Information Lifeline of U.N. Scores on Public Opinion
Washington notes reflect a reporter’s view of Trygve Lie’s warning that UN motions reveal split opinions. Eleanor Roosevelt and Pauline Frederick weigh in on modest hopes and the UN’s value. Radio and press networks extend coverage to 18 countries, with Spanish and Chinese services most used.
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Washington
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Soy
ABC
Lie
San Francisco
Pauline Frederick
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Mrs. Roosevelt
Radio Division
U.N
Latin America
Assembly
United Nations Food Drive Promoted Amid Global Tensions
Public pressure drives a five point plan for food conservation aiming to free grain for Europe while the UN debates telecommunication networks and a shifting security council contest between the United States and Russia over Poland. Alongside, real income for wage earners falls as farm incomes rise and coal shortages threaten winter supplies.
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Charles Luckman
Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Europe
U. N
Soviet Union
United Nations
Russia
Ukraine
Ussr
Yalta
Stalin
Roosevelt
F D.R
Investors Syndicate
Heyerdahl sails Kon Tiki on Pacific crossing
Dr Thor Heyerdahl, 32, and six companions sailed from Callao Peru on a bamboo raft called Kon Tiki. After 101 days they reached Baroia reef in the Tuamotu archipelago proving currents could carry a raft westward toward Polynesia. The voyage cost about 40000 dollars and relied on no motors, oars, or sails.
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Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
South America
Callao
Peru
Baroia Reef
Tuamotu Archipelago
Dr. Heyerdah
San Francisco
Norway
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Hoover
Balaria
Robert A. Lovett
U. S
Lovett
Bulgaria
Nikola Petkov
Sewing Circle Needlecraft
D. S&i W. Bardolph
America
Fleischmann
Heyerdahl
Prince
Prince Albert
Henry Carver
P.A
Orig
Baroelds
Finsten-Sateus
Fassie Place
Sherf's
Grand Sa Cory
Satetey Sights
Herbert Martin
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