Russians Begin Three Day Nebraska Farm Tour
A Soviet farm delegation led by First Deputy Minister V. Matskevich started a three day tour of Nebraska farms and related enterprises. They visited a broiler plant near Venice, observed soil conservation near Wahoo, and traveled from Omaha after a welcome banquet. The group toured Iowa previously and praised agricultural exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Matskevich
Leo Hoegh
Iowa State College
James Hilton
Luther Hill
Des Moines Register
Triaune
Hoegh
Agricultural Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce of
Ed Hoyt
Agriculture
Victor Anderson
United States
Soviet Union
Touring Yank Farmers See Famed Yalta
A 12 man U S group toured Yalta Crimea visiting the WWII Big Three meeting site and famed wineries. They received wine gifts and crossed to Novorossisk by the Pobeda for grain center. Russian press noted American crowds and thanked Gov Hoegh for plane aid. Iowa interest included stockyards and Des Moines signals, with a student exchange proposal from Iowa State College students.
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Yalta
Crimea
U.S.S.R. UE
U.S
Black Sea
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Novorossisk
Fourme
Iowa
Tass
Best Man Ordered to Pay Damages in Wife Enticement Case
Britain's High Court ruled Francis William Pollard, best man at Edward Frederick Johnston's wedding, must pay 2000 pounds damages for enticing away Johnston's wife. The decision reflects a landmark support for a husband's claim against a third party in a marriage breach case.
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London
Britain
Francis William Pollard
Edward Frederick Johnston
Johnston
L A Quota 10000 for L A Demo Dinner and Dems Speak
A long Beach ceremony featured Matthew McCloskey addressing Democrats about raising funds. Paul Ziffren Elizabeth Snyder and others spoke as Knowland was announced to attend a future event. The luncheon aimed to raise about 100000 for campaigns with many tables and a sold out hall.
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Long Beach
Paul Ziffren
Harry Truman
Celilon
Elizabeth Snyder
McCloskey
Kim
Hall
Ziffren
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Kenrick
Lafayette Hotel
Beach Shuuly Seno Lou
Knowland
U.S
California League of City Employes Associations
Wilton Hotel
Paul Marcus
Burma Bus Crash Kills 12 Workers Near Toungo
A bus carrying rice workers in Burma crashed through a bridge and fell onto a railway track near Toungo, killing 10 women and 2 men. Rescue efforts followed the tragedy as authorities investigated the cause.
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Burma
Rangoon
Burma UP
Toungo
C47 Ditches in Sea. 18 Aboard Safe After Rescue
In the Mediterranean a C47 ditched 90 miles off North Africa while en route from Tripoli to Athens. Eighteen aboard, including 14 American airmen, were rescued within 15 minutes by a US Air Force SA16 amphibious plane. No serious injuries reported and rescue described as perfect.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Mediterrean Sea
Air Force
Tripoli
Libya
Athens
Greece
North Africa
Air Force head‘Quarters
Winston-Salem
N. C
Reynolds
Uniere Iyrce
Virginia
Prince Albert Tobacco
Wheelus Pace
Wheelus Field
Immedia Cle
The
Tobacco Co
United States
J. Reynolds
Reynolds Met
Als Ca
SA16
Reynolds Dies Camel Cigarette King at 73 in Richmond
Richard Samuel Reynolds Sr., 73, inventor behind Camel cigarettes and Reynolds Metals Co, died at his Richmond home after pneumonia and heart attack. Born August 15, 1881, in Bristol, Tennessee, he built a multibillion industry empire, serving as chairman of several Reynolds companies and holding leadership roles in aluminum, foil, and mining ventures. survived by widow Julia Louise Parkin and four sons who were Reynolds executives.
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Richmond
Richard Samuel Reynolds
Reynolds 4 Metals Co
Jamaica
Bristol
Tenn
Reynolds
Kings College
Columbia University
University of Virginia
R. J. Reynolds
United States
Germany
France
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Eskimo Pie Corn
Reynolds Mining Corp
Reynolds Production Co
Reynolds Research Corp
Richmond Radiator Co
Robertshaw- Fulton Controls
United States Foil Co
Reynolds Alloys Co
Reynolds Jamaica Mines, Ltd
Reynolds Surinam Mining Corp
United States Sanitary Manufacturing Co
Julia Louise Parkan
Sea Grange, Tenn
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa Hikes Pay and Prices
Alcoa followed steel industry practice by granting an average 15-cent hourly wage increase to 25 000 workers and announcing price increases soon. The move halted a near strike as CIO United Steelworkers and AFL Aluminum workers unions reached parallel pacts for their members, with ratification pending for several locals.
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Pittsburgh
The
Aluminum Co. of America
AFL
CIO
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
USW
AFL Aluminum Workers Union
Alcoa
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Broiler
Nebraska Farms
By Tom Whitney
Calif
Gei
Laverne Johnson
Johnson
Laverne Jr
Stephanie
Joanne
L. A
Matthew McCloskey
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
Day Kimball
Truman
California
George Vermillion
R. S. Reynolds
Camel Cigarette King
Pere II
Garden Grove
Fom
Caren Shove
Aron Grove
Marine Glass Co
Magnelia
Luau
Waltah Glark
Logue
Say Mor
Atlantic Ave
G.E
Westinghouse
Philgo
Admiral
Los Angeles
Klant
Covina
Riverside
Pomona
Downey
San Bernardino
Mortebello
Norwalk
Graater
Los Angular
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