UN arms force urged to curb crisis and deter foes
The World Today notes mounting calls in democracies for a UN army to enforce peace, arguing such a force would empower the UN and deter crises. It cites Korea, UN sponsorship, and Moscow’s possible reactions as central to the debate and warns of potential flashpoints in Indonesia, Burma, and East Germany.
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Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
United State
MacArthur
South Korea
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New York
Jacob A Malik
Baltimore
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U.S. Faces Long Procedure In Enforcing Anti-Red Law
A step by step outline details how the anti Communist law may force a lengthy process to register or suppress Communist groups. The article explains the roles of the Subversive Activities Control Board, potential court appeals, and possible delays spanning years. It notes that a party may be declared an action organization and ordered to register, with further appeals to federal courts and the Supreme Court, before any arrests.
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Injunction Shuts Memphis Children’s Home in Probe
Tennessee officials halt operations at the Memphis branch of the Tennessee Children’s Home Society amid a probe into alleged profits from foster placements. About 20 infants remain in care as investigators seek to forfeit the charity’s charter and appoint a receiver.
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Regalarm
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Tennessee Chile Area & Home Society
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Warren Names Experts To Aid In Planning Of Medical College
Warren appoints two prominent educators Dr Vernon W Lipyard and Dr Bast C McLean as consultants for preliminary planning of the Florida State Medical College at Gainesville. Lipyard heads University of Virginia Medical School advisory role. McLean from Strong Hospital University of Rochester serves as hospital consultant. Federal funds for topographic survey and general plan aid site selection, cost estimates, and schedule. The governor announced efforts to attract industry as part of a broader economic campaign.
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Ger Fuller Warren
State Medical College
Vernon W Lipyard
University of Virginia Medics School
Bast C. McLean
Strong Hospital
University of Rochester
Lippard
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Gainnesville Chamber of Commerce
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University of Florida
J Hillis Miler
Medical College
Warren
Palatka
Cotton Tax Requirement Identified by Marketing Card
A 155 cent per pound tax is required on all cotton bought not identified by a marketing card or certificate, outlining the regulatory measure. The notice emphasizes compliance and enforcement details for sellers and buyers within the market.
Area Men Appointed To City League Board
Three Wiregrass residents were named to the Alabama League of Municipalities Committee on Legislation. Mayors Wakefield of Columbus, Brown of Ozark, and George Wallace, Clayton city attorney, were appointed along with Mayor Bermingham, under the Alabama League. The committee monitors municipal needs and submits a program to the legislature for city improvements statewide.
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Bermingham
Cooper
Green
Mame
EE Wakefield
Columbia
George Wallace
Clayton
Douglas Brown
Ozark
Geneva City Schools Enrollment Report
Geneva records show total enrollment for white pupils at 910 with 570 in high school and 540 in elementary school. Three new teachers join high school faculty, and the Negro school reports 242 students, 107 in high school and 237 in elementary. Bull fighting in Spain valued at 50 million dollars annually.
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Geneva
J F. Moore
Geneva City
John Res
Willie Far Kelly
Robert Daniel
Hares B Holt
Menicipal
Septic Tank Advice Emphasizes Proper Use and Inspection
Dr. W. T. Burkett county health official urged proper septic tank use and said operable tanks should not be disturbed. If a tank fails to drain or functions improperly the health department should inspect for necessary repairs. He noted properly sized tanks with adequate ground drainage provide years of sanitary service with minimal upkeep.
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County Health
Health Department
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