Nevada Graduation Week Marks 62nd Commencement
The University of Nevada prepares for the 62nd commencement with 214 graduates nine earning advance degrees. Baccalaureate services Sunday feature Rev. Fred Trevitt speaking on standings. Dr Monroe Deutsch, UC provost emeritus, will deliver the principal address titled The Debt We Owe.
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High Street Presbyterian church
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Trevitt
George Smart
Stewart Baptist church
Maurice Walsh
Nevada
Catholic
Reno
university
Felton Hickman
Verdi
Mendelssohn
University Singers
Paul Fox
Don Young
Thaddeus Hess
Jarvis Bastian
America
Beautiful
board of regents
Monroe E. Deutsch
University of California
Robert A. Lundy
Community Methodist church
Winnemucca
Mark Pike
Methodist church
Sacramento
Katherine
Senate Votes Finances for Farm Program
The Senate approved an appropriation of over 1.5 billion dollars for government farm programs starting July 1, with a voice vote. House action left appropriations at 115 million under Senate totals, and the bill trims debated targeted future payments, while increasing a 110 million CCC note cancellation. Senators Anderson Douglas pressed cuts, while Russell and Aiken resisted, framing payments as investment rather than subsidies.
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D-Ga
Aiken
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CCC
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treasury department
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French Sector Grab Continued Near Berlin Fringes
Berlin June 7 1942 Soviet and Communist forces expanded control near Berlin seizing Frohnau estate spanning French and Soviet zones. Five families and livestock were moved out as refugees increase at Hof Bavarian border while radio Berlin siteowners reject evacuation.
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Frohnau
west Berlin
west Germany
Hof
radio Berlin
Taft Eisenhower Duel Erupts On New Fronts
The Taft Eisenhower battle for Republican presidential nomination erupts on multiple fronts. Indiana backs Taft with 32 delegates while Eisenhower faces questions in New York City and South Dakota. Nebraska re-surveys shift votes and Pennsylvania plans meetings with both campaigns. Eisenhower argues against compromising with dishonesty and the Texas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi delegate fights loom.
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Harrisburg
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Indianapolis
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Washington
Lodge
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Indiana
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
Eisenhower Seen As Key to Peace For Price of Politics
Nevada Republicans heard Paul Hoffman declare Gen Dwight D Eisenhower could lead the world to peace if elected president Writers noted Hoffman as a strong Eisenhower campaigner who urged wooing Democratic and Independent voters and emphasized youth and southern support to broaden the GOP base.
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Nevada
Douglas county
GOP central committee
Charles H. Russell
Stalin
Hoffman
Eisenhower
United States
DOUGLAS
GOP
Republican party
Eisenhower Says Negotiations Not Forgo in Peace Talks
General Dwight D. Eisenhower stated he would meet Premier Stalin if it served peace but said differences with the East and West are not negotiable at this time. He called for work and sacrifice to secure peace and endorsed limited talks depending on Soviet actions. He warned of ideological clashes and stressed Congress and the Supreme Court shape emergency powers.
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Emery Graunke
GOP
Chicago
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Stateline
Lake Tahoe
Hoffman
Republican party
U. S
America
NEW YORK
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Staliry
Soviet Union
United States
Father Divine
supreme court
congress
Scots Win Curtis Cup at Muirfield
Scotland's women golfers defeated the United States 5 to 4 at Muirfield to win the Curtis Cup for the first time in the 30 year history of the international competition.
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Scotland
Britain
Truman Claims US Air Supremacy Over Korea
President Truman told the 35th division reunion that the United States maintains air supremacy over most of Korea and can bomb the enemy at will. He criticized Congressional defense cuts, warned against slashing aid, and stressed the need for strong plans and allied support amid tensions in Europe and Asia.
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