Truman Pushes Agreement On Atomic Bomb And Human Rights
President Truman urged international accord to curb nuclear threats and pressed for universal human rights. He warned disregard for rights fuels tyranny and war while backing UN scrutiny of Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary following Mindszenty trials. He noted a $300 million expansion of Oak Ridge and Hanford facilities and called for more aid and investment in underdeveloped regions to advance basic civil and political rights.
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Truman
General Assembly
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak, Ridge
Nations Aim for Fully Qualified World Orations
A speaker envisions every speech across the globe becoming part of a fully qualified and loyal United Nations. The remark reflects a universalist dream for global dialogue beyond language or religion barriers.
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The
United Nations
Prize Winners Parade In Daily Mail Item
A Funkstown tip about a covey of 25 partridges leads to a weekly prize roundup. The tale mentions berries and local incidents while promising the same cash prizes this new week and invites last week’s winners to call in and collect.
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Funkstown
Rome
Daily Mail
Tam
Democracy lessons taught by Woodland Way Student Council
Teachers believe democracy is best learned through active school government. The Woodland Way Student Council includes a boy and girl from each of seventeen homerooms with members listed by homeroom and student names.
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Ue Woodland Way Student Council
Ag Tolaws
Charles Moss
Ann Lusby
David Waehter
MeShorryv
George Erwin
Penny Wartel
Ralph Elliott
Joan Firey
Richard Crowther
Claus Dia Strite
Robert Couchman
Carolyn Settles
Willis Martin
Mary Anne Miller
Brooks Lakin
Barbara Vyorus
Horden Donmoyer
Anne Bledsoe
le Roy Mrewer
Judy Miller
Outlook Dark on Voluntary End to Strikes Across Nation
Reports from Washington note President urged early settlements as Cyrus S. Ching pursued talks with US Steel officials and the striking workers union. Industry executives and unions clashed over pension funding with a 11 cents per hour worker payment debated. Railroad fuel shortages and coal strike talks dragged on with John Lewis and operators reporting stalled negotiations and planned further meetings.
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Cyrus S. Ching
US Os. Steel Corporation
New York
Ching
Offic
Ciq Steelworke
WOR Steel
Murray
Peneston
Ggay Coal Suike
Steck
John GL. Lewis
An incomplete archival note on Washington weather report
An OCR fragment references Washington and a Department note about daily supply and averages. Context is unclear with garbled names and numbers, but suggests a routine report or bulletin from a department dated this year. No clear events, persons, or organizations beyond Washington and a department.
Abduction Case Sparks Fear Of Foul Play In Philadelphia
A 40 year old woman vanished amid confusing details and police investigated foul play as a possible motive. Witnesses named Edward Shapiro and others reported sightings while investigators pursued leads in Camden and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Tarethy Forster
Themias
Migistrate Jnes Ferstedin
Forstein Leaie
Edotte
George Fore Chardot
Stock Market Crash Recalled Twenty Years On
Writer William D. Horgan recalls the 1929 stock market crash this week, noting the Prolonged three year decline, widespread bankruptcies, and the shift to a new financial era. He highlights reforms, SEC creation, and lingering distrust in Wall Street.
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New York
Coolidge
Wall Street
Severy City
Stock Exchange
Chaim
Financial District
Securities and Exchanges Commiution
Congress
SEC
Market Quiet as Stocks Move in Large Blocks in New York
Stocks traded cautiously in a subdued New York market with large block transactions. General Electric and Equitable Life Building held steady while Celotex and Douglas Aircraft showed notable moves amid a broader decline and the memory of the market’s 1929 crash loomed large.
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New York
General Electric
Equitable Ovice
Homestake Mining
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Memorial Dinner Addresses National Aid Policy
In New York a Memorial Dinner of the Smith Memorial Foundation featured remarks by Francis Carolia Spethnan and Secretary of State Dew Acheson. They urged coordinated aid to widows and orphans and emphasized self help for recovery.
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Abe Atih
Alfred OM
Smith
Meanorial Foundation
New York
Praneis Carolia Spethnan
Tetris
Dew Acheson
Sieste
Hensendy
Attlee Moves To Ease Crisis With Spending Cuts
Prime Minister Attlee outlined 1950 budget actions to curb inflation by cutting capital outlay and limiting dollar purchases. He announced £140 million in capital reductions and significant health and education savings, with new charges for prescriptions under the national health service.
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Attlee
Britain
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Allee
Bogland
Wales
Scotland
National Health Service
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