Center Theater May Become World Center for UN, Says AP
Center Theater in New York, once a white elephant, could become interim headquarters for the United Nations General Assembly. The 3,000-seat venue, famed for its modern decor and the world’s largest chandelier, has hosted ice shows since 1940 and alternates with opera when not in use.
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Ann Sheridan Among Ten Americans Over 30 Chosen
New York based Walter Thornton names Ann Sheridan as the typical American lady over 30, praising her athletic, poised figure and inner bloom. The list also honors Mrs. Lawrence Tibbet, Constance Luft Hahn, Nancy Bruff, Ruth Hussey, Mrs. John Fell Jr, Helen Jepson, Betty Metcalf, Annamary Dickey, and Mrs. Harry Goetz for varied beauty traits and achievements.
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South Carolina Schools Are On Probation
Memphis March 25 4 Consideration of reinstating probationary memoirs will be on the agenda at the annual session of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. A report will cover the University of Texas on probation since last July and Memphis State and Winthrop College on probation since 1942. More than 200 colleges and 1300 secondary schools will be represented.
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GOP to Meet in Winston
Local report notes a Republican gathering slated in Winston with organizers and attendees expected to discuss party priorities and upcoming events. The brief mentions logistics and the party's engagement in regional politics.
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41 Additional Jap Suspects Are Arrested
Tokyo reports 41 more war crimes suspects placed in Sugamo prison over the past two weeks. Named are Lt. Col. Kikuji Ito, accused of ordering executions of two American fliers in the Marianas, and Sgt. Maj. Hidekitsu Tanakadate tied to a Mindanao camp massacre.
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State Democrats Exceed Jackson Day Dinner Quota
North Carolina Democrats reported meeting a national quota with an $18,000 goal and an estimated 500 members paying $50 per plate for seats at the Jackson Day dinner in Raleigh on Saturday night. No net proceeds announced. Governor Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma, keynote speaker at the last national Democratic convention, spoke at the Raleigh event, part of a nationwide series.
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Inland shipments aid Soviet restoration after occupation
Helsinki dispatch reports Finn press stating inland has shipped wagon loads of various goods to the Soviet Union for restoration of materials used during the occupation of present Soviet territory. The information reflects ongoing postwar exchanges and material recovery efforts.
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Republicans Target Wallace in Foreign Policy Clash
Washington report shows Republicans denouncing Secretary Wallace for tying foreign policy to partisan aims. Senator Ball argues a Republican win would harm international security, while Pepper supports Wallace's stance on election implications. Donnell calls Wallace's view preposterous as party leaders deny involvement. Representative Boykin notes 12 Southern members skipped the 100-a-plate dinner.
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