UN Assembly Near End Sets Stage for New Home
At London February 14 the United Nations general assembly moved toward closing its first session. A decision to designate a site in New York City and nearby New York Connecticut area as the UN’s temporary and permanent homes was expected to win a two thirds vote. Delegates anticipated adoption of a resolution urging the Federation of Peace and the American Labor to join the broader effort. The council faced Syrian Lebanese issues and withdrawal demands as it adjourned with plans to reconvene on ongoing questions.
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Arrest of Labor Leader Ordered in Hollywood Riot Case
Hollywood February report says Sorrell head of the Conference of Studio Unions faced a bench warrant for contempt of court and failing to disperse mass picketing at Warner Brothers. He and eight others were charged with riot and disturbing the peace after a mass protest tied to shorter work hours. The warrant awaited service in Burbank as an appeal was denied.
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Allen W. Ashburn
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Richard Miles
Burbank
Fire Insurance Credit Warps European Mules and Mares Trade
A chaotic report cites Muleson S.A. plans to move 2,000,000 mules and 41900 brood mares to Europe for Greece and Yugoslavia via Mexico, with shipments to Houston. San Antonio fire insurance rates drop from 20 to 10 percent, the lowest in 15 years, affecting local districts including Woodlawn Hills and Alamo Heights while UNRRA involvement is noted.
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Church Group Lauds Truman
The Baptist Convention of District No. 6 met here and in San Antonio area, 162 churches with over 44 000 members, adopts a resolution praising President Truman for aiding starving people, and moving to curb grain use in liquor production. Officers elected include President Rev J W Caldwell, Vice President Rev B W Manthoo, Secretary Rev Fred W King, Treasurer C A Slimp.
Group to Discuss Texas Farm Loans
A meeting of the stockholders of the Federal Landmark at Houston will be held Wednesday in that city to discuss matters of interest to the Farm Loan association. The Alamo National City will send a representative.
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Arctic Trek Delayed by Biting Winds and Snow
Churchill February 14. Start of Exercise Music ex An Sidlay Arctic trek postponed to tomorrow due to howling wind and 40 below zero conditions. Eskimo Point reports 50 below. base commander says travel impossible in blowing snow. Route begins Musk Ox across Hudson Bay ice to Baker Lake. 42 Canadians and five Americans in 12 vehicles proceed, air supplied, with four C-475s and Norseman planes supporting the effort.
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Blaze Claims Four in Zion Home Fire
A Zion fire killed four people early today when it destroyed the only stairway to a second floor residence. The victims were John Korunka, 39, his wife Laberta, 37, and their children John Dr, six months, and Diana. Neighbors and firefighters reported the blaze trapped the family upstairs, and occupants of the first floor fled to safety.
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No Argument Must Ease Your Cough Bronchu line Emulsion
Irregular OCR ad touts Bronchu line Emulsion for cough relief with a money back guarantee if fast relief isn’t achieved. Claims non habit forming formula containing no narcotics and no sweet syrup. Advertises instant renewals and designer doctor endorsements.
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William Allan Neilson Former Smith president dies
William Allan Neilson, 76, longtime president of Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts, died last night a few days after finishing a history of the institution. The obituary notes his pivotal role in shaping the college and his scholarly legacy.
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Massacre of Chinese Told In Malaya Report
Civil leaders and relief agencies rebuild Ardmore Oklahoma after a Martindale flood swept the cast part of Ardmore yesterday killing one and injuring several others including Mrs. Zeta Orr who died today. The disaster left two homeless and one person in critical condition.
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January Named for Janus in Two Faced Month
The month of January derives its name from the two faced Roman god Janus, who looks to past and future. Britannica notes the period symbolized new beginnings, while Anglo Saxon lore linked January to hunger and wolf incursions into villages.
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