Admission to the United Nations for all peace loving states
The piece argues the UN charter allows any peace loving nation to join if it accepts obligations and can meet them. It questions why Britain and Russia oppose certain applications, and whether the UN can offer protection and progress to peoples under changing governments, urging leaders to answer whether the world will embrace all nations or fall back into fear of renewed conflict.
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St Mongolia
Corning Siat
Britain
Russia
General Assembly
Insurance firm rental housing aids veterans housing needs
Ameri can life insurance companies lead a 2 310,600,000 plan building rental housing for 75,000 people, with projects under construction or starting next year. The piece notes slow progress by insurers, contrasts rental housing with the federal program, and cites veterans’ cost concerns and shifting home ownership emphasis as a reason for rental solutions. It also mentions postwar international harmony, Soviet naval buildup, and a quote from American Legion national commander John Stelic.
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John Stelic
American Legion
Soviet Union
Red Navy
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Release of Litvinoff Signals Tougher Soviet Policy
Washington and London see Litvinoff’s release as a potential shift in Soviet diplomacy. DeWitt Mackenzie notes his health and age could affect policy, while others warn of a broader rift with the United States and Britain as Moscow seizes a chance for action. The Yugoslav crisis and Greek tension underscore a dangerous drift toward conflict at the Paris peace conference.
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Winslow Literary Society Plans Tuesday Meeting
Winslow, Chile plan meeting at the home of Mrs. Virginia Wade, 216 West Fourth Street. Dr L No Herbert announced. Open to all interested. Program includes talk by Mrs. Floyd L. Day, reading by Mrs. Retty Carnahan, excerpt from her book A Beauty er Shea, a moral reading by Mrs. John Purdy and Dr. Herbert.
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Canyon Rotarians Enjoy Hance Yaris By A. M. Crawford
Joint meeting of Prescott and Grand Canyon Rotary Clubs at El Tovar Hotel in Grand Canyon National Park. Crawford spoke on Grand Canyon geology and natural history, joking with old regional lore while stressing unscientific explanations and a park naturalist style talk. Visitors from Prescott and other towns included Kenyon Trengove and Lon Garrison, with plans for a Northern Arizona Rotary get-together in Canyon on November 9.
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Realignments and crises roil Cold War era politics
A fragmented account notes the front row of nations led by the United States Britain France and China with the Soviet Union second desk. Tensions rise over Darin relief straits control Turkey and Western objections to Soviet plans. Poland faced Washington London warnings amid referndum irregularities. Europe and Asia drift toward regional crises and power realignment in the era.
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Gorillas’ Infamous Image Haunts 1698 Portuguese Report
A Portuguese writer described a gorilla as a bloodthirsty killer in 1698. The creature’s feared reputation persisted, shaping public perception for years despite the dubious portrayal.
Questions on VA life insurance changes and benefits
A veteran asks about eligibility for total disability benefits and waivers under new NSLI amendments, whether premiums can be refunded, and if endowment or permanent policies can be converted. Another reader seeks guidance on becoming eligible for a stepson’s government insurance and claim timing.
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Solomon Gonzales Death Notice and Burial
Solomon Gonzales died here Wednesday. Interment was in a local cemetery. He was a brother of Jose Lopez and Bemis Gonziler of Flagstaff. Survived by two daughters living in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Oklahoma Adopts Mistletoe As State Power
A fragment notes mistletoe described as a parasite and labeled as the first official state power, with a garbled reference to Oklahoma adopting it while a toehold remained.
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