These Days By George Sokolosky Diplomacy Immunities Under UN Charter
The United Nations Blue and White Books list individuals entitled to immunities under Public Law 291 and related acts, including diplomats and UN staff. The article explains extraterritorial aims within the UN framework, Article 100 to 105, and the binding nature of these provisions on the United States.
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United Nations
United States
Ee Cs
Department of State
The
Organization
General Assembly
Secretariat of
State Department
Congress
High Point Enterprise Masthead Notes Editors and Ad Director
The High Point Enterprise lists Robert L. Thompson as editor and W Patterson Jr as advertising director and circulation manager in its masthead.
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High Point Enterprise
Robert L. Thompson
W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Mgr
Tax Evasion as a Racket Within the Law
A political viewpoint argues that tax exemption for cooperatives and other tax exempt entities unfairly shifts the burden to tax paying businesses and individuals. The author cites universities, airports, and industries, including racing and farming, as examples, warning the trend toward stateism and socialism threatens free enterprise.
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N. M. Mason
Illinois
Congress
Mason
Puerto Rico
Churchill Downs
University of Louisville
University of Michigan
New York University
Ohio
Britain Breaks Moral Contract With Argentina Pact
The five year British Argentina trade accord draws critique as Britain leans on barter terms to minizine dollar outlay. Critics say the move undermines Marshall Plan aims of European economic unity and shared recovery.
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Britain
Argentina
Economic Co-operation Administration
Europe
United States
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Pajamas in the Senate and Other lighthearted notes
A column retells quirky scenes from Washington including Senator Glen H Taylor wearing pajamas in the senate and claiming heat and skin allergy as reason. The piece also jokes about a wedding outfit ad and recounts light jabs at Truman and McCarthy, plus a note about Rep. Simpson’s missing stenographic help.
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Washington
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Senate
Henry Wallace
Senator Taylor
Taylor
Sid Simpson
Illinois
National Press Club
Charles Town
W. Va
McCarthy
Casual Reflections On July 4 Holiday Traffic Feelings
A writer muses on holiday statistics about traffic deaths and urges caution. The calm scene describes Monday dawn in Monthey with quiet streets, few pedestrians, and workers heading to country or beaches as summer relaxes daily life.
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Monthey
Communists Shot Fodder Sparks Debate and Quaker Aid
Gen Douglas MacArthur urges denial of communism in a Tokyo message while a local quote calls for shooting communists. Look magazine highlights the Quaker American Friends Service Committee as a major worldly relief effort operating in 13 countries with 70 percent non Quaker staff and 90 percent outside funding. An Angus and Annie MacTavish adoption tale ends with a playful twist about choosing a boy over a girl after a found cap on a train.
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Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
MacArthur
Look Magazine
American Friends Service Committee
Europe
Service Committee
France
Germany
China
India
Look
Angus
Annie MacTavish
Foundling
Mrs. MacTavish
Desperate Man Finds Surprise Wage Raise Shocks Wife
A timid man opens his pay envelope to find fifty cents short on cash but learns from a cashier that he actually received a ten dollar raise last month. He realizes his wife never told him about the raise and sheepishly admits the error.
Notable 1920s to 1930s Freight, Canal, and Wildlife Facts
A collage of quick-fact items notes 1922 train lengths rising from 38 to 46 cars by 1934, asserts equal canal passage for American vessels, recalls John Wesley Powell’s 1869 Grand Canyon voyage by boat, mentions pygmy hippos in Equatorial Africa weighing under pounds when mature, and cites cranefly feet balloons for lift.
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John Wesley Powell
Grand Canyon
Washington notes on Perle Mesta appointment and postwar policy shifts
A U S official reports Luxembourg’s reaction to Perle Mesta as U S Minister and a state dinner. The piece notes budget shifts over a decade with per capita spending on defense and veterans care rising, and discusses Eisenhower blue and Fisenhower green offices. It covers Capehart political strategy, UEW pressure, and Hoffman on modernizing European industry.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Luxembourg
Grand Dutchy
Perle Mesta
Truman
Pentagon
Fisenhower
Marshall
Eisenhower
Europe
Marshal
CIO
GOP
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
Capehart
United Electrical Workers
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
UEW
Ccapehers
Henry
Quotes Spark Debate Over Defense and Housing Policy
The remarks critique Western unity and Russian strategy, call for civilian-led victory credits, decry battlefield veterans’ pay, and urge faster private sector housing solutions. Reactions include Gen Lucius D. Clay on alliance strength and Rep Carl Vinson questioning decorations legislation, with Sen Harry Cain and Rep Pat Sutton weighing military pay and housing issues.
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Lucius D. Clay
Screen Star Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Overview
A compact crossword style clue list presents horizontal and vertical entries from 1 to 55. Includes hints for words such as units of length and mythical references, with scattered language hints like French Sainte and Greek letters. The puzzle interweaves common terms and abbreviations.
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George Sokolsky
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. L
Associated Press
Iowa
London
Hoffman
Russia
Trumans
Independence
Missouri
White House
Equatorial Africa
Marx Leva
Secretary of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wallace
Studebaker
Engla
Munitions Board
Donald Carpenter
Carpenter
Army Department
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Ee John Taber
Newark
Harry P. Cain
Defense
James Forrestal
Pat Sutton
Tennessee
Screen
New Zealand
Java
Guido