Least Productive UN Delegates Should Have Steed In Bed
United Nations delegates at the General Assembly in Paris pack to return home as analysts call the gathering the least productive. Veteran UN reporter Richard Witkin notes many delegates would have been better off staying home.
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Shrine Parade Ticket Sales Backed By Local Shrine Group
A Baytown area push to sell Shrine Parade tickets to support Shriners Crippled Children Hospital opens February 9 and 16. Tickets $1 grant admission to a large side show at Robert E. Lee Auditorium and a Community House dance, with proceeds aiding crippled children regardless of race or creed. Tickets available from Jay Mason or Sarier in Baytown, Gar Barnu, Crosby, Highlands, and Channelview.
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Standish Company Rebounds After Crisis Pause
Hammond Standish Company, Detroit's oldest bear packing firm, reports new payrolls and profits after a tense financial crisis. Officials say workers helped the firm survive by taking pay cuts and sticking through tough months, with weekly profits now in sight.
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German Defense Pact Hopes Rest On London Meeting
United States officials view a timely German role in Europe’s defense as crucial before the North Atlantic Pact talks next week in London. Berlin’s demand on the Spar issue and its bid for eventual NATO membership threaten delays. Big Three foreign ministers, including Konrad Adenauer, plan a London meeting February 24 to 14.
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Lawmaker Would Ban Cap Pistols
Representative Harold Hagen of Minnesota urges a FTC inquiry into cap pistols calling them dangerous toys. He argues the risk lies in children aiming play guns at family members and accidentally handling real firearms later.
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Dope Peddler Returns, Faces Immigration Hearing
Salvatore Vitale, banished from the United States in 1939 for narcotics peddling, returned to the country today but not for a long stay. An immigration hearing was set on charges of illegal pre entering the United States center. Vitale, a 50 year old former Detroit underworld figure, was expected to be reported to Italy to rejoin exile ally Lucky Luciano, a narcotics peddler and erstwhile racketeer. He was detained upon arrival from Mexico.
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Psychic bids and blinds in a bridge deal rattle the spades
In a vulnerable deal the article examines how psychic bids threaten to fool opponents. It notes the need for experience and partner understanding to avoid being rolled for points, and suggests using Blackwood to test top cards. The problem asks which conventions protect against psychic deception.
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