United Nations session ends with hopeful pact
The Associated Press notes Trygve Lie and Paul-Henri Spaak spoke at the closure of the U.N. session. Lie praised strides toward a warless peace while Spaak spoke of an international parliament of man. Top diplomats, including Andrei Gromyko, were present as the dramatic finale unfolded.
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Diplomacy at UN Assembly Amid Big Five Showdowns
Delegates from major powers clashed over secret diplomacy as the Security Council met in London and Lake Success. A massive paper record followed, with 4814 documents and 33,086 pages. The Assembly approved a draft constitution for an international refugee organization and a $15 million first-year budget, while the United States prepared to sign the charter.
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Card of Thanks for Hillcrest Convalescent Home Support
The Stouffer family thanks friends relatives staff and nurses of Hillcrest Convalescent Home for kindness and sympathy during our mother’s long illness and at her death. Waldo and Carroll J Stouffer Ady.
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In Memoriam Berths V Cline
In loving memory of my dear mother Mrs Berths V Cline who died December 16 1943 keep green the grave and give her rest beneath wide starry skies her hands folded over her breast long for peace and remembrance by her grieving child
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C10 Chieftains To Talk Wages
The UEW will open contract talks in New York with Westinghouse General Electric and Sylvania Electric at a wage of 1 251 an hour for steel workers. The steel union plans negotiations next month to replace the Feb 15 expiry. UAW talks with Chrysler Packard Kaiser Fraser Hudson are underway. General Motors talks begin next spring. The fox’s respiratory powers were once believed to aid asthma.
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Death Notice for Woodford Norment Funeral Home Ad
Death notice from Woodford T. Norment Funeral Home at 308 Potomac Street invites services at home or church. Funeral home contact Ph number 7084.
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Flirtation And Kissing Decried
A historian Dr Carroll warns against teen romance arguing that puppy love is rare beyond early ages. He says deep high school romances risk heartache from changing goals and separations and urges youths to build strength and higher ideals while avoiding love.
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Clearspring Magistrate Found Tarred by Police
Clearspring magistrate Charles Kreigh was tarred and left unconscious at his home after Saturday night, spotted by state police and sheriff officers. Deputy Bruce Spickler blamed the Black Cat Gang, active in Clearspring, as the suspected assailants. Kreigh was taken to Washington County Hospital. investigation continues. Rockets Tie Dons in All-America Football Conference clash as Chicago and Los Angeles finish level at Memorial Stadium before 22,515 fans. Corn Belt states use relatively small amounts of commercial fertilizer compared with other regions.
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Interest Shown In Bethrothal
Britain's King George II of Greece may approve Crown Prince Philip’s engagement to Princess Elizabeth amid public debate. Reports stress Philip's limited Greek ties, English upbringing, and wartime Navy service as officials consider citizenship, with an official announcement likely after a royal family回 trip to South Africa and Elizabeth’s 21st birthday next April.
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Deafened People May Now Hear Clearly
Science has developed a compact hand held hearing device for the deafened that lets thousands hear faint sounds including sermons music and companionship. Acclaimed by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association the device needs no battery pack wire or bulky case. Beltone offers free descriptive booklet and home demonstration. write Beltone Dept 6197 1450 West 19th St Chicago Ill.
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Truman Pares Housing Curbs
President Truman announced a housing policy shift wiping out the $10,000 ceiling on new home selling prices and letting any citizen build a home with a simple permit. The plan emphasizes rental housing and broader private‑sector activity, with materials limited for housing and no new price ceilings or inspections. Officials and builders see increased construction, including many low‑cost homes, as the country moves away from Federal controls.
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Iran Nation Is Again United Amid Turmoil Near Tabriz
Report notes Ghazi Mohammed pledged support to Qua Vama's government miles south of Tabriz in southwestern Azerbaijan. Martial law and a curfew were proclaimed for towns under troops, while ministers limited restrictions outside the province during the upcoming election. Ghazi Mohammed had declared Kurdish Republic independence in November 1945 amid earlier Kurds actions in Hamadan and Tehran.
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Kurdistan Promised by Pishevari Regime Declared
The text states that a Kurdish state was proclaimed at Saujulagh Azelbaijan by Kurdish tribesmen spanning Iran Turkey Iraq and Syria. Soviet technicians allegedly arrived to train forces for a general drive for Kurdish independence and Pishevari’s Tabriz regime reportedly fell on December 12 1945 with militiamen taking the provincial capital.
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See Increase In Building Here See Increase In Building Here
A local note predicts more building materials will ease GI housing shortages as each new house enables another rental. Contractors expect material flow to improve by spring and caution against unwise investments while lenders and public watchfulness steer pricing. Cotton textile giant output remains under 10 percent of sector total.
Assembly members feted at historic district hotels
In a night honoring past legislators, attendees wore period attire while revisiting the district’s long history. Beall and other figures spoke about service and heritage, with children among the crowd enjoying the event.
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