Pessimism at U.N. Rooms Weighs on World Peace
AP analyst John M. Roberts Jr. surveys U.N. anxieties from Paris as major powers brace for Cold War frictions. Evatt voices doubt on world peace prospects while France Britain and the United States reel from divergent stances toward Russia and Germany.
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Paris
United Nations
Herbert Evatt
World Peace Organization
Roberts
Russia
U.N
San Francisco
Security Council
France
England
America
Britain
United States
General Assembly
Moscow
Loyola Opens Labors Training for Grad Students
Loyola University begins a program giving graduate students practical training in labor and industrial relations. Students specializing in labor may attend real union meetings and wage bargaining sessions.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Esmerine E. Bowers V Bowers divorce petition
In Linn County Iowa Esmerine E. Bowers files for divorce from Ad Bowers on grounds of wilful desertion after marriage. Defendant must appear in Cedar Rapids within twenty days after service. default leads to judgment granting relief sought. Attorney James E. Patterson represents the plaintiff from Cedar Rapids.
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Ad. Bowers
Games Court
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Mame
James E. Patterson
Merchants National Bank
G A R to Meet Once More in 49
The Grand Army of the Republic voted to hold a final gathering next August and to answer one more muster at the 82nd national encampment in Indianapolis. Theodore Penland aged 99 of Portland was elected commander, replacing ill Robert Rownd aged 103 of Ripley who could not attend. Other officers named include John Grate 103 Atwater as senior vice commander, William Osborn 104 Joplin as junior vice commander, Rownd as chaplain, John Co. Adams of Jonesboro as adjutant and quartermaster, and Albert Woolson 101 Minneapolis as patriotic instructor.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Theodore Penland
Portland
Ore
Robert Rownd
Ripley
N. Y
Boys In Blue
G.A.R
John Grate
Atwater
Ohio
William Osborn
Joplin
Rownd
John Co. Adams
Jonesboro
Ind
Albert Woolson
Minneapolis
Petrillo to Meet Recording Firms Over Ban on Records
New York UPI reports James C. Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians notified recording companies Thursday that he would meet with their representatives Tuesday to discuss settlement of the ban on manufacture of phonograph records.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
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