Bevin Says Britain Starts Trusteeship Talks On Several Mandates
London reports British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the United Nations general assembly that Britain has begun preliminary negotiations to convert three of its five mandates into UN trusteeships. He named Tanganyika Togoland and the Cameroons in Africa with Palestine awaiting results of a British African inquiry.
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London
Ernest Bevin
United Nations General Assembly
Britain
United Nations
Bevin
Tanganyika
Togolaid
Africa
Palestine
Brownsville City Manager Granted Divorce in District Court
Judge C. K. Quin granted the divorce of Tames Len Huth, city manager of Brownsville, from wife Nona Huth Wednesday. Custody of their daughter Jona, 12, was awarded to the mother.
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C. K. Quin
Tames Len Huth
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Brownsville
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Clash Between Asiatic Chinese Leaders Sparks Manchuria Row
Reported verbal clash over alleged violations of orders as Chinese government troops reportedly occupy a Manchurian city. Leaders traded accusations. Communist forces alleged to have seized control of Manchurian rail hubs amid tensions near Taian and Shantung. Central News Agency described material as an empty shell. delegates discuss demobilization and unity.
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Chiangal Hele
National m Military Council
Barrison
Taian
Shantung
Tientsin-Pukow
Mukdeneres
Guy Berntley
Indirect talks in Seoul on Korea independence plan
Report notes secret discussions between American and Russian forces in Seoul over Korea independence, with expectations of a communique. British forces clash with Indonesian and local combatants along the eastern coast, resulting in casualties and use of artillery.
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Korea
Lal
Seoul Bul Pane
Itn
Wava
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Tava
Reparations mission departs Tokyo for United States
The American reparations mission plans a Tokyo departure by plane Friday and will report to Commissioner Edwin W. Pauley in Washington Tuesday. Maxwell, chief of staff, praised General MacArthur and aides for their assistance, saying it enabled them to discharge their responsibilities and ensure the expedition and assurance.
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Tokyo
United States
Edwin W. Pauley
Washington
Maxwell
General MacArthur
UNO Headquarters to Be Independent State in U S
Washington reports detail a proposed independent city in the Northeastern United States to house 25 000 people linked to a new world security organization. The planned city would run its own police, utilities, hotels and recreation, with diplomats immune from local laws, and would include housing for officials and delegates from member nations. Several sites in New York area and nearby states are considered for interim accommodations and future expansion.
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Washington
United Nations Organization
Jomers Folay
United States
New World Security Organization
Qollinsbia
Congress
New York
Boston
Connecticut
League of Nations
Geneva
League
U.N. O
U. N
Security Counsul Ane General Assombly
Ecomemic Anil Soil Equnsul
Cnevey Conmittes
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International Court of Justice
Thir
Ned
Lane
League of Nalions
United Nations
Re. Stoyan Gravilovic
Yugoslavia
Atlantic City
White Plains
Tenston
Ceilings Cut Rental Lists in Dallas Area
In Dallas on January 17, authorities reported at least 100 apartments closed due to OPA rent ceilings. Civic leaders’ conference chairwoman Mrs. William Baron said landlords flooded her with calls to remove properties from rental lists, with one man claiming he closed 10 units and ousted tenants by removing the roof. Landlords had protested that ceilings cut profits and stripped property control.
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Dallas
William Baron
Miner deaths rise after Haveca No 9 mine blasts
In a continuing disaster count, the Haveca mine No. 9 explosions have now produced 36 fatalities, with another miner killed today as rescue and recovery efforts proceed amid dangerous conditions.
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Welch
W.a
INS
Haveca Mine No. 9
Nt Il
Police recover $850 hidden on busy street
In Tacoma a holdup suspect led officers to where he said he dropped $850 in currency. The money, wrapped in torn newspaper, lay unnoticed on a busy street for 15 hours before being found by police after his arrest.
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Tacoma
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