Editors View Paris Peace Talks From Many States
A United Press compiled symposium of editors from California cites mixed views on the Paris peace conference. Some praise public airing of disputes as a sign of progress, while others warn a longer recess could stall settlement. Observers note Russian tensions, risks of appeasement, and fatigue among delegates as negotiations continue.
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United Press
Paris
The
Oroville Mercury
Byrnes
Russia
Pricefighters
UN secretary-general urged on Europe recovery effort
The Chronicle cites Trygve Lie urging UN to press for peace and recovery as Europe’s economic and nutritional fabric remains held apart. Bakersfield Californian notes smaller nations overreliance on Atlantic Charter ideals and Russia’s Molotov opposition to majority voting in peace talks.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lie
the Chronicle
Europe
Bakersfield
Tuitions Molx
Enunel
Wilson
Pace
Russia
Molotov
Care of Discharge Papers Advised for VA Loans
Former servicemen applying for G I loan guarantees were told by Arnold A. Wilken of the Veterans Administration not to use original discharge papers for terminal leave pay. Original papers may not be returned promptly, so certified or photostatic copies should be submitted with leave pay applications to the relevant service.
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Arnold A. Wilken
Veterans Administration
Army
Navy
Esquire Seeks Return of Varga Girl in Court Appeal
In Chicago United Press report, Esquire magazine appeals federal court ruling by Judge Michael L. Igoe that Alberto Vargas, creator of the Varga Girl, was not bound by a ten year contract with the publication. The appeal seeks to enforce the contract terms and restore the image feature.
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Chicago
U.P
Esquire Managing
Michael L. Igoe
Alberto Vargas
Solomons of the market basket deserve a cheer
A satirical column mocks price controls and inflation as OPA prices on coffee and autos spark consumer woes. The piece notes Truman appoints a board, the writer jokes about travel and meat prices, and laments rising costs from bread to shoes while referencing a 1942 auto purchase and 1946 models.
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Solomons
Union Chiefteins
Texas Randers
Brooklyn
OPA
America
Congress
Board
Truman
Roy S. Thompson
Daniel Bell
George H. Mead
Paul Porter
Kentucky
Thompson
Bell and Mead
F.C.B
Partners in Camera Shop Opens in Hayward
The Camera Art Center at 126 Castro Street will open mid September as a camera shop run by Earl Kenyon and Charles Tong. It features a 24 by 50 foot sales floor and demonstration dark room, all glass Vitrolite front, ultra modern fixtures by Anderson and Simonds, and a gift line. Long and Kenyon bring extensive photographic experience to the venture with roles in local camera clubs and competitions.
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Camera Art Center
Castro Street
Earl Kenyon
Charles Tong
Anderson and Simonds
Arthur Holyoake
Frank Lenz
Long
James Graham Manufacturing Company
San Francisco Bay Area
Kenyon
United States
Canada
Hayward
Oakland
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