British plan for world government through UN sovereignty
British government outlines a long term plan to strengthen the United Nations toward a world government. The aim is UN control of a world police force with disarmed nations and a merged sovereignty range, including Europe, via regional offices and international management of transport, communications, aviation and health.
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London
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Ineformant
Europe
Ernest Bevin
Philip J. Noel-Baker
United States
Burlington Mills Christmas Party Delights 1400 Attendees
Burlington Mills Corporation hosted a Christmas party at the Centre Theatre for about 1400 employees and their children. W. J. Spencer welcomed guests. Dr. Charles F. Myers spoke on The Meaning of Christmas and readings from Luke. Santa distributed gifts. five hundred thirty children received treats.
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High Point Weaving
Hillcrest
Burlington Mills
Center Theater
Santa Claus
Santa
Santa Clar
Burlington Mills Corporation
Arm Se
Center Theatre
Charles F. Myers
Burlington Foundation
W. J. Spencer
Jimmy Williams
Dr. Myers
Luke
E. H. Wilkins
Liberty Usual Insurance Company
Two New Orleans Babies Killed by Distraught Mother
Mrs Irene Connolly smothered her two baby boys Don aged a year and a half and Terence aged two and a half in a suburban cottage. State Police Lieut Francis T Moore said she claimed the killings occurred while the children slept and she confessed. Connolly, 35, was booked with murder after police found the bodies and planned a sanity exam by Dr Charles Gelper.
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New Orleans
Irene Connolly
Francis T. Moore
Moore
Moses T. Connolly
Terence
Connolly
Federal
McDonald at Home After WAVES Discharge
Hortense McDonald former petty officer 1 c is at home with her parents at 822 Circle drive after being discharged from the WAVES. She served two and a half years at the lighter than air base at Elizabeth City.
Social Worker Demands Equal Opportunity For Children
Washington Post co owner Agnes Meyer urges a federal cabinet post for community services to coordinate child welfare education and health. She cites wartime worker migration and illiteracy rates as proof children need better care and more funded schools and clinics.
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Eleanor Griesemer Ashington
Johnny
Agnes E. Meyer
The
Washington Post
Meyer
New York Sun
New York City
Westchester County Recreation Commission
Westchester County
William Ward
Soldiers Return Four Years After Overseas Service
Pfc. Harry F. Lee returns to his foster mother Mrs. Maggie Crutchfield at 1102 Alder St after two and a half years abroad. He participated in five campaigns, earned five battle stars, and received the American defense, victory, and conduct ribbons. He served in seven European countries including France and Germany.
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Harry F. Lee
Maggie Crutchfield
Alder Street
Lee
France
Germany
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Mars Hill
St. Mark Methodist Church
Gladys Robinson
Roberta Robbins
Ruth Hyatt
J. W. Ballinger
Victor Blackburn
John Wesley Carter
Mars Hill Holiness Church
St. Mark
ARMY
Eugene Tyson
Lindsay Tyson
Daniel Brooks
Tyson
Deep River Boys
Southland
William Penn High School
Alpha Art Club
YWCA
Blue Triangle
Mt. Vernon
Beatrice Leach
Grayce Yokely
Virginia Williamson
Henry L. Grant
RAF Overseas Replacement Depot
Greensboro
North Carolina
Armed Services
High Point
Grant
New York City
Boston
Sgt. Grant
Jamaica
British West Indies
Frank L. Forge
Jerald Leonard
Thomasville
Warren Leonard
Washington, D. C
Gloria
M. W. Leonard
Ophelia Graves
Jap War Criminal Tsuchiya to Testify in Own Defense
Tatsuo Tsuchiya the defendant in Japan's first war crimes trial is set to tell his story from the witness stand. The U S military commission adjourned a weekend as fellow guards at Mitsushima prison camp testified he handled prisoners impartially. American former POWs testified Tsuchiya was responsible for the beating death of Robert Gordon Teas of Streator Illinois using clubs and knotted ropes.
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Yokohama
Tatsuo Tsuchiya
Japan
U. S. Military Commission
Tsuchiya
Mitsushima
Pfe
Robert Gordon Teas
Streator
Hashed brown potatoes fry slowly to avoid scorching
Guide advises frying hashed brown potatoes on low heat with no stirring to prevent scorching. It warns that high heat easily scorches the potatoes and spoils the dish.
Epps Denied New Trial By Circuit Court Of Appeals
Lieut. Samuel C. Epps a 27 year old Richmond Virginia army officer was denied a new trial by the circuit court of Barnwell as his murder with mercy recommendation case moves toward appeal to the South Carolina supreme court. He remains jailed after leading officers to his wife Mary Lee Williams grave and facing murder charges for her death from barbiturate overdose and suffocation.
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Columbia
S. C
Samuel C. Epps
Richmond
Rich
Barnwell
Brown
Gaston
State Supreme Court
Epes
Virginia
Mary Lee Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe E Brown Credited With Killing Two Japs
Columbus Oregon December report says comedian Joe E Brown fought as a civilian fighter on northern Luzon and killed two Japanese soldiers during a foray. Major General Robert S Beightler confirmed the incident and Brown stated he was simply helping win the war and was fired upon by snipers.
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Columbus
Joe E. Brown
Luzon
Robert S. Beightler
Ohio
Brown
Geightler
Wilmington Fire Kills Three Children in Home blaze
Three Negro children William 3 Ernest 2 and George six months perished in a Wilmington frame house fire that destroyed their parents home. The mother woke to smoke and tried to save them but was driven back by flames. Fire Chief Ladie Croom cited an overheated stove in the bedroom as the origin.
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Wilmington
William
Ernest
George
Will Lane
Ladie Croom
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W. L. Spencer
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Darrell Spencer
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Cora McCurdy
High Point Hospital
Governor McCurdy
Loflin Street
B. A. Craven
Earl Armstrong
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Shaw University
G. E. Cheek
Raleigh
High Ae
Cheek
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J. A. Martin
Gospel Singers the
Star of Bethlehem Quartette
Apex
O. W. Willoughby
Bessie Staples
Staples
Barber
Strickland
Epps
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tomlinson
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