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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1947

Page

8

Second Attack By Vishinsky Is Under Ban

The United Nations General Assembly blocked Andrei Vishinsky from delivering a second speech after his warmongering address. Oswal do Aranha announced there would be one general debate, with Secretary General Lie pushing for Western cooperation for peace as tense Cold War rhetoric escalated.

New York Nations Assembly Oswaldo Aranha Andrei Vishinsky Russia United States Hector McNeil Lsis Yugoslavia Ukraine Moscow Turkey Russa Marshall Washington Truman U.N Aranha McNeil Vishinsky Usi Stanoje Simic United Nations Simic Europe Dmitri Miamuilsky Sovet Ukraine Andrey Vishisky

Nation Needs Faith Vinson Tells Lawyers at ABA Meeting

Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson urged the American Bar Association to lead renewed public faith in law and resist totalitarian ideologies. He warned that some nations abdicated rule of law after World War I and that in the United States, respect for law must overcome calls for personal dictatorship. The ABA approved nine resolutions, including a contentious Senate bill to allow women jurors in federal courts, with southern opposition over states’ rights.

Cleveland Fred M. Vinson American Bar Association Americas Vinson Conton ABA House of Delegates Senate John M. Slaten Georgia

Auto Wrecked Driver Taken To Hospital

Joseph Harne of 362 Madison Street was hospitalized with a badly lacerated arm and possible fractures after his car left Route 13 one mile south of Bucketstown around 7:20 PM Monday. The vehicle rode through a wire fence and field before crashing into a power pole. State Police reported Harne was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Trooper C H DeWitt and Trooper Richard A Myers investigated and said no charges will be filed.

Joseph Harne Madison Street Bucketstown Horne Frederick Memorial Hospital Thetate C H. DeWitt Richard A. Myers Harne

Slain On Her 2d Honeymoon

A U S Army captain’s wife Nona Lee Hurst Curtis is shot and killed on her second honeymoon by Dennis J Counihan a Chatham County Georgia police officer. Curtis and wife’s two year old son present as Counihan opened fire then died by suicide. The couple had married again hours earlier in Savannah after divorce. The incident occurred on a coastal highway crossing into South Carolina. The husband claims Counihan forced their car to stop spoke briefly then opened fire. The groom recounted the wife urged him to wait and said Counihan wanted to say goodbye. The tragedy unfolds amid a series of local notices and other brief items on the page.

Ridgeland Chatham County Georgia WF. Chapman Chapman Dennis J Counihan Nona Lee Hurst Curtis South Carolina Savannah John E Curtis Counihan Curtis

Truman to Speak on World Food Problems Soon

President Truman will discuss world food problems in a forthcoming statement after a Cabinet committee presented recommendations on aiding the hungry abroad. The move coincides with Western support for Marshall Plan aid and Yugoslav criticism in the UN as Europe seeks relief.

Washington Truman Europe White House Eben Ayers Ayers United States United Nations General Assembly New York Ander

Truman conferences weigh special session on Western Europe aid

Reports say no talk of a congressional emergency session occurred at the food committee meeting with Mr. Truman. Anderson declined to discuss voluntary rationing linked to boosting aid abroad. The fast-paced schedule focused on whether to call a special session to fund Western Europe efforts and curb rising U.S. living costs.

Son Truman Congress Western Europe Marshall Anderson

Indictments Return Bastardy Charges by Grand Jury

Indictments charge bastardy returned by the September grand jury. It was learned McKay. All of the defendants posted $500 bond, each, for appearances in court.

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