U.N. Cautious On New Russian Peace Proposals
U N diplomats weighed Malik’s Moscow peace and atomic control statements with interest yet caution. Officials cited the need for Russian actions over words and pressed for proof through deeds rather than assurances. State Department said its indictment of Malik followed consultation with allies after the Maryland peace petition questions which he answered affirmatively.
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United Nations
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State Department
Ep Plupapaliua
Jacob A. Malik
Maryland
U. N. Assembly
Russia
Washington
Malik
Stockholm
John Wertheimer
Baltimore
U. N
Soviet Union
White
Dean Acheson
United States
Acheson
Germany
Austria
Japan
Siamese Education closes six Chinese schools in south
The Siamese Ministry of Education ordered six Chinese schools closed in southern Siam for not maintaining daily activity records and for hiring inadequate teachers, among other violations. An education mission conducted inspections prompted the closures as part of new laws governing Chinese schools.
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Bangkok
Ministry of Education
Siam
Couple must return $3,309 of GI fund
Springfield couple faces possible jail if they do not repay 3309 dollars to a G I insurance trust fund. Judge Nevin deferred sentencing while they arrange repayment after misuse of a 10000 dollar policy paid to their stepson.
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Dayton
Springfield
G.I. Insurance
Robert R. Nevin
Bessie K. Skidmore
Warren L. Skidmore
Skidmore
State Covers Crile Hospital Proposal Nears Action
Columbus September 26. State Welfare Director J H Lamneck reveals Ohio plans to acquire Crile Veterans Hospital in Cleveland as a mental hospital if the VA moves toward closing it. The aim is to relieve care for the feeble minded with 2000 to 3000 capacity and retain current staff. Lamneck seeks a mutual agreement with federal authorities to take over before closure.
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J. H. Lamneck
Crile Veterans’ Hospital
Cleveland
Lamneck
Carl R. Gray
V. A
State Department of Public’ Welfare
V.A
Gray
Parma woman killed in bowling alley stair fall
Florence Haber of Parma died after a stairway fall during a surprise birthday gathering at a bowling alley. Friends were present for her 52nd birthday when the accident occurred.
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Florence Haber
Parma
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