Veto Formula Is Expected to Be Approved
United Nations veto debate moves toward voting as Evatt and Connally push for a quick decision. Formula would require concurrence by the Big Five for council actions except for peaceful settlements by disputing nations. Other committee actions and regional defense plans also noted. Kansas City note adds domestic help demand surge and a cooking tip from a local columnist.
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Joan M. Hightower
San Francisco
United Nations
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Tom Connally
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
World Security Council
Council
United Nations Conference Committee
Evatt
Big Five
Security Council
International Social and Economic Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council Commission
War Bond Message From General Urges Seventh Loan
Brig. Gen. Oliver P. Smith, USMC, issues a WW II era appeal saying the war is being fought for keeps and Americans should buy Seventh War Loan bonds in the same manner as prior drives. The statement stresses commitment and nationwide purchase of bonds through the war effort.
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Washington
Oliver P. Smith
USMC
10Th Army
Markets East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Market report from NATIONAL STOCKYARDS and KANSAS CITY with cattle hogs sheep and calves trading activity. Hogs steady to higher with barrows and gilts around 14.70 and sows near 13.95. cattle and calves offered broadly with steady to weak undertone. milked by 30 loads steers slides. sheep active with native lambs up to 15.75 and ewes around 6.00-7.25. Chicago market shows hogs steady with 14.75 for barrows and 14.99 for sows and cattle' top steers near 17.95.
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WFA
Kansas City
Nebraska Fed
Kansas Fed
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WEA
Cost-Plus Price Amendment Likely Defeated in House
Washington dispatch reports administration and congressional leaders expecting the House to strike out a cost-plus price amendment for farmers. Senator Wagner says the House will take care of it while Senate Leader Barkley calls the amendment silly. Eric Johnston of the U S Chamber of Commerce says most business leaders want wartime price controls continued with flex to promote reconversion, and Bowles administration criticism noted. Barkley adds the amendment would not have passed if debated, as it was never seriously considered.
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Washington
House
Wagner
DNY
Senate
Barkley
Wherry
House Banking and Currency Committee
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chester Bowles
Johnston
OPA
Lieut Dresslaer Killed By Sniper's Bullet May 18
Lieut George Dresslaer killed by sniper's bullet on May 18 while serving in the 8th Air Force. He was connected with the engraving and photographing department of the News and Tribune and had attended Officer Candidate School after Pearl Harbor. He had been in the European area six months and was killed in service.
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Dresslaer
The
News and Tribune
Pearl Harbor
Alaska
Signal Corps
Bradley Gets Two Favorites At St Louis Banquet
Gen Omar N Bradley was feted at a St Louis banquet with two favorites. The Army Air Force band from Scott Field played his preferred Missouri Waltz and Maitre d Hotel P J Carter set a jar of Bradley’s favorite dish beside his plate. The general frequently dipped into peanut butter during the meal.
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St, Louis
Omar N. Bradley
Missouri
Army Air Force Band
Scott Field
Ill
16 845 Troops Arrive In N Y Harbor
New York on June 12 saw 16 845 troops aboard the army transport Marine Robin and the Navy ship Admiral Williard S Benson as the largest single day arrivals in the harbor history. Liberated prisoners and airmen aboard, with units including First Fourth Thirty Fifth and Third Ranger divisions among others, debarked at North River piers for Camp Shanks and Camp Kilmer. Soldiers cheered, swimmers donated foreign money to Red Cross workers, and a soldier waved a Nazi flag aboard the ship.
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Army
Marine Robin
Navy
Williards
Benson
New York Harbor
North River
Ardennes Forest
Germany
Camp Shanks
N.Y
Camp Kilmer
97Th Infantry
Ranger
Ninth Armored
Red Cross
Priest Calls Torture and Execution for Nazis in Germany
German Catholic priest Father Schurman urged that Nazi war criminals be punished physically before execution and that Allied forces occupy Germany for at least ten years. He recommended recognizing neighbors’ land claims, granting Holland some German territory, denazifying with skilled labor kept under Allied guidance, and reeducating German youth to view Hitler as a devil.
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Wadersoth
Germany
Father Schurman
35Th Infantry Division
Schurman
Holland
Hitler
Twins Celebrate Separate Birthdays at Franklin Home
Scotts Bluff Neb June 12 AP says the Franklin family of McGrew Nebraska welcomed twins who will observe their birthday anniversaries on different dates. The sister arrived at 11 42 p m and the brother followed eight minutes after midnight marking two distinct dates for their births.
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Scotts Bluff
Nebr
Wiliam WN. Franklin
McGrew
Wnebr
For Young Girls By Sue Burnett Dress Pattern Ad
A cheerful fashion blurb promotes pattern No. 8871 for ages 6 to 14 featuring a puff sleeve dirndl dress. Details include size 8 fabric yardage, trim, and payment instructions to Sue Burnett of City News and Tribune, New York, with Spring issue pricing at 15 cents.
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Sue Burnett
Ric Rae
Jefferson
City News and Tribune
Sixth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Brother of Truman aide dies at 45
Francis Alexander Conway, 45, brother of Miss Rose Conway private secretary to President Truman, died here today.
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Ahso
Kansas City
Francis Alexander Conway
Rose Conway
President Truman
McKim Resigns to Become Deputy Loan Administrator
The White House announced Edward D. McKim, Truman’s chief administrative assistant, will resign to become deputy federal loan administrator under John W. Snyder. Ross offered few details on the transfer or replacement and noted McKim’s Omaha ties and past campaign role. A stray line about cayenne in souffles appears in the text.
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Washington
White House
Edward D. McKim
Truman
Press
Charles G. Ross
McKim
John W. Snyder
Ross
Omaha
Veterans Hospital
Montana
Busy ness Booming For Memphis Man
MEMPHIS AP George W Knox is described as the busiest man in Memphis. He works as a outside salesman for office equipment, collects death notices, mans the funeral home reception desk until midnight, answers emergency calls by phone until 8 am, and also serves as a ticket taker at the baseball park during afternoon games and one night weekly away from the funeral home.
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Memphis
George W. Knox
Knox
Hell
Polish Reorganization Mission to Meet in Moscow
A Moscow dispatch reports a mission charged with reorganizing the Polish provisional government would soon meet in Moscow with Warsaw government representatives and Poles abroad to discuss a unified administration.
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London
Moscow
Warsaw
Spanish Clashes Near Columbriano Leave Dozen Dead
Madrid dispatch reports Civil Guard units clashed with anti Franco armed groups near Columbriano in northwest Spain. Three civil guards and six anti regime fighters were killed. In kitchen notes, boil salmon wrapped in a cloth in salted water for a pound of fish, then drain after 15 minutes.
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Madrid
Columbriano
Spain
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