Crisis Ahead As Marshall Takes Command At U N Delegation
Secretary Marshall plans to personally lead the American delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, signaling a looming crisis over the General Assembly’s powers. The piece discusses veto use, small nations pushing for stronger assembly authority, and the threat the current UN structure faces if reforms and a veto abolition are not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
General Assembly
U.N
San Francisco
Security Council
World Enforcement Agency
Trygve Lie
Russia
Council
U.N. Assembly
League of Nations
Council of the League
General Assembly of the U.N
League
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Austin
United Nations
United States
Mr. Marshall
Isotopes plan prompts global science unity drive
The article notes President Truman easing access to radioisotopes for qualified scientists worldwide, amid mixed congressional reaction and Baruch's disapproval. It frames isotopes as tools against cancer, enabling international collaboration to wage an atomic war on disease, with risks balanced by potential cures and the need for global scientific unity beyond politics.
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Truman
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard Baruch
Nazi Germany
Atomic Energy Commission
Hitler
Russia
J. T
North Carolina Workmen’s Comp Rates Cut Two Percent
The article reports a two percent reduction in workmen’s compensation rates effective October 1, noting a 30 percent drop since 1929. It cites total 1946 premiums at 6,624,804 and a savings of about 132,500 to Tar Heel industry, amid broader safety and housing trends.
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W. P. Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina
General Assembly
Department of Labor
Wade Bruton
Japan
State Department of Agriculture
Mountains
Plains
Piedmont
Charlotte
Clinton
George Ross
Agriculture Commodity Freight Rate
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lake District
Ross
Heck
Auman Reunion Report at Seagrove and Town View
A report from the Auman reunion held in Seagrove last Sunday is recapped. Highlights include Hugh G. Mitchell of Statesville delivering the address, J Clyde Allman re-elected president, and several Auman family officers and committees named for the year. Data notes include 89 year old Alson Gray Auman hospitalised and other relatives present. The column also reflects on High Point’s growth and civic spirit with a poem urging local pride and collective effort.
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Seagrove
Mark Twain
Europe
Hugh G. Mitchell
Statesville
Mitchell
J. Clyde Allman
Walkertown
Fred Auman
V.p
Howard Auman
Alberta Auman Russell
Asheboro
Rt. 4
Sec.treas
Historical
A. C. Auman
High Point
Memorial
Charles B. Auman
Bis
Pearson Auman
Clyde Aumans
T. Clyde
West End
Clyde
George
Auman
Aumans
George T. Penny
Dirt roads versus progress in Massachusetts nature distances
In these Days George Sokolsky praises dirt roads and native scenery around Sandisfield and Mount Greylock. He mocks Massachusetts officials and CCC projects for neglecting upkeep, warns erosion will erase trails, and laments state indifference while contrasting Maine as vacation land.
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Sandisfield
Massachusetts Selectman
Jeffrey Amherst
Roosevelt
CCC
Massachusetts
Mount
Greylock
Berkshires
Rockies
Kingdom Come
Maine
Plymouth Rock
Broadway Buzz in New York Stars and Sneakers
A column packed with celebrity notes from New York including Sir Cedric Hardwicke returning to guide Broadway actors in An Inspector Calls with Thomas Mitchell set for a long-awaited Broadway return. William Wyler tops Film Daily poll as outstanding director. Peggy Knudsen Dorothy Parker and others swirl in nightlife chatter as editors comment on industry mischief and manners.
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New York
Winchellebrities
Cedric Hardwicke
U. S
Movieburg
J. B Priestley
Thomas Mitchell
William Wyler
Film Daily
Peggy Knudsen
Stork Club
Life
F. Norris
Lee
Dorothy Parker
Alice Pearce
The
Blue Angel
Radio City
Star Thrash
Bert Marshall
Horizon ta Nebraskan congressman found in tangled clue list
A fragmented puzzle style item lists across political terms and clues. It mentions a U S representative from Nebraska among garbled entries for words like hold back, golf mound, title, withers, birds of prey, earth goddess and more, with scattered geographic and scientific hints.
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Nebraska
House of Representatives
Hat Chick in Australia Ends Beside Nightclub Fame
A fragmentary New York novelette recalls a hat wearing performer at an obscure hideaway. A man named Genus sails to Australia after a cable summons the touring star. She falls ill, travels 10,000 miles, and now checks hats in Australia.
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Europe
New York
Garbo
Greta
Len Lyons
Henry Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Genus
Australia
Cablegram
Sounds in the Night At Cava nagh s Dated Remarks
A fragmentary humorous note sequence lists remarks heard at several venues. It cites Cafes and bars with quips about marriage money government and currency. The remarks imply social satire of postwar concerns and exchange rate anxieties.
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Cavanagh
N. Y
Reno
Cub Room
Reuben's
Europe
Iceland
Hitler
Latin Quarter
The Late Watch and Industry Buzz In Swing Street Gossip
Richard Gaines known for Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson holds a third term in Unconquered as Geo Washington while a Singapore based gazette debuts. Trade editors nearly clash over a doll in Swing Street. Folie Miller briefly regains sight after blindness. Zanuck Zoo quietly parts with several big names. A Cerutti’s hangover special features vodka in a Tom Collins. The Telephone Hour borrows Lily Pons as Leelee Pones.
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Richard Gaines
Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Geo. Washington
Singapore
Folie Miller
Zanuck Zoo
Cerutti's
Tom Collins
Lily Pons
Leelee Pones
Pernicious details from a world in flux
Pertinent lubricants for early steam engines is noted, diamonds from South Africa surged during World War II, meteors largely vaporize before Earth impact, Celebes and Sumatra tribes protest knee exposure, volcanoes emit sulfur dioxide, and cattle sprayed with water dispersible DDT gained about 50 pounds mid-summer last year due to fly prevalence.
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Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
W. A. Bivins
George Sokolsky
Mount Greylock
North Adams
Dublin
Coney Island
Winchell
Tom Watson
Eisenhower
Times
Ike
Watson
Columbia University
White House
Dorothy Harpham
Bellevue
Arthur Murray
Teddy Rodriguez
Havana- Madrid
Noro Morales
Riviera
Lew Parker
Milton Berle
Torch
Ella Fitzgerald
Miguel Curtiz
Warner
Jimmy Stewart
Tenaxe Wm. Horne
Concert Hall
Kurt Weill
Walt Whitman
Grand Central Station
J. Lande
Cafe Madison
Brenda Carr
Mermaid Room
Percy Faith
Roy Douglas
L. Walter
Capitol Theatre
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
J. Elinson
H'wood
England
C. Aubrey Smith
DuPonts
Saratoga
59Th St
Runyon House
R. H. Donnelly Corp
Ben Lindheimer
Runyon
Arlington
Washington Park
U. S. Representative
Horizonta
Ireland
Birds of Prey
Janus
Carter
Vessels
Dispatches
Mohammedan
Prince
Palm Lily Shoals
Lake
Brown
South Africa
Celebes
Sumatra
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