Veto Reform Fails To Advance At UN Assembly
At Lake Success the UN Assembly and Foreign Ministers clash over pruning the Big Five veto. Britain proposes seven softening ideas but the sub committee delays action. The United States backs limited modification while Cuba argues retention to curb isolationism.
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Vwnew
York
United Nations Assembly
Council of Foreign Ministers
Britain
Assembly
Gression
China
France
Russia
United States
Greece
Yugoslavia
Ernest Bevin
Maurice Couve de Murville
V. M. Molotov
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Lake Success
Hartley Shawcross
Guillermo Bell
U. S
Contempt Trial in Coal Strike Moves Forward
Government calls ten witnesses including Interior Krug to bolster case against UMW leader Lewis over termination notice. Proceedings address Smith Connally Act scope, wage disputes, and government mine operation legality amid ongoing 400,000 miner walkout.
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Lewis
John F. Sennett
Interior Krug
Goldsborough
Union
Hamilton Acheson
Iowa
R. H. Behnke
Fairmont
W. Va
Briggs M. Rogers
de Erdelopen Coal Corporation
Sipsey
Ala
Ralph W. Ciaiola
Coal Mines Administration
Uniontown
Glenn Parker
T. Alan Goldsborough
Collisson
Welly K. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wage Stabilization Board
Smith Connally
WSB
Southern
United Mine Workers
Navy
N. H. Collisson
Benis
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Plans Map Flights and Tests
The expedition will use amphibious planes and helicopters to map vast areas from Little America toward the South Pole and back. Central, eastern and western groups will probe opposite sides of the continent, weather permitting, with 300 scientists aboard, including Dr Paul Siple and Lt Richard Byrd Jr. The mission aims to exploit polar daylight with a spring voyage before winter ice closes in, timing its stay by weather.
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Little America
South Pole
United States
George F. Kosco
Charles C. Shirley
Washington
Paul Siple
Erie
Byrd
Mount Olympus
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Boston
Ross Sea
Cotton markets fall amid hedge selling and coal doubt
Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York decline as long liquidation and hedge selling weigh on prices. Spot cotton in New Orleans closes steady amid decent sales and regional receipts. The market weakens on coal strikes and weak outside markets, with late sessions showing renewed pressure and lower close.
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New Orleans
Med
Special Notices Sealed bids for hospital and nurses home projects
The State of Louisiana invites sealed proposals for full construction of a storage building at EB A Conway Memorial Hospital in Monroe and a nurses home at E A Monroe. Bid opening December 17 1946 at 10 00 and 10 30 am. documents available from architect H H Land and F W Dodge in Baton Rouge New Orleans. Bond and deposits detailed with refunds on return.
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State of
H. H. Land
Monroe
Louisiana
Capitol Annex
Baton Rouge
Department of Institutions
State Capitol
F. W. Wodge Corporation
Richards Building
New Orleans
General Contractors
Louisiana Department of Occupational Standards
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State of Louisiana
Department of Finance
State OF Louisiana Department OF Finance
Glenn R. Rumbaugh
Department of Instituetions
Senate Capitol
F. W. Dodge Corporation
New Oreleans
Oy General Contractors
Markets News Summary from New York and Chicago
Markets report heavy selling in New York stocks with leaders depressed. Bonds lower, rails in ample supply. Cotton declines amid liquidation. CCC renews cash grain buying in Chicago. Wheat irregular, corn and oats steady as processing and short covering shape prices. Hogs drop 25 to 50 cents, top 25.25. cattle range steady to 75 cents higher with calves around 37.50.
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New York
Chicago
Commission House
CCC
False teeth relief ad promotes ASTEERTH powder
An old advertisement claims ASTEERTH powder keeps dentures secure avoiding embarrassment from slipping or wobbling. It appeals to denture wearers with promises of firmer plates and reduced odor, urging purchase at drug stores.
Power rivals vie as Malenkov leads post Stalin era
Malenkov, 45, named vice chairman of the council of ministers last October after long service in the Communist party's Politburo since 1941. The text notes his mastery of power, likening him to Stalin, and lists allies and roles including Mikoyan, Kaganovich, Beria, Zhdanov, Andreyev, and their positions in the Soviet leadership.
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Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Stalin
Nikola Lenin
Zhdanov
Leningrad
Beria
Russia
Andreyev
Mikoyan
Kaganovich
Rioters Attack Bus Injuring Many in Nanking Demonstration
Eyewitnesses recount a violent protest where a bus was halted and victims were loaded and driven away. Reported anti foreign sentiment appeared limited as some demonstrators shouted Down with Nanking and Chou En-Lai is right during clashes.
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Nanking
Chou En-Lai
Note Anniversary of Atomic Energy
Four years have passed since scientists at the University of Chicago witnessed the first man made nuclear chain reaction under Stagg Field. On December 2, 1942 the event marked the birth of atomic energy and researchers who helped in the experiments met to discuss four years of progress in nuclear fission.
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Chicago
Staggfield
University of Chicago
Births at St Francis Sanitarium and area homes
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborn girls and a bay (boy) born in late November and early December. Entries include Culpepper at 108 Grayling, Varino at 211 Pine, Thompson at 171 Cypress in West Monroe, Roberts at 2500 DeSiard, and Parks at Sterlington, La.
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Fred C. Culpepper
Grayling Street
George A. Varino
Pine Street
John Thompson
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Bay
H. E. V. Roberts
DeSiard Street
R. P. Parks
Sterlington
Plan to Examine Child Skeleton in Loretta Dean Case
In Louisville on December 2 a medical exam was set for the skeleton of Loretta Dean a three year old from Rockcastle county missing since July 4. Capt George S Blaydes said the skull hole may not prove a gunshot and foul play remains possible though accidental death could be a factor. The skeleton was found on a rural road by hunters Saturday.
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Louisville
Livingston
Loretta Dean
Rockcastle County
George S. Blaydes
State Highway Patrol
Mt. Vernon
Blaydes
Twins Set To Be Poles Apart In Poles Expedition
New Orleans December 2. John Sprake 23 is an army aerial photographer who flies over the north pole. His twin brother Marvyn, a navy veteran, re-enlisted as a parachute rigger and joins Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd on the south pole expedition.
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New Orleans
John
Marvyn Sprake
North Pole
Marvyn
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Social Roundup in Lake Providence and Nearby
Visitors travel between Lake Providence Shreveport Monroe and Jackson for family and veterans events. Local clubs host Royal Service at the church and a Methodist social. A rehearsal party for Betty Hill and Arthur Imbrie Guenard features Mr and Mrs Herman Cohn and others with a social evening and refreshments.
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Herman Cohn
E. B. Henderson
Greenville
Betty Hill
Arthur Imbrie Guenard
J. N. Hill, Jr
Grain prices steady after late week drop in Chicago pits
Chicago grain reports show prices stabilizing after the sharp decline last week. Wheat ends mixed with a nervous tone, while corn and oats firm. January wheat around 2.03 and corn near 1.29, oats near 0.80.
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Chicago
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Across States
USDA reports arrivals 210 on track 317 total shipments 646 Friday 762 Saturday 22 Sunday. Idaho Russet Burbanks 2.85 to 3.15 per cwt, Colorado Red MeClures 2.50 to 2.90, Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs 2.40 washed 2.15 unwashed, Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 3.00 all US No 1. Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers commercial 1.85.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Minnesota
Minnesota - North Dakota Cobblers
Butter Arid Egg Prices Reported At Chicago Market
Butter receipts over two days total 335,693 pounds with grades AA through 89. Eggs show irregular receipts of 14,893 with various U S standards and extras listed alongside current receipts and dirties.
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Chicago
U. S
Community Notices and Local Visits Across Lake Providence Area
Curbs Cities Service and several stocks shown with figures accompanied by a list of local residents visiting Lake Providence from Baton Rouge and Angola. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Keating, Rev. Frank Levy, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rose, and many Guenard family members. Gentle hospital update reports Mr. M. M. Walsworth, pneumonia, Mercy Memorial Hospital.
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O. L. Wright
L. A. White
Keating
C. A. Rose
Mark H. Brown
Frank Levy
S. H. Guenard
Byron Nordyke
Olive Ann Guenard
Haynes Harkey, Jr
Sidney C. Guenard
Charles Wylyn
Gilbert Harkey
J. G. Crawford
Baton Rouge
H. P. DuBose
Angola
Lake Providence
M. M. Walsworth
Mercy Memorial Hospital
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market Notes
Salable hogs 13 000, total 31 500, fairly active with 25 to 50 cent declines across weights and sows. Good and choice 180 to 300 pound hogs 25.00 to 25.25, mostly 25.00, top 25.25. Cattle demand very active. steers and heifers up about 50 cents, choice heifers absent, most steers 24.00 to 30.00, calves 35.00 to 37.50, cows 50 to 75 cents higher, beef cows 12.50 to 15.00, bulls up 25 to 50 cents, vealers steady to weak at 22.00, stock cattle slow, good and choice at 18.00 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Garden Club Hosts November Meeting in St Joseph
St Joseph Mesdames Lucille Watson P B Watson C T Schell and R H Whitney entertained the Tensas Garden club at the November gathering. Pretty chrysanthemum arrangements decorated the club.
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Lucille Watson
P. B. Watson
C. T. Schell
R. H. Whitney
Tensas
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Virginia
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Indianapolis
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Mesa County
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Vern R. Carnahan
Maury Stanton
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Lamar Severance
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J. W. Browning
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Louisville Ave
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Collinston
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S. E. Hart
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Jack Stinson
Lloyd Albritton
Charles Elkin
Ruston
J. W. McDaniel
Charles Carroll Beard
Shreveport
Elzie Fowler
Tallulah
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A. P. Surles
G. A. Langhofer
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Pine Bluff
Lawrence Lacey
J. P. Brown
C. B. Mitchell
R. M. Hamberlin
T. G. Biggs
St. Paul
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T. G. Biggs, Jr
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S. M. Matula
Southern Baptist
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Paul Elledge
Lottie V. Davis
Elmer Bearden
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Billy Roberts
Grace Holman
Elledge
E. B. Bagbey
W. H. Maben
D. P. Gibson
Gussie Hill
Methodist Society of Christian Service
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J. W. Mitchell
J. W. Patrick
Proctor
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Elizabeth Amacker
W. F. Bonner
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J. B. Erwin
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F. P. Regenold
Chicago Grain
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Memphis
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