Missionaries urge review of Palestine split at conference
At the Foreign Missions Conference in Hill Falls Pennsylvania 118 Protestant boards heard Br Gloria Wysner and Rev Garland Hopkins call for reopening the Palestine issue. Wysner urged U N cease fire and submission to the International Court of Justice while Hopkins urged delegates to join the Committee for Justice and Peace in the Holy Land led by Kermit Roosevelt.
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The
Foreign Missions Conference
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Br. Glora Wysner
Committee of Work
Garland Evans Hopkins
Methodist Church
Dr. Wysner
North Africa
U. W. Security Council
International Court of Justice
Palestine
U. S
Hopkins
Committee For Justice and Peace
Holy Land
Kermit Roosevelt
General Assembly
Costa Rica Patrols Guard Cities Amid Political Turmoil
San Jose police and troops patrolled the capital as leaders warned of possible attacks by factional supporters of Ulate Blanco. The election crisis deepens after Congress voided Ulate's victory despite the tribunal's ruling, while talk of a special presidential election or provisional government grows.
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San Jose
Costa
Juan Jose Tavio
Elty Me
Fotiio Ulate Blanco
Union Nacional
Congress
Federal District of
Ulate
Union Nacionale
Costa Rica
Utate
National City Bank Board Chief Dies in Havana
Gordon S. Rentschler, chairman of the National City Bank of New York, died at the Nacional Hotel in Havana at age 62 from a heart attack. He had led the bank since 1940 after serving as president since 1929, succeeding Charles E. Mitchell.
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New York
Gordon $. Rentschler
National City Bank of New York
Nacional
Havana
National City Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
U N Council Recesses Over Palestine Partition Debate
The Security Council took a 24 hour recess as delegates discussed Palestine. Illness of Camille Chamoun cited officially. privately, talks aim to salvage a plan. American support for partition appears likely to waver as Canada China Belgium and Syria oppose a key section.
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Security Council
Palestine
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Council
United Nations
Canada
China
Belgium
Syria
U. N. Assembly
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Atomic Energy Committee
Palestine Commission
U. S
Prix Onumall
Shina
Tax Expert Ink Vanishes as Refund Scandal Expands
Newark dispatch reports an internal revenue probe into an income tax expert who forged client signatures with disappearing ink to secure large refunds. The man, part of a group operating in stores and offices, prepared 450 forms, charging 5 to 20 dollars each, totaling 75000 dollars. Over 300 clients were interviewed by investigators.
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Newark
N. J. Mayer
Ci4er
Ted
Revue
Two Yanks Escape Stockade in Japan
In Yokohama on March 4 the army reported two teenage soldiers unidentified by rank escaped a prison stockade. The youths Glen E. Almond of Chanute Kansas and Eldon Bake of Newberg Oregon, both 19, are serving 18 month terms for black marketing in Elgaraeta.
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Japan
Yokohama
Ratiae
Glen E. Almond
Chanute
Kan
Eldon
Bake
Newberg
Ore
Elgareta
Pictorial California Publisher Dies at 65 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills publisher Eugene Swaratwalit, longtime leader in local education and civic groups, died yesterday from a heart attack at age 65. He served as president of the Beverly Hills board of education, the Home Owners Association, the Men's Club, and Bushpeas Finance Corp, and led Pictorial California magazine.
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Pictorial California
Beverly Wills
Mayen
Eugene Swaratwalit
Piztorial California Magazine
Beverly Hills Board of Education
Beverly Hilla Home Owners Association
Men's Club of
Beverly
Marxism Key To Red Officers’ Careers
Soviet generals are told that merit alone does not ensure advancement. They must be grounded in Marxism and Leninism and continually improve ideological preparation. A Red Star editorial cites a new directive from the political administration warning that those who neglect studies will be reassigned to less demanding posts.
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Moscow
Maren
Red Star
Drive to Reopen Mukden Line Set
Nanking reports a Nationalist counteroffensive planned to reopen rail links to Mukden from the Shanhalkwan Chinchow corridor. Reinforcements reach designated points as government claims recapture of Talinghi Koupangtze and Tahushan near Chinchow.
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Nanking
Manchuria
Shanhalkwan-Chinchow
Imukden
Anld
China
Talinghi
Koupangtze
Tahushan
Chinchow
Polping
Kuoraintang
Central Executive Committee
Save
Sun Yueh-chi
National Resources Commission
U. S
Packinghouse Strike Looms Across Nation
A nationwide meat packers strike called for March 16 by the United Packinghouse Workers Union targets Armour and Co. Cudahy Swift & Co. Willson John Morrell Hy Grade and others. Union president Ralph Helstein says the walkout aims to force a 23 cent hourly wage raise. Los Angeles plants and about 1000 workers would be affected, with 70 percent of Southern California meat from independent packers not part of the strike.
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OPE
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Swift & Co. Willson & Co
John Morrell & Co
Uta Corp
Ralph Helstein
Swit & Co
Angeles
Los Angeles
I. O
Wilson & Co
Armour, Swift and Cudahy
California
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