Kennedy Says Stalin Holds Peace Key
Boston May comber Premier Stalin of Russia holds power to mold Europe and Asia shaping postwar merchant marine Kennedy said at maritime dinner. He warned forces unleashed may take years to control and urged transfer of ships to foreign nations after military needs. He urged Britain Norway partnership and emphasized maintaining the biggest fleet to ensure day to day survival and world peace.
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Stalin
Russia
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
State Department
Foreign Office
Kenney
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Norway
Hearing On Baby Murder Set
In El Centro California a young mother faces preliminary hearing May 20 on a first degree murder charge alleging she tossed her 10 month old daughter into the Colorado River. The body was found by two fishermen. The mother identified the child, Mildred Louise, before arraignment.
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EL Centro
Calif
Colorado
A. T. Lyons
Mildred Louise
Priday
Yume
Arle
Mildred Skelton
Mildred Mell
Mildred Campbell
Mildred Forsythe
I Garcia
Julian G
Rusidence
North San
Agcinte
Maria Mendod
Roca
Hilatia Hilde Garcia Brothas Jose
Tema Uke Partere
Martinez
Ortiz
St. Ardes Guard
Intermeny
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Clementine Schoth
Drexel
Morris Schott
Usband
Paul
Ludwig Ealen
Augusta Jackson
Porter Loring
Jachson
Hickerson
Harvin
Thomas Harvey Harvin
Lay Haigi
Eunice Gibson
Florence Harvin
Ruth Harvin
Mas. C
M. RR
B.L. Marvin
Hely
McGollum-Murray
J. W. Burne
Hicinting
Mission Burial Park
D. m
State Board of Control
Austin
Texas
Board of Control
Avatin
Bef O.b
Board of Control, Printing Division
Radio Highlights Uesday Evening Listings
Radio schedules list KTSA WOAI and KMAC programs for evening night slots with newscasts entertainment and host lineups. Notable names include Norman Corwin John Vandercook Gabriel Heater Henry Gladstone Paul Neilson Raymond Gram Swing Judy Canova Burns and Allen Bob Hope Red Skelton Boris Karloff and Ginny Simms across stations KTSA WOAI KMAC KABC WDAI and KABO with times from 5:15 p m to 9 30 p m and daytime follows with Kate Smith Henry Gladstone and John W Beott among others.
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John W. Vandercook
Richard Harkness
KMAC
Geril Brown
Gabriel Heater
Henry Gladstone
KaBe
John W. Scott
Paul Neilson
Raymond Gram
WDAI
Ginny Simms
Judy
Mystery Theater
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
KABO
Duffy's Tavern
Boris Karloff
KTSA
Kate Smith
Arthur Gaebhy
Boke Carter
KABC
Bankhage
John W. Beott
Cedric Foster
Will Rogers Returns Home to Claremore Oklahoma
Will Rogers body laid to rest in a stone crypt beside the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore Oklahoma. The private ceremony drew fewer than 100 attendees with Rev John R Abernathy delivering the benediction. Rogers and Will Rogers Whey Post died in an Alaska plane crash nine years earlier. The memorial museum, built by the state in 1938, sits on a 20 acre plot Rogers planned as a retirement homesite. The family arranged arrangements through the Will Rogers memorial commission.
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Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
Wiil Rogers
Califermia
John R. Abernathy
Oklahoma
Glendale
Call
James Rogers
Rogers
Ines
California
No Invasion Talk Heard In London
London residents show war weariness and resilience while avoiding public discussion of invasion. The writer notes lighter blackout rules, continued vigilance, and a focus on Hitler as a feared figure, with British civilians adapting quietly to wartime life. The piece contrasts American chatter with British restraint amid danger and tension.
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UPI
New York
Manhattan
Britain
United States
Hitler
Don Whitehead
Associated Press
Tom Siler
Chicago
America
Europe
England
Bry
Circus Lover Dies In Dickey Pole Falls
Twelve year-old Donald Whitney watched the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus arrive by train in Boston in the rain. He rode the dickey pole between a circus truck and a cage, then was found dead in a muddy freight siding after authorities say he fell and was run over by a cage wheel.
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Boston
Donald Whitney
Boston and
Maine
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey
Boston Garden
Lron
New Air Service May Begin July 4 With Stop in San Antonio
William Steinhardt, manager of the municipal airport, announced a new air service on the Fort Worth to Monterrey route may begin on July 4 with a stop in San Antonio. He outlined inspections by the U.S. Public Health Service, FBI, immigration, and other agencies, and said August 1 was tentative with hopes of opening earlier. Local celebrations in Monterrey and San Antonio were proposed to mark the service.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. A. Porter
San Antonio Army Service Force
Olga Pal Luna
Miss Luna
Blas Luna
Post 2559
Fort Worth
Monterrey
William Steinhardt
Aiport
U.S. Public Health Service
FBI, Immigration, Censorship, Department, of Agriculture and Customs
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Mauermann
Jose Muguerza
Airlnes
Liquor imports reach near record in April
Washington reports April liquor imports at 5,183,000 gallons, the second highest monthly total on record according to Internal Revenue stamp sales. The April figure trails the record March month by 685,000 gallons.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
The
Treasury
Clever PT Action Sinks Nazi Ships
A German convoy carrying ammunition and gasoline was destroyed in the Mediterranean by a British American force after two American PT boats lured away two German destroyers from their positions. PT 212 under Lemner laid a smoke screen and escaped range after firing. PT 214 under Boebel fired a torpedo but its smoke devices failed. The operation was directed by Lieut Dubdose of Fort Worth, Texas.
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WashingTon
Mediterranean
Harold BH. Lemner
San Francisco
Robert T. Boebrt
Milwaukee
Wis
Boebel
Lieut
Edwin A. Dubdose
Fort Worth
Texas
Goodyear estimates synthetic tires near natural rubber in grip
Goodyear officials say synthetic tires are about 96 percent as good as natural rubber tires. The remark appears in a report on tire performance and materials testing.
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Goodyear
Browder Remains Communist Head as Corpus Approves 400000
New York reports Earl Browder, 54, longtime Communist leader and former U.S. presidential candidate, remains head of the organization. Corpus Christi notes two city-issued issues totaling 400000 will finance gas distribution rehabilitation and fire equipment expansion. Funds cover gas repairs over 12 years and fire apparatus and vehicles, with 40-member national committee including five trade unionists.
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Earl Browder
Kansas
United States
Amercorpus Christi
Gas Distribution System Association
Firs
Communist Party
Jatus
Isories
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