Reds See Geneva Summit as Stage for Peace or Clash
Soviet propaganda builds hopes abroad that the Geneva meeting may bring peace while urging blame on the West for any failure. Kremlin messaging emphasizes fear through defense build up and a limited relaxation in tense relations. Home press paints the United States as the force seeking to prevent agreement and shift blame to the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Geneva
Butt
Moscow
Kremlin
West
Moscow Radio
United States
Soviet Union
Bartender Shot From Ceiling After Bar Fight Goes Wrong
Theo Alexander tried to intervene in a bar fight between two women in Dallas. He used a pistol to fire into the ceiling, ending the brawl but a ceiling fragment struck him, requiring stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Theo Alexander J
Credulous Tavern Operator Loses $42 000 in Skin Game
In St Joseph a man claiming to gensilize blank paper into currency swindled $42 500 in real money from tavern operator Leo Foster. Foster and bartender Raymond Combs were linked to the scheme, with $19 500 recovered from a tree stump near Union Star. Police described the ruse and said the con man used sensitized blanks and ink to counterfeit real bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Jack Inman
Leo Foster
Inman
Union Star
Foster
Raymond Combs
Combs
Reds To Seek World Trade Conference Vision
Russia plans a world economic conference to chart a multibillion dollar trade and development program. Premier Bulganin will push the idea during talks with Western leaders in Geneva this week. Western allies show interest and have drafted plans to boost East West trade in nonstrategic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Russia
Bulganin
United States
Britain
V. M. Molotov
Zhukov and the Warm Greeting at Geneva Meet
At the 1945 opening of the Big Four conference in Geneva Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov and President Hisen greeted each other warmly. Eisenhower’s press secretary James C. Hagerty described the meeting as very enthusiastic to reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hisenshower
Georgi K. Zhukov
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Gustom Daling
Bob McLain
Poplar
Fritts” Bros
Williamsburg
National School of Aeronautica
Care Ottawa Herald
Kirlines
National School of Aeronau
Reeves
Attleboro
Mass
Lodge
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Luther A. Stevens
W.M. Chas
W. Watts
Sec’y
15Th
Hickory
Conrad
Wiggins Electric
Harry Smith Auto
Gail Nitcher
Cedar
Robe’s Hwd
N. Main
Budge
Ial
Standard Rendering Co. Cal
Ottawa
Christian Bros
McCracken Electric City
Phil McCrAcken
National School of Aeronautics
Forest Park
Ray Needham
Island
Pomona
Teos
North Side
Welen Real Estate
Highland
TIO M
S. Locust
W. 5Th
Wesen Real Estate
East Second St
Luther Stevens
Will G.I
Wesen Real E
Guernsey
Chamberlin Seed Farm
Overbrook
Kansas
Ernest Arnold
Claude Meyers
Cliff Marconett
West Liberty _School
M. J. Klein
Highland Orchard
Mile East 15Th
Black, & Mos
Cherry
Ted Hobbs
Willow
Mack Electric
Hi-Way Furn
Mart
International Corn Binder
Karl Johnson
Olds
Moner
Quin
Court House
WC Tractor and Cult
Nel Sturman
Mechanic
Emporia
Kas
Barnett Safes Inc
Ferguson
Hi-Way Furn. Mart
15Th & South Main
Ford Tractor
Ford Ferguson
Ottawa Farm
Minneapolis-Moline and Ferguson
New Survey
Onary
Col.canyon
7Th Fleet Destroyer) Patrol
Skeex
von Reich
Skeezix
Wilmer
DR. von Epa
Jessica
Jack
Ae "Herr
Bert Laws
Bob Steven
Sipekick
Gaffer
Chance
Wildcat
Autry
Chance Barton
Crispin
Shrager
Gene
Tracy
Mamie
Willie
Bam
Pontiac
Larry's _Texaco
Smith Insurance Agency
Chevrolet
Anthony
Mulberry
Price Motor
Ford
O.K
Dodge
Omaha
Price
Clyde Ric
Minnick Motor Co
U. S
Legals
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Cyril Horne
Cyril H. Horne
Eutrate
Anid
Willam
Bowers
Bowers & Bowers
The
Ottawa Herald
UndiSp
Long Beach
Calif
Isabel Sairi
Argentina
Maureen Hungart
Ceylon
Carmen Laura Bettencourt
Puerto Rico
Hillevi Rombin
Sweden
Jana Carmel
Israel
Solveig Borstad
Reds
Bernard Baruch
New York
United Nations
James
Thiddan
Nehru
Néhru
Eden
Zhukov
Safe Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!