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Fulton Daily Leader, June 11, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 6-11-1947 Fulton Daily Leader, June 11, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, June 11, 1947" (1947). Fulton Daily Leader. 686. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/686 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .1 1917 6111311111 ieici d and TheWeather ieditini Kentucky—A le V% Scattered K T CKY PRES thundershowers tonight. alostly ASSOCIATION lambs cloudy and nut so warm Thurs. Uglier Mb) tabu. ; good raiton lambs (4-1,1\0‘14 No. 1,19 U city Yolstasit XLV111 Associated Press Leased Wire I'isiten, Kent I'ky, June I I, 1917 l'ive Cents Per d mid 2 RIO at.'6 he iti easseelsossess" 'Reds Ask U. N.'U. S. Suite Deptirlitteitt S endsiTruman Hints 01 New 11/14 $k m• Foreign▪ Aid .ain gatust !Thaw t'rotest rv Coup Ottawa; or. To Control All In Srceeh To Canadian Parliament At Wahln g J Ile 11- i 41—, t•lined to detail the not s' in 24 tbs. it wass 4 Lot 'the State.; testy ion; inlinedisteiy, es. UntiedUnited Peace-Loving Nations Atomic Energy Eussia ststing psotest against li allied that the message on Pie4e; 1.1. S. Help To All 4111 the Soviet Isaset of Hungary's. this country's views was sent to I • • World Recovery Cromvko Wants governmeet. Soviet Lleut. Gen. V. P. Svirittov. chairman of the Allied Control Primary •- Iht World Sharing The Sttes Department note Commission in Hungary, with Called reportedly carries a threat to copies to Moscow and ts'i Lon Of Information take the case before the United, don. Goal of America 411 Nstioss If nere:.,aryi As De document was origSnal- 11 II. The main propo al for action, 17 .prepsred, it accused the wilA:011ED OF:ARTILY ‘1)(11.1) OUTLAW 1110M8 Sovists onju•tilied I tout eine] in the protest is un- interfer- June 11—Oa—Presi- ence in the internal affairs of I Ottawa, 4 Lake Success, June derstood to be a rectiest for •4 Truman told the Penns- t tic Hunt'(ry slid of violating the dent Russia today called on Joint Amara: In-British-Rua tan, this northern "Good Yalta agreement. It proposed !nest of United Nations to e:t iiiiiivnotairtyation of the situation tic Lida!, that the United • t he I hi es - powee investigasion Neighbor" world commission "los strict intended to help those with the threat of taking the State, international control over all that want to live In a hole ;.:,e to the VI:in- A Na - tuutiun facilities ettgageo in mining of It wes esse ble that some last. without coercion or in- atomc raw materials aid In pro- minute clisnees were node In lions tioless satisfactory infor- timidation. duction of atomic materials set the text of ths note by Seem- iestioit can be turned up Al- atomic energy." tars* of State Marshall, who went rolvina Rt:,sla of the Anie;•ican Senatc.a and members of the Speaking in English, Soviet over it finally shortly before it accusations. House of Conunons stood and Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei was sent out. !The late President Roosevelt, applauded as the President. at- A. Orornyito told the 12-nation State Depirtment ()Meals de- Prime Minister Churchill of tired in formai seeming clothes, U. N. Atomic Energy Commis- Britain and Generalissimo Sta- tittered the lioust chamber. that such an international lin of RussIt reached an agree- sion to aid those who group, within the ment at a Yalta conference re- "We intend operating J. W.Lewis at peace with their iramework of the veto-conseloss garding nolicies to govern oc- seek to live without coercing Of would cupation of enemy natious neighbor-, Security Council, have without intimida- Mecca to "any faciSitl. D for Diplomatic officals indicated being coerced, being intmidated," the mining, production and stock- Rites Thursday today that the term -United Na- ting or told the lawmakers. piling of atomic materials. terns" is not actually used in President Former Fulion Tobacco the text of the note as finally He promised that American said that in fulfill- but said there was no resources would be used to pro- Gromyko Muss Died sent, ing its tasks of control and in- At Mayfield; mistaking that an appeal to the mote world recovery by aiding spection, the proposed commis- Services tl 10 Tomorrow United Nations is the ultimate those who are willing to make sion would have the right of :nove. -the maximum contribution to Services for J. W. Lewd "requesting from the govern- "Dick" the same cause." is. 84. well-known Mayfield fo- through a broken levee front ment of any nation and check- Flood waters of Mississippi pour and of a intend to cooperate ing of, various data and reports member pi- "We river (left) across rail tracks into lowlands near Alexandria, oneer Mayfield will and loyally with all on the activities of atomic en- family. be actively held at Byrn Funeral Home in Mrs. C.P. Callis honestly seek, as we do, to Missouri. ergy facilities." who Mayfield at 10 o'clock Thursday build a better world in which Yesterday Gromyko had told morning. L. S. St. Laurent, Canadian Secretary of State for External Af- mankind can live in peace and Lewis Serrices Held prosperity." the commission's working corn- Mr. became ill while fairs, greets President Truman on the rear of the Presidential Two New Tennis Courts Ready mittee that for him it was a visiting his son. Herschel, in lit- In what was interpreted by day "full of tle Rock, Ark., seven weeks ago, Obion train as :I crosses the Canadian border. compromises." County Lady Died as an indication that the Declaring that the Atomic: and died Monday night in a Hot amany _ At Home Early Tuesday; $500,000,000 Greek-Turkish aid Energy Commission has not Springs hospital. For Use At Country Club Now M. StUbblefield program and the $380,000,000 made due progress in its work He also leaves three daughters:1 Leaves A Daughter Here iv Gets 'Weaks measure for other defiant. even after the commission's ma- Mr. Lewis was prominently relief Two new tennis courts are now ners' class for boys and girls of The funeral for Mrs. Cornelia Preach Tonight ated countries may be followed jority endorsement of the Amer- identified with the tobacco bus- To 1 open for play at Fulton's country high school age who wish to Priest Call's, 86, was held at 10:- later by support for other coun- ican !Baruch) plan, Clromyko iness in Mayfield, Fulton and club. They are located on the learn to play golf. The lessons, 30 this morning at Pleasant Hill At Science Hall A. Br At l'andy ties, Mr. Truman asserted: said "it is time to proceed to Martin for many years, and site of the former courts. The taught by Dick Hughes, local un- church, conducted by the Rev, "At this critical hour in his- the solution of concrete tasks." tit his retirement four years ago ground has been cleaned and Illinois Central railroad em- W. A. Boston. Internment was Bro. C. M. Stubblefield, of Fort tory, we of the United States are He added the Soviet Union was manager of the Mayfield Fulton Student Among new clay worked into the sur- ployee and former pro at Bunk- in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Worth, Tex., will preach to the deeply conscious of our respon- would insist that the task' of Loose Leaf Tobacco warehouse. 426 June Graduates; face. New backstops have been er Hill golf club, Chicago, are Mrs. Collis died at her home in Central Church of Christ con- sibilities to the world. We know weapons be He also operated erected also. free to all who wish to partici- prohibiting atomic warehouses in the Pleasant Hill community gregation tonight at 7:45 in Is World War II Vet that in this trying period, be- Paul Durbin, club president, pate. considered from the viewpoint Fulton and Martin for several of count I Science Hall over and a Obion at 4'30 Tues- Parks Weeks son of Leslie tween a war that is in making the announcement of of its "necessity." !years. day morning a - yet secure, the Special priced memberships following long Ill are peace that is not the opening, stated that special He did not change, his basic He was a member of the First," I Bro. and Mrs. Stubblefield Weeks, Fult,on, received the oppressed of are available to those boys and lionstae destitute and the membership in the country club position tor immedtitely out-!Methodist church, Mayfieldl lefTke". was Is-olai 'Noir.. visiting his brother, bachelor of arts degree in pus- look chiefly to us for girls who wish to continue play- it, teia, Walnut the earth could be obtained for those who lawing the bomb and only then I Friends may call at the Byrn In Maury (ounty, Tenn., the!Stubblefield. of the and support until and his sis- messadministration this week sustenance desire only to play tennis. for a convention setting up 'Funeral Home, Mayfield: daughter of J. W. and Sarah ' Grove community, can again face life with Mr. Hughes' classes. J. H. Lowe, of West at Vanderbilt University.
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