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The
Post
Yhe Tribune
Eecken
News-Tribune Company
Robert Goshorn
Associated Press
AP News
Postoffice
Jefferson City
Li’ Neer
Cate
Blissourd
Missouri
Cole
Wallace popularity puzzle mocks voters and leaders
A columnists debate why Henry A. Wallace remains popular amid criticism of his ideas and record. They note his resilience after cabinet expulsion and European tours, arguing his appeal stems from emotional rhetoric over proven achievement. A Jeffer son City note adds a college path warning and a Washington University story of a 58 year gap.
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MR. Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
U. S
Congress
Eleanor Roosevelt
Wallace
Rosevelt
America
Adolf Hitler
Beniti Mussolini
Huey Long
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Washington University
Moscow radio adopts American commercial in eight minute block
Soviet listeners were treated to an inaugural eight minute block of American style advertising on Moscow radio. The piece suggests such broadcasts deepen public skepticism about the American way of life and leave listeners disillusioned with Western consumer culture.
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Moscow
Compromise outlines Western Hemisphere military plan
The article argues for a continental defense scheme tied to the United States and Latin American states led by Argentina, aiming to deter Moscow. It describes arming rates, swap of surplus weapons, and a balance of power, while noting opposition from critics wary of U.S. dominance and an arms race.
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Truman
Canada
Sarling
Ottawa
Capitol Hill
Henry Wallace
Uncle Sam
Western Hemisphere
Jowan
L. A
Peron
United States
Russia
Chapultepec
Stalin
Ten Nations
U. S
Europe Seeks Clear U S Stance in Moscow Talks
President Miguel Alemán of Mexico notes Europeans want practical U S positions on peace and aggression. Foster Dulles, adviser to Secretary of State, warns the Americas cannot tolerate tenures of peace at aggressors’ mercy as any aggression endangers regional peace.
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Europe
United States
Doin Foster Dulles
Moscow
Marshall
Americas
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Nation Confusion Deepens Over Marshall Plan Proposal
Washington notes the Marshall Plan remains vague as Secretary George C. Marshall and under secretary Will Clayton offer few specifics. Europe is urged to craft a self funded relief program before the United States commits, with Britain and France planning a conference and Russia possibly invited. Critics worry about communist takeovers if aid stalls.
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Washington
Europe
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Clayton
Britain
France
Russia
Moscow Radio
Pravda
United States
America
Italy
Truman
Berlin
Moscow
Stalin
Wallace Backing Berlin Talks May Shift Global Tensions
Mackenzies Column notes Henry Wallace urges Truman invite Stalin to a Berlin two man talks as a first step to world peace. Reaction mixed worldwide, with Berlin Nacht Express praising the idea while other nations and officials warn it could fuel appeasement.
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Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Fremier Stalin
Berlin
Nacht Express
Russia
Hungary
United States
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Northwestern University
U. S
Communist Party In
America
Mr. Truman
Stalin
Washington
Condors of Santa Barbara A Private Estate for a Dying Tribe
Boyle notes Condors, the large North American birds, live on gov ernment relief in a private sanctuary near Santa Barbara. The piece blends humor with science, recounting their history, size, feeding, nesting, and fragile status as about 50 individuals remain. It contrasts their plight with rabbits thriving on private expedience and hints at a broader gloom about extinction.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Park Avenue
Los Padres National Forest
North America
Hollywood
Wiseacres
Gene Tunney
Los Angeles Museum
Anacapa
Here
Virgin Territory
Mrs Lucille Hudson Dies After Car Crash Near Springfield
Mrs Lucille Hudson age 32 of Sikeston Missouri died from injuries suffered in a motor car accident near Springfield on June 3. She passed away last night according to AP reports.
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Springfield, Mo
Lucille Hudson
Sikeston, Mo
Here
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DeWitt Mackenzie
Farmer's
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Jefferson City Building & Loan Ass'n
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Phelan
Atlas Materials Company
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Kk. E. Natsch & Son
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L. H Westmoreland
L. B. Westmoreland
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DHA
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