Reciprocal Trade Extension Passes Senate Vote
The Senate approved a two year extension of the reciprocal trade program by 72 to 2 with Malone and Pen as the only dissenters. The measure limits presidential tariff concessions and suspend most favored nation clauses for Communist countries. It now goes to the House which earlier passed a three year extension.
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Cordell Hull
Senate
House
U. S
Congress
Alice
Malone
R-oy
Department of Power
Itain
France
Thorning Decorated by Dominican Republic for Inter American Work
Washington May 23. The Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning associate editor of World Affairs 1951 was invested with the Order of Cristobal Colon by Ambassador Luis F Thomen of the Dominican Republic. He has received five national decorations this year including honors from Colombia Venezuela Spain and another from Spain. Dr Thomen praised Thorning for fostering inter American friendship in high cultural circles.
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Washington
U. S
Joseph F. Thorning
World Affairs
Order of Cristobal Colon
Ambbassador Luis F. Thomen
Dominican Republic
Father Thorning
Boyaca
Colombia
Francisco de Miranda
Venezuela
Alfonso the Wise
Spain
Thomen
Christopher Columbus
Western Union Telegraph Rates Blocked by FCC
The Federal Communications Commission temporarily blocked a proposed general increase in Western Union telegraph rates. A separate note mentions that a dolphin is about one fourth the size of its parent at birth.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
Stronger Military Measures in UN Debate over China
United Nations discussions reveal possible stronger actions against Red China with diplomatic sanctions and troop, ship, and aircraft appeals considered by the American delegation. Britain signals strong opposition to concrete proposals, arguing current UN sanctions suffice for now. State Department has not approved next steps.
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United Nations
Red China
London
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
State Department
General Assembly
Korea
UN Eyes China Embargo and Korea Troop Moves
The article notes debate over recognizing Red China and potential shifts in diplomatic ties, Colombia sending 1180 troops to Korea, and mixed international responses. It also mentions an embargo dispute at the U N and peace talks rumored but no developments, followed by a local rescue of a distressed duckling near Baker Park.
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Ion
Korea
U. N
Red China
Colombia
India
China
Peiping
Turtle Rescue Brightens Carroll Creek Waters
A dramatic scene ends when Mr. Brust shoots the turtle to free a duckling caught in the fray. The rescued duck rejoins fourteen others swimming amid littered waters of Carroll Creek full of discarded paper cups and debris.
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Lee Me Lees Nation-Wide Poultry Service
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Frone
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Niewepa
Pearre
Turtle City
Alton Twentey
Roy Brust
Baker Park
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U.S. Bureau OF Labor Statistics
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