Air cooperation grows as ICAO code links nations
The Dublin conference ends with a new transatlantic flight code and seven North Atlantic control centers to safeguard aviation. The United States signs five freedoms accords with France and Greece, with Australia upcoming, aiming to tighten world airways and curb fear with cooperation. Arthur S. Roberts argues progress mirrors UN aims and warns against easy shortcuts.
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Hunter College
Dublin
Ireland
International Civil Aviation Organization
North Atlantic
Montreal
Atlantic
Chicago
United States
Reykjavik
Sola
Prestwick
Lisbon
Madrid
Casablanca
Azores
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Russia
Spain
France
United Kingdom
Greece
Australia
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Benes quell fears of wider war with Russia isolation
President Edward Benes of Czechoslovakia argues the current tension will not provoke a full conflict between England and the United States against Russia. He cautions the nations may instead drift into lasting strategic isolation from one another.
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England
United States
Russia
Edward Benes
Czechoslovakia
Spot Bear Tracks in Postponed Atomic Tests Delay
Paul Mallon interprets the postponement of atomic bomb tests to July 1 amid diplomatic turmoil. Congress and defense officials question the rationale while foreign policy signals from Stalin remain inconsistent. A teacher sums up the mood with the bear tracks metaphor as cautious observers await clearer progress.
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Congress
Russia
Canada
Stalin
Moscow
UNO
Potsdam
Molotov
Vishinski
Sukov
Parties should keep pledges in a reform plan
Henry Wallace urges a party discipline system to bind leaders and members to major national policy pledges. He proposes a joint party committee to select key issues and sanction defectors, while the minority party would face similar consequences. The aim is a government that reflects the people’s will and can act decisively. Stamford police seek missing bloodhound as they consider hiring another dog after failed searches.
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Women's Democratic Club
Washington
Congress
Wallace
House
Senate
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Congressional Committee
Stamford
Conn
Eastern Churches and the Russia Return Referenced
George E. Sokolsky surveys the 1910s to 1920s Vatican relations with Eastern churches. He notes the Lwow council talk of uniting with Russia and discusses historic church structures, national ties, and political manipulation under state control in Russia and Ukraine.
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Moscow
Rome
Roman Empire
Russia
Peter the Great
Holy Synod
Pobiedonostzey
Christ
Alexandria
Antioch
Jerusalem
Byzantium
Constantinople
Europe
Churches of the East
Western
Brest-Litovsk
Mother
Polk Street Professor Speaks On Old Age And New Ideas
The speaker claims many so called old people are young at heart and cautions against clinging to old ideas. He mocks the stubborn critic who resists change and insists on being always right, hoping not to grow old in mind.
Crossworld Puzzle Horizont 1 Pictured ac tion expert
Crossword puzzle clues list with entries spanning across verticals and horizontals. Contains Greek letters animal terms and abbreviations including US Aeronautics Administration reference and Daniel Guggenheim Medal mention.
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