World Court evolution mirrors Anglo American pattern
Washington observes that the World Court at The Hague is expanding in function and prestige, with experts predicting a future where disputed international issues are brought before a court. The article notes a heavy docket, potential crime jurisdiction, and the court’s methodical process, while contrasting it with U.S. Supreme Court procedures. It highlights ongoing disputes involving Morocco, Liechtenstein, Guatemala and others, plus calls for world bills of lading and a world criminal court.
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Russia
Korea
The
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Richard
IHS
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World Court
United States
Morocco
Great Britain
France
Liechtenstein
Guatemala
John the Good
Britain
Norway
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
England
1 Timothy 1 12 Verse Bring Faithful Conviction
A brief biblical verse notes Paul’s certainty in his belief and trust in Christ. He speaks of being unashamed because he knows whom he has believed in and about the one who is able to guard what he has entrusted to him until the day.
Looking At Life In Chicago Convention Hustle
The author describes being kicked out at home by his wife in Chicago as he travels for conventions. He jokes about domestic chaos, meals, and being billed for travel tips and services. He notes the trip to Jackson Hole is postponed and promises to share more later.
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Jackson Hole
Grand Pou Teton ‘National Park
Chicago
Wyoming
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Juan and Evita Peron built a luxury retreat near Buenos Aires guarded for theft. A workman arrived daily with a straw filled wheelbarrow, arousing suspicion but yielding nothing. A year later the guard discovered a joke, the wheelbarrows held the secret. A renowned tom bomb expert took a vacation, then returned to a sign reading Back in three weeks Gone fission.
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Juan
Evita Peron
Buenos Aires
You’re Telling Me By William Ait
Television shows that Republican and Democrat delegates resemble each other closely. The piece notes Democrats sleep more soundly, while a curious remark suggests a wary, satirical take on political figures and behavior.
Baytown Sun masthead and rate notice clipped
The Baytown Sun shows editor publisher advertising manage office manager and subscription rates. By carrier one month twelve dollars a year with mail subscriptions payable in advance. By mail shows monthly and yearly pricing entries and a national representative note. Baytown Texas post office details indicate second class matter status.
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Glace Eee
Baytown, Texas
Seerveee
iBy
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Baytown
Texas
Postoffice
Air Force admits flying saucers could be from another planet
Washington reports the Air Force now treats saucers as more than myths, noting radar sightings and potential interplanetary craft. Observers and tests expand in New Mexico and at Wright Field, Dayto n, as officials watch patterns, cameras on radars, and 24 hour observers while skeptics recall hoaxes and jet fighter footage.
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Washington
Air Force
Pearson Washington
Moon
New Mexico
Wright Field
Dayton
Air
Bheckiel
George Koehler
Denver
Venus
Nick Mariana
Great Falls
Mont
Whistled question sparks tense barber shop incident
A one-armed man entered Greco's barber shop and assaulted a young partner who had just left school. The assailant drew blood in four places as the partner tried to cover confusion by asking a question. The customer replied that he had lost his arm in a saw-mill.
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Greco
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge The Answer Quick
Quick knowledge quiz style item listing True or false questions and prompts about salt water fish frogs lynx Hawaii population and bronze statues plus historical figures births and events. Includes a cryptic note on language VARSITY and a fragmentary section asking to identify a radio singer and a famous sculptor and a survey item about wildcats and the 1940 census.
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Hawaii
Canito
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Harmonica Legend Forges Trossingen 500th Birthday Echo
In Germany the south town of Trossingen marks its 500th anniversary with a nod to the harmonica industry. The famous mouth organ shop and factory sustain much of the town, linking the instrument to its modern growth from Friedrich Buschmann’s 1821 Berlin invention, while oriental precursors influenced early mouth organs across Asia.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Germany
Trossingen
Library of Congress
National Geographic Society
Tressingen
Württemberg-Hohenzollern
Friedrich Buschmann
Berlin
Buschmans
Harmonica pocket tricks and historic notes in brief
A collage of short items covers harmonica lore from Benjamin Franklin connected mouth organ debates to early models and performance, then shifts to a wood forming process, traffic injuries in the US, shower curtain fabrics, Ireland’s fishing claim, hospital birth trends in Canada, Mars surface temp, and Britain’s export profile.
Airlines Merger Probed as London Hostages Noted
Five years ago today headlines warned of an airline merger under government scrutiny and British hostages hanged while the United States protested asset removals from satellites. Veterans of Foreign Wars district conference planned at Robert R. Tuck post. Goose Creek Lodge to Humble to reestablish lodge.
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U. S
State Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert R. Tuck
Goose Creek
The
Knights of Pythias
Humbie
C. B. Bounds
Rio Grande Valley
Maugham Hosts American Visitors at Villa Mauresque
Somerset Maugham welcomes guests at Villa Mauresque near Nice, recounting talks with his guests and sharing stories of his life in Cap Ferrat. He recalls his 14 acre estate, wartime occupiers, and past acquaintances while a party at his home discusses literature, film, and social viewpoints.
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Maugham
Somerset Maugham
Cap Ferrat
Anti
Pics
France
Nice
Negresco
Sydney Bechet
le Jazz Bop
Villa Mauresque
Morocco
Maughaem
Alan Searle
Alan
Ugham
Sinclair Lewis
Red Lewis
Rair
Gi Ésinger
New York
Mangham
En Fe
Mr. Maugham
Sun Slants By Fred Hane on Election Laughs and Tales
A humorous column weaves anecdotes from Mrs Emmett and a voting booth incident with a shirt message. It moves to Congressman Albert Thomas and Mrs Sparkman, recalling a classmate tie in Alabama. The piece contrasts light political satire with a note on the county commission's future push and a promise to analyze the situation.
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