Leaders Strive To Close Parley By Saturday
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports conference leaders racing to settle the last issues before President Truman closes the United Nations meeting next Saturday. Debates over general assembly limits and security council veto rules drive talks as three commissions meet to finalize charter provisions and a Friday afternoon signing target.
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Mexico
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League of Nations
Pacific Islands
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Miss Truman and Date Ignored By Café Doorman
Independence, Mo. doorman at Kansas City restaurant tells a young couple no table for 30 minutes. They wait 45 minutes while ignored. Walter D. Rouzer, the manager, recognizes Miss Margaret Truman and her date Tom Twuman and secures them a table. The doorman vows to remember the president's daughter.
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University of Missouri Medical School
25 Year Old Girl Becomes German Mayor in Arnstadt
Ursula Meisterernst, 25, installed as mayor of Arnstadt near Weimar by American occupation, likely the first woman mayor in German history. She holds a law doctorate, is anti Nazi, and is guided by Capt. Jack McGowan. She vows to run the town and hopes for a permanent post.
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Weidelberg University
Hoffer commits suicide after arrest in Germany
Wiesbaden Germany June 20 AP Franz Hoffer Nazi Gauleiter for Tyrol Vorarlberg district killed himself after being arrested by a German auxiliary policeman in AMG service at Floss near the Czechoslovak border.
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Chinese Three Miles From Liuchow Air Base
Chinese forces pressed within three miles of the Liuchow air base and six miles from Liuchow city, with troops fighting in southern and western suburbs. A captured highway point lies six miles southwest of Liuchow, near the air base used by American air forces before last year’s Japanese capture. The communique noted two Japanese counter-drives on the Luichow peninsula and push from Linkong toward Sherok. Earlier reports said Chinese columns reached Laiming, 12 miles south, and 14 miles from the city.
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Merger Talks Open Between Two Church Denominations
In Cleveland on June 20 AP reports members of the General Council of the Evangelical and Reformed Churches and the executive committee of the Congregational Christian Churches opened a two day discussion on a proposed merger. Negotiations have run for over two years.
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General, Council of the Evangelical and Reformed Churches
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Signs of Eisenhower greeted in New York garment district
In New York signs greet General Eisenhower as he passes through the garment district. Messages include playful slogans from unions praising Eisenhower for defeating the Nazis in different playful forms. The scene captures a moment of wartime morale and public reaction in a major city.
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Eisenhower
Alaska police chief fed up with clever dogs
Anchorage AP dateline June 20. Police Chief Pete Kalamarides questioned why Dog Catcher Monty Clinton failed to trap many canines. Clinton replied the dogs outwitted him by running just beyond city limits where he has no authority. The report recalls another note about mails superintendent Charles F Brown and his son Pfe Brown, Raymond Brown recovering in Fitzsimmons General Hospital.
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Anchorage
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Clinton
Harlingen butcher finally gets meat saw in June delivery
Harlingen butcher For est Dugat ordered a new meat saw months ago and received it this week. On June 20 he tried to borrow a side of beef to practice with, reflecting the ongoing shortage and his efforts to work with the new equipment.
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Tex
Forest Dugat
Dugat
Pigeon Flocks to Be Destroyed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials announce pigeons in Rittenhouse Square and City Hall courtyard will be destroyed after tests show nearly half infected with ornithosis. Dr. Rufus S. Reeves of Public Health cites contagious risk and seeks humane society assistance in eradicating the flocks.
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