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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1946

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2

President Truman Not to Meet Stalin Soon

Four members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee urged an immediate Truman Stalin summit to resolve key differences. The White House has extended an invitation, but Stalin’s health and other obstacles reportedly block any planned trip or White House visit.

Truman Stalin House Foreign Affairs Committee Gordon Rytér Gonn Mundt S. D Bolton Ohio Russia America United States White House Washington

On the Palm Queen Train a Night Walkers Meeting

Corbett endures a sleepless night aboard the Palm Queen train. Elaine Weston confronts grief and pills while sharing a platform talk, weathering cold and rain as they face uncertain futures and family duties.

Corbett Chuckie Joanie Elaine Weston Frankel Kalchis Grandma Dr. Frankel Raleigh Theeman Kett Lancaster

Livestock Award Created by Ithaca Professors

Prof. F B Morrison of State College of Agriculture and Mrs Morrison donate 1000 dollars in cash and a gold medal to be awarded annually for five years by the American Society of Animal Production for outstanding work in live stock production. The first award is planned for this year.

Ithaca F. B. Morrison State College of Agriculture Morrison American Society of Animal Production

Postwar Peace Talks Stuck Over Stalin Travel Limit

The report notes President Truman favors using the United Nations to address postwar issues but cites Stalin staying within Soviet controlled territory during all wartime Big Three conferences. It argues Truman should not join a peacetime summit on Soviet soil, creating an impasse.

United Nations Casablanca Quebec Cairo Teheran Yalta Potsdam Stalin Aussia Roosevelt Churchill Thinian United States Oes

No Auto Use Stamp This Year Reminder

Washington June 19 There is one reminder that the Internal Revenue Bureau will not send out a big month. Motorists will not have to purchase the $5 Auto tax stickers July 1. This wartime revenue raising measure was repealed in the last tax measure by congress. The auto use tax was in effect for two and a half years.

Washington Fune Ins Internal Revenue Bureau Congress

Presbyterian youth weekend at Shakamak Park

Mrs. Royal Pancake was taken to Daviess county hospital this week for treatment. Rev. Frank McLaughen pastor of Main Street Presbyterian church led a group of young church members including Kay Warner Ruth Risley Hank Smith David Risley Bob Tucker Susan Martin and others on a weeklong outing at Shakamak state park. Also listed are Ed McFarland Rev. Rena Tacoma Nannie Ault Helen Ault Miss Harrison and Mrs Laura Willis with additional family visits noted. Malcolm McFarland returned home from Terre Haute after several days’ trip.

Bert Richardson Lottie?Inman Terre Haute Perry Inman Gene Hixgen Richard Liibs Indiana University Petersburg Joan T. Kime Rockport Posey Charles D. Kime Orlando, Fiorida John T. Kime Bessie Nurminger Guatemala City Guatemala Homer Basinger Fred Finney Salem Watson Detroit Phillip Kiefer Ruth Ault W. H.ault Bloomington C. M. Buchanan Mary Lou Lake Wawasee Olene Luras Floyd Bellamy Thomas and Michael Indianapolis E. E. Lucas Allenden Bleyker Julia Kalama Zoo Michigan A. L. Greenman Nora Jane Robertson Ray Robertson Chicago Royal Pancake Daviess County Hospital Frank McLaughen Main Street Presbyterian The Presbyterian Church Shakamak State Park Kay Warner Ruth Risley Hank Smith David Risley Bob Tucker Susan Martin Tommy Fleming Nadine Hoggatt Buddy Burton Eddie Culver Carol Day Ann Carlisle Martha Anne Martin Martha Ellen Patterson Nancy Conrad Ted Black Ralph Gray Bob Harris Grace Rumble Bob Meadors Beverly Dickinson Herbert Whitelock Ed McFarland Rena Tacoma Nannie Ault Helen Ault Miss Harrison Laura Willis Evansville Tabitha Harrison Malcolm McFarland

Tins Given To Newlyweds In Vancouver Ceremony

In Vancouver D C a group of groom friends presented one hundred unlabeled tins of food to Harry Falk Jr. and Miss Monica Singleton at their recent marriage. The gift reflected the couple’s circle and community good will.

Vancouver D. C Harry Falk, Jr Monica Singleton

ERB HELP claimed to cure digestive woes and obesity

An advertisement promotes ERB HELP a herbal compound claimed to restore appetite and digestion after a woman suffered bloating gas and constipation. The ad asserts the formula contains 12 herbs changing bowels, easing liver and kidney sluggishness and restoring vitality, urging readers to buy at Williams' Pharmacy.

Erbhelp Williams’ Pharmacy Adv

Better Permanent Waves and Complete Beauty Culture

Hedden's Beauty Shop offers better permanent waves and complete beauty culture services at State Bank Building. Phone 343. Closed on Mondays.

Hedden’s State Bank

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