Evatt Promises Showdown on United Nations Veto
Australian delegate Herbert Evatt announced plans for a showdown over the veto at the United Nations Security Council session. The Spanish question remains on the agenda while the veto gridlock, highlighted by Soviet use, dominates debate amid calls for reform.
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Charles A. Grumich
New York
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
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Security Council
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A.gromyko
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Alexander Cadogan
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Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
Castillo Najera
Australia
Britain
Poland
Spain
Nail shortage threatens peanut crop and dairy feed
The article warns that a nail shortage, caused by strict price controls, endangers Georgia peanut harvesting and hay for cattle. It notes lawmakers’ efforts to help and criticizes OPA policies for creating shortages, affecting farming, home building, and the broader economy.
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OPA
Service Police Teams Compete in Regional Pistol Tourney
Southeastern states and Cuba enter the First Regional Pistol tournament with NRA officials promising top shooters a chance at the National Matches at Camp Perry. Teams include marine bases Quan tico Fort Benning and Cuban navy. Police units come from Jacksonville and Tampa.
Political rally planned by Meigs supporters for Ed Rivers
Meigs residents and supporters plan a Saturday rally at Meigs starting at five with two speeches lasting about one hour. Judge J M C Townsends of Dade County will be principal speaker and Gov Arnall appointee, praising Ed Rivers. Hon H Graay Rawls of Albany will also speak. event includes free lemonade and a string band. Speeches broadcast on WJAX Thomasville W MGA Moultrie and WPGC Albany from five to six.
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BD. Rivers
Meigs
J. M.C
Red) Townsend
Dade County
Georgia
Cherokee Judicial Circuit
Ed Rivers
Arnall
H. Graay Rawls
Albany
U. S
Hill
WJAX
Thomasville
MGA
Bread rationing to start in Great Britain July 21
London June 27 AP reports Food Minister John Strachey announced bread will be rationed throughout Great Britain beginning July 21. The basic ration is nine ounces daily for adults with 15 ounces for manual workers and 11 ounces for expectant mothers.
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London
Great Britain
John Strachey
House of Commons
Georgia 17th on national list of combat casualties
Atlanta June 27 AP The first consolidated postwar War Department casualty list shows 5 701 Georgians died in World War II 3 043 killed in action 424 died of wounds 12 died of injuries in combat 1 894 victims of disease and 320 dead by other causes Fulton County led with 8839 losses followed by Chatham Muscogee Bibb and Richmond Counties Other Georgia counties listed include Dougherty Sumter Clarke Glynn Barton Spalding Colquitt Thomas Lowndes Ware and more
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War Department
Georgia
United States
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Chatham
Muscogée
Bibb
Richmond
Dougherty
Sumter
Clarke
Glynn
Barton
Health officials weigh polio quarantine plans for travelers
Atlanta health authorities discussed maintaining quarantine measures for visitors arriving from polio affected areas. State epidemiologist Dr. Dahiel said the origin would guide continued enforcement while Florida’s refusal and other factors shape cooperative efforts. Officials stressed not interfering with breadwinners and urged returning travelers to contact local officials.
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Georgia
C.dahiel
Arantine
Jong
Florida
Bondour
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Health Department
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