Russian Travel Restrictions Tighten Interzonal Borders
The Soviet Union imposes travel bans between its zone in Germany and Western zones amid claims of Western espionage centered on Berlin. Reports say Moscow aims to close a supposed Western spy hub while warning of sanctions if Allied pressures grow.
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Berlin
Germany
Petter Friede
Amercans
Friede
Taegliche Rundschau
Ruhr
West
U. S
U.S
Radio
Theat
Missouri Dealers Hear Use Tax Shift on Car Licenses
M. E. Morris explained a new use tax at 2 percent due from Missouri residents on motor car purchases when license tags are bought. The tax applies to out of state purchases if licenses are opened in Missouri. About 200 dealers attended the Missouri Automobile Dealers Association meeting at the Hotel President.
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Missouri Automobile Dealers Association
M. E. Morris
Jefferson City
Morris
Missouri
G. H. Bates
Ralph N. Eidson
Kemp
City Hall auditions open for summer community sings
Auditions begin tomorrow at City Hall on the fifth floor at 7 30 p m for city spar ed community sings. Fusene Christy musical director invites choral groups instrumentalists dancers and other entertainers of all ages to audition for summer programs with pop bands and a larger portable stage and address system. Trophies will be awarded at season end. community sing season starts June 21.
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City Spared
Fusene Christy
City Recreation Division
Christy
Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co struck by union action
Buffalo Springfield Roller company a major producer of road rolling machinery was struck today by the CIO United Automobile Workers union. The action marks a significant labor dispute affecting a leading industrial manufacturer.
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Sprincfield
Rites for Nash Today Attend by Auto Old Timers
Funeral services for Charles W. Nash 84 pioneer automobile manufacturer are held at the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Calif The retired Nash Motors board chairman died Sunday at his Beverly Hills home Four Automobile Old Timers life members attend George W. Mason Detroit Ralph De Palma Los Angeles race driver Charles W Howard San Francisco William L Hughson San Francisco
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Glendale
Calif
Charles W. Nash
Pioneer
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Nash Motors
Beverly Hills
Automobile Old Timers
Nash
George W. Mason
Detroit
Ralph de Palma
Los Angeles
Charles W. Howard
San Francisco
William L. Hughson
Mrs Lusk Trails in New Mexico Primary Race
New Mexico's first woman candidate for Congress, Georgia Lusk, trails in early primary returns. Clinton Anderson won the Democratic Senate nomination with about 15 thousand votes more than J J Dempsey, while Gov. Mabry defeated two opponents. John Miles led state land commissioner race with 33 416, Fernandez 31 579, Lusk 29 197.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Georgia Lusk
U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
J. J. Dempsey
Thomas J. Mabry
Representative Lusk
John E. Miles
A. M. Fernandez
Robbery at Leacox & Scott Tire Co Abducts Cash Radios
A cash box containing 206 dollars was stolen from Leacox Scott Tire at 2518 Grand Avenue. Robert Leacox said the box was hidden in a soft drink vending machine that was pried open. Two small radios were also taken by the thief.
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Leacox & Scott Tire Company
Grand Avenue
Robert Leacox
Gallatin Fire Department Fights First Fire and Wins
After a year of organization the Northwest Gallatin Township Fire Protection Association bought a truck on May 3. Twenty volunteers received their first professional instruction a week earlier and faced their first test at a farm home near Barry. The swift two-mile run to the scene and foamited extinguisher aided a quick victory with only minor damage to the house and its contents.
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FTER
Gallatin Township
Clay County
Thomas
Fire Department
Gashland
Barry
University of Missouri Extension Service
A. L. Campbell
National journalism school admin meet to honor outstanding paper
Directors from twenty one universities attend the fourth national conference of the American Society of Journalism School Administrators June 18 and 19 at the Hotel President. Charles V. Stansell of The Star discusses the presidential election outlook as a scroll is awarded to a newspaper cooperative in promoting professional education.
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American Society of Journalism
Charles V. Stansell
The
Star
P. I. Reed
West Virginia University
George E. Simmons
Tulane University
New Orleans
Hartley warns Congress on looming coal strike by Lewis
Representative Hartley of New Jersey says John L. Lewis plans another soft coal strike next month. He urges Congress to stay in session to address an emergency and warns adjournment could leave the nation at the mercy of the United Mine Workers.
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Washington
Hartley
New Jersey
John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
House Labor Committee
Eightieth Congress
United Mine Workers
Fire wipes out homes in Foochow business district
Central News Agency reports a Monday night fire in Foochow South China destroyed 1,239 houses and other buildings across twenty streets and alleys. Emergency relief stations aided an estimated 12,000 homeless residents.
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Shanghai
Central News Agency
Foochow
South China
Concerts Continue in Tel Aviv Amid Air Attacks
Israel hostilities did not stop a Tel Aviv concert tour led by Izler Solomon guest conductor of the Palestine Philharmonic Orchestra. Solomon and his wife Eva Solomon described unprecedented ovations despite heat blackouts and Arab planes overhead as he promised to stay at least six weeks.
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Palestine
Eva Solomon
Armour Boulevard
Columbus
Izler Solomon
Kansas Citian
Tel Aviv
Palestine Philharmonic Orchestra
Solomon
Levi Solomon
Kansas City
Columbus Philharmonic
Israel
Rome
Jewish Agency
Two British Papers Predict Election of Vandenberg
Washington correspondent Arthur Webb of the Daily Herald predicts Senator Arthur Vandenberg will be nominated and elected president. An anonymous source forecasts 26 million votes for Vandenberg, 19 million for Truman, and 5 million for Wallace. the Financial Times echoes the view, noting Europe would welcome Vandenberg.
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Vandenberg
London
Washington
The
Daily Herald
Voice of
Britain
Labor Party
Arthur Vandenberg
Presi
Arthur Webb
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Financial Times
Europe
Collision in Air Kills 3 Army Men in New York
Rome New York June 10 Two army planes crashed in the clouds killing three soldiers and injuring others. The accident occurred during routine training over the region and authorities began investigations into the cause.
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Griffis
Rome
N. Y
Woman Shoots Man in Apartment Over Dispute
Police found Alfred L. McKinney dead from chest wounds in Dorothy Mae Mitchell's East Eighteenth Street apartment after she says he refused to leave following an argument. Mitchell, a 23 year old waitress, reported meeting him in a restaurant and tavern last night. The incident occurred before dawn today.
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Dorothy Mae Mitchell
East Eighteenth Street
Alfred L. McKinney
Wabash Avenue
Miss Mitchell
McKinney
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