Free Information Lifeline of U.N. World Council in Public Opinion
A columnist notes U.N. sessions attract packed delegations and staff, while public opinion shapes action. Trygve Lie urges a San Francisco spirit, Eleanor Roosevelt stresses tempered expectations, and press broadcasts expand reach. The piece highlights UN information work as vital beyond debated council lines.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
ABC
Lie
San Francisco
Pauline Frederick
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Mrs Roosevelt
Food conservation drive sparks UN foods battle and Budget strain
The article reports the waste less campaign urging Americans to cut meat eggs and poultry intake to spare grain for Europe, potential meatless days and smaller loaves. It also notes UN security council tensions Poland Ukraine and White Russia voting dynamics and U.S. Bulgaria recognition signaling diplomacy amid economic strain.
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Charles Luckman
Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Europe
Poland
Security Council
Russia
Ukraine
Soviet Union
U. S
United Nations
Ussr
Greater
Communist
Washington battles coal shortage amid winter constraints
Officials in Washington concede little hope of averting the coal shortage this winter as production lags exports and domestic use by several million tons monthly due to a rail car shortage. Diversions of sand and gravel cars would not improve the situation, the railroad spokesman warned, as winter efficiency would drop by about ten percent.
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Washington
Heyerdahl’s Kon-Tiki voyage supports Polynesian origins theory
Dr Thor Heyerdahl and six colleagues sailed from Callao Peru on the Kon-Tiki raft, a 45 by 18 foot bamboo and balsa craft, drifting 4 300 miles to Baroia reef in the Tuamotu archipelago. The 101 day voyage, powered by currents and winds, was financed at an estimated cost of 40 000 dollars.
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Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
South America
Callao
Peru
Baroia Reef
Tuamotu Archipelago
Dr. Heyerdahl
San Francisco
Norway
Heyerdah
Patent Renewal Limits and Independent Inventions
Patents may be renewed only by act of congress and do not extend life when patenting an improvement. After 17 years from grant, the invention enters public domain and may be used by anyone. Independent inventors and smaller manufacturers contribute 65 to 75 percent of modern motor vehicle components.
Growth of Guernsey Cattle Population From Island Imports
The text notes how 13 000 Guernsey cattle imported from Guernsey island over years led to a registered Guernsey population now around half a million. It also cites annual calf registrations exceeding 13 times the import total. It contrasts with early petroleum ads urging haste as reserves eventually rose.
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London Zoo
Guernsey
America
Guernsey Island
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