Mongolias Remote North May Shape Far East War
Mongolia, a Soviet guided state with a 100,000 strong army, sits between Siberia and Manchukuo. Observers say Outer Mongolia could shift Japan’s war effort by tying Manchukuo and inner Mongolia to a possible Russo-Chinese realignment.
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Bankow
China
Mongolia
Genghis Khan
Asia
Russia
Japan
Outer
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
Manchukuo
Inner Mongolia
Mancho
Manchuria
Inner
Mongolian
Genghis
Europe
Forday
Mid-Asian
Manchoukuo
Hankow
Soviet
Temperatures near normal across Missouri with first 90s seen
Missouri weather reports show near to slightly above normal temperatures with Unionville at 92 and Kan sas City at 90 while Macon and Chillicothe reach 91 and 89. Rainfalls brush St Joseph and St Louis area with .61 inch in Dayton heading north. Local thundershowers expected in the northwest and northeast regions tonight and tomorrow. In Warsaw two hundred twenty law students, mostly Jews, strike to protest the justice ministry delay in admitting them to the bar until January 1 1946.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Unionville
Macon
Chillicothe
Kansas City
St Joseph
Warsaw
Ministry of Justice
Public health vaccine boosts spotted fever defense lab expansion
Hamilton Mont June 23 (UP) Public Health Service assays at Bitter Root valley lab expand with a $25,000 third unit next year to study Rocky Mountain spotted fever along with influenza relapsing fever bubonic plague and tick paralysis. The vaccine uses carrier tick tissues and provides about a year of immunity once administered after testing on guinea pigs.
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Hamilton
Mont
U. S. Public Health Service
Biller Root Valley Laboratory
Colorado
L. B. Wilson
W. M. Chowning
University of Minnesota
R. R. Parker
Public Health Service
Montana State Board of Entomology
R. R. Spencer
United States
Bitter Root Valley
CCC Plans to Enroll 2,527 Men in State
Director Robert Fechner announced the Civilian Conservation Corps would enroll 79,607 men in 48 states and the District of Columbia. Enrollment begins July 1 to reach a corps strength of 300,000, excluding Indians and territorials, including Missouri with 2,444 juniors and 83 veterans.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
States
District of Columbia
Missouri
Mystery of Submerged Red Canoe in Meramec River
Rolla Missouri sheriffs and officers search for the owner of a submerged red canoe found five miles south of St. James in the Meramec River. The craft carried expensive gear and no missing person report is on file, suggesting it may belong to a tourist. Public health officials warn spotted fever is a risk but can be mitigated by vaccination.
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Rolla, Mo
Fred King
Meramec River
St. James
King
Crop insurance reduces the farm risk in Missouri
In Missouri educational meetings explain the new crop insurance plan tied to wheat. Farmers may insure 50 acres for a portion of expected yield, paying premiums in wheat or cash. The system stores grain as reserves, with indemnities paid in wheat or cash to cover losses.
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Iwugh J. Wylie
Columbia
Missouri
Insurance Corporation
William R. Hechler
Lafayette
Corporation
Powell Hums Only in Nursery After Near Fall on Set
Hollywood star Dick Powell, awaiting his first child, jokes he will confine singing to the nursery. He teetered on a 16 story fake ledge during a gag for Head Over Heels, then joked about his career while discussing family life and adopting his stepchild.
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Dick Powell
Hollywood
Mt. View
Ark
Powell
Farm group members to experiment fields
Nearly 200 members of the corn belt section of the American Society of Agronomy, after inspecting laboratories and experimental fields at Missouri College of Agriculture, left Columbia, Massachusetts, today on four tours reaching outlying experiment fields across the state. Trip 1 extended to Faris.
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Columbia
Corn Belt
American Society of Agronomy
Missouri College of Agriculture
Faris
Elsberry trip to view pasture experiments and field tours
A four trip itinerary covers al westward visits to Sun A Bar farms at Grain Valley for pasture experiments then moves north to the sane] ion experiment fields at Bethany. Trips 3 and 4 head to Lake Taneycomo for a beach supper and boat excursion, with trip 3 ending toward St. Louis and trip 4 extending through southern Missouri to Sikeston after visiting the low lands field. Nebraska is an Indian name meaning water valley.
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Elsberry
Grain Valley
Bethany
Lake Taneycomo
St. Louis
Missouri
Ozark
Sikeston
Windsor marks birthday in Antibes amid quiet residence
The Duke of Windsor and Duchess observed his 55th birthday in Antibes France on June 23 staying at Riverla's home. They marked their first wedding anniversary June 3 with a quiet day and no plans announced. The note closes with a proverb about the lion's heart.
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U. S
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Basil O'Connor
Averill Harriman
Leroy Hubbard
Clay Williams
Keith Morgan
National Foundation For
Antibes
France
Duke of Windsor
Riverla
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Standard
Oie
Jat Standard Oil
Goodyear
Anco
Anc
Goodyear Speedway
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Anhire
Goodyear Life
Igoobayear
Arthur W. Ellis, Inc
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McCarty
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