Women Leaders at United Nations Shape Early Peace Efforts
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, and Bodil Begtrup led the first year of UN work, promoting refugee aid, human rights, and women's rights. Roosevelt championed refugee protection and a universal declaration, Pandit pressed the color question, and Begtrup pushed for equal political rights for women.
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United Nations
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United States
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
India
Bodil Begtrup
National Council of Women
Denmark
General Assembly
Roosevelt
Sessets
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Europe
United Nations General Assembly
International Refugee Organization
Panama
Economic and Social Council
Burgels
Freedom of Information
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Club loses star to the Dodgers scout
Bellingham, Washington reports that pitcher Bernie Zender left the semi pro Bellingham Bells for a Dodgers affiliated farm club in Zanesville Ohio. Talent scout Tom Downey persuaded him to sign as starter, with the Dodgers sending a $100 check to the Bells, boosting the club’s spring treasury.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Supports British Statue Choice
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said at the United Nations that Britain should have the statue they want of the late President in Grosvenor Square. The FBI reported 83 violators under the Servies Act through March 1, 1966, with 1,106,581 dollars in convictions.
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Britain
Grosvenor Square
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
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Color to Be Applied To Postwar Railway Cars
Chicago report details color decor on Illinois Central City of New Orleans cars by Ralph Hamnan color and design engineer. Light yellows greens and blues on ceilings walls. cedar or red seats floors in blue green or red. Color aims to invite comfort and perception of space for travelers.
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Chicago
Ralph Hamnan
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company
City of New Orleans
Haman
Woman seeks injunction to stop woodpecker disturbance
A Santa Fe woman seeks legal protection after a persistent woodpecker kept pecking near her home. The unresolved nuisance prompted court action to curb the bird’s noise and impact on her well being.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Woodpecker nuisance spurs Wisehart appeal for protection
Mrs. George H. Wisehart appealed to the state game department and city police seeking protection from a nuisance. Police advised her to seek district court permission to have the woodpecker shot.
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George H. Wisehart
State Game Department
City Police
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District Court
Clinton Belvoir Church Notes and Missionary Meeting
The Rev Mr Ames spoke on Loves That Make Life Worth Living and the choir performed Love Lifted Me. A Christmas program is planned for Sunday evening at the church. Mrs Stanley hosted the missionary society Thursday afternoon. The Clinton School will present a program.
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Harry Murphy
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