Baltic Envoys Keep Flags Flying In US Despite Annexation
A handful of Baltic diplomats including Latvia Lithuania and Estonia maintain missions in the United States after Soviet annexation in 1940. They receive State Department oversight, perform non diplomatic tasks, and engage with Baltic communities through translations, real estate matters, publications, and public events. Dr. Arnolds Spekke heads Latvia, Joseph Kajeckas leads Lithuania, and Ernst Jaakson serves Estonia in New York.
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Baltic Nations in U S Census Count and Attitude
A fragmentary report notes Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston as Baltic settlement centers in the United States. Census figures show Lithuanians Latvians and Estonians totaling about 1.892 million, with Lithuania and Latvia represented amid a broader Baltic derivative population, while a cafe anecdote reflects lingering independence sentiments.
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Manager cites expediency in tough cost times
The quote notes that rising costs force decisions, with the manager saying, in hard times, nobody can make both ends meet. The line reflects financial pressure and pragmatic choices over ideal outcomes.
St Louis Publisher Dies at Hospital After Illness
New York CAP Richardtson publisher of the St. Janet and board member of The Associated Press collapsed at Madison Avenue Hospital amid family presence. His wife Amberg, three children and close relatives were with him at the Drake Hotel before he fell ill. He reportedly died of a heart attack.
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