United Nations Near Milestone Amid Troubles
United Nations nears a milestone in its troubled first year in the United States. The Security Council, core of UN peace enforcement, held its first U.S. meeting last March at Hunter College Bronx. Officials cite progress but privately worry big powers must prove the organization can preserve peace as relations with Russia and the West remain pivotal.
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U.N. Anniversary Marked by Diplomats and Land Transfer
U N diplomats planned a heavy schedule on disarmament and trusteeship as Trygve Lie and aides joined New York officials in transferring the $8.5 million Midtown site donated by John D. Rockefeller to the U N. The move bolsters the United Nations role in the United States as it faces Truman’s aid program to block communism in Turkey and Greece. Critics fear the UN may be weak against Greco Turkish crisis and Palestine talks, while Britain pressures for a solution in the Holy Land ahead of General Assembly sessions.
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Night Club Robbery Nets Thugs $3462
Two gunmen robbed the Latin Quarter night club in Times Square New York, escaping with 3462 dollars in cash. They threatened cashier Thomas Moore on the second floor where payroll envelopes for staff were taken before fleeing into Saturday crowds. Police were notified at 9 20 p m. The club is managed by Lou Walters.
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Catholic Educator Walsh Dies Suddenly in Mobile
The Very Rev Edward Joseph Walsh 70 president emeritus of St Johns University Brooklyn N Y died suddenly at Providence Hospital Mobile after suffering a heart attack two weeks earlier The body was sent to New York for burial Services will be held Wednesday at St John the Baptist Church Brooklyn with interment in Princeton N J Survived by three sisters Miss Helen C Walsh Miss Mary G Walsh and Sister Mary a nun at Jen king Memorial Hospital Brooklyn
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Municipal University of Omaha student paper uses filler
The Omaha student publication teaches journalism with practical methods and even used a filler line reading This is a filler as part of its exercise. The quirky inclusion highlights hands on learning within the Newspaper program at Municipal University of Omaha.
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Convenes Ot September After Week of Debates
A brief notice indicates a convention or meeting convening in September after a week of debates. Details are limited in the fragment, but the document references scheduling and the involvement of delegations.
FDR's Phetcareph Valued At $15,000
A garbled obituary notice mentions the late Franklin D. Roosevelt and a valued item at $15,000. It references Miami and Louisville with scattered phrases about a state of affairs following his death and a request to return an item or property linked to the president.
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