Peace Parley Speeds Up To Meet Truman Date
United Nations talks press toward a closing session as Truman seeks a Berlin Big Three meet. Delegates wrestle over debate limits, with Russia pushing tighter rules. A conference commission voted principles for a world security league, aiming for a timely conclusion.
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IceMint relief promises cool comfort for tired feet
An ad style note touts IceMint treatment to ease burning feet and aching calves. It claims fast cooling relief, reduces fatigue, and enhances daily energy. Targeted at drivers and active people seeking quick comfort without delay.
Cokes to Hold Quality Less in Quantity in Summer
San Antonio Coca Cola bottling manager A M Biedenharn says consumption will drop in hot months yet maintain quality as sugar allotments tighten after July. He notes no sweetening substitutes will be used and sugar distribution follows industrial allotment rules for the third quarter. Committees met on charter sections for a proposed security council veto and peace enforcement framework. Indictments totaling nineteen were returned by the grand jury in district court, including forgery, murder, theft, burglary, assault, and related charges.
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First Foreign Policy Pillar Assured
Washington June 2 Senate approval of new tariff cutting power for President Truman assured the administration of three major pillars for its foreign policy. The others are Bretton Woods agreements and U N peace organization adherence. The tariff-cutting power is pending final vote after a 47 to 8 House approval.
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Crosley to Make Autos
Cincinnati industrialist Powel Crosley plans postwar automobile manufacturing after selling his large plant and WLW station to Aviation Corporation of New York in a $22,000,000 deal funded by ten banks.
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Nations Vote Unanimously To Bar Franco Regime
In San Francisco on June 20 the United States and 49 other nations voted to exclude Franco Spain from joining the world body. The ban followed sharp speeches by Quintanilla of Mexico and others, condemning Franco for siding with Hitler and Mussolini, with no rebuttal offered.
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Truman Seeks Quick Finish to San Francisco Conference
President Truman, staying at Governor Wallgren’s mansion in Olympia, jealously hopes to speed the San Francisco security conference toward a peace charter by week’s end. Delays push plans to reach Berlin for a Big Three meeting, with Dewey talks possible if winds shift. Sergeant Hawk to receive Medal of Honor. aides note language disputes slow closure.
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