Molotov attacks of peace plan widen rift with allies
Washington officials say Molotov's Pravda statement misreads Paris talks and asserts the United States and Britain pressed peace terms on third states. Byrnes and other officials note record shows frequent US Britain differences. British papers criticize Molotov as widening a diplomatic breach while frontier tensions linger before the June Paris ministers meeting. Farmers sell livestock and farm products monthly in Journal-World classifieds.
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Soviet oppose UN for peace making in Times view
The Times reports Molotov opposed sending the peace making problem to the United Nations assembly and warned that the Big Three may head toward an “unbreakable leadrock.” It notes Byrnes criticized Soviet bloc in eastern Europe and Molotov denounced the Anglo American bloc as events move irreversibly toward a likely consummation.
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The EWING JONES POST No 112 Kansas urges parents to teach children safety and motorists to drive cautiously to reduce traffic deaths, which are expected to reach 38000 this year. The campaign is labeled GREEN CROSS FOR SAFETY with Commander W. J. Hawkins and Chairman C. L. Hackley.
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