United Nations Appraisal Calls For Realism Over Idealism
An editorial views the fourth UN General Assembly opening as a moment to assess its progress since 1945. It faults veto power and U S actions, urging a more realistic approach from the State Department to restore credibility and pursue a truly effective world organization.
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United ‘Nations General
Lake
League of Nations
United States
Russia
Britain
France
China
United Nations
State Department
World Organization
San Francisco
General Assembly
Better Movies Boost Theatre Box Office This Spring
The Wall Street Journal notes box office receipts dipped then rebounded and nearly matched last fall. Hollywood producers say new releases like Jolson Sings Again and Come to the Stable attract audiences, as good pictures build a steady patronage despite past declines.
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Wall Street Journal
Hollywood Studios
Audience Research, Inc
New Pictures
Jolson
Random Thoughts on 1952 Presidential Nomination Outlook
The piece weighs Democratic prospects led by Harry S Truman and possible Chief Justice Vinson. It forecasts Republican options hinge on Ohio 1950 Senate results, with Taft or Eisenhower possible, while Dewey fades. The core hinge remains the Ohio Senate race.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Justice Vinson
Ohio
Taft
Dewey
General Eisenshower
Byrd blocks private salary in public service principle
Opinion notes Senator Byrd opposes allowing Carl Ilgenfritz to hold a federal post while drawing pay from U S Steel. Byrd insists on integrity of government over private gain. Senate support for Byrd's stance is cited as 40 to 28, underscoring his persuasive influence.
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Harry F. Byrd
United States
Truman
Carl A. Ilgenfritz
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Munitions Board
Ilgenfritz
U. S. Steel
Byrd
Igenfritz
Mr. Ilgenfritz
Sigenfritz
Senate
Clevenger Reelected Coach of Brown Bombers
T. J. Clevenger is reelected coach of the Brown Bombers football team. Homer E. Alberti is granted full membership in the American College of Hospital Administrators. Dr. L. F. Havermale addresses the Quota Club about life in China.
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T. J. Clevenger
Brown Bombers
Homer E. Alberti
American College of Hospital Administrators
L. F. Havermale
China
British and American troops hold positions amid global fronts
British sky troops report holding at Arnheim while American units bypass a strong position on Pererli island. Pvt. Walter M. Whitlock of 409 Highland Ave receives the Combat Infantry Badge in Italy as Russell T. Hupp delivers a four pound potato to the Star office.
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Sky
Arnheim
Pererli Island
Walter M. Whitlock
Highland Ave
Italy
Russell T. Hupp
Star
Germans claim capture of Warsaw reported
The article states German forces claim to have captured Warsaw. It also notes the Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia holding its annual meeting locally and Carl Lewis winning honors at the Winchester Gun Club shoot.
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Warsaw
The
Medical Assn
Valley of Virginia
Carl Lewis
Winchester
The Arab Plays at Empire Theatre
The Arab offers thrills at Empire theatre while Mrs Madeline is named instructor of diction dramatics and physical training at Fort Loudoun Seminary for the upcoming session. Market Street skating rink opens with new model organ playing current tunes.
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Empire Theatre
Madeline
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Market St
Jacobs opens coal yard beside Biehel berger store
C J Jacobs opens a coal yard at a store room opposite the B and O Station. Isaac O'Neil is injured and James Ferguson's racing mare Gaiety must be shot after falling at a jump during exercise. No significant coal find in Lae Gainesboro fields yet, but work continues.
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C. J. Jacobs
Biehelberger
Isaac O'Neil
James Ferguson
Gaiety
Gainesboro Fields
Congressional inquiry finds anti trust issue faded in US politics
Washington report notes testimony under White House backing shows the anti trust crusade has largely faded except around elections. Observers reference Du Pont nylon history and a defense of big business citing high wages, mass production, and government role. FTC data show 46 percent of manufacturing wealth in 113 corporations.
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Washington
White House
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
House Judiciary Committee
du Pont
Tom Clarke
New Deal
United States
Clark
Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Federal Trade Commission
No Falsies for Jap Gals
Sam Sadeki, 47, Osaka railway chief touring America, says Japanese taste favors bumpless silhouettes and kimono wearers avoid falsies. He notes silk stockings flatter legs, sees room for vending and hostess roles, and compares Japan to the United States where crowds and customs differ. He plans to lure tourists and even buy a baseball team someday.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sam
Osaka
Japan
Isamu Sadeki
Kinki Nippon Railway
Orient
Sadeki
America
Japanese Silk Assn
Even as a Father
The piece reflects on parental love as a model for God's love. It notes the tireless care of parents for misbehaving children and asserts that divine love remains constant and reachable for all people, regardless of personal faults. The tone urges belief in enduring, unconditional divine compassion.
How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Questions
A dated quiz scoring scheme describes daily results from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius down to Good. It lists ten example questions about geology history geography and literature and directs readers to turn to Page 2 for answers.
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United States
Thailand
Reno
Nevada
Saudi Arabia
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Sea
Red Sea
James
Tdiot
Canberra
Minister Granted Permit to Add Home Addition
Rev Norman E Cooper awarded permission to add a two story 14 by 21 foot extension to his residence at 449 N Braddock St with an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. Additional remodeling permits issued to Ivy Heltzel for plaster replacement new floors in three rooms and furnace installation at 21 W Germain St to Homer C Conard of 28 Jackson Ave for a 7 by 8 foot addition to 1038 Orchard Ave and Sidney E Lee of 727 Woodland Ave to enclose a back porch.
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Norman E. Cooper
N. Braddock St
Ivy Heltzel
W. Germain St
Homer C. Conard
Jackson Ave
Orchard Ave
Sidney E. Lee
Woodland Ave
Moscow to Open Stores Representing Soviet Nationalities
Moscow plans a new group of restaurants and stores representing various Soviet nationalities. Ogonek featured Armenian drawings, showing careful design to reflect Armenian art and architecture. The project highlights cultural variety in the capital commerce.
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Moscow
Ogonek
Soviet Picture Magazine
Armenia
Keep Up With the Home Town News
Local readers are urged to subscribe to The STAR offering hometown updates and community notices for a weekly rate of 20 cents. The appeal emphasizes timely local news, events, and highlights from the town and surrounding area.
Fair Weather Across Nation With Regional Temperature Variations
The nation sees fair and pleasant conditions overall with local showers along the Gulf Coast and a belt from Michigan to Kansas. Cooling in the Mid Atlantic and New England contrasts with milder readings in the South and central Mississippi Valley. A stray fact notes a worker bee weighing one five thousandth of a pound.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
New England
Minnesota
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
The Golden Shoestring on a Transatlantic Flight
Terry Austin travels from Guatemala to New York amid rumors of wealth while hiding almost nothing of a broken fortune. In New York she faces love, envy, and a search for purpose as she and her friend Helen navigate a world of luxury and shattered dreams.
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Terry Austin
Guatemala
New York
Jim Southard
LaGuardia
Terry
Helen Lannis
Southard
Mark Austin
Helen
Frank
London
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Roanoke World News
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King Ranch
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