Yugoslavia and Italy Deadlock Over Trieste Dispute
Belgrade reports Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj says Yugoslavia and Italy have reached a deadlock in their disagreement over who shall hold Trieste.
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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
9
Belgrade reports Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj says Yugoslavia and Italy have reached a deadlock in their disagreement over who shall hold Trieste.
A user recounts trying No-Rinse Surf and saving time on washday. The clothes dried soft and white with no rinses and smelled clean. The product is promoted as approved by U.S. Testing Co. for no rinsing and becomes a family staple.
A bill to create a ten million dollar fund to aid Wisconsin Indians was introduced Monday by Representative O Konski. The Chippewa Potawattomi Oneida Winnebago Stockbridge Munsee and other tribes would benefit. Syria buys ten ton water trucks for desert livestock watering.
Two mystery prospectors in Houghton Michigan vanished after tests that made a Geiger counter buzz wildly. Frank Goodman, a sporting goods store operator, described the bulky samples and their insistence on testing for a quarter per rock. The town of 5,000 awaited official claims amid a history of uranium finds in the region.
The Louisiana senate voted 30 to 2 to drop contempt proceedings against editor Clayton Fritchey and publisher David Stern over a June Item editorial that likened senators to trained seals and lackeys of Gov. Earl Long. A bill to impose fines and jail terms for publishing replies to criticism failed.
A brief quoted fragment notes concerns over control of newspapers and alleged deliberate distortion of truth without accountability. The text implies criticism of media influence and potential manipulation by powerful actors. The passage lacks clear names or events to specify.
Dr William Freeman Snow 74 of New York founder and chairman of the American Social Hygiene association and former president of the National Health Council died Monday. He was born in Quincy Illinois.
Dr. Sander filed an application for reinstatement with the New Hampshire medical board in Concord. Board president Dr J Paul Dye confirmed receipt but said no action is planned for two to three weeks while review proceeds.
A five member board revoked the license of a 42 year old physician on April 19 six weeks after a Hillsboro county jury acquitted him of murder in the death of Abbie Borreto 59 an incurable cancer patient.
Wanda Gitari filed for divorce from George after he bought a piano rather than a crib for their infant son. The case highlights a domestic dispute centered on family needs versus material purchases in Detroit.
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