Quarrel Over Stalin and Lie Tied to Korea and Pact
A U.N. debate centers on Lie and his stance toward the North Atlantic Pact, with Warren Austin saying the United States seeks another term for Lie to justify his Korea support. Malik vows another council bid as Raj and Rau remain out, while Soviet peace proposals falter amid U.N. conflict over aggression and atomic warfare.
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Korea
U.N
Lie
U. N
U.S
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Austin
General Assembly
Malik
Council
Carlow P. Romulo
Philippines
Charles A. Malik
Lebanon
Sir Benegal N. Rau
India
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
United States
Britain
Netherlands
France
Percy C. Spander
Bolivia
Dutch Youths Political Views and Emigrant Plans
Rotterdam native Nauta, part of a Dutch youth contingent studying in America, notes a 30 seat party with 30 members, compulsory voting for near universal turnout, and monarchy guided appointments. He favors farming, has Africa travel experience, and considers emigration options to South Africa New Zealand or Canada for space.
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Holland
Nauta
America
Nanta
Rotterdam
Businness
South’ Africa
ECA
South Africa
New Zealand
Canada
Soldiers With Over Three Dependents, Just Too Costly
The Army discharged five Maryland soldiers in the Organized Reserve Corps under new dependency rules. Col. Arthur L. Shreve said they are the first Marylanders released. one man, Sgt. Michael J. Mulcahey of Frederick, had a wife three children and a sister listed as dependents.
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Baltimore
Army
Maryland
Organized Reserve Corps
Arthur L. Shreve
Maryland Military District
National Guard
Michael J. Mulcahey
Frederick
Fort Meade,Md
Easy To Make Fascinating Handiwork Pattern
Advertisement for a knitting and embroidery pattern set from ALICE BROOKS Needlework. It advertises a pineapple design border motif with various sizes and asks readers to mail twenty cents to The Haxeratown Daily Mall for a pattern catalogue, including name, address, zone, and pattern number.
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Vasiliex
Haxeratown
Household Arts
P.O
Ochetrea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks
Navy Recruiter Chief Sullivan’s Arctic to Baltimore Career
Chief Sullivan’s postwar service spanned Okinawa operations from 1945 to 1947, decommissioning duties in San Diego, and command on the Seminole supplying Point Barrow Alaska. He later trained in San Diego for recruit procurement and arrived in Hagerstown, MD, seeking a stable life in a new town.
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Okinawa
Sullivan
San Diego
Pacific Command
Point Barrow
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Pt. Barrow
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Hawaii
Alanka
Calif
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Jingerstown
Man the Reds Fear Most in Germany Describes Dr Rainer Hildebrandt
Dr Rainer Hildebrandt, famed as the Reds worst foe in Germany, tells New York reporters concentration camps in the Eastern Zone persist under Russian control despite Moscow’s January claim of closure. He arrived in the U.S. under a State Department cultural exchange program. A separate note mentions a raw experimental tree seed planting machine with a rotary two corn seed hoppers.
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Germany
Rainer Hildebrandt
New York
E Hildebrandt
U.S
State Department
Ban on Ordred for New Amusement Structures
The restriction lasts six months though the allocation order covers only the first quarter of 1951. It allows car makers to place orders with steel deliveries starting January and freight cars possibly leaving in February or March. Similar allocation programs expand steel deliveries to petroleum and mining, farm machinery, and defense industries. The ban does not affect ongoing construction and permits repair and alteration not changing the structure. Small projects under five thousand dollars yearly are exempt, as are Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission projects. It also notes marking of European wild boar cubs with longitudinal stripes.
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NPA
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Glassware from colonial bowls to pitchers in America
In colonial America bowls muge and pitchers were blown from blue amber brown or green glass. Repily ens of these famous pitchers are still being made in American glass houses today.
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America
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