Lie Urges Rivals to Get Down to Cases in Peace Talks
Trygve Lie says 1949 saw limited progress toward settling basic conflicts and urges a step by step negotiation starting point. He highlights Europe’s stagnation against Moscow’s aims and warns that true peace hinges on the Far East as China and Burma fall to Red forces.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lie
General Assembly
Paris
Moscow
Orient
Europe
Yugoslavia
Italy
France
Russia
Far East
China
Burma
Indo-China
Indonesia
Asia
United States
Asiatic
SEFRE S AN EXCEPTION AN OLD RULE New Year greeting from police athletic league
An old rule ends as the Police Athletic League marks the New Year. Since 1931 New York police youth programs have expanded to 100 buildings with precinct pals aiding youngsters across the city. Children run in and out of the facilities, showcasing PAL’s work.
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Police of
New
Bridge Hand Reveals Second Hand Low Rule Finesse
A bridge hand illustrates the second hand low rule with a sequence where West must avoid leading the king of spades to prevent losing two spade tricks. The narrative explains how declarer can manipulate finesses and discards to manage losing diamonds and establish the long spade for a diamond discard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferent
Andy
Tom
Tony
East
Declarer
South
West
Fast
Mixup Over Tickets Triggers Fatal Self Inflicted Shot
Miami woman Lucille E. Brooks, 45, died after a ticket mixup for the Orange Bowl. Detective Neil Coston said her husband Henry S. Brooks had arranged to exchange their tickets for better seats and asked her to deliver them to a man who would call. She may have misunderstood and thought she would not attend the game.
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Miami
Fla
Neil Coston
Lucille E. Brooks
Henry S. Brooks
Coston
Brooks
Bill Stephens Dies Suddenly in Miami Florida
Bill Stephens brother of Evangelist George T. Stephens died suddenly in a Miami hospital on December 27. Evangelist George T. Stephens traveled from Los Angeles to Miami to attend. funeral rites were held in Fort Lauderdale. Surviving are his widow Mrs William Stephens and daughter Millie of Miami, with brothers in Canada and Indianapolis.
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Bill Stephens
George T. Stephens
Evangelist
Bill
Miami
William
Stephens
Millie
Canada
Indianapolis
Ind
Plane Skids Into Car After Landing At Salt Lake Airport
A 21 passenger airliner rolled off the runway after landing at Salt Lake Municipal airport yesterday. It tore through a mesh fence and struck a car on a nearby highway, injuring four occupants. One woman among nine passengers and three crew members aboard the Challenger Airlines plane was hurt. The aircraft then slid through a second fence and tipped onto a wing in a field.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Municipal
Challenger Airlines
North Carolina 1950 Senate Race Buzz Grows
Charles F. Hamilton of Gastonia files for Congress in the eleventh district, the first formal bid for major office in 1950. Waldo Cheek announces for the unexpired term, while Reynolds and Hoey loom as rival contenders for the U S Senate. Governor Kerr Scott faces potential influence as campaign dynamics unfold with Umstead Graham and others weighing runs.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Charles F. Hamilton
Gastonia
Congress
Hamilton
Waldo Cheek
Insurance
United States
Robert R. Reynolds
United States Senate
Clyde Hoey
Hoey
Reynolds
Can Hoey
Frank Graham
Scott
J. M. Broughton
Manley Dunaway
Charlotte
Graham
William Umstead
Durham
Umstead
Broughton
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Gardner
Bob Reynolds
William B. Umstead
Cherry
George Palmer Putnam Near Death in California Hospital
George Palmer Putnam publisher and husband of Amelia Earhart is critically ill in Trona California hospital after four weeks of uremic poisoning and internal hemorrhages. The 63 year old former Death Valley resort operator is described as growing weaker with his present wife Margaret Haviland at his bedside.
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Trona
Calif
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Steve Pipe Wells
Death Valley
Miss Earhart
Margaret Haviland
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William EB. McKenney
Sefre
America’s Card Authority
Sonotone Hearing Center
Sheraton Hotel
High Point, N. C
Consultaon
Walter P. Mueller
Sonotone
Greensboro, N. C
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MTOR
Miami, Fla
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Gested
Fred Royster
Vance
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Stag) Ballentine
Wake
Agriculture
Harold Cooley
Graham A
Hap) Barden
Cooley Nor
Barden
Bayard Clark
Fayetteville
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