Argentina and USSR Resume Diplomatic Ties After Break
Buenos Aires June 7 President Peron announced the restoration of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, severed in 1917 after the czarist overthrow. Izvestia reported exchange of ambassadors soon and expanded trade aims, with both nations seeking peace and security under renewed cooperation.
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Buenos Aires
Russia
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Moscow
London
U.S.S.R
Shevelev
Argentine Republi
Juan Domingo Peron
Juan Atiliao Bramugilia
Peron
Izvestia
Investia
Legation
Atue of Nations
Red Army
Finland
United Nations
San Francisco
Veron
Communist Party
Soviet and Argentina resume diplomatic ties after long break
Moscow reports no surprise at GPI Russian decision to reestablish relations with Argentina. Since the Soviet trade mission reached Argentina on May 11, Soviet press has highlighted friendly Argentine coverage and regret over isolation since 1917. A Moscow radio bulletin announced resumption, with a joint communique in today’s Moscow press.
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Moscow
Gpi--Russi
Argentina
Russia
Moscow Radio
South
Colombia
Uruguay
Venezuela
Brazil
Chile
Bread Strikers Draw KC and Independence Crowds
Long lines of bread buyers formed as Kansas City bread strike entered its seventh day. Some stores reported as many as 200 people waiting at opening. In Independence, police were called to scenes as shortages continued and tensions rose among shoppers.
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Kansas City
Independence
Tokyo Homeless in Park Foreshadows Social Strain
A June dispatch from Tokyo reports about 700 furasha living homeless in parks and stations in a city of 3.7 million. The group includes war victims, demobilized soldiers, orphans, and repatriates. Police raids removed 463 people in a three day period, while some beg and work small jobs. The piece notes rising petty theft and shifting morals, yet cites a hopeful view from Police Inspector Morishige Sakurai.
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Tokyo
Cprk
Morishige Sakurai
Ueno Park
New York
Central Park
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ueno
Sakurai
Saku
Furosha
Japan
Dairy Month Proclamation By the Governor Kansas
The Governor of Kansas proclaims June as Dairy Month to emphasize the essential role of dairy products in health and nutrition, urging citizens to support the dairy industry amid shortages and malnutrition concerns. Governor Andrew F. Schoeppel signs the proclamation at Topeka in May 1944.
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Topeka
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
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Dry Would Place Ban on 3.2 Beer in This State
Kansas talk splits over redefining intoxicating liquor to ban 3.2 beer. John Payne of Arkansas City urges voters to resubmit prohibition amend ment to curb liquor influence and elect a legislature and governor to abolish 3.2 beer. In Lawrence, William Virgil Youell, 37, was found guilty of vagrancy and given 30 days in jail or banishment from the city by Judge Lane.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
John 5. Payne
Arkansas City
Payne
State Senate
Wiliam
Virgil Youell
Navy Veterans Remember Wartime Service Across Pacific
Armed Forces Al E Bond Jr served in the Pacific aboard USS John D Henley from 1944 to war’s end. He earned the American Theater, Asiatic Pacific, Philippine Liberation ribbons, five battle stars and the Bronze Star after 150000 miles of travel and near misses that left his ship undamaged beyond repair. Discharged April 18 at San Diego following time in San Francisco. Donald Ray Pifer MM3c discharged May 21 at Norman Oklahoma with Okinawa duty. William Underwood Carter EM also noted.
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al E. Bond, Jr
Bond
San Francisco
San Diego
Donald Ray Pifer
New York Street
U.S. Navy
Norman
Okla
Okinawa
Mezsana Medicated Powder Blessing Families for Forty Years
A nostalgic tribute to Mezsana medicated powder praised as a family favorite for forty years. The ad touts its soothing relief for Giaper rash and skin sting with gentle Sprinkls, emphasizing enduring trust and consistent use across generations.
Navy Seaman Discharge Noted After 23 Months Pacific Duty
Jacob Severs completes 23 months in the Pacific with the U S navy and is discharged May 22. He last served aboard the USS Fanahaw Bay, a CUE 70 class vessel. Severs resides in Norman Oklahoma and is listed in Navy records.
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Norman
Oklo
Pacific
U. S. Navy
Jacob Severs
Former Haskell student to be sent overseas after training
Fort Benning Ga will host completion of parachute and glider training for a former Haskell student. Following a furlough, Severs expects overseas assignment, with classified page readers noted in The Journal World.
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Fort Benning
Severs
Stri Spakio and Peacock Tale In Brief
In a fragmented note two phrases mention Stri Spakio and the mass of ee 385, then reference a peacock and a plan or count involving two peahens. The unclear text hints at a local item or caption but lacks detail for full context or names.
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William Underwood Carter, EM
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Orwne Weissmuller
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George Brent
Ethel Barrymore
Kent Smith
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