Moscow meeting hopes dim in UN atomic control debate
Dewitt MacKenzie notes mixed reactions to Senator McMahon’s push for UN peace talks in Moscow to pursue global atomic controls. He cites Russia’s UN boycott over China and warns Moscow talks depend on China issue resolution and Russia abandoning the boycott. The 49 nation majority backs unlimited plant inspections. the Soviet bloc opposes beyond reported sites. Andrei Vishinsky’s joking remark about inviting the UN to Moscow is not taken seriously.
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McMahon
D-Conn
United Nations
Moscow
Mos- Mackenzie
Truman
Washington
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
New York
UN General Assembly
Standard Oil Indiana Reports 1949 Earnings Slump
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) and subsidiaries posted 1949 totals with sales at 1.125 billion dollars, down 6.7 percent from 1948, and net earnings of 102.7 million dollars equal to 6.72 a share. Dividends were 2.69 per share.
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Standard Oil Co
Indiana
New Jersey
Robert E. Wilson
A. W. Peake
Wilson
Peake
Prince Bernhard Plans Aviation Tour in California
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands visits Los Angeles but declines studio tours. His three day stay focuses on aviation plans and visits to aircraft facilities and Edwards Air Force Base in Muroc California.
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Los Angeles
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Edwards
Muroce
Calif
The Wife of a Drunkard Letters on liquor and liberty
A reader argues against liquor freedom and tavern culture citing personal ruin from alcohol. She urges wives to speak out about the misery caused by drunken husbands, condemns moderation as ineffective and calls to end liquor traffic, invoking Lincoln.
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Tribune
G. I
Lincoln
the Tribune
American Missionary Tortured Slain By Bandits In Burma
RANGOON Burma U S embassy officials said Friday that Miss Selma M Max wel American missionary nurse from Senatobia Mississippi who was slain after being tortured by Burmese bandits. Officials said the 67 year old nurse had been beaten with rifle butts when she failed to understand commands.
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Rangoon
Burma
U. S
Selma M. Maxwell
Washington
Senatobia
Paper Mill Plans 3 Million Expansion in Green Bay
Hoerb erg Paper Mills Inc. will spend nearly 3 000 000 dollars to complete its expansion program over the next two years. The plan includes a new paper machine laboratory converting machines pollution abatement plant store room and warehouse. Plans for the abatement plant will be finished by year end and presented to the state water pollution committee for approval before construction begins.
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Green Bay
Wis
Hoberg Paper Mills, Inc
Proram
M. Conway
Conway
State
Werom Gwenn
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Loa Holle O
la Crosse Seemng Caey
Seeeenee
Colemen, di Voc
Snent Oy
Anderson Memorial Fund
Seeeeeere
Isenee
Oeneee Board of Park Commissioners
Sree Cemetery Perpetual
Municipal Water Department
Leconsin Trust Co
Richey Cote
Richey Cote Tere Nee
Arene Pettibone Commissal
Plumbing
Tien Fire
Dement Electric Reetereenennener
Bireet
Lea Bewer Department
Te Miscellaneous Income Highway Department
Ee Sing
Lion
Mississippi Valley Public Service Repair Fund
Campbell Cemetery
Bewer
Street Inn Airport
Bento Police Department
Water Department
Water A
Cook
Dorothea R. Mendel
Clinke Trust
Perpetual Care Fund
Capital Construction Funds
Historical Q and A on heart size and laws
A reader's inquiry column from the Haskin Service covers topics from heart anatomy to dry states and naming racehorses. It explains heart position and weight, half mast phrasing origins, early sales tax history, living-person racehorse naming consent, naturalization racial limits, jockey term origin, and the Queen Mary main restaurant size.
Den debate: Hal Boyle on a man's den and his wife
Hal Boyle riffs on a wife driven den project turning a four room apartment into a stage for decor over a writer’s needs. He laments a built in desk and posh furnishings that render his typewriter useless while his wife enjoys sewing in the space. The piece ends with a wink that a man's den remains his wife’s idea.
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Hal Boyle
Frances
Bridges Declares He Is Not a Communist in NLRB Affidavit
Harry Bridges head of the CIO West Coast Longshoremen filed a non Communist affidavit with the National Labor Relations Board along with officers J R Robertson Germain Buleke and Louis Goldblatt. The move supports Taft Hartley requirements for union election eligibility amid ongoing perjury and deportation proceedings in San Francisco.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
J. R. Robertson
Germain Buleke
Louis Goldblatt
NLRB
Bridges
Justice Department
San Francisco
Communist Party
City Traffic Rules Warn Against Street Races
City officials reiterate that races or endurance contests with motor vehicles are prohibited on public streets. Po man Rick states streets are not race tracks and drivers are not prepared to dodge racers or accompanying hazards.
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Swississippi
Oklahoma
Poman Rick
Speed
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Captain Smith
United States
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Virginia
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India
Thehilippine Islands
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