Marshall presses American push at United Nations
In a 1947 UN debate Marshall previews a five point program to curb Soviet veto power. He urges the General Assembly to act when the Security Council is blocked, calling for partition plans, Koream settlement efforts, and a workable arms control framework amid rising Cold War tensions.
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Jaine Torres Bodet
Polk
Marshall
Zygmunt Modzejewski
Europe
Vishinsky
Modzelewski
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Grecet
Security Council
U.N. Assembly
General Assembly
Marshall Jaid Low
Greece
Yusokavia
Balkan
Palestine
Holy Land
Korea
Ruyaig
Poland
Arma
America
U.N. Arma Commission
Gorollary
Bud Gollum Denies Tragic Explosive Evidence In Court
Bud Gollum testified he borrowed a dynamite purchase slip for a friend and denied placing it in a camera. He admitted using adhesive tape found on a vessel but claimed no involvement in the Newport case or deaths. Beulah Louise Overell’s situation and family vaults feature in the testimony amid a high‑profile trial.
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Newport
Bud
Flintridge
Wilafred
Mary.Pritchett
Beulah
William’ B. Beirne
Beulah Louise
Mary
Gollum
Shey
Torall
Davey
Overell
Bad
Jungquist
Beulah’ Leu
Ise
Corona
der Mar
Beuljith
Newport Beéch
Mys
State sets deadline for North Borneo war damage claims
The State Department announced a cutoff date of November 30 for filing war damage claims with the Borneo War Damage Claims Commission at Jesselton North Borneo. Eligible Americans may register claims for damage to property in North Borneo Sarawak and related areas.
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Washington
North Borneo
Sarawak
of the Borneo
Jesselian
North _Borneo
Moses Warns of German Unrest in War Dept Report
Robert Moses reports from Germany’s Ruhr coal fields show democratic forces face erosion as the British and American influence wavers. He warns that many Germans may abandon the United States for possible gains with a rising Communist bloc amid a failing coal industry.
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Washington
War Department
Robert Moses
New “York
Germany
Ger
United States
Printing Record to Be Set
SACRAMENTO September 17 State Printer Paul E Gallagher estimated the state printing plant will produce about 3,000,000 new school textbooks next fiscal year, a quarter million more than the 2,750,000 produced this year, for free distribution to California school children.
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Sacramento
Paul E. Gallagher
California
U.S. Plan Said Rule or Ruin
Tass reports from Moscow claim the United States aims to subjugate the United Nations or abolish it. The Soviet dispatch says American policy seeks unconditional U.N. subordination to Washington, citing Marshall’s speech as evidence of a push to control the General Assembly.
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New York Today
United States
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World Peace Organization
White House
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Polley
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Tass
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Dispatch
U.S
Marshall
General Assembly
Airlines Mail Rate Hike Urged by Former U S Delegate
Gerald B. Brophy, former U S representative to the World Air Association, urged an immediate increase in mail rates for airlines to weather upcoming winter months and potential passenger traffic declines. He spoke to the Presidential air policy commission, stressing his view is personal.
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Washington
Gerald B. Brophy
U. S
World Aviation Organization
The
New Yorker
Presidential Air Policy Commission
Brophy
City College enrollments surge as adults rush to join divisions
City College reports record early enrollment across three divisions with aims to reach 12 000 registrations by month end. Dr George Dotson notes growing interest in trade business and cultural classes across ten campuses and urges adults to enroll at local centers. Classes run evenings and are free to students who pay for books and supplies.
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Dotson
Aew
Detson
Lakewood
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Olive
Polytechnic High
Clyde I Plummer Rites Mark Former Prison Chief
Glendale obituary notes Clyde J Plummer age 63 former Folsom Prison warden and noted California law enforcement figure died of pneumonia after a stroke during golf. He led Folsom Prison 1937 to 1943 and later served on the Los Angeles police force and district attorney investigations staff.
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Glendale
Clyde J. Plummer
Folsom
California
Plummer
Folsom Prison
State Prison Board
Frank Merriam
Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
Los Angeles County
Clothing Firm to Move Downstairs in 100000 Expansion
Foreman and Clark plan a 100000 expansion to move its clothing firm downstairs for the first time in 37 years. Long Beach manager Jack Hayden says the firm will occupy the old Adam Tat Stores building at Pine Avenue and Broadway, adding 2500 square feet to the upstairs store with occupancy expected about November 15. More employees will be hired for the enlarged space.
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Foreman & Clark
Broadway
Jack Hayden
Long Beach
Adam Tat
Pine Ave
Hayden
Island Life Described by Captain Murphy at Shrine Luncheon
Captain Owen M. Murphy former police chief and governor of Imany in the Caroline Islands spoke to Shrine Club members at the Wilton Hotel luncheon. He described island life noting the military government in Yap and other Caroline islands after World War I and said natives are moral people who follow their own laws and codes of ethics. Murray Strepwig presided and Bil Punt was program chairman.
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Shrine Club
Wilton Hotel
Owen M. Murphy
Imany
Caroline Islands
Yap
Caroline Group
Murphy
Carolines
Murray Strlewpig
Bil Punt
Wadsworth Hospital Sets New Visiting Hours effective Oct 1
Wadsworth General Medical and Surgical Hospital in Los Angeles will change visiting times to 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Sundays and holidays, starting October 1. Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital hours in Brentwood remain 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on same days and holidays.
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Wadsworth General Medical and Surgical Hospital
Los Angeles
Brentwood
Pickets in Detroit clash with police at auto plant
One CIO member was slightly injured and a second arrested in a picket line skirmish after a reported back-to-work movement by Detroit garage mechanics. Disorder followed an attempt by 28 police to clear the gates of a north side Chevrolet facility where 40 United Auto Workers pickets gathered.
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C. I. GO
North Side
C. I. O. United Auto iWorkers
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