Vishinsky's Stand Not Impressive
The article reports on the Soviet resolution urging the UN Security Council and the Atomic Energy Commission to draft two treaties one banning the atomic bomb and one for international control of atomic energy. It notes Russia’s opposition to immediate control of raw materials and hints at a likely Western clash over staged versus simultaneous controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ramadier
France
Messrs
Dewey
Truman
Lilienthal
Vishinsky
Assembly
Security Council
Atomic Energy Commission
Council
Commission
United States
Soviet Bloc
Atomic Energy Control Commission
A. G. L. Meaughton
Canada
Russia
Atomic Commission
Dope Seized From Italian Liner Vulcania
New York customs officials removed about 200000 dollars worth of heroin from the Italian liner Vulcania. Collector Harry M. Durning said the drugs were likely sent by an organized mob in Italy and linked Lucky Luciano to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vulcania
Harry M. Durning
Italy
Durning
Lucky Luciano
Luciano
Dewey Heads Homeward For Conferences
Dewey plans a Baltimore speech as part of a busy swing through campaign events. Barkley travels by air to Minnesota stops in Rochester and Mankato while Taylor campaigns in Massachusetts and Springfield. Warren warns against a third world war and urges resolve, defense, and commitments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alben W. Barkley
Minnesota
Rochester
Mankato
Glen Taylor
Wallace
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
Warren
Philadelphia
Barkley
Pittsburgh
Truman
Taylor
New York
Russia
America
Local Girl Elected To Lutheran Office
Jackie Meekins of this city was elected statistical secretary for the 1948 49 term of the Luther League of North Carolina at its 27th annual convention in Concord. Moss Meekins and other new officers will be installed before final services at St. John's church in Concord this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Meekins
Luther League of North Carolina
Concord
Associated Press
Moss Meekins
St. John’s Church
Factional Crisis Shapes CIO In Depth
The CIO faces a fast developing rift over World Federation of Trade Unions participation with pressure to pull out. Murray works to smooth divisions while backing right wing factions and aiding West Coast maritime strike efforts. He challenges Taft Hartley non-communist affidavits and may seek Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Federation of Trade Unions
CIO
WFTU
Murray
AFL
Harry Bridges
U. S
United Electrical Workers
United Public Workers
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
UPW
West Coast
Supreme Court
Food and Tobacco Workers
American Communications Association
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Reds Move Troops to Leipzig Area Amid Unrest
Goerlitz in Saxony reports a sitdown hunger strike ended after a Russian commander threatened to allow plunder for three days. Unidentified Germans in Jena in Thuringia draped a communist office with Swastika flags and tarred a monument to former concentration camp inmates. The Russian press gave no comment amid food shortages and purge admissions.
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Goerlitz
Saxony
Jena
Thuringia
der Abend
Former First Lady Buried At Oyster Bay
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, age 87, was buried beside her husband in Justice Young's Memorial cemetery in Oyster Bay New York. Private services at Christ Episcopal church preceded the ceremony as villagers gathered outside. The burial plot overlooks Sagamore Hill and was chosen by the late president. family members attended including Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Richard Derby.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Justic Young
Christ Episcopal Church
John N. Werren
Arist Church
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Richard Derby
Archibald
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fourteen Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Deputy Register of Deeds D W Hoskins issued fourteen marriage licenses in the county building last week. The couples include Leonard Schrader and Norma Brown of High Point, Samuel Owens and Nina Bailey of Winston-Salem, and others from Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point Mount Airy Liberty Thomasville Delwyn Va and more. A separate list shows fourteen colored licenses with pairs from High Point and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
D. W. Hoskins
White
Leonard Schrader
Norma Brown
High Point
Samuel Owens
Nina Bailey
Winston-Salem
George L. Dunhum
Bertha Irene Milam
Delwyn, Va
Glen T. Binkley
Hilma Brown
Grey H. Hemrick
Clara Mae Poe
Herbert Welch
Greensboro
Doris Younts
Vance Walton
Gladys Vallee
Bernie Rogers
Erma George
Mount Airy
Lawrence Humble
Beatrice Alfred
Liberty
Bobby Ray Warren
Vickie Lou Kearns
J. B. Howard
Bessie Gammaway
Robert G. Moore
Sarah Colson
Douglas Harrie
Josephine Hairston
Thomasville
William Walker
Beatrice Clark
Four Power Talks in Berlin Blockade Crux
Sokolovsky argued the four power air agreement limits western rights in Berlin to occupation needs. He denied a blockade, urged Berliners in the east could obtain food from Russia, and warned lifting the blockade hinges on canceling plans for a western German political economic union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokolovsky
Berlin
Germany
London
Russia
New York Times Backing Dewey in Foreign Policy Shift
The New York Times endorses Thomas Dewey and calls for a more active role in overseeing policy. Senator Arthur Vandenberg is cited as one of the two main living Republican sponsors of the current bipartisan foreign policy, noting the paper’s past 1940 support for Wendell Willkie against Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vandenberg
the Times
Endell Willkie
Roosevelt
Three Charged With Assault and Robbery Bound Over
In Thomasville a couple James and Dorothy Davis and Arthur Small of High Point were bound over to Davidson County superior court after a hearing on charges of assault and robbery and aiding and abetting assault and robbery. Bond set at 1000 for the Davises and 1000 for Small. Dorothy Davis posted 250. The same session found Joe Fletcher Hunt guilty only of soliciting alms and given 30 days suspended on conditions.
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Thomasville
High Point
Davidson County Superior Court
Recorder’s Court
Howard Steed
James Davis
Dorothy
Arthur Small
Mangum Avenue
Boss Bryant
Bryant
Davises
Small
Davis
Davis House
Bond
James Evis
Joe Fletcher Hunt
Polk Street
Hunt
Truculent Turtle Starts 6192 Mile Nonstop Flight to Chile
The U S navy patrol bomber Truculent Turtle departed Patuxent Naval Air Station at 8 12 a m EST for a 6192 mile 28 hour non stop flight to Santiago Chile Set to test endurance and long range bombing capabilities with crew aboard in today’s mission highlighting naval aviation prowess
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Truculent Turtle
Patuxent
U. S. Navy
Naval Air Station
Santiago
Chile
Americans buy over twenty one billion in life insurance in 1947
A recent survey shows nearly four fifths of families owned life insurance and total purchases reached more than 21 billion dollars in 1947.
Radio Program Time Zone Note
Eastern standard time governs broadcasts with local adjustments. Central subtracts one hour and mountain subtracts two hours. Some stations shift relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Evening Lineup
An extensive Sunday schedule lists programs from 1:00 PM to midnight featuring CBS ABC and NBC shows. Highlights include Armmerica United, Chicago Roundtable, University Theater, CBS Symphony, The Opera Album, Jack Benny and Sherlock Holmes airings, plus Variety News and Dancing Continued. Names such as Sam Patting, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Phil and Alice, and Gabriel Heatter appear among many titles and times.
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Armmerica United
Tatka
Abe
Cbs
Abec
Basic
Abe News
Chicago
Dhs
Abe Alidis
Abc News
Cbs News
Abc Music
Abe Treasury
Joe Kelly
Johnny Thompson
Living
Cbs the Opera
Jane Pickens
Rob Q. Lewis
Pdrama
Rob Merrill
St. Louis
Mbs
Casnotie Reasie
Abe Roy Rogers
Abc
Ozzle
Harriet
Abe Percy Faith
Ubs
Abe Nick ¢Uarter
Detective
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Cbe
Gio
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Phil
Alicenbe
Union
Andy
Obs
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Charita McCarthy
Abe Sam Spade
Adventurpeachs
Red Allen
Abe Cabin
Sta
Helen Hayes
Cba Sunday Journal
Hollywood
Cbhs Nets
Abe Naewe
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Rhotte
Chattanooga
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Las
Richmond
Denver
San Antonio
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Sarnah
Jacksonville
Tampaer
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Rise Stevens
Dr. Prank Black
WFR
Marlene Dietrich
Walter Pidgeon
Theatre Guild
WMER
United States Steel
Nan Ade
Paramount Furniture CO
WHPE
Whpe-Fm
Associated Press News
A. M
L. B. Myers
WHPRE
Sons of Harmony
Southland Quartet
Presbyterian Church
Breakfast Patrol
Dartega
Bud Thomas
Bill Barker
AP News
Cliff McMahan
Elkin
Buif Motors
English Motor Company
Alan Ladd Fach
Paramount Furniture
Nick Lawrence
Monay
Pat Taylor
Southern Conference
OUR
Harold Lightler
Bach
Bill Currie
Neill Motors
Fach
Faarold
Craven
Harold Craven
Tar Heel
Rob Thomson
Masterworks OF Music
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