Two Nations Seek Global Ban on Atomic Bombs
France and Canada proposed a UN General Assembly appeal at Lake Success to abolish atomic weapons and curb atomic energy, urging overriding sovereignty for security. The plan had broad support from the majority coalition, but Soviet Russia had yet to respond, making it a well meant but limited move.
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Canada
Lake Success
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
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Russia
General Assembly
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India
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New High Dividend At General Motors Tests Industry Hope
General Motors declares a record nine month profit of over 402 million dollars and plans a dividend of 4.25 a share to 496 005 holders. The payout totals 14 436 055 dollars and aims to reduce long term debt of 124 million dollars ahead of maturities.
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Pan American Sets New Commercial Flight Speed Record
Pan American’s Westward Ho completed New York to London in 9 hours 12 minutes aided by a 75 mph tailwind, cruising at about 385 mph with 21 passengers and 10 crew. A day earlier another Pan American plane flew from New York to London in 8 hours 21 minutes, beating the prior mark by 20 minutes.
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London
New York
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Jackson Heights
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Westward Ho
Great Circle
British Labor Debate Shifts Toward Tying Wages to Output
England's government explores a wage system linked to production rates rather than price indices. The move strains traditional labor union philosophy that favors slower work pace and resists speed contests. Critics ask if this shift could alienate labor supporters while aiming to offset rising living costs.
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Penver
England
U. S
Atlee
Gold at Fort Knox Confirmed by Mint Official
Leland Howard, assistant director of the U S bureau of the mint, asserts annual inspection confirms the Fort Knox gold hoard. He reports more than 2 000 tons of gold stored there, accounting for over half of the government’s 24 billion dollars in gold reserves.
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Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Leland Howard
U.S
Ft. Knox
Malenkov Warns On Atomic Bomb Power In Moscow Speech
In a Moscow broadcast tied to the Bolshevik anniversary, Georgi Malenkov warned that if imperialists ignite a third world war, capitalism would collapse globally. He hailed atomic energy as a future Soviet strength while accusing the United States of plans to enslave the world and comparing them to Hitler and Tanaka.
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Tanaka
Stassen Attacks Truman in Minnesota Campaign Drift
Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor and University of Pennsylvania president, accuses Truman of vicious untrue attacks during a St Paul speech. He condemns the Presidents wartime rhetoric while praising Congress for opposing Brannan farm plan and postwar OPA retention.
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Blarney Tale Sparks Street Stone Confusion in California
In California a dispute erupts over a 15 pound stone claimed to be the real blarney stone. Jim Cummins, custodian of the chunk in San Francisco, says he has documentary proof of authenticity after it was taken from a church bazaar in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Ireland
E& Church
Jim Cum
Hiss Back In Court After Delay For Perjury Trial
Algey Hiss faced a second trial on charges of perjury after a three week postponement in New York federal court. The first trial ended in a bungled verdict amid intense public scrutiny.
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Algey’ Hiss
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Federal Gourt
New York
Hiss
Oldsters' Attitude Linked to Health Says University Professor
An Ohio State University professor says crankiness in old age reflects health. Albert Rk Chandler based his conclusion on 503 student reports, arguing the saying a man is only as old as he feels comes from observed health status.
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Ohf State University
Albert Rk
Chandler
Tald
Gerontologists Find Age Not Cause of Irritability in Tests
A philosophy teacher reported at the second annual meeting of the gerontological society that age itself did not cause crankiness. The study, based on health and personal traits of older people aged 59 to over 80, found no link between age and irritability.
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Gerontological Society
Chandler
Geese Invasion Sparks Farmyard Spectacle
Near Attegan Nich Ontario farmer Andrew Degens faced a flock of about 13 000 Canadian geese feasting in his grain fields. The birds drew up to 5 000 watchers as 4 000 rose in a black cloud when startled, creating a lively if disruptive scene for locals.
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Attegan
Nich
Andrew Degens
Fashion Trends Highlight Winter Wardrobes and Savings
A brief fashion feature outlines fall and winter wardrobe ideas for smart, wearable styling. The article notes a special issue price of 23 cents and mentions a free feature on winter wear and accessories.
Thou art at rest til we meet again epitaph tale
A widow’s grief leads a fine-cutter to engrave a tombstone epitaph. She offers a single word slip as guidance, and he joins two phrases into one line making the verse read Thou art et rest til we meet again.
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Walt
Old Ironicles USS Constitution Floats as Museum Ship
The 152 year old USS Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, is docked at Boston Navy Yard and now serves as a floating museum ship. A 30,000 pound plate glass shipment and notes on Douglas fir exports are mentioned alongside trivia about the word cocktail.
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Ironicles
U.S. Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Peanut Butter Making and Assistive Printing Device
Peanut butter is ground in continuous mills to the proper consistency with salt added, then packaged. A new device uses a pencil of light to convert print into sound for the blind, allowing reading of ordinary text.
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