Connecticut welcomes foreign university students at Hartford forum
A weekend welcome event in Hartford hosted foreign students studying in Connecticut colleges. A National Students Association driver took the narrator to the forum, marking a first state effort to recognize visiting university students. Governor Lodge greeted attendees as numerous students stayed in private homes, boosting international goodwill and hope for a peaceful future.
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Hartford
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Connecticut
Governor Lodge
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Obituary notices for Williamson Braboy and Dawson families
Pamela Dee Williamson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs G P Williamson of 3000 Washington. service held 3 PM Monday graveside at Liano. Lillie Mildred Braboy 70 of 214 Colorado died Sunday wife of W B. mother of J R Neil and two Mrs Allie Wheat and Mrs Bernice Hazelwood. service 2:30 PM Tuesday First Pere Church Wellington Texas. Charles Franklin Dawson 59 of North Johnson father of several daughters and grandchildren. service pending with N B Griges and Sons.
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G. P. Williamson
Washington
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G. P. Willamson
Bell Shelton
Liano
Braboy
Lillie Mildred Braboy
Colorado
J. R., Neil
Allie Wheat
Bernice Hazelwood
First Pere
Wellington
Tex
Dawson Charles Franklin Dawson
North Hnson
J. M. Smith
Frank Lee
D. D. Woodall
C. A
A. E
Griges
Five Years- Contined Details On Hollywood Divorce Case
Callinicos a Hollywood divorcee since April, Lewis disclosed. Merriell had prior convictions for embezzlement, book making, interstate lottery ticket transport, and alien smuggling. No prior arrests found for the woman. A.D.A. Binion urged dismissal, saying the woman was a tool and Merriell bore primary responsibility. They were arrested July 12 at a tourist court on North Fillmore Street.
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Hollywood
Lewis
Merriell
Binion
Peo Mermell
North Fillmore Street
Firemen Rescue Barefoot Boy in Van Buren Block
Firemen arrived in the 1600 block of Van Buren yesterday afternoon after a prank left a boy shoeless. A ladder wagon retrieved the stranded tennis shoes stuck in a tree as several children played nearby.
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Funny Boys Grab 33 Comic Books in San Antonio Heist
In San Antonio on October 9 two men pulled a prank that turned into trouble as they took 33 comic books from a news stand. Both suspects were jailed after the incident and booked on theft charges.
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Funny Boys
San Antonio
Iran Vows Oil Won’t Fall to Soviet Hands at UN
Iran s vice premier Hossein Fatemi pledged that Iran will keep its oil from Soviet control amid the Anglo Iranian oil dispute raised at the United Nations. Premier Mossadegh rests after a Tehran trip while Iran confirms the northern oil may stay nationalized and rejects Russian concessions.
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Hossein Fatemi
Iran
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
United States
Ernest A. Gross
Denut
George McGhee
Mossadegh
Gross
Gladwyn Jebb
Francis Lacoste
France
State Department
International Court of Justice
Tehran
Flushing Meadow
Eleanor Roosevelt Tours United Nations Building in New York
Friday afternoon Eleanor Roosevelt met Army officers at the US Mission to the United Nations to discuss human rights and then toured the new UN building. She noted light from large windows, Oslo designs in interiors, and awaited a planned plenary meditation room. She also commented on cafeteria size, taxi access, and vending machine repairs before a long American Association for the UN board meeting.
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New York
United Nations
East River
American Association For the UN
82 Year-Old Dr Barker Emerges as Young Democrats Darling
Dr May H Barker of Greybull Wyoming, age 82, attends the National Young Democratic Clubs of America convention as her state's long delegate. Despite age limits for officers, she stays active and praises the Democratic Party for suffrage support and progressive ideas while recalling her early 1900s work in Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Barkley
May H. Barker
Greybull
Wyo
Young Democrats
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Skunks Exported to Europe for Zoos Warned by Society
Washington reports that the National Geographic Society notes European children demand live skunks for zoos. Skunks, valued for fur and rodent control, face high mortality from highways, distemper, and rabies while defending with two tail sacs. Deodorized skunks are sent to Europe.
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Washington
U.P
Sparkman backs Jessup for UN Assembly seat
Washington report notes Sen. Sparkman defends Philip Jessup before the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee. A favorable vote on Jessup's nomination to the UN General Assembly is anticipated, though not expected by week’s end. A broad attorney group praised Jessup’s integrity amid Red China debate.
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Washington
John J. Sparkman
Philip C. Jessup
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Jessup
United Nation
General Assembly
Sparkman
Russia
Jacob Malik
Berlin
New York Bar Association
Robert P. Patterson
John W. Davis
American and New York City Bar Association
Joseph M. Proskauer
New York
Stassen
Sen. H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
State Department
China
United States
Britain
Old Dress in Attic Yields $259 Cash
Mrs. E. D. Delaney found 250 dollars in currency tucked inside a dress her late mother wore. The bag held a 1908 first National Bank of Nantico ke note. The dress once belonged to Catherine Bridgett and was linked to Dr. Frank A. Bridgett’s 1902 University of Pennsylvania medical school graduation.
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Carbondale
U.P
E. D. Delaney
Catherine Bridgett
Prisoner Chooses Cigarettes by Brand at Bay View Prison
In Bay View Michigan a seasoned inmate at Southern Michigan prison keeps a yard pile of cigarette butts but discards many as not his brand. A fellow inmate notes the selective habit, highlighting the picky smoker’s insistence on a preferred label.
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Bay View
Mich
Southern Michigan
Spectator
Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Ad
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