Amarillo College Teacher Met High Diplomats at UN
Earl W. Fornell, a 41 year old Amarillo College government instructor, recalls his UN days as Columbia University library liaison. He gathered Nuremberg documents, aided delegates including Vishinsky and Gromyko, and praised the UN's work while noting public criticism and unmet expectations.
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Amarillo
Andrei Vishinsky
Jacob Malik
Andrei Gromyko
John Public
United States
Earl W. Fornell
Amarillo College
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Rudolph Hess
Hermann Goering
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Fornell
United Nations
Columbia University School of International and Public Law
Columbia Library
Hitler
Columbia University
New York City
Texas
Mark Miles
Malik and Gromyko
Ussr
Alexander Cadogan
Great Britain
Trygve Lie
Norway
Warren Austin
Dwight Eisenhower
General Assembly
Gromyko
Austin
New England
Lie
Inventor touts quick build home machine in Lubbock
Tom Wigley of Lubbock says his patent ready machine can produce prefab slabs for a four room house with plumbing and wiring for 4500 dollars. The device forms red clay, cinders, gypsum and other mixes into slabs from one to four feet wide and up to 40 feet long, using a continuous feeder, vibration, and a kiln drying cycle. Wigley asserts materials cost can be reduced by about 40 percent versus traditional poured forms and plans to sell rights or seek manufacturing deals before building the first house.
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Lubbock (P
Tom Wigley
Lubbock
Wigley
Insurance Firms Held Real Estate Total 1 Percent Billion
New York life insurance companies in the United States held real estate valued at nearly 1 percent billion dollars on June 30 1951. This indicates holdings almost doubled since end of 1945. In the first half of 1951 new investment in such properties amounted to 60 million dollars.
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New York
United States
Directions Needed To Get Into Jail
In Lewistown Montana a man sentenced in justice court asked county attorney J F McKenna where the jail was. The sheriff had left him and he did not know the jail’s location, prompting McKenna to guide him to the jail.
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Lewistown
Mont
U.P
J. F. McKenna
McKenna
Telegraph Heralded News Reach For Nation and World
The telegraph invention enabled rapid publishing of national and foreign news, expanding coverage beyond local reports and connecting readers to distant events. It spurred faster market notices, political updates, and cultural developments, transforming newspaper timetables and reader expectations.
Big Business Promotes Its Role In Schools
A New York report shows American industry spends millions to illustrate products and life standards to students via films slides maps and field trips. A Peabody College survey of 800 teachers finds most value the up to date material offers but criticizes poor or inappropriate sponsored content and contests.
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New York
U.P
America
American Iron and Steel Institute
Division of Surveys and Field Services
George Peabody College For Teachers At
Nashville, Tenn
Business
Tideless Lakes Near High Mark
The tide less Great Lakes, per the lake survey office, are nearing high tide. In the middle of a cycle, the five fresh water bodies are near all time highs and may surpass 1929 records next year. Deeper depths aid lake shippers by increasing river and inlet drafts, while cottage owners lament receding beaches and dwindling bathing areas.
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Cleveland
O. W.P
Great Lakes
Lake Survey Office
US Engineers
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Monk Owens
N. V. Moss
Ong Street
18Th Avenue
Wolflin Avenue
City of
City Commission
Lakeview Addition
Commission Chamber
City Auditorium
E. H. Klein
Cne Burwell
Stilwell
Hunt
Hunt's
Can
Honey Pet
Colorado
Spaghetti Armour
Ozen
Florida
Colo
Quaker
Onosiz
Alton
Bright & Early
TREND
Purex Quart
Coffee Schilling
Starlac
Borden
Pepper Schilling
Adams
Rey
Ork Ee
Taylor
Georgia
North Fillmore
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo, Texas
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