Wallgren Seen As Truman Running Mate Prospect
Washington report from Olympia notes Governor Mon Wallgren, a long time Truman ally, boosting the president during a Northwest swing. The pair are inseparable on motor trips and crowds cheer Wallgren as a hometown favorite. Although no final decision has been revealed, many expect Wallgren to appear on the ticket.
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The
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Olympia
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Truman
Mon Wallgren
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Spokane
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Executive
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Spokesman-Review Responds to Truman Criticism
The Spokesman-Review editorial says President Truman praised Spokane as a pleasant stop and calls the Tribune and Review “the worst in the United States” a momentary partisan charge. The paper frames Truman’s Spokane visit as positive and notes his front page banner on “Worst U. S. Congress.”
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Spokane
Wasnu
Spokesman-Review
Truman
Chicago Tribune
United States
Congress
U. S. Congress
Rhea Felkner
Pope Pius XII Meets NY Times Publishers in Vatican
In Vatican City on June 10 Pope Pius XII received Arthur H. Sulzberger publisher of the New York Times and Cyrus L. Sulz chief European dent. The audience touched on press concerns and Europe reporting as the Times leaders discussed news coverage with the pontiff.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Arthur Have Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Cyrus L. Sulz
Times
Mail stamp self-service machine debuts at post office
A self-service mailing machine opens at the post office, allowing customers to insert exact change and receive stamps. The device prints a self-cancelled meter stamp and deposits letters into a government receptacle hourly. It handles up to one dollar at a time and accommodates envelopes up to three-eighths of an inch thick.
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Saacr
General Postadtace
June Piet Soed
Alton Avenue
Alexander Getact
Kansas City Star
Honey Barter Fines Court Room Laughs
A judge accepts 10 pounds of orange honey as a fine substitute after a driver pleads poverty. Judge David Coleman suspends a $5 fine and notes the driver’s clean record while warning the case is not a barter system.
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van Nuys
Suit Links Myron Taylor to Daughter Claim
Chicago woman Eunice Walterman sues Myron C. Taylor and Joseph A. Bennett for 2 million dollars alleging Taylor as her illegitimate father and that they conspired to conceal her parentage. She seeks recognition of daughter status and rights, tracing the birth to June 22 1912 in New York.
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Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
Chicago
Taylor
U. S. Steel Corporation
Joseph A. Bennett
Eunice Walterman
Bennett
Earl
Link Belt Manufacturing Company
Kenneth
Walterman
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Lebanon Hospital
Bronx
N. Y
Margaret Nichols
Myron Taylor
Lincoln Theater
One Hundred Thirty-fifth Street
Federal Court of
Train wreck near Laurel kills man and injures many
At Laurel Maryland four passenger cars derailed from the Baltimore and Ohio Diplomat train near the track causing one death and about thirty injuries. A 51 year old dining car employee John Davenport died attempting to escape as cars overturned. Gravely injured were nine, with others treated locally and in Baltimore and Washington area hospitals. A broken rail triggered the derailment and a nearby New York to Washington local briefly collided with wreckage.
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Laurel, Mp
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis-to-New York
Laurel
Washington
Baltimore
John Davenport
Sunset Hill students earn service certificates in volunteer study
Eight Sunset Hill girls receive certificates after completing at least fifty hours with Community Chest agencies. The program, run by Volunteer Service bureau chair Mrs. Ray B. Luhnow, aimed to test teen volunteer effectiveness with sixteen participants and plans to expand to other schools.
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Sunset Hill School
Ray B. Luhnow
Volunteer Service Bureau
Grace T. Duysing
Glitter in Royal Vows Spark Church Rift in Romania
The marriage of Mihai I of Romania to Anne was performed in the Greek Orthodox faith, deemed invalid by Roman Catholic authorities. Arch bishop Damaskinos officiated in Athens, with the Holy See insisting on Catholic conditions for a valid union including Catholic upbringing for any children. The Romanian throne issue and Mihai's abdication stance influenced the dispute, after Pope Pius XII previously refused special dispensation.
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Mihai I
Romania
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Damaskinos
Holy See
Anne
Mihai
Rome
Pius XII
Mihail
Baltimore Sun Publishes Final Ed Duffy Cartoon
The Baltimore Sun runs the last Edmund Duffy cartoon by the longtime editorial artist who came from New York in 1924 and earned Pulitzers in 1930 1933 and 1939. The paper notes his desire to take things easier and praises his incisive understanding and ironic sympathy.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun Today
Edmund Duffy
New York
Duffy
National Association of Cost Accountants Plans Ten Meetings
Parry Barnes president announced ten upcoming technical meetings on industrial accounting subjects. The first session is set for September, discussed at a luncheon in the Hotel Muehlebach with the new and retiring boards of directors.
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National Association of Cost Accountants
Parry Barnes
Muehlebach
Toscanini Leads La Scala in Boito Death Anniversary
Milan June 10 Arturo Toscanini returns to the podium at La Scala for a concert marking the thirtieth anniversary of Arrigo Boito's death. The program honors the composer with a selection of works reflecting Boito's influence on Italian opera.
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Milan
Arturo Toscanini
la Scala Theater
Arrigo Boito
Harvard Professor Urges Full ERP Support at Rotary Luncheon
Dr. Henry W. Holmes of Harvard urged against any cut in ERP funds at a Rotary club lunch in Kansas City. He called ERP essential for Europe and noted UNESCO ties while urging citizens to contact Congress to back the program.
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Europe
Henry W. Holmes
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Rotary Club
Muehlebach
Holmes
Unesco
Three Fined On Gambling In Municipal Court
Judge Edmund B. Smith fined three men Frank Simmons Harry Taylor and James McCroskey for operating a gambling game and possessing gambling equipment at the Fourth Ward Jeffersonian Democratic club. Taylor and McCroskey paid 50 and 25 dollars while Simmons was fined 100 and 25. Thirteen patrons were fined 10 dollars each. Frank Carrollo and Carl Carrollo were released for insufficient evidence after a raid at 305 07 Olive Street.
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Edmund B. Smith
Frank Simmons
East Twenty Seventh Street
Harry Taylor
Garfield Avenue
James McCroskey
Indiana Avenue
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Thirteenth Street
Taylor
McCroskey
Simmons
Isis
East Thirty-first Street
Frank Carrollo
Carl Carrollo
Olive Street
Smith
Liberal liberty defined by Dr Hudson at Exchange Club
Dr Jay William Hudson professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Missouri told Exchange Club members at a Hotel Muehlebach luncheon that the liberal values reason over emotion. He described liberty as a positive liberty to pursue impartial truth and its practical use in solving human life problems.
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Jay William Hudson
University of Missouri
Exchange Club
Muehlebach
Dr. Hudson
Hudson
International Relations Institute Opens Three Day Session
A three day Kansas City Institute on International Relations session begins at 7 tonight at the University of Kansas City with Martin Hall delivering A Changing World. Leaders include Elizabeth Jones and Dr. Ernest Manheim with Dr. Clarence R. Decker presiding.
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Kansas City Institute On International Relations
University of Kansas City
Martin Hall
Elizabeth Jones
Ernest Manheim
Clarence R. Decker
Russia
Africa
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