Dumbarton Oaks Plan Outlines United Nations Structure
The Dumbarton Oaks Plan creates a UN with General Assembly Security Council and International Court of Justice and Economic and Social Council. It sets one vote per nation in the Assembly, two thirds majorities for key actions, and a permanent Security Council with Big Five plus six elected members. It includes military force provisions and a path to amendments by two thirds in both bodies.
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General Assembly
Executive Committee
Security Council
U. S
Great Britain
Ussr
China
France
Assembly
Dumbarton Oaks
International Court of Justice
Old World Court
International Organization
League of Nations
The
Economic and Social Council
Stabilization Fund
Bank of Rehabilitation and Reconstruction
Bretton Woods
International Food Organization
United Nations
International Labor Organization
National Holiday Sought for Roosevelt Birthday
The Ohio CIO Council asks Congress to declare January 30 a national holiday in honor of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. President Jack Kroll says Roosevelt ranks with Washington and Lincoln and deserves nationwide birthday recognition.
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Columbus
Ohio Cio Council
United States Congress
Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
Jack Kroll
Ohio Cio
How to Breed Dissension
A Times-Star summary for veterans mailing inflamed tensions by claiming 250 CIO workers at Delco walked off to protest hiring a Negro welder. The piece omitted the fact that union leaders opposed the strike and kept other workers on the job.
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Pfc
John H. Dunn Jr
Federated Press News
Bad Orb
Dunn
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Times-Star
Delco
Violations Found In Ohio Child Labor Inspections
In Ohio during the last six months of 1944 inspectors found 131 establishments illegally employing 6,295 minors without age and schooling certificates. Thirty seven percent of inspected sites violated Fair Labor Standards Act rules, with 552 under 16 and 99 in hazardous jobs.
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Cleveland
Ohio
School efforts cut child motor deaths by thirty eight percent
Reports to the National Safety Council show that from 1923 to 1943 the motor vehicle death rate for ages five to fourteen fell by 38 percent due to organized school safety programs.
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National Safety Council
Mayor's Group Adopts Plan Opens Office
The Mayor's Friendly Alterations Committee approved a three point program to boost war production by combating race prejudice and to preempt tensions. James M. Baker and Harold James were asked to assist, with lectures and literature planned. The committee opened an office in Room 105 City Hall, with Dr. Claude V. Courter as chairman and Mrs. J. R. Ong as acting secretary.
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James M. Baker
Harold James
FEPC
City Hall
Claude V. Courter
J. R. Ong
Russian Relief Needs Watches for War Casualties
Local Rus sian War Relief Inc committee appeals for watches to aid Russian doctors and nurses caring for millions of sick and wounded soldiers. Edward P. Moulinier asks donors to mail or deliver watches to the group’s headquarters at Eighth and Main Streets.
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Committee
Russian War Relief Inc
Edward P. Moulinier
Russian War Relief, Inc
Eighth
Main Streets
From League to United Nations a shift toward world peace
An analysis argues the League of Nations failed to prevent global conflicts and praises the proposed United Nations. It highlights the new Security Council with military and economic power, inclusion of all nations in the International Court, and U.S. participation as essential to enforce peace rather than isolation.
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League of Nations
Japan
Italy
Ethiopia
Hitler
Mussolini
Spain
United Nations Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
League
United Nations
International Court of Justice
U. S
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Yares
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New One
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Belgium
Denmark
Britain
Big Four
Economic and Social Council of the
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