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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1948

Page

16

United Nations session ends amid frustration and fear

After 82 days of meetings the General Assembly neared closure amid frustration and impotence. Berlin and Palestine knot issues dominated, East West tensions persisted, and calls for stronger UN powers remained unresolved. Observers note limited progress and warn the organization may never fulfill its charter without constitutional changes.

General Assembly of the United Nations Assembly Berlin Palestine Security Council Commission On the Status of Women New York Germany Negev Paris Palais de Chaillot Folke Bernadotte Russia West General Assembly Herbert V. Evatt Dr. Evatt Trygve Lie Britain U. S Ussr Economic and Social Council Franklin D. Roosevelt Holy Land United Nations Moscow Washington London Francis Bacon

Spelvin Leads Heated Debate at Civic Center Meeting

The Dudgeon Heights Improvement League held a winter study meeting at the Civic Center to discuss adult education courses. George Spelvin and Professor Onus Odium clashed over potential subjects while neighbors urged practical, homegrown learning and patriotism.

Dudgeon Heights Mabel Hoodat Mary Mrs. Hoodat Dr. Krauss Munich Mr. Spelvin International Ajax, Ltd Harvard Law School George Washington Valley Forge General Eisenhower Odlum Odium Charlie Hoodat Roy Nuther George Spelvin Onus Odlum King Features

Wizards Of Ozark By Bugs Baer

A humorous regional sketch set in the Ozarks recalls baseball greats like Dizzy Dean and Johnny Sain, noting their paths from hill country to major leagues. It weaves myth and music of the era with figures such as Carl Hubbell and Spinner Pridemore, ending with a FBI-backed plot clue about a spotted dog in green glasses.

United States California Oregon Utah Washington Alabama Georgia Kentucky Maryland Tennessee Virginia Texas Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Treasury The Soviet Russia England King Features Syndicate, Inc Ozarks Cookson Hills Oklahoma-Missouri-Arkansas Dizzy Daffy Dean Grandpappy Johnny Sain Sain Braves Carl Hubbell Carl Cooper Warneke Schoolboy Rowe Ozark Pridemore Pretty Boy Floyd Oakland FBI King Features

Lobby Law Attack Warns of Civil Rights Fears

David Lawrence argues the 79th Congress rushed a restrictive lobbying law that chills petition rights. He outlines nine points alleging forced registration, broad definitions, burdens on individuals and publications, and exemptions, questioning constitutionality and citing Texas labor cases.

Washington Truman Congress America 79Th Congress House Congress of United States Clerk of House of Representatives David Lawrence Congressional Committee Supreme Court of the United States Texas

Night Club Scene and Reader Notes From King Features

A 1948 King Features column surveys Manhattan night clubs noting poor business, loud performances, and overpriced fare. It contrasts American and German women and comments on dance acts and stage behavior. The piece also includes readers’ letters about racing names, theater co stars, and curiosities about Brooklyn readers.

Manhattan Yesteryear Germany Mariemma Argentinita Argentine Republic Land of Joy Dancers Tanforan Sunmont John Drew Ethel Barrymore Sardou Atlantic City Duchin

Windmill Run by Water Stuns Audience

An elderly man in the audience whispered a quip during a long talk about auxiliary power. The remark, noting a windmill run by water, drew a reaction from the crowd.

Wall Street Journal

Accent the Positive Encourage Better Media and Teaching

A brief exhortation emphasizes praising positive efforts to improve newspapers radio programs teaching and preaching. It cites Raymond G. McKelvey and Vital Speeches of the Day as sources advocating constructive public discourse.

Raymond G. McKelvey

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