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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
2
President Truman signals a hard line against obstructionists in Congress during a Chicago rally. He vows to press the fair deal program through the 81st and into the 82d Congress and expects support for Democratic candidates after primaries.
At a Marion clinic Joe McLaughlin of the State Department of Aeronautics directed the event as Moe Laughlin described a statewide aviation group. Jon Kelley, Marion airport manager and host, led a session with over 35 operators and aviation personnel inspecting Marion airport facilities.
An advertisement from Kellogg's promotes ALL BRAN as relief for constipation and urges daily use of one ounce with ample water. It quotes a testimonial from W H Rooney of Detroit and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days, inviting returns to Battle Creek, Michigan.
Edward J. Flynn Democratic national committeeman from New York suffered a heart attack Sunday and is reported in good condition at St. Luke's hospital in Chicago May 16 AP dispatch notes.
Former Union Pacific president George F. Ashby dies at 64 from complications of heart disease in Las Vegas. The retired executive had been in Clark County Hospital since April 24, dying after a period of illness.
The Very Rev Hewlett Johnson of Canterbury was met with a shower of eggs and tomatoes during a Canadian speaking tour stop in Mailton Ontario. A separate note claims Alabama chose the yellowhammer as a safe emblem due to Confederate color similarity.
Moscow May 16 Prime Minister Stalin and UN Secretary General Trygve Lie met 90 minutes at the Kremlin amid the save the UN mission. Diplomats expect discussion on China's UN representation. Russians show no signs of altering refusal to accept Chiang Kai-shek's government. Present were Molotov and Vishinsky. Lie's visit follows talks with Truman and officials in London Paris and Moscow.
Speculation centers on a possible discussion with Stalin at a news conference slated for tomorrow. The Lie Stalin interview followed careful preparation by Russians and the U N official. Lie arrived last week and met V i shinsky then Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Moscow papers ran the front page brief on the meeting and the U N information center issued the communiqué.
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