My Day Has Praise For Romulo At U N Lunch Visit
A New York reporter recalls a UN General Assembly day with John Golden at Sardi's and later at Flushing. He notes ERnest Bevin and Mrs Bevin, Robert Schuman, Andrei Vishinsky, and Romulo guiding a productive session. India and the Soviet Union offered seating resolutions for Chinese delegates. Nasrollah Entezam chosen president. Dean Acheson hosted a cocktail for top delegates.
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New York
United Nations
Stella Reading
Miss Owen
John Golden
Sardi’s
Mr. Golden
Flushing
Great Britain
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Assembly
Romulo
India
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
General Assembly
Iran
Nasrollah Entezam
Dean Acheson
Cops Help Married Couple By Arranging Justice Of The Peace
Victoria police restrained by law yet aided a 40-year-old Corpus Christi man and his former wife seeking remarriage. Officers Cowing and Trevino located Justice Alfred C Bass, verified their marriage license, and scheduled the ceremony before booking the man for speeding and running a red light.
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Victoria
U.P
James R. Cowing
Lalo Trevino
Corpus Christian
Justice of the Peace
Corpus Christi
Sheriff’s Office
Alfred C. Bass
Shaddix Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Pittsburg Texas September 22 Mr and Mrs Z L Shaddix marked their 60th wedding anniversary at their farm near Pittsburg He is 81 and she is 78 years old The couple were feted by family and friends in a quiet hometown observance on the occasion.
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Pittsburg
Tex
Z. L. Shaddix
Shaddix
Doughboy and His Japanese Girl Friend in Korea
On a hillside north of Taegu a group of doughboys discuss their Japanese girlfriends. Some unions arise from loneliness and hunger for stability, with several turning into lasting Christian marriages. A Tokyo cabaret letter reveals shifting loyalties, while a sniper stops the moment before fate. War’s strangeness echoes into peace as the private clings to a cherished note.
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Korea
Taegu
Japan
States
Tokyo
Moon
Sky
Madame
Six Russian policemen jailed in Berlin trespass case
In Berlin, six Russian zone policemen were sentenced to five days in jail for trespassing in the US sector while armed. They were released after serving the term, with old Wehrmacht pistols confiscated. Earlier, 47 eastern Communist policemen were freed from West Berlin, as tension rose over a disputed 175 yard border area on the western outskirts. Western authorities view the clashes as a planned Communist effort to pressure the Allies.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ration Water In the Valley to WESLACO
In the lower Rio Grande Valley a 48 hour shutdown of pumps west of Mercedes begins Saturday at 6 am as part of water rationing. Only pumps south of Mercedes may draw water from the diminished river. Brownsville and San Benito halt lawn catering. A 12 hour shutdown failed to ease relief. Pumpers observe a rationing schedule of 3.25 cubic feet per second per 1000 acres.
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Weslaco
Rio Grande Valley
The
Valley Water Conservation Association
Rio Grande
Mercedes
Brownsville
San Benito
Daughter Identifies Victim of Train Death
Houston report names Alvin Hatten a 63 year old retired cotton planter from Columbia La as the man killed by a passenger train. The identification was provided by Mrs Alvin Oser of Pasadena who said he was visiting her and had boarded a bus to Harrisburg for a doctor's appointment.
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Houston
Alvin Hatten
Columbia
Alvin Oser
Pasadena
Hatten
Harrisburg
15 Years for Spying on US
A. Dean Slack, a chemist, was sentenced in Greeneville Tennessee to 15 years in prison for spying for Russia during World War II. Judge Robert L Taylor rejected the attorney general's 10 year recommendation, citing his duty to depart from that suggestion. Slack had pleaded guilty to feeding munitions secrets to Russia and was linked to Harry Gold in the case involving RDX.
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Greeneville
Tenn
U.P
Alfred Dean Slack
Russia
J. Howard McGrath
Robert L. Taylor
Slack
McGrath
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Handshake With Premier Forces Strasbourg Councillor’s Resignation
Strasbourg France September 22 Mrs Suzanne Fath a popular young Communist city councillor quit her post after shaking hands with French Premier Rene Pleven three weeks earlier. The image of the handshake ran in newspapers drawing party opposition though she said the gesture was simple.
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Strasbourg
France
Suzanne Fath
Rene Pleven
Communist Party
Pleven
Still in Agreement on All Points Despite Courtesy Efforts
A brief note states she remained in agreement with the points discussed though courtesy efforts failed to resolve the issue. The fragment hints at ongoing discussions and unresolved tensions without naming parties or locations.
Palmer Cleared in Raef Brothers Robbery Case
James Palmer aged 23 of Pantex Village was acquitted in 47th District Court of armed robbery charge linked to the attempted holdup of Raef Brothers general store in St. Francis on July 19. Palmer faced trial after the July incident and was exonerated.
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James Palmer
Pantex
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