Soviet Union calls for universal disarmament at UN address
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, in a one hour eight minute speech to the United Nations Assembly in New York, urged universal disarmament including an atomic bomb ban. He demanded immediate debate and outlined a four point program to end atomic energy for war, called for troop transparency, and criticized the Security Council decisions on Spain and Iran.
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UN diplomats react to Molotov speech
Mixed reactions arose in New York as V M Molotov addressed the UN assembly for 68 minutes. American delegate Warren R Austin called the speech smart and tough while declining to answer charges against the United States.
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Maryland Public Works Plan Exceeds 135 Million Dollars
The Federal Works Agency announced Maryland and its subdivisions plan public works totaling over 135 million dollars in the postwar program. Maryland ranks among eight states with state aid planning, with 16.0 million dollars in federal advance planning aid and 87.8 million dollars of projects without federal help, plus a 9.874 million dollar annual loan plan.
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Robin Hood at Strawn Cottage Adds Male Infant
Robert Wayne, the seventeenth Strawn baby nicknamed Robin Hood, arrived October 2 and is now three and a half months old. The coed Strawn Cottage assigns each senior home economics student a week of care with feedings at set times and a daily bath.
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Warns Against Too Much Talk Of Recession
Civilian Production Chief John D. Small warned against pessimistic talk driving a recession. He said an industrial decline is not inevitable if labor and management act with restraint. He cited September production data showing gains in sewing machines, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, and electric irons amid mixed results.
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September Output Slows as Demand Caution Grows
Small reports September production remains high but gains likely end this year. Steel capacity at 90 percent limits machinery output while manpower and material shortages persist. Prices must not price the market out of reach as wage, pricing, and foreign issues threaten future volume.
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Millions Of Pounds Of Sugar Ashore In Baltimore
Baltimore October 29 1933 millions of pounds of raw sugar began unloading after a nationwide maritime strike froze harbor deliveries since October 1 The American Sugar Refinery reopened with 650 to 750 workers returning to duties and promised shipper sugar would reach grocers within 36 to 48 hours The steamship Rolling Hitch started unloading 17 million pounds aboard when the strike began while Mariners Splice and Coastal Mariner each carry 10 million pounds waited for dock access Refinery officials said operations would run to relieve the local sugar shortage and about 20 million additional pounds remained in ships offshore
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Sugar ships ready for transport after maritime strike end
Refined sugar loads on ships were released and seamen returned within an hour of the strike’s end. Port officials expect a Thursday return to normal activity after multiple unions led walkouts since September, including AFL and CIO groups.
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Public works plan and charter discussion noted
A federal aid and state highway program estimates construction costs at 46.89 million dollars with 50 Maryland projects seeking planning advances totaling 19.03 million. A Montgomery County Charter discussion at Gaithersburg High School on Saturday November 2 at 8 p m features Dean James J Hayden and James Gill opposing. J Sterling Bowman leads arrangements. Tennessee and Missouri each touch eight other states.
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