U.N. Site Move Being Advanced
Lake Success June 14 A plan quietly forming to move United Nations headquarters from the United States. Arabs favor Europe with Geneva as a substitute site while Britain and Russia hold pivotal positions. Congress loan approval could delay or derail the shift ahead of the Sept. assembly. The Security Council recessed but to reconvene tomorrow to study Palestine.
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G. O. P. Convention Cuts Down on Speech Time
Philadelphia report notes Republicans plan shorter nominating speeches from 30 to 15 minutes and limit seconding remarks to four five minute speeches. Delegates move into city ahead of the 1944 convention with 1094 delegates and about 18 000 visitors expected.
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Medical Consultants Arrive in Tokyo for U S Army Talks
Four medical consultants reach Tokyo to discuss new techniques in medicine and surgery with U S Army doctors. The group includes Leonard Barnard from Alameda California orthopedic surgeon and Edwin Brannick a clinical professor from University of Washington. Williamson and Joyner join in Tokyo with Williamson also visiting Korea.
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Yank's Wife Nabs Tokyo Clothes Thief
Mrs. T. Hatzfeld wife of an American lieutenant colonel caught a Japanese woman named Aiko Sakayama who had fled after stealing clothes from American ward robes. After a three block chase she handed the suspect to Japanese police.
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Red Rose Given Noting Perennial Church Debt
MANSFIELD Fa June 14 UPI. In the month of June yearly forever hereafter the rent of one red rose. Baron William Henry Stiegel 176 years ago wrote a note about a perpetual church debt and token payment.
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Ex-Canada Chief Dies After Rental Controversy
Quebec obituary notes the death of Edouard Perrault 74 once a Quebec attorney general and cabinet minister. The report mentions his long service in the Quebec legislature and ties to a historic rental dispute involving a struggling Zion Evangelical Lutheran congregation.
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Unclear fragment describes Zion States church building and crowd
Fragment mentions a brick building from Germany, Zion States, a church, iron and glassware, baskets of red roses, and a debt paid by about 400 persons. details are garbled and uncertain.
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