Harry Takes a Ride at Grant Farm Welcome
Louis Missouri. President rides a historic coach around Grant Farm at the start of a reception after returning from Columbia where he spoke at the University of Missouri commencement. Augusta A. Buseh drives the coach holding the whip, the President’s host and estate owner. others in the coach are unidentified. AP Wirephoto.
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Milk workers strike threatens hospital food supply
The Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association and the Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania adjourned weekend talks after the milk union and dealers agreed deliveries will feed hospitals by geographic location. About 3,000 dairy employees had threatened to feed milk to hogs, but unions sought a quick resolution as the contract, renewed after May 1, still governs negotiations.
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Race Horses Die in Fire at Hins Dairy Barn
A devastating fire swept through the Emil Denemark firm near Hinsdale last night, killing about 17 to 22 horses including Curtice and two watchmen John Cooney and Frank Nemecek. The blaze destroyed a 320 foot long barn housing some 200 tons of hay after being struck by lightning, with flames and smoke driving rescuers back amid the loss of horses and two men.
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Speeding Suspect Found With Club Membership Card
In Atlanta police arrest a 20 year old, after a 16 mile chase through jammed streets. Officers found a club membership card among his papers. He had qualified by driving 98 miles per hour on Spring and nearby downtown thoroughfares.
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Western allies gain edge as Soviet borders shift
The new boundary agreement between Poland and East Germany strengthens Allied positions in Germany. Clarke Reach analyzes the impact in a column on the editorial page. Additional features and chores appear across pages 1A and 33, with notices for comics, horoscope, and other regulars.
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Truman attends 35th Division reunion breakfast note
Report summarizes a 35th Division reunion breakfast with President Truman observing, remarks on a Soviet threat and a ceremonial moment, while Lt Tooks presents a gift from Battery D. Eugene Donnelly of Kansas noted. Concluded on Page 2.
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One More Shelton Laid To Rest In Ilinois Violence Toll
Roy Shelton aged 65 will be buried today in southern Illinois after Carl Shelton, the first Shelton brother killed by assassins, making Roy the third to die in violence within the family.
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Fire Perils Hit Gas Stores In Newfoundland Area
In Sumier ORE near Lewisporte Imperial Oil officials reported 2,000,000 gallons of high octane aviation gasoline stored. Women children and elderly were told to pack and be ready to leave at a moment's notice as every able bodied man joined forest rangers and woodsmen in firefighting. Deputy Welfare Minister Rowe said food aid was ready if evacuations to coastal points became necessary.
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Vandenbergs Wife Key Part Of Western Defense Debate
Washington reports U S defense officials favor linking Western Europe defense pools to form fighting units with atomic age weapons. They warn against drastic cuts and expect higher military spending for years. Mrs Vandenberg, a former journalist, supported her husband in Senate leadership and international trips, balancing public duties with a strong personal role.
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Red General Dies in Moscow Tank Commander Mezhuisan
MOSCOW June press reports the sudden death of Major General Ivan Mechugan. Described as a bold defensive tank commander, he held the Order of Lenin and other decorations. He served 18 years in the Soviet army and joined the Communist Party in 1941.
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Policehunt Gypsy Pair With IU Boy Car Toledo
Police issued an alarm for a maroon convertible the Gypsy couple fled in with a 20 year old boy believed suffering spinal meningitis. A child specialist noted the boy’s condition as the suspects vanished before authorities could obtain names. Witnesses described two women in winter coats driving away in the carnival coupe. Authorities tightened search but had no trace of the trio.
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Temperatures to Ease Off as Heat Recedes
Weatherman Andrew P Keller forecasts a cooler pattern after a sultry spell. The day topped near 92 with scattered showers or storms, leaving humidity high and winds shifting from southwest to west southwest. Temperatures are seen slipping 5 to 10 degrees tomorrow with a high around 82.
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Citadel Hosts Golden Age Club Wedding at Salvation Army
An 82 year old groom and 78 year old bride tied the knot at Citadel Salvation Army in a Golden Age Club ceremony. Rev Olin Burley officiated on his 76th birthday with his wife as matron of honor. A reception followed and club members organized the event marking the first wedding of Golden Age members since formation in November.
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Gamblers Get Raid Tipoff
Brooklyn District Attorney Miles McDonald told the city board the gambling probe will cost more money as underworld sources reportedly obtained license plate numbers of investigators. An extra 90 030 is sought to run six more months, up from 60 250. Vehicles must be swapped for other cars, hindering planned operations. A Kin grand jury letter supported the funding request, with a Mayors board vote set for next Thursday.
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City Rangers Can't Save By Silent Texan
In New York a man matching the name Glenn Burgess, 21, of Amarillo Texas, was stopped near a Brooklyn rally. Cab driver alerted police fearing a possible leap. Burgess refused questions, was taken to Bellevue Hospital for mental examination.
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Fish Selected by GOP Group for U S Senate Run
The Orange County Republican Committee chose Fish as its candidate for the Senate. He received 120 votes. Gen Dwight D Eisenhower garnered 66 votes, though Eisenhower was unaware he was being considered at the group’s annual meeting.
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100000 Bushman Is Stricken Death Watch Over Gorilla
Bushman the 160000 gorilla lay near death as two veterinarians kept a continuous vigil at Lincoln Park Zoo. The 350 pound creature showed signs of distress while the public viewed the scene, zoo officials and keepers expressing concern over his condition and uncertain age.
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Setback Recommitment Moves May Kill Bill in Senate
A chaotic Senate scene yesterday featured resistance to a Truman administration move. Cain’s long walk and marathon debate delayed action as lawmakers wrangled over appointive and policy issues. The session stretched hours with no quick decision, concluding with plans to resume on page 2.
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Joseph Burke Dies Lied From Film Songs Composer Buried at 66
Joseph A Burke, songwriter of Tin Pan Alley standards, died at 66 in his Upper Darby home. His tunes included Carolina Moon Miss You Tonight in Dancing With Tears In My Eyes A Little Gypsy Te am Moon Over Tar Moon Over Dreams Rambling Rose and Fox songs.
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