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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
10
Ny Vandenberg urges the Senate to approve a resolution strengthening procedures. The plea outlines procedural tightening and calls for swift action to ensure effective governance and oversight.
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged quick Senate approval of a resolution to pave the way for American political and military backing to European nations against possible Communist aggression. He stressed the plan does not pledge automatic aid and remains within the UN charter and U.S. Constitution. The measure outlines four safeguards including regional defense pacts, a UN armed force, universal armament regulation, and possible removal of the Security Council veto in peaceful settlements.
A fragmentary verse piece by James J Metcalfe argues that people fall into excuses and coverups to avoid laziness and play. It contends we use hour by hour pretexts to avoid hard tasks while claiming seriousness and responsibility.
The reporter states he generally favors the resolution but believes it needs clarification in certain respects. He notes specific areas where more detail would improve understanding and implementation.
James E. Strub 19 receives a one year tuition scholarship to Cornell College of Architecture after completing his first year as a liberal arts student at the University of Kansas. Son of Mr and Mrs Earl Strub of 621 East Seventy second street, Kansas City. He will transfer to Cornell in September after attending Toledo Ohio schools.
Peter J. McGuinness, 59, veteran of Brooklyn politics, died last night in New York. His native Greenpoint district he called the "garden spot of the universe" and helped boost its fame through constant praise.
In Hagerstown Missouri on June 11 a pie nearly cost $125 more as a strange odor warned Mrs. Saladini. She found $125 in the oven bills brown but uncharred left by her husband for safekeeping forgotten.
Indiana completed its delegation to the Republican convention choosing seven delegates at large and twenty two of twenty nine at district caucuses. The Hoosiers are expected to back Charles A Halleck on the first ballot with possible vote swaps to aid the House majority leader's bid for vice president.
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