Argentina Britain sign five year trade pact in Buenos Aires
The pact was signed in the white salon of government house with President Peron and his wife present. Britain and Argentina signed Spanish and English copies as US officials warn the deal violates free trade spirit. Britain would import from Argentina while Britain would take meat and cereals in return. The agreement faces US objections over potential market access and pound convertibility issues. A stray note mentions Shakespeare and Oldcastle from Henry IV with family objections.
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Counterfeiters And Bogus Bills Seized in Raid
Washington secret service agents seized almost $360000 in counterfeit currency in a raid near the White House and secret service HQ. Four men and a woman were arrested, including Eugene Hannon Creighton and Walter Kidwell, who admitted manufacturing notes in a suite at 1607 H Street NW rented March 30 to operate a duplicating machine. Notes were produced in early April and circulated briefly on a national tour but were only modestly successful.
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British Ambassador Honors General Patton
British envoy awards General Patton for service as commander of the 3rd U.S. Army in the Ardennes, honoring his role in the allied effort. AP Wirephoto accompanies the recognition.
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Congress to Proceed with Flogging Probe in Wake of Violence
A congressional probe into Alabama night-rider violence will begin this week despite Southern objections. Rep Brye says the inquiry will go forward with no plan to abandon it, though some committee members may resist. DOJ has opened a field investigation in Brookside, Alabama, after a June 10 hooded mob incident, with the FBI directed to examine Klan involvement and police response.
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Rejected Suitor Kills 2 Then Ends Own Life
A 61-year-old bachelor, spurned as a suitor, killed Mrs. Florence Zumwalt, 32, and her escort Henry F. Grover, 20, near Hawk Point Missouri. He then poisoned himself, leaving a note saying he was in love and would settle the account. William Mordt, 31, was wounded. Sheriff Porter Course reported Hammonds had dated Mrs. Zumwalt about two years. Mordt had courted her since last month. Egypt allows digs only by museum or university representatives.
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Berlin Railway Strike Ends as Western Pay Push Boosts West Marks
News of World in Brief reports Berlin rail workers win two of three major demands. East marks convert to West marks for 60 percent pay, 14,000 union members. no retaliation pledged. Western Berlin blockaded similar to wartime, church denounces Czech regime, Belgium Leopold vote tilts against referendum, Canada votes today, and Korea investigates the assassination of Kim Kon.
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Florida Governor Marries Bride on Honeymoon Run
Florida Governor Warren and Barbara Manning wed in a Noontime ceremony in Los Angeles. The couple, after a reception, planned an unannounced Southern California honeymoon before returning to Tallahassee for state business. Irma Castle seeks passports for Japan. she plans to join Capt. Phillip Castle with occupation forces near Tokyo.
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Second Victory for Iowan Gillette in Fight Over Judge Nomination
Senate debate centers on Gillette opposition to Carroll Switzer for a federal judgeship in Iowa. Gillette flags independence from the President, cites past political clashes, and notes Truman's Iowa win while Switzer trails in gubernatorial race. Switzer’s bid labeled lacking training and background for the federal bench.
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No Relief From Sticky Heat Seen
The nation sweltered in humid heat with little rain forecast east of the Rockies. The Weather Bureau reported few showers over the weekend, with hot, dry conditions dominating much of the region except west of the Rockies where cooler air prevailed. Northern Maine enjoyed a steady downpour easing drought and forest fire risk.
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Rent Control Ends in Garland County Arkansas
Housing Expediter Tigher Woods announces removal of rent controls in Garland County including Hot Springs after surveys show demand for rental housing was reasonably met. Also reports on discussing disposal of remaining highway fund money at Chamber of Commerce meeting and transfer to the Highway in association.
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Jefferson City and Columbia Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Ask Marriage Permits Boyd R Griffith and Martha Pabor both of Jefferson City and Thomas W Geddell and Jane Davis both of Columbia made applications for marriage licenses Saturday at the county recorder office.
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Missouri Legion District Elects New Commander and Officers
Erman Taylor of Blackburn was elected commander of Missouri seventh district American Legion at the annual meeting along with Sedalia's Frank Fiper as vice commander and Marshall’s George Holt as chaplain Auxiliary picks included Miss Helen Hebider Slater as president and other officers across Sedalia Glasgow Odessa and Bigginsville. In St Joseph a 16 year old girl Marjorie Obermier remained in critical condition after being struck while trying to save her younger brother Craig also hit by the train. Lawrence Metzger 39 Amoret died after a combine accident on his farm. Kansas City News reports reward increases for informants tied to two cases including election board vault blasting and Rimann slayings.
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Deaths Elizabeth Campbell and Karl Kinder
Elizabeth Campbell of Cedar City died last night at St Mar hospital after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Trey Campbell and survived by two sisters and maternal grandparents. Maj Karl Kinder died Friday in Los Angeles after a major operation. His sister Mrs Grace Wededking traveled from Marble Hill to attend the funeral and to accompany the body to Arlington National Cemetery.
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St Joseph golfer saves shot by landing in pocket
At a St Joseph club, Leslie Stites Kart Compton Charles Stockwell and Forrest R Mann watched a 120 iron shot arc toward a lake. Compton dropped to the ground to dodge it and felt a tug as the ball landed in his hip pocket, delivering an improbable splashless save.
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March of Dimes Fund Hits Peak Amid Need
New York June 27 AP The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports a record 25 72 006 raised in the 1941 Match of Dimes up from 2600 last year Basil O Connor says need for funds remains critical Half goes to research and education programs the rest to local chapters for fighting polio outbreaks and patient care Snowplow Ready Lindenwold N J June 27 It was hot and cold over the weekend with a 92 degree reading and the town's snowplow back in service after repairs.
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