U N to Aid Have Not Nations at Geneva Summit
The United Nations moved toward reforms to aid have not nations. India pressed South Africa over Indian citizens' rights, while Romulo backed broader racial representation. A plan grants one year for voting on reforms and aims to set up an international refugees agency for Europeans displaced by war.
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Rigrid Arne
Lake Suecenn
United Nations
Nillona
Luton
United Nationat Ehoter
Uyamibly
Tengttu li Gorova
Tes
Geneva
Lake Sueness
U.N
Laka
India
Union of South Africa
Australia
Jan Ghistian Smuts
Lake Sucress
Union
Geome
Ailvery
Vijayalulesmi Pandit
Ute Buedon
Smuts
United Kingdom
Informational Court of Justues
Pundit
United Natiang Assembly
Hensken Oy
Kingda
Fence
Balgium
Netherlands
Mowt
Empire
Europs
Russa
United Nations Debates Mandate Over Southwest Africa
Fragmented text discusses regional control, African governance, and world powers arguing about a mandate. It mentions the Union, approvals, and potential supervision by the United Nations amid pressure for a change in administration. Historic context hints at World War era debates on colonial mandates and entitlements.
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Africa
United Nations
Union
Noted Sociologist Dies in London After Illness
London obituary reports noted sociologist Marin del, once fired by Janifurt University, died at his home after weeks of illness. The author of Vaxonsia of Our Times produced one of the era’s widely read sociological works.
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London
Tiel Manne Kein
Nawle
Janifurt University
Marin
Del
Potter Hobart College President dies after illness
Dr. Milton Potter, president of Hobart College, dies at age 44 after a coronary attack yesterday morning. He had been hospitalised, then seemed to recover before suffering a fatal incident. Born April 22, 1908, in Toledo, Ohio, he had led Hobart for four years and held key educational and administrative roles.
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Hobart College
Geneva
John Milton Potter
Hobart
Bill Spieses
Upper New York
Anc
Potter Aind
University of the Stute
Collaure
Ibs Honoen
United States
Buuilo
Sarvicus
Waalington
Association of Cal
Tolubo Spring
Cal
Nlminary Education
Milwaukee
Associated’ Wty
Potatoes price report and wartime labor notes in London
A fragmented London item notes potatoes selling for two dollars a pound as wartime conditions disrupt harvest logistics. It mentions a long serving superintendent Chase Patter who attended the University of Paris and Harvard, later earning a philosophy degree and serving in World War I.
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Uchvola
University of Parla
Harvard College
Hon
Harvard
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