Trygve Lie the UN chief under heavy scrutiny
The five year term of Trygve Lie as United Nations secretary general nears its end as the General Assembly may select a successor. He faces isolationist and communist critics, bold peace initiatives, and possible Russian vetoes as he battles to maintain UN leadership amid Korea war tensions and global power politics. Lie, a stout affable Norwegian, is described as a Pilgrim for peace with a thriving social life in Forest Hills and a reputation as a big, rosy, wonderful man.
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Trygve Lie
World Organization
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Lake Success
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Communist Party
Rime
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Security Council
Russia
Lis
Ike
United States
Wall Street
Moscow
League of Nations
Korea
Norway
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Forest Hills
New York
Dean Acheson
Pandit Nehar
Ring
Siseel
Gur At
Metgas
Local Hadacol testimonial touts health benefits
Adele Lee of East St Louis recounts relief from neuritis and fatigue after using Hadacol liquid vitamins. The ad claims rapid absorption, a nationwide money back guarantee, and notes vitamins B1 B2 iron niacin and minerals like calcium phosphorus and manganese. It promotes trial sizes and hospital quantities.
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Anne Lee Adele
East St. Louis
Hil
Sue
Chine
Meuritla
Hadacol
Adele
iLeBlanc ‘Corporation
Boy Survives 30 Hours Lost in Desert Near Florence
Eight-year-old Gary McCarthy wandered off during his father Timothey McCarthy's mine shaft inspection. A 100-strong posse, six planes, and a bloodhound search found him delirious but coherent in palo verde shade. He suffered blistered feet and thirst but nothing more serious.
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Florence, Ariz
Gary McCarthy
Gary
Timonthy McCarthy
Tudsor
Red Kinsey
Kinsey
Here
John Kimm
Tucson
Money Shortage Forces Suspension Of Official In Houston
Hinnie Poston, assistant humane officer in Houston, was suspended on the recommendation of Assistant City Attorney Herman W. Meade after a two week probe found a missing funds total between 544 and 1100 dollars in the department. The investigation identified a shortage of funds prompting the action.
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Houston
Hinnie Poston
Humane - Oak
Holcombe
Poston
Herman W. Meade
Chemistry Professor Named Dean At Rice Institute
Houston reports Dr George Holmes Richter, chemistry professor at Rice Institute, has been named dean to succeed Dr Harry B. Wilson. President William Houston said Richter will replace Wilson as dean and continue teaching some chemistry courses after Wilson retires.
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Houston
MPI
George Holmes Richter
Rice Institute
Harry B. Wilson
William ¥. Houston
Weiser
Communists Lose Members in Western Europe
Western Europe sees a nearly 12 percent drop in Communist Party membership in Atlantic Pact nations over the past year. Totals show 2,275,400 members now, down from 2,577,600, with Britain the only Pact country not declining. The data cover Belgium Denmark France Great Britain Norway Netherlands Luxembourg Portugal and others.
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James F. Aieee
Washington
Europe
Sweden
Spain
Switzerland
Austria
Great Britain
Communist Party
Belgium
Denmark
France
Egeadeges
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Ics
Norway
Portugal
South Korea
Photo Of Prisoners Branded As Phony By Experts
Dallas dispatch reports WW II veteran Lloyd Mabrey claims a widely shared photo of US troops being marched by captors is a fake. Mabrey says the image, circulated from Germany by a Communist agency, shows French refugees in cast-off American uniforms near Nancy in 1944. He notes the photo matches no genuine scene he guarded for three days. He adds that his estranged wife may have a copy. Labor officials warn serious manpower shortages may arise as Korea era programs expand, with National Guard calls and skilled labor shifts to meet demand.
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Lloyd Mabray
Mabrey
Nancy
France
Germany
Mabray
35Th Infantry
Purlock
California
Lin
Ius —Labor Department
Nationel Guardsmen
Aly .A
TAA
Pittsburgh
Man Admits Knife Incident Involving Mother Of Two
Allen Matthews admitted at a press briefing to harming a 30-year-old woman, the mother of two. Police said he seized her near a taxi stand, threatened her with a knife, and dragged her behind a business building before she was hurt. He was arrested about two hours later.
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Allen Matthews
Cable cut halts war dispatches from Korea to Tokyo
Police report a 38 year old Korean railway worker Pak Ki Sao was the thief who cut two 25 foot lengths of cable on the Black market delaying transmissions of war dispatches from Korea to Tokyo last weekend. The cut occurred near Vokksicht about 30 miles southeast of Nagoya. The line was repaired after the theft.
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Korea
Tokyo
Pak Ki Sao
Vokksicht
Nagoya
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