Desperate Effort to Save Grain Delays Big Four Meeting
PARIS reports a secret Big Four foreign ministers meeting was canceled after Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky asked for more time. Western notes say progress was made on an Austrian independence treaty and on restoring Germany's prewar property settlements, while a late shift aimed to curb a grasshopper plague in the Montana Wyoming region with an aerial bombing campaign using poison bait.
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Jefferson
Post-Tribune
Montana
Wyoming
Paris
Andred Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Germany
Russia
West
Ernest Bevin
Pink Marble Palace
Austria
Tom
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyaming
Tall
Leo Iverson
U. S. Department of Agricuture
Iverson
Jim R. Dutton
U. S. Grasshopper Control Division
Lusk
Buffalo
Gillette
Worland
Forne
Usda
Miana
Commercialized vice draws attention in U S cities
New York June 15 report from American Social Hygiene Association cites resurgence of prostitution in many U S towns, especially smaller ones, after wartime controls. Larger cities stave off racket through policing, courts, and public activism, while lethargic smaller communities lag in backing reforms.
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New York
U. S
Journal of Social Hygiene
American Social Hygiene Associade
Alask
Memn Dni
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Qlé
Two Day Cooking School Opens Under Expert
A two day cooking school begun this afternoon at Selinger Centre under the direction of Miss Laura Jean Wood. classes run from 2 to 4 pm daily. The Gordon Soung System sponsors the event with groceries provided by Jefferson City merchants as rewards. Miss Wood represents the Chambers cooking school and will stress planning of more palatable meals.
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Selinger Centre
Laura Jean Wood
Gordon Soung
Jefferson City
Ewards
Miss Wood
Chambers Cooking School
Provisions Still Secret West Berlin Trade Feeler Emerges
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky seeks secret session on East West commercial accord to govern Berlin trade. Plan calls for free transport rights and fixed exchange rate between East and West marks. Berlin labor strikes complicate talks as Paris ministers debate broader German questions.
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Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda
Paris
Germany
Whey
24 hour walkout signals unrest in Italy and Karen rebel moves
The report notes a 24 hour walkout staged in Italy amid regional tensions. In Burma, the rebel Karen radio announces formation of a cabinet for a self-proclaimed Karen state in a small area between Rangoon and Mandalay. The Chinese Nationalist government in Canton claims Communist advances southward are stalled by floods, noting floods have killed about 20,000 in Hengyan, Hunan province.
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Italy
Burma
Karen Raidio
Rangoon
Mandalay
Canton
Hengyan
Hunan
China
the Bowl
Senate to probe coal czar plan investigation begins Monday
The Senate banking committee voted unanimously to investigate a proposal for a coordinator for a large Northern coal sector. Chairman Maybank said the inquiry will start Monday, conducted by a small business subcommittee, after Robertson urged the move amid fears of monopolistic control over miners. Peter Cooper’s Tom Thumb engine, the first U.S. built locomotive for passenger service, lost a race to a horse on a parallel track.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Maybank
D-Sc
Robertson
D-Va
Peter Coopers
Missouri News Highlights From Across The State
AP reports a 930000 loan approved for Southeast Electric Cooperative in Bolivar Missouri. In Springfield a man’s body was identified as Reuben J Tomman of Safford Arizona. Police suspect a hitchhiker killed him after his blood stained car was found. A rope fragment tied to his bumper matched rope found near the scene. In Bloomfield Bobby Deck, 13, drowned after losing hold of an inner tube in a pond. In Neosho McGinty’s department store was largely destroyed by fire with Joplin firefighters aiding. no injuries reported. In Philadelphia Jackson Lilly, 73, found dead of a gunshot wound amid divorce suit filings. he had lived alone since separating from his wife.
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U. S. Highway 60
Here
Reuben J. Tomman
Safford
Aziz
Tomman
Cemmon
Dort Safford
Visi Son and Daughter
Wlingis
Wilburn Maples
Christian County
Tamman
Tamman’s
Sam Inmon
Republic
Bloomfield
Bobby Deck
Opal Deck
Luther McGheel
Ray W. iRainey
Neosho
McGinty's
Andster
Joplin
Philadelphia
Jackson Thomas Lilly
Lilly
Bill Ther
Printers Strike Halts Muskogee Papers in Parley Breakoff
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 15 printers at the Morning Phoenix and Times-Democrat walk out after failed union-management contract talks since April 28. morning editions faced press time with partial photo engraving to zinc and intact type. wage disputes linger, arbitration rejected, threatening both dailies.
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Okla
CAPJ
Phoenix
Oklahoma Press, ‘Publishing Company
Evening ‘Times
Eyat
Unio
Vnce
Injenas
Puoi
Pape
Times- Democrat
Roe
Srerd Oller
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Royal Electrification Administration
Southest Electric Co-operative
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