Paul Gallico lampoons Soviet actions in belittling remark
In a satirical column, Paul Gallico mocks Soviet officials and the Moscow embassy controversy surrounding Mme. Oksana Kosenkina. He jokes about giving a fictional Order of International Fatheads to Soviet Consul Jacob Lomakin upon his return to Moscow, praising the absurdity of his actions.
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Bellevue
Jacob Lomakin
Stalin
Lomakin
Moscow
Henry Wallace
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Zot I. Chepurnykh
Kosenkina
Disunity in Europe and Soviet Clerical Errors Highlight Tensions
Walter Lippmann argues Western Europe shows policy of each nation for itself, hindered by distrust and Greek Turkish and German claims, while the United States and Britain face a split strategy. He warns the stalemate risks a broader war, with a looming buffer zone and weak alliance structure.
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Europe
European Recovery Program
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Britain
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Hoffman
Harriman
General Clay
Amer
Ican
Western Union
Western
Western Europe
United States
Red Army
Western Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Herald Tribune
Globe News Publishing Co. details and subscription rates
Amarillo Texas publisher notes its Evening Globe News alignment with The Amarillo Daily News and lists staff titles and contact details. It shows subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with annual and short-term options and a postal notice of second class matter.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Tito’s Dilemma Rocking Europe and the Cold War
The article notes Washington officials fear Tito’s clash with the Comintern could spark a wider European crisis. Bulgaria backs Tito while Albania and Romania oppose him. A Yugoslavian purge looms as Communists drift from Tito and anti-Communists doubt his independence from Moscow.
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Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Comintern
Germany
Europe
Kremlin
Eastern
Bulgaria
Albania
Romania
Tito
Moscow
Church Leader Warns On China Communist Rise
Archbishop Francis Cardinal Sperlman of New York warns in stark terms about a potential Communist victory in China with 350 million people and asks where that would leave the United States and the free world.
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China
Francis Carpinal Sperlman
New York
Berlin Officers State Duty to Occupied Areas
In Berlin the occupying powers confirm plans under postwar accords and declare intent to remain in the zones. Secretary Haue outlines strategic management and governance for Germany through ongoing Allied supervision.
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Berlin
Germany
Strate Manrs Haue
Billy Rose eyes Met with plan to run opera
Billy Rose proposes taking over the Metropolitan Opera for one year to streamline operations and fix deficits. He argues a modern overhaul can restore public support and profits, citing past hits and his belief in the Met’s prestige.
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George A. Sloan
Metropolitan Opera Association
Met
Mr. Sloan
Metropolitan
Sloan
Thirty-ninth Street
Lawrence Tibbett
American Guild of Musical Artists
Deems Taylor
Marks Levine
Arraways
Rose
Eleanor
Carmen Jones
Oscar Hammerstein
Papa
Hedy Lamarr
M'lady Manhattan
Museum of Art
42Nd Street Library
Polk Street Professor Praises Disorderly Daughter’s Impact
A speaker jokes about his chaotic daughter causing more trouble than a school of 600 with frequent missteps. He notes floods from forgotten water off, locks the key, missed pay, and wild messes at home. He quips her college departure may spare the world, even Standard Oil, from her misactivity.
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Jenkins Music Company
Standard Oil Company
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal 58 Furnished 1 6 Pictured with folios
Puzzle shows clues across and down for a 58 horizontal fill. Entries include Israeli leader, dawn goddess, sun god, tellurium symbol, and various common words. It lists many short clues with Abbreviations and thematic entries.
Rules for hat etiquette in daily life and public spaces
The piece outlines when to remove or keep hats in various settings. Doff hats when greeting women or entering private homes or churches, and in private offices. In elevators of private buildings you remove hats, but not in office building elevators. Do not remove hats when walking in theater aisles or in public streets unless entering a restaurant or check room.
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Artists and Writers Serv
Westport. Con
Joint Command Formed for Iraq and Trans-Jordan Armies
Baghdad reports a joint command of the Iraqi and Trans-Jordan armies has been created. In Damascus, Syrian Premier Jamil Mardam Bey said the Arab League will discuss stronger Arab cooperation and unification of command of their fighting forces at the next meeting.
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Baghdad
AR Iraqui
Iraq
Trans-Jordan
Damascus
Jamil Mardam Bey
Arab League
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Southern Brokerage Co
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