UNO to open January 10 in London
James Marlow reports the first United Nations Organization session will start January 10 in London with a two-part plan: an initial three-week to two-month meeting to set up working machinery, followed by a second meeting in April, possibly in the United States, with the Security Council to wield real peacekeeping power. The five permanent council members US Britain France Russia and China will lead, and Byrnes will head the U S delegation.
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Pelicans Use teamwork to frighten fish into schools
A wildlife note explains pelicans use coordinated waves and dive patterns to herd frightened fish into tight schools, enhancing catching efficiency for hunters and showcasing social foraging behavior in seabirds.
Boxing Day Attitudes Mark British New Socialist Era
Mackenzies Column notes Boxing Day traditions in Britain and a new labor government. Postmen and others increasingly refuse gifts, preferring voluntary presents. The piece examines how socialist nationalization could shift class dynamics and public response, citing conservative Churchill supporters backing the new government to test its reforms.
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Yanks Aid in Greek Vote Watch 600 Observers Named
The United States plans 600 observers for Greece’s national assembly elections next month. Henry F. Grady will head the mission with Maj. Gen. Harry J. Malony among senior staff. A staff of five or six commissioners, historians, pollsters, and 100 observation teams will work, drawing Army personnel from the European theater. Britain and France will participate. Russia declined.
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Perkins Prewitt and Wife Injured in Crash
Birmingham report states Perkins Prewitt and his wife were seriously hurt yesterday in a collision between their automobile and another vehicle. Prewitt, a former Birmingham Chamber of Commerce official, suffered a pelvic fracture.
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GI Party Sparks Riot Fear In Tokyo Crowd
In Tokyo a U S Army Christmas party for 600 Japanese laborer children spiraled into a near riot as crowds swelled to an estimated 3 000 to 9 000. Officers and laborers redirected gifts and food through shifts while police aided order.
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Reunion of War Pals Johnny Glynn and Tiny Return
Johnny Glynn, a North Weymouth veteran, reunites with his 155 pound German shepherd Tiny on a New York dock after Tiny arrives from Europe. The dog accompanied Glynn through France Germany and Czechoslovakia while the veteran returned home alone. the American Legion post at Quincy paid Tiny’s $80 fare to the United States.
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Nerve Disorder in Diabetes Warns of Neuropathy Risks
Medical note outlines diabetic neuropathy risks from uncontrolled diabetes including loss of reflexes, bowel and bladder issues, impotency, leg swelling, night sweats, and temperature intolerance. Early control with diet and insulin can reverse mild cases in weeks to years. Also mentions pain relief and supportive care measures.
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Athens News Items Recap of Local Social and Military News
Miss Olga Holder, former Limestone county health nurse stationed at Camp Bland ing Fla, is discharged and to return home soon. Capt A M Poole, recently in the Pacific, was met in Birmingham by wife Mrs Virginia Poole and they returned to Athens. Mr and Mrs Lammie Whitt of Florence were holiday guests in Ardmore and Athens. Mrs Robert Beattie and Miss Henrietta Hine visited the Hin es in Decatur. Mr and Mrs Vespo Patterson of Anderson Ala were in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Davis of Cherry Grove were in town Monday. Nick Flood suffered a car wreck and was taken to hospital. xrays showed no skull fracture. Mr and Mrs Beattie and their baby from Chattanooga arrived Christmas day to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Beattie.
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