Russia's Diplomatic Shake-Up Spurs Global Maneuvering
The piece outlines Russia reshuffling ambassadors to Washington Peiping and London with Andrei Gromyko at the center arriving in Britain amid a politically divided nation and pressure over rearmament. It notes aims to sow U S Britain differences and complicate plans for German troop placement in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stalin & Co
Washington
Peiping
Red China
London
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Alexander Panyushkin
United States
Georgi Zarubin
Canada
Britain
Gromyko
Andrei Vishinsky
Germany
China
Korea
Japan
Oil Well Produces On Henry Smith Farm
A new oil well on the Henry Smith farm in Honey Creek field, drilled by T and H Drilling Corp, was acidized last night and is estimated to yield 28 barrels per hour. The well lies between two producing wells and is reportedly better than both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Honey Creek
T & H Drilling Corporation
Prostate Gland Health Ad Promotes Booklets
An advertisement from the Kansas City Medical Press promotes a booklet about the prostate gland and related urinary and kidney issues. It invites readers to mail 10 cents for each booklet, listing topics such as prostate gland, kidney and bladder, arthritis, and rupture, with an address in Kansas City.
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Dean
Doan
The
Kansas City Medical Press
K. C.medical Press
Dept
East
21St St
Kansas City
Refused Kiss Tragedy Strikes Venice High School
In Venice California on June 16 a 17 year old honors bound senior Fred M Plehn killed himself with a .22 rifle at a police station after his date Anita Dunham refused his goodnight kiss saying she feared he was getting too serious. His friend Charles Rosson verified Plehn bought ammunition earlier and stated the teen said he would kill a rat at the station.
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Venice
Calif
Ipp
Fred M. Plehn
Venice High School
Anita Dunham
Young Plehn
Plehn
Charles Rosson
Rosson
Tiny baby makes excellent progress at Union Hospital
Doctors and nurses report dramatic improvement in Jo Gail Curtis a two-pound three-ounce premature infant born last Friday at Union Hospital The infant is fed every two hours with a dropper and half teaspoon of mother’s milk Her parents Mr and Mrs T S Curtis of 41 South Twenty fifth Street express optimism The baby’s sixyearold brother Charles weighed six pounds at birth
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Union Hospital
T. S. Curtis
South Twentyfifth Street
Jo Gail
Charles
Government uses tax money in one second claim
A Virginia senator notes that the federal taxes paid by a family of four earning twelve thousand dollars annually are spent by the government in a single second.
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Sen
Byrd
Virginia
Grief Over Son Kills War Widow in Hollywood
Hollywood pressures rise as police report Mrs. Mignonette Selig 55 died by own hand after grieving for son Wayne killed in Army action overseas during World War II. Neighbors recall keepsake room and toy soldiers facing Wayne’s open door amid mementos filling home. Brother recalls he was a bright boy.
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Hollywood
Mignonette
June Selig
Wayne
Roosevelt Amassed 243827 Miles While President
The late President Franklin D. Roosevelt traveled a total of 243,827 miles during his terms in office, reflecting extensive travel for wartime leadership and public engagements.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mosquito Release Aims to Map Aedes Taeniorhynchus Range
Biologists at Sanibel Island Florida plan to release more than 1 million radioactive mosquitoes to study the spread and behavior of the Aedes taeniorhynchus across coastal marshes. Dr. Maurice Provost notes traps will line a corridor from the Everglades to Punta Gorda, tracking movement.
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Sanibel Island
Fla
Aedes Taeniorhynchus
Maurice Provost
Everglades
Alva
Punta Gorda
Driver Arrested As Drunk After Fatal Crash
Eight people died in Indiana traffic accidents marked by a drunk driving arrest. William Wasson Sr. 59 of Lewisville was killed when a car ran into a ditch south of New Castle. William Baker of New Castle was arrested for drunken driving. Other fatalities include Stanley Szozda 23 of Chicago and Earl Shorter 38 of Chicago in separate crashes near Goshen and Schererville. Raymond Ford 37 of Long Beach Calif. died in a Hammond collision along with Emma Schmidt 76 of St. Petersburg Fla.
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Associated Press
Indiana
William Wasson, Sr
Lewisville
New Castle
William Baker
Stanley Szozda
Chicago
Goshen
Earl Shorter
Hammond
U.S. 30
Schererville
Raymond D. Ford
Long Beach
Calif
US. 41
Emma Schmidt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas A. Walsh
Indianapolis credit executive dies in crash near Gem
A credit executive from Indianapolis was fatally injured when his car struck a pole along U.S. 40 near Gem, fourteen miles east of Indianapolis, on Saturday. Also Saturday, Mrs Edna L Britt of Cincinnati, 42, died in a two car collision on Indiana 9 north of Shelbyville. In Logansport a mother and daughter, Mrs Edna Swisher 45 and Sharon 13, were killed in a two car crash on Indiana 25 near Logansport Saturday night. Solve Your Problem Place a Want Ad.
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Dianapolis Credit Executive
U.S. 40
Gem
Indianapolis
Edna L. Britt
Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Edna Swisher
Sharon
Logansport
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Brook St. Teoleithe 2
Kose Island
U.N
International Soundphoto
Paint Department
Sundries Department
Sherwin-Williams
Wabash Avenue
Sherwin - Willliams
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown
United Steelworkers Union
Paul Wills
Darwin Senften
International
Daniel Appliance Co
K. A. Mueller
Grand Theater
Aass
Crosley Refrigerators
Crosley
Wabash Ave
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