Russia and the Veto Power in World Governance
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet veto rights block democracy and parliaments. He cites Yalta, San Francisco, UN votes, and the Spanish resolution to claim Russia must submit to world government or face a collapsed UN. He links this to the atomic bomb and warns the veto undermines global governance.
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Russia
Yalta
San Francisco
Council of UN
Council
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Baruch
Globe News Amarillo blames US for China internal strife
The article reports Mao Tse-tung accusing the United States of causing China's civil war by stationing American forces. It notes concerns over Marshall's peace efforts, the Nanking mob attack on a leftist delegation, and US commitments including repatriation of Japanese personnel and promoting China's unity amid warlord involvement.
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China
United States
Mao Tse-Tung
Chinese Communist Party
Red
Mao
George Marshall
Nanking
Shanghai
Marshall
Chiang Kai-Shek
America
Princere
Mao Tsetung
Washington
Small business hit by rising costs and wages
Dr Marcus Nadler a New York University finance professor notes that despite efforts in Washington to aid small businesses overall developments work against them with rising production costs especially wages and no sign of reversal.
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Washington
Marcus Nadler
New York U. Finance
STAYING IN THE MILITARY BUSINESS FOR APOSTWAR WORLD
Bill Cunningham argues the United States must maintain a sizable and well equipped fighting force after World War II to ensure order in the postwar world. He notes Allies expect American action and warns that retreat to isolationism could allow old sores to fester. A diplomat cited suggests Europeans fear a diminished American presence and seek credible force to back up Western unity against totalitarianism.
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Russia
United Nations
United States
Europe
America
Eur
Paul Mallon on Paris Big Four talks and uncertain peace
The writer analyzes postwar Paris diplomacy. Byrnes seeks a peace accord but risks collapse if rivals offer separate treaties. He contemplates UNO Assembly action versus Security Council veto by Russia, while Britain pursues separate pacts and Italy’s fate remains unresolved.
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Paris
Byrnes
Assembly of the United Nations
Septemb
United States
Italy
Brynes
Europe
UNO Assembly
UNO Security Council
United Nations Assembly
UNO
Security Council
Russia
Council
Conjectures on UNO veto power and postwar peace aims
A 1946 King Features Syndicate column argues the veto issue in the UN and warnings about Potsdam outcomes. It claims no real alliance among Allies, outlines Russia’s aims in Europe, and provides perceived motives for Byrnes in Paris.
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Byrnes
Russia
Austin
UNO
Paris
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Polk Street Professor Looks Like Notorious Pitcher Boy
A narrator recalls people comparing him to others from towns and past miscreants. He describes cops, a renter papa, a wife deserter, and a man named John Pitcher with two sons who went to the bad. The pattern makes him question his own identity.
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Ellis
Mrs. Ellis
Edgar Throttlebottle
Enid
John Pitcher
Yoakum
Crossword Puzzle Clue Catalog Mixes Bible Names and Letters
A list of crossword entries and clue prompts spans Bible characters disguises speeds and legal terms with many misspellings and odd breaks. The puzzle shows across and down hints including persons deities plant foods and common words with several garbled phrases and partial words.
Eugene White to Lead Youth Temperance Council
Eugene White will head the Youth Temperance Council formed Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Officers named include John Carlton Jr as vice president Betty Wilson as secretary and Carolyn Clouse as librarian. Plans were made to organize similar councils in all Amarillo churches.
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Eugene White
Youth Temperance Council
First Baptist Church
John Carlton, Jr
Betty Wilson
Carolyn Clouse
Amarillo
Seaman Huguley Returns to San Diego
Seaman George B. Huguley has returned to San Diego after eight days of boot camp leave. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Huguley of 812 Lamar and entered service April 8. A Amarillo High School graduate, his wife is Betty Cox, of 911 Lipscomb.
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George B. Huguley
San Diego
H. C. Huguley
Lamar
Amarillo High School
Betty Cox
Lipscomb
Dale Robbins Receives Navy Discharge at Camp Wallis
Dale Robbins son of Mr and Mrs R C Robbins 121 North Lamar received his discharge from the Navy at Camp Wallis last week. A radioman he entered the Navy 19 months ago and served overseas nine months. He was graduated from Amerillo High School in 1944.
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Dale Robbins
R. C. Robbins
North Lamar
Navy
Camp Wallis
Amerillo High School
Peron Promises Trial for Nazis in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron told United Press in an exclusive interview that his government will bring to trial those Nazis who remain in Argentina. He said no outsiders intervene in Argentine US relations and affirmed continued friendship with North America.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
United Press
Peron
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Truman
Miss Jo Wallis Visits Relatives in Texas for Three Weeks
Miss Jo Carolyn Wallis, 87, of Florida, visits her aunts in Fort Worth and Farmersville, staying three weeks to visit Mrs. Clyde B. Harris and Mrs. John W. Pigg.
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Jo Carolyn Wallis
Florida
Clyde B. Harris
Fort Worth
John W. Pigg
Farmersville
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Paul Mallon
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Trieste
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Germany
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Stalin
U. S
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Tha
Superman
Foxtrap
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Lois
Bumstead
Man
Seaman George Huguley
L. A. Pittman
Mead Pittman
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Aires
Downstate
Sears Map Blueprint CO
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Tyler
Gouldy Bros
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