Small Powers Push UN Roles. Big Nations Face New Burdens
In a Lake Success dispatch from April 19, small states at the United Nations shift knotty issues to the five permanent members. The Security Council and its big-power veto spark a drive toward informal pacts, with debates on Trieste governance and Palestine sessions. A Manila report notes a dentist received the first U S war damage payment from the Philippines commission, exceeding prior funding.
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Larry Hauck
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Safety Banquet Set At Slaton
Safety committees and Santa Fe Railway workers at Slaton division prepare for a banquet with no officials invited to attend from out of town. J L Fertig will chair the program assisted by members from Slaton and San Angelo. E L Duggan will attend to present the safety award as part of the event.
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W. D. Cooper
Gregory
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J. N. Colston
J. E. Robertson
Gle Smithele
It Treat
J. W. McC
Santa Fe
LR. Gregory
Grundy
HH. White
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D. J. Neill
Railway
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John Lee Smith to Practice Law in Texas Firm
John Lee Smith, former lieutenant governor and 1946 gubernatorial candidate, will practice law in Cunningham and Boling in Lubbock once he locates his family. The firm has offices in the Lubbock National Bank building and Smith will move his family from Austin by late May or early June. Smith has a daughter in public school, a son at Texas Tech, and another married son serving in the Army. A separate item reports Judge Sarah T. Hughes ordering a recount of the April 5 city council election in Dallas after Henry B. Goodnight challenged the tally. Goodnight trailed Roland L. Pelt by 76 votes.
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Smith
Texas
Une
Cunningham and Boling
Lubbock National Bank
Austin
Texas Tech
Dallas
Sarah T. Hughes
Fin Oaks Clift
Henry B. Goodnight
Goodnight
Roland L. Pelt
Sweetwater City Manager Accepts Midland Post
Mayor R. H. Gifford said R. C. Hoppe Sweetwater city manager since 1941 accepted Midland's first city manager post. Authorization for the post was approved earlier this year by the Midland city council. Tung oil from a Chinese native tree used in paints.
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Midland Midland
R. H. Gifford
R. C. Hoppe
Hoppe
Midland
China
Texas Florists Pool Efforts To Send Flowers To Texas City
Fort Worth florists join a statewide program to provide floral tributes for Texas City disaster victims. P H Buthker of Amarillo chairs the effort with city quotas, including 35 sprays from Dallas and Fort Worth. Flowers come from Galveston area groups and will be flown to Texas City starting Monday.
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Texas City
Fort Worth
Reas
Texas
P. H. Buthker
Amarillo
State Florists Association
Dallas
Ruthker
Galveston
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