UN Veto Reform Debates Spark Broad Revision Efforts
Foreign Affairs analyst DeWitt Mackensie notes U S proposals seek to curb promiscuous veto use at the United Nations. He cites opposition from Australia and Argentina within blocs seeking to revise the veto framework while preserving state sovereignty, with debate centering on a revised charter and a potential new organization to reduce interference.
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Russia
United Nations
U.N
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Australia
Goverrument
Amercia
Asia
Unis
Rio de Janeiro
Britain
France
Belpinas
Wetherlands
Giuk
Ty Plage
Arkansas city report sparks taxation and court action
Fragmented notices show Ba wile tis Net filing a funeral report to explain a missing record referenced by Alderman Bed Whitt. Other items discuss a Sebastian Court ruling on a works compensation claim, a power plant expansion near North Little Rock, and political commentary on international organizations and U.N. relevance.
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Wile Tis Net
Bed Whitt
Mayne Geary I. Sanders
White
Pert
Daw Tial
Ateu
Soudu
Arkingwas Power and Lishl
Coe Lynech
North
Little Rock
Avisas Public Service Commission
A.B. Th
Mississippi Pawinasta Light Co
New Orleans Public Services, Inc
Vanville
Tyset Ile
Lewis Fined Continued From Page One
The judge upheld a civil and criminal contempt verdict against Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a court order. Goldsborough fined $400,000 for contempt and considered additional penalties if miners do not return to work by Friday. AFL President Green urged dropping prosecutions to avoid fueling labor tensions.
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Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
UMW
Goldsborough
Union
Itus
Sen- Jenelig
Morison
Justice Department
AFL
William ‘Green
Labor Ab
Green
Uneiy
Galdsborough
Welly K. Happios
Graham Morison
Hopkins
Golsborough
Hophing
Bord
Court Delays Sentence In Contempt Case Amid Turmoil
In a contentious session Judge Goldsborough set a 10 am deadline for sentencing details while noting the court’s limit to judge a single individual. Morison sought a delay to observe coal-field developments as Hopkins accused government motives. Contempt fines and actions against unions were discussed amid protests and objections.
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Goldsborough
Dinkins
Iuriday
Gallsborough
Morison
Cone
Lewis
Hopkins
Ange
Opkins
Waldsborough
Hopking
Negro Farmers Plan Egg Meat Show
Negro County farmers announce the Third Annual Meat and Egg Show at Yerser High School on Wednesday April 21 starting at 10 30 a m F E Smith Assistant County Agent for negro warl announces awards for hams shoulders bacon middlings and canned meats in the egg section awards for the best dozen white eggs and best dozen brown eggs a quart of home made lard will be displayed Two demonstrations will be conducted on wrapping meat to protect it from insects and on selecting meat for preservation and use
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Negro County
Yerser High School
F. E. Smith
Negro Warl
Court remarks on arguments and evidence in brief exchange
A fragmentary court exchange shows Ghidsborough telling Hopkins that the court viewed yesterday’s arguments as adequate while criticizing today’s political accusations lacking presented evidence. The judge urged stepping aside from unsupported claims and emphasized evidence standards.
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Pludge
Ghidsborough
Hopkins
Dewey to Spend 10 Days in Oregon
Governor Thomas E. Dewey announced plans to campaign for the Republican nomination in Oregon for at least ten days starting May 1 with a speech in Portland. He will visit other Pacific Northwest states but not California. Fellow aspirants include Earl Warren of California. Dewey may also tour Washington, Montana, and possibly Nevada.
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Albany
Thomas EB. Dewey
Oregon
Portland
Dewey
Pacific Northwest
California
Earl Warren
GOP
Washington
Montana
Nevada
Negro district show judges named for Crow Training event
The show is open to visitors with the Negro District Agents assisting. C Ig Prewitt, assistant county agent for Negro Work in Nevada County, and Prof. T Harris, vocational instructor at Crow Training School, will serve as judges for the event.
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Efes
C. Ig. Prewitt
Nevada County
T W. Harris
Crow Training School
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