United Nations News Notes on Public Opinion and Links
Reports from the UN session focus on Trygve Lie’s warning and the push to revive the San Francisco spirit. Eleanor Roosevelt and Pauline Frederick highlight expectations vs progress, while press and radio work expand outreach across 16 countries and multiple language services.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
ABC
Lie
San Francisco
Pauline Frederick
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Food Conservation Drive Aims Europe Grain Savings
The United States promotes a waste less campaign led by Charles Luckman urging Americans to reduce meat poultry and eggs to conserve grain for Europe. A stop gap aid of up to 800 million dollars may be needed this winter. Five point plan urges cheaper meat cuts smaller portions avoiding overcooking using leftovers and saving wheat.
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Charles Luckman
Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Europe
Creative Faith Shapes Global Opinion and Inner Life
Discussion on United Nations reliance on public opinion and cautious reform plans. Notes about radio news for all, U S and Russia security council friction over Ukraine and Bulgaria recognition, and a shift in economic living costs with farm income rising while wage earners fall. Ends with a Sunday school lesson on Hebrews 11 highlighting faith as creative power guiding individuals like Abraham Wesley and Martha Berry.
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Poland
Security Council
Europe
Russia
Ukraine
Soviet Union
U. N
U. S
United Nations
U.S.S.R
Communist
Yalta
Stalin
Roosevelt
F.D.R
Investors Syndicate
Martha Berry
Miss Berry
Mt. Berry
Reading Notes on Hebrews Genesis and Romans 8 11 13
A compact reading note linking Hebrews chapters 11 13 with Genesis themes and the Apostle Paul’s Romans 8 reflection. It highlights faith narratives, covenant promises, and the Spirit led life as presented across these scriptures.
Norwegian scientist sails raft to prove Pacific migration
Dr Thor Heyerdahl and six companions drifted 4300 miles from Callao Peru to Baroia reef in the Tuamotu archipelago aboard the Kon-Tiki for 101 days. They used currents and winds only to travel westward, claiming the voyage proves Polynesian settlement could start around 500 A D. The expedition cost about $40,000 and was self funded.
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Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
South America
Calioo
Peru
Baroia Reef
Tuarmotu Archpelago
Dr. Heyerdahl
San Francisco
Norway
Heyerdahl
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Hoover
San Francisco Spirit
Bulgaria
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Nikola Petkov
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WNU
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Missouri Steel & Wirete
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St. Louis
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ED Oelke
West Bend Wis
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Saint Louis
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