Power showdown expected in UN Assembly fall
LAKE SUCCESS AP The 1948 United Nations Assembly in Paris opens September 21 and runs to late November as big power politics loom. The United States and the Soviet Union clash on issues from atomic energy to Korea, Greece, Palestine, Italy’s colonies, and arms reduction, with the U.S. election and Marshall’s anniversary shaping the debate.
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Kremlin
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
L-Nation Security Council
Palestine
Paris
Greece
Korea
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
London
New York
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
Russia
Libya
Mediterranean
Eritrea
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Holy Land
Special Assembly
Israel
Security Council
U. S
Marshall
Food Prices Rising and Purchasing Up in NY
New York shoppers faced higher food costs as prices climbed while purchases also grew. City dwellers paid roughly 11 to 12 percent more year over year, with payrolls 13 to 14 percent higher, boosting dollar volume for chains and independents. Wholesale demand picked up for sugar and canned foods, with production and canning expanding. Alaska and Columbia River producers anticipated higher pay and prices. cherry prices rose. floods cut salmon output. Experts predicted mixed long term trends, some foreseeing price declines, others expecting continued strength in late 1948.
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NEW York
Columbia River
Alaska
Nathan Cummings
Consolidated Grocers Corporation
National American Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Chicago
United States
Institute
Crippled Children's Clinic Opens Monday in Hamilton
A free crippled children clinic will open Monday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 9 a.m. Dr Ben Hawkins of Cincinnati will examine children. A luncheon follows at 12:30 p.m. at the Hamilton YWCA with Prof J H Hamilton and W B Underwood among attendees. The Easter Seal drive shows 3703.10 collected in Butler County. Funds will be handled locally in the future to aid county crippled children and adults.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Butler County Society For
Ben Hawkins
Cincinnati
Hamilton Ywca
J. H. Hamilton
Ohio State University
W. B. Underwood
State Society
Ohio State
Columbus
Coun
Western President to Sail to Norway
Oxford President and Mrs Philip E Henderson will depart Western College for Women campus for New York City and sail for Oslo on June 17. During a six week summer session at the University of Oslo Henderson will serve as assistant dean of American students and they will return to the United States on September 1.
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Oxford
Philip E. Henderson
Western College For Women
New York City
Oslo
Norway
University of Oslo
Henderson
United States
Nazi loot stamp sale nets 17000 for refugees aid
Dealers and collectors paid 17000 for postage stamps looted by Nazis from occupied countries during the war. The stamps were salvaged and sold by the Commission for International Refugee Organization. More than 2,000,000 girls have been Camp Fire girls.
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New York
U.P
Commission For International Refugee Organization
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Ross’ Afst
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