UN considers tighter action as truce falters amid Arab Jewish tensions
UN acting mediator Bunche told the Security Council of Stern gang murders and daily press campaigns against mediation. The council voted 8 to 0 to pursue stronger enforcement while Syria and Russia abstained. Arab higher executive boycotted, saying they would not recognize Israel's government.
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Ian
U.N
Syria
Ukraine
Russia
Bunche
Bernadette
Security Council
Fatherland Front
Stern Gang
Sternists
Jerusalem
Bernadotte
Stockholm
Aubrey E. Eban
Fuad Amoun
Lebanon
Mahoud Fawzi
Egypt
Warren Austin
United States
Arab Higher Executive
Israel
Are There Rhinestone Mines In The U S
A curious grab bag mixes trivia and birthday greetings dated Oct 14. It reflects social questions and brief biographical lines about figures like Walter Reuther and Eamon de Valera, with fragmented notes about a later shooting incident involving Reuther.
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U. S
Fondant
Johannesburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Lilian Gish
Norman Armour
U.S. Diplomatic Service
Eamon de Valera
Betty Field A Hollywood Actress Dies After Noted Career
Central Press writer Lilian Campbell notes Betty Field, Boston born actress, trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, began ingenue roles in George Abbott stage productions. Her film debut came in 1939 What a Life, with later parts in Frenchman's Creek and Life with Father, and she had two children.
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Betty Field
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
George Abbott
Betty
Boston
King’s Row
Godparent Gift Custom Mentioned for Acceptance
The piece notes a customary gift given to the baby when one agrees to be a godparent. It highlights acceptance as a prerequisite for the tradition.
Forecast for a Fortunate Year Ahead
Your anniversary marks a time of artistic work and discrimination. Good omen of progress in business travel and children's success. Expect many pleasant surprises and favorable outcomes.
Hastings Battle and Penns Landing on October Fourteen
The prompt notes the Battle of Hastings in 1066 with William the Conqueror defeating the English and beginning Norman rule. It also recalls World War II events on October 14 1939 when the British battleship Royal Oak was sunk by a German submarine with 800 lives lost. Additionally it marks the birth of William Penn in 1644, founder of the Pennsylvania Colony for Quakers.
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England
Hastings
William the Conqueror
Normandy
Royal Oak
Firth of Forth
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Quiz Answers Revealed in Brief Riddle Row
A confused trivia item presents five clues and answers: rhinestones are manufactured, not mined. it is candy. South Africa. Bobbies. a ferry boat.
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South Africa
Wood Industry Meeting Highlights New Lab Research Role
Industry leaders at a city symposium outlined how converting wood waste into fibrous materials and new forms could boost wall boards and synthetic lumber. Calls for private and public research labs to advance adhesive testing and lightweight composites were stressed by Elmendorf, Dosker, Brown, and Rishell.
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Elmendorf
C. D. Dosker
Gamble Brothers, Inc
Louisville
Dosker
Nelson C. Brown
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Syracue
Carl A. Rishell
The
Timber Engineering Co
Washington, D. C
Truman Dewey in Middle West Campaign Clash
President Truman assailed Dewey for demobilizing military strength after war and accused him of housing and labor rights opposition. He mocked GOPs for admiration of government and warned of federal control, while Senator Ball criticized Taft Hartley and Thurmond hinted at electoral college maneuvering to push the race to the House.
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Walter Reuther
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
UAW
Valentine Reuther
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter
Eugene Debs
Detroit
Truman
United States
GOP
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Taft
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. Strom Thurmond
Louisville
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Tobacco Prices Slide Across Three Belts in North Carolina
Flue cured tobacco prices fell across three belts with old leaf down 1 to 6 dollars per hundredweight and eastern grades dropping up to 7 dollars. Eastern belt losses ranged 1 to 4 dollars, mid belt 1 to 3 dollars, with season averages showing old 52.18, eastern 49.49 and middle 51.36.
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Raleigh
Igit
North Carolina
Fair and warmer NC weather with sunny Friday
Official weather records show a fair pattern across North Carolina with little temperature change into Friday. Highs range from the 60s to 70s in cities like Raleigh and Charlotte, with overnight lows dipping into the 40s to 50s.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Asheville
Denver
Vscseeeseers
Detroit
Miami
San Francisco
Spartanburg
Washington
Csees Wilmington
Stage Set For Truman Visit
Tar Heel officials of the federal government will fly to Raleigh Tuesday morning. The delegation includes Kenneth Royall secretary of the army Lamar Caudle assistant attorney general James B Webb director of the bureau of the treasury Gordon Gray assistant secretary of the army David H Stowe Charles S Murphy administrative assistant to the president George V Allen assistant secretary of state William Tyson solicitor of the labor department Herschel V Johnston ambassador to Brazil Garland S Ferguson federal trade commissioner and Lindsay Warren comptroller general.
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Raleigh
Kenneth Royall
Army
Lamar Caudle
James B. Webb
Bureau of the Treasury
Gordon Gray
David H. Stowe
Charles S. Murphy
George V. Allen
William Tyson
Labor Department
Herschel V. Johnston
Brazil
Garland S. Ferguson
Federal Trade Commissioner
Lindsay Warren
Reformed Church Conference Opens Next Week
The fall conference of the Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church begins next Tuesday at First Church, Greensboro. Delegates from congregations and consistories meet under leaders including Rev. Hiram E. Davis, Rev. Alfred Sand, Mrs. Roy Corman, Miss Jessie Leonard, and Rev. Harry D. Althouse. Burlington's Rev. John Peeler will recognize quota achievements for Kingdom Service fund with NC churches meeting over $64,000 for five consecutive years.
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Greensboro
Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
R First
Hiram E. Davis
Winston-Salem
Alfred Sand
Lexington
Women’s Guild
Roy Corman
Pittsburgh
Jessie Leonard
Harry D. Althouse
Hickory
John Peeler
Burlington
Kingdom Service Fund
North Carolina
Hodge to command Sixth Corps at Fort Bragg
Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, former U S commander in Korea, named commanding general of the Sixth Corps with headquarters at Fort Bragg. Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, comments on Hollywood and British film industry cooperation and market access.
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Washington
Army
John R. Hodge
U. S
Korea
Sth Corps
Ft. Bragg
Hollywood
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Used Car Salesman Reclaims Dollar After 50 Years
James Rose, a 69 year old former used car salesman from San Pedro California, received his dollar back from John Wertz of St. Louis Missouri who borrowed it July 7 1898. Wertz sent the buck to Rose via his brother yesterday confirming repayment after half a century.
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San Pedro
Calif
James Rose
Rose
John Wertz
St. Louis
Wertz
Scripps-Howard newspapers back Dewey for president
The Scripps-Howard group of 19 papers endorses Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for next month's presidential election. A separate note argues inflation requires increased production, with Secretary Sawyer asserting no price leveling seen.
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Washington
Scripps-Howard
Today
Thomas “. Dewey
Dewey
Secretary of Commerce
Kidneys Must Remove Excess Acids
Article explains how excess acids in blood strain the kidneys 15 miles of tubules and cause backache swelling and fatigue. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to help flush waste from blood.
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Dean
Doan
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