and the Orient. The informant forecast an early move or approach to Asia, indicating Molotov's expanded role in Soviet foreign policy decision making.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
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China
Orient
Leadership Service Basis of Newsnaner Worth Says
SALT LAKE CITY June 6 AP The dean of the University Missouri School of Journalism Frank Luther Mott told editors at the National Editorial association convention that a newspaper is professional only when it serves reader and community improvement. He decried publishers prioritizing self interest and urged genuine efforts to benefit the public, citing Missouri Bloomington Cape Girardeau and Indianapolis examples as models of community service.
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Frank Luther Mott
National Editorial Association
Dean Mott
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Cape Girardeau
Bloomington
Walter Mayfield Installed as DeMolay Master Counselor
Walter Mayfield was installed as master counselor of the local DeMolay chapter on Saturday night succeeding Neil Elny. Also named to new roles were John Jeans as senior counselor and Hexition as junior counselor. A DeMolay Mothers club event followed the installation.
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Deslulay
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Soviet shift toward China may signal new foreign policy role
The Post Tribune reports a potential Kremlin reorientation as Molotov steps aside for Vishinsky with speculation that Molotov will become a general supervisor of foreign policy. British sources note a push to aid China’s industrial growth, altering Moscow's aloof stance toward the new Communist regime.
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Jetferson City Post-Tribune
Molotov
Kremlin
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Parking Violations Drive Police Arrests in May Report
Police records for May show 235 parking violations leading to fines, with speeding as the next major violator category and 244 arrests overall. The department handled 263 complaints with no arrests, while other offenses included disturbances, drunks, mental cases, vagrants, and traffic infractions. A separate truck crash near Festus killed Festus Hallock and seriously injured Elizabeth Hallock as they traveled to town.
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McKenney On Bridge and TV Ties Across Borders
In an interview with Commander Mortimer W. Loew of the DuMont Television Network, the progression of television toward smaller markets is discussed, aided by coaxial cable and microwave relays. The piece reflects on how TV fosters home gatherings and bridges cultural misunderstandings while detailing a bridge hand where West misled on a suit, aiding declarer to make his contract amid a study of players and ideas.
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Comdr
Mortimer W. Loew
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Aviation meeting attendees tour Roaring River State Park
Mr and Mrs Al Boyd and Mr and Mrs William Montgomery attended an aviation meeting at Cassville yesterday. The group was escorted on a Roaring River State Park tour by the Chamber of Commerce. Also present were John Boyre i Ror Cobble Jr. The delegation traveled from Wichita Kansas after attending the opening session of a national model airplane show.
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al Boyd
William Montgomery
Cassvile
Roaring River? ‘State Park
Chamber of Commerce
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Cassville
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Kun
Sermon Shames Lover After Suicide Tragedy in Tex
Detective Chief William J. Burns identified the deceased as Roojmin 32 of Cros Hal Lake Illinois and Chicago. Martha Pfeiffer of Lake divorces were involved. the scene showed a man shot in the heart after an argument following a sermon on faithfulness. The killer reportedly spoke of life’s futility before returning to his apartment and self-reproach.
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Go Mar
William J. Burns
Roo J Min
Cros
Hal Lake
Lll
Chicago
Martha HL . Pfeiffer
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Burns Feniea
Doctor explains causes and treatment of uremia and kidney failure
A physician details that improper elimination of wastes by the kidneys leads to uremia and poisoning. Causes include Bright's disease, shock, or severe fluid loss. diagnosis relies on blood and urine tests. Treatment targets restoring kidney elimination and treating underlying infections to prevent progression.
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Jordan
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Vatican audience marks third private visit cited
Pope Pius XII received in private audience Myron C. Taylor, President Truman's envoy to the Holy See, marking his third private meeting since returning a fortnight ago. The report also notes a Britannica-like aside about the South American idea, sometimes called an ostrich, differing by three toed feet.
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Vatican City
Pius Aikdlay
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Truynan
Holy See
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