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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
7
Peter Edson reports on a turning point in Franco Spain ties as the United Nations imposes non recognition of Madrid while Franco clings to power after a long debate. The shift follows wartime policy and U.S. strategies, with strained ties affecting future ambassadorial moves and broader Western relations.
The article argues U S diplomats in Madrid lack clout without full ambassadorial rank as Franco era Spain seeks dollars with propaganda. It notes U S exports to Spain around 28 million in 1948 and potential growth if Spain reforms domestically, while warning of a showy drive to sway Americans and suggesting the UN debate over Spain’s undemocratic government will hinge on preambles and sanctions at the General Assembly. The piece critiques Franco’s anti-Communist stance and questions reliance on Spain for Western Europe defense.
Loose dentures cause embarrassment as plates wobble or shift at crucial moments. A dental solution promises better grip, reducing plate odor and improving confidence.
Phoenix story follows Dale Coons a year old boy who rose to fame for his prizewinning date bread recipe. The Mesa High School freshman president aims to be a hotel chef and envisions cooking as a vacation from range life. He recalls his mother’s blue ribbons and the turning point from family fair to culinary pursuit.
Denver AP reports blind radio singer and pianist Chuck Collins, 33 of 38 years blind, moves without cane or guide dog by listening to echoes and sounds to sense curb obstructions and approaching people. He earned a political science degree at Idaho University, sang in Seattle and Hollywood, and now hosts a five weekly show “Chuck Collins Calling.”
The United Nations complex in New York will be constructed without atomic bomb defenses. Architect Wallace Harrison says the glassy 39 story main building will be vulnerable to bomb blast with windows as the primary danger point. Officials note surrounding urban area offers limited protection and discuss minimal protective measures like a metal mesh embedded outer wall.
A fragmented report describes police on nightly rounds noting a curtain movement that raised suspicion. Officers Stemple, Bh, and Hie are cited among the office squad while remarks about an average nine foot long beat are mentioned.
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