Wallace Talk to Be Given at Watergate Amphitheatre
Federal Judge James M. Proctor refused to bar Henry A. Wallace from speaking at the Watergate amphitheater. Rep. O Konski led a bid by the American Anti Communist Association to block the talk. Wallace was expected to discuss peace and clarify his 1948 presidential stance with possible remarks on U S hegemony in the Cold War.
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Sponge: Cleaned Skeletal Remains From Sea Bottom Creature
A sponge is defined as the cleaned skeleton of a creature that resides on the ocean floor. This description notes its origin from a sea bottom dwelling organism.
Mongols Deny Entering China
Moscow radio quoted Outer Mongolia confirming a border clash with China in far northwestern China. It said Mongolian forces repelled Chinese incursions with aerial support but did not cross into Chinese territory, while Chinese reports claimed Mongolian invasion of Sinkiang on June 5 with four Soviet marked planes. China protested to Russia and Mongolia called the Chinese account a lie.
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Sinkiang
Russia
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Washington Reporter Wins National Medal for 1946 Coverage
Lyle C. Wilson, Washington manager of United Press, receives the National Headliners club Medal of Merit for domestic news reporting in 1946. The award, given at the club’s 18th annual frolic, honors Wilson and sixteen others for journalistic achievement across newspapers, radio, and newsreels.
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Russia
Chinese Troops Cross Nine Miles Into Mongolia
A Chinese force reportedly advanced nine miles into Mongolia. A Mongolian messenger seeking their withdrawal was detained. Later, Mongolian troops recovered the bodies of the messenger and four frontier guards bearing signs of torture.
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Mongolia
Truck Kills Child Who Falls Off Bike
A 5 year old Joyce Holliday of Duncan died when she fell from a bicycle and was crushed by a truck on Oklahoma highways. The incident pushed the year’s traffic death toll to 100 statewide. The Holliday family are named as her parents.
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Duncan
Joyce Holliday
Wayne Holliday
Inquest Planned After 1947 Incident Involving Brothers
A June 16 1947 incident involved a 10 year old brother Yuram Batly and an adult named Wayne. The other party was uninjured and an inquest will be held into the death.
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Yuram Batly
W Wayne
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