Geneva Cloak and Dagger Atmosphere at International Conference
Geneva is described as a hotbed of espionage activity with many foreign delegations present. Russian, Chinese, Korean, American, French and other intelligence elements are noted as active. Notable scenes include discreet meetings, readers in corners to foil recordings, and anti listening devices. The article emphasizes a tense, spy‑charged environment in Geneva during the conference.
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Geneva
Otheir
Sion
Over Two Billion Hot Dogs Doomed
The American Meat Institute said between Decoration Day and Labor Day Americans will eat 2,624,640,000 hot dogs. This means every person aged five to sixty will average 21 hot dogs in 14 weeks.
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Chicago
The
American Meat Institute
United States
AMI
Observer Delays Create Confusion in Delegation Calls
An unofficial observer describes muddled communications as a visitor claims several calls under the name Jim Mr. So and So from the state of chaos. The operator replies to await transfer, highlighting the mixups in delegations and contact attempts.
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Jim
Missing training plane found with cadet dead near Lubbock
The body of Cadet Jerome D. Powell 23 of Ponchatoula Louisiana was recovered from a T-28 trainer on the I H Olivey farm 24 miles northeast of Lubbock Texas Powell had been transferred to Reese Air Force Base in April from North Carolina He was on a night training flight and the Civil Air Patrol had searched for the missing plane The crash site showed the plane buried four feet deep with wreckage scattered over a 100 yard radius Powell was last heard from at 1 10 a m near Abernathy Texas and authorities estimated the crash occurred about 1 27 a m after his watch stopped at that time
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Louisiana Air
I. H. Olivey Farm
Reese Air Force Base
Jerome D. Powell
Ponchatoula
Reese
Carolina
Aler Z
Civil Air Patrol
Marshall Overstreet
Oliver
Abernathy
Powell
Paper On Oil Wins Women's Meet Prize
Denver reports Mrs. Helen C. Payne of Ogden Utah won the $350 first prize in a national essay contest on What Part Does Petroleum Play in a Clubwoman's Life co sponsored by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Petroleum Institute. Miss Eudora Hawkins of Abilene Texas took third prize of $50.
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Denver
Helen C. Payne
Ogden
Utah
General Federation of Women's Clubs
American Petroleum Institute
Eudora Hawkins
Abilene
iFex
Yarborough Opens Campaign in Fort Worth Rally
Ralph Yarborough of Austin will launch his gubernatorial bid with a fundraising barbecue and rally in Fort Worth at 7 p.m. June 18. Fort Worth attorney H Edward Johnson is named rally chairman.
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Fort Worth
Ralph Yareborough
Austin
West Texas
H. Edward Johnson
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