Vandenberg Resolution Charts Course From Isolation
The Senate passed the Vandenberg resolution urging the President to pursue objectives that could arm Western Europe or form pacts, signaling a shift from isolationism toward security arrangements. It warns of two armed camps if America allies with Western European nations and Russia resists. The measure, reviewed by the State Department and foreign relations committee, requires Senate approval for any treaty or alliance to take effect, reflecting a move toward potential military cooperation while preserving constitutional processes. The debate highlights concerns over UN impact and world order.
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Washington
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United States
Russia
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
United Nations
Europe
Usssia
O. K
League of Nations
America
Allies Seek Unity Signatures Amid Soviet Plebiscite Push
Berlin dispatch says Soviet licensed papers report 13 124 000 signatures on petitions for German unity circulated by the Communist ruled people's council not recognized by the Western powers. Taegliche Rundschau says the aim is a plebiscite while Western powers call the act propaganda and a deception to blame Allies for Germany’s division. American shipping after World War II accounts for about three fifths of global tonnage.
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Berlin
People's Council
Taegliche Rundschau
Germany
Girls to Receive Diplomas at Good Shepherd
Twelve girls from the House of the Good Shepherd will receive high school diplomas in a 9:30 a m Thursday ceremony in the institution auditorium at 6724 Troost Avenue. The program includes a play, Call of Sariel, and a graduation address by Rev. R. E. Jackson of St. Joseph's Girls Home.
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House of the Good Shepherd
Troost Avenue
Sacred Heart High School
Correction Home
Call of Sariel
Girls of the Home
R. E. Jackson
St. Joseph's Girls Home
Awards to essay winners in Jackson County VFW contest
Miss Estaline Jones took first place in the thirteenth annual VFW auxiliary essay contest for Jackson County high school students. Prizes were presented at a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall event attended by local officials and participants.
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Christian Church Commission
Estaline Jones
C. Leigh Jones
West Fifty-ninth Street
Ann Montague
Harriet C. Montague
Proctor Place
Independence
Jean Marie Hacker
W. H. Hacker
West Thirty-ninth Street Terrace
Juanita Payne
Wabash Avenue
Women’s Auxiliary
Jackson County
West Gregory ‘S End
Negro found guilty of ravishing 12 year old girl
Cornelius Vaughn aged 47 of 1908 East Nineteenth street was found guilty by a Jackson County Circuit Court jury after about ninety minutes deliberation. Judge Ray G. Cowan presided. Vaughn, a Negro, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for the offense committed November 25 at his home.
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Cornelius Vaughn
Nineteenth Street
Jackson County
Ray G. Cowan
Vaughn
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