U.N. Disarmament Talks Stalled by Russian Tactics
In London the U.N. Disarmament Commission subcommittee failed to progress as Russia stalled with insincere proposals. Ambassador Malik led repeated delays while inspection plans revealed Western concerns over enforceable disarmament. The three month session adjourned in disagreement awaiting U.N. General Assembly action.
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London
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Canada
VUBB
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Andrei Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Jacob A. Malik
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U.N
Estern
New York
G.A
Reuther details cost of GM workers wage settlement
Reuther told GM workers last week that a 20 cent wage package would cost the company 600 million over three years while Ford’s 355 million fund backs a 140 500 dollar settlement. Harry W. Anderson praised the plan as GM agrees to a guaranteed wage and an unqualified union shop, signaling broad labor concessions onboard.
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Harry W. Anderson
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Treasury at 18.5 Million Sparks Alarm in Capital
A century ago Washington readers fretted as the national treasury balance fell to 18.5 million, with editorials decrying the drop of more than 10 million. Navy seeks supplies, Agriculture touts wheat varieties, and personal notices include a wallet loss and a landlord offering a 10 room house near the Treasury for 50 dollars a year.
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F Stewart
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Authorities Probe How Car Reached Railroad Tracks
In Electra Texas on June 13 authorities investigated how a car carrying John Lovejoy and Rose Helton left the highway and rolled onto railroad tracks. The Burlington Zephyr train, traveling at speed, collided with the auto half a mile along the rails, hurling the vehicle 100 feet. Both occupants were critically injured and unconscious. Helton remained hospitalized in Vernon. The driver could not be determined.
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Polio cases rise to 52 in Texas for week
Texas health officials report 52 polio cases last week ending June 4, totaling 340 for the year. The week included 19 paralytic and 23 non paralytic cases, with 10 unspecified. Harris County led with five paralytic and six non paralytic cases. A separate Bonham obit note mentions Lubbock resident Shumpert family.
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Mrs Marston a longtime kindergarten pioneer and pianist
The article recalls Mrs. Marston teaching in a Baptist Church primary department and playing piano during early years. After her husband’s 1923 death she started teaching in the kindergarten, noting many changes at the Little Free Kindergarten. She was active in the Cham inade Music Club in Bonham and remained devoted to music and art. Mrs. Marston has two children, Chester Marston Jr, who lives in Chester Marston Jr lives somewhere.
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Distant Collision Overtaken Vehicle Viewpoint
An event notes an automobile being overtaken seven miles east of Electra at 2:15 a.m. in the early hours. The fragment suggests a pursuit or encounter occurring under night conditions near Electra.
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