Lie presses 1950 as year of decision for peace at UN
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie urged ending the cold war and building a new framework of economic and social security through the UN. He warned against abandoning universality and welcomed the system’s room for diversity within a universal framework as world leaders consider a way out of the impasse.
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Geneva
Ins
United Nations
Trgve Lie
Lie
Third World Health Assembly
Moscow
Stalin
Sye
Brotherhood of Man
Hoover
Russia
AFL Bosses Weigh Labor Front Idea
Philadelphia report says the AFL executive council met behind locked doors to consider a united labor front proposed by CIO president Philip Murray. If approved the plan could shape national political prospects by uniting labor in political action.
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Philadelphia
AFL
J . William Green
C.I.O
Philip Murray
United Labor Front
Love Turns to Assault as Man Slugs Wrong Person
New York police report Ralph Loomis a 30 year old bookbinder, after an argument with his wife, struck the first man he met. He attacked Daniel Grogan an off duty patrolman in civilian clothing. Loomis jailed on assault charge.
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New York
Ralph Loopins
Daniel Grogan
Grogan
Loomis
Somoza Chosen to Complete Nicaraguan Presidency
Congress names Senator Anastacio Somoza to fill the term of Victor Manuel Romany Reyes who died in Philadelphia. Somoza will serve until May 1951 and is the Liberal Party candidate for the May elections scheduled for May 21. The winner will assume office a year later.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastacio Somoza
Victor Manuel Romany Reyes
Philadelphia
Somoza
Liberal Party
Noisy Envoy Is Cooled Off
In New Delhi police dropped assault charges against J. K. Edwards a Calcutta businessman who dumped ice water over Argentine Ambassador Oscar Tascheret at the Hotel Imperial tavern. Tascheret demanded Edwards and his companion be jailed while the ambassador referred the case to the Indian Foreign Ministry.
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New Delhi
India
J. K. Edwards
Calcutta
Oscar Tascheret
Hotel Imperial Tavern
Edwards
Tacheret
Tascheret
Tascherer
Companion
Yascheret
Foreign Ministry
Stroke of Luck Brings $50 Result
In Clarkville Arkansas a hospital patient gave Sister M. Antonita a 350 payment for a doctor bill. The money disappeared with the envelope but later a Glen Ellyn Illinois firm sent back $50 after finding the envelope. The firm sought help locating the owner and Sister Antonita aided the search.
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Clarkville
Ark
Municipal Hospital
M. Antonita
Antonita
Glen Ellyn
Clarksville
College Boys Find Gold In Quiz Shows
In New York college students from Columbia University earned $2,155 on NBC Break the Bank. They plan to enter more quiz shows to fund scholarships and athletic facilities, led by senior Harold Emerson and Phi Beta Kappa member Alfred Arees who praise the value of a college education.
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New York
Columbia University
Harold E. Emerson
NBC
New York City
Phi Beta Kappa
Alfred Arees
Boy 17 Arrested In Fatal Beating
In New York a 17 year old, Theodore Gallant, was charged with homicide after allegedly beating Patrick Randle, also 17, to death following a drinking episode in High Bridge Park. Police say they played stick ball with neighbors before consuming rye whiskey.
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New York
Theodore Gallant
Patrick Randle
Randle
High Bridge Park
Gallant
Never a Red Draper Says in Libel Suit Testimony
Hartford, Conn. Paul Draper testified in a $260,000 libel suit filed by himself and Larry Adler against Hester MacCullough of Greenwich. He stated he never knowingly advanced communism and opposed it as harmful to individual creativity and nations. He moved from New York to Ridgefield last May due to cost and denied communist sympathies.
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Hartford
Conn
Paul Draper
Dancer
Larry Adler
Hester MacCullough
Greenwich
Draper
Ridgefield
New York City
Adler
Typhoon Hits Guam As 90 MPH Winds Lash Coast
Guam military outpost battened down as a 90 mile per hour typhoon bore in expected to strike today. Planes pulled off airstrips and ships left Apra harbor for sea safety while Anderson Field ordered shelters prepared and personnel moved to shelter areas.
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Guam
Apra Harbor
Anderson Field
Handicapped Aid Change Sought to Labor Dept
The C10 urged moving federal services for the physically handicapped to the Department of Labor The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation now in the Federal Security Administration would be transferred The position was presented by Secretary James B Carey in a statement for a Senate labor subcommittee reviewing federal aid to restore employment for the blind and other handicapped persons
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Department of Labor
Office of Vocaional Rehabilitation
Federal Security Administration
Labor Department
D.S0
James B. Carey
Senate Labor
Ninth burglary hits Cassadaga, $1100 loot reported
John Payne reports his Cassadaga establishment was burglarized for the ninth time since 1922. The recent theft totaled about $1,000 in cash and a shotgun and a rifle worth an additional $100, suggesting continued break ins target the lunch room and garage.
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John Payne
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