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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
10
The Senate approved the United Nations Charter by 89 to 2. Dissenting were Senators William Langer of North Dakota and Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota. Senator Hiram Johnson, ill in a hospital, said he would have voted No if present.
Andrew weighs a choice between bending to Louis Baron’s will and maintaining his dignity in Branfield. He learns Wylie collaborates with Barons’ rush factory work, and Knapp confirms the pressure on local tradesmen. The decision tests his integrity and affects his relationship with Joan.
Secretary Krug announced that every state except Florida contributed materials and supplies to western river basin development last year. He noted $555,000,000 in crops and $2,599,000 in power from Federal reclamation projects, with 60 percent of $47,570,000 in materials spent in the East, Midwest and South and 40 percent in 17 western states. He called the inland wealth from desert irrigation and hydroelectric power far surpassing expenditures.
Members of the Golden Link class of the E U B church will meet at 7 p m tomorrow at the church and then travel to Sally Shirley s cabin near Gainesboro for a monthly gathering.
President Jose Rivero declared an acute national crisis in Peru and said he would assume extraordinary powers to rule by decree. He cited dangerous political tensions and planned to skip the July 28 congressional session after 21 independent senators boycotted, creating a parliamentary recess.
A political figure declares he will seize emergency authority to issue decrees and laws, forming a modern political party to address national problems. He claims elections would not solve the crisis and condemns dissolving Congress, stating he does not desire such action.
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