German Student Relief Effort as Seen by UC Israel
An exile report on German student relief work notes deep German nationalism and suspicion toward foreign aid. It describes difficulties due to imperial attitudes, German views of cultural custodianship, and distrust of aid from a Jewish-rooted secretary and Anglo-Saxon bodies amid postwar strain.
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Ar. Yarrel
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European Student Relief
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Student Christian Federation
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Ministry of Welfare
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Certral Co-Operative
Aged Man Held for Killing in Bootlegger Run
Yonkers reports a 77 year old man arrested at night on homicide charges in the shooting of Siepnen Piraino during a clash over 18 cases of liquor moved by an Army truck to a local cafe. Inn proprietors James and Salvador Castaldo were jailed on promicide charges. five witnesses identified.
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Yonkers
N. Hirschfield
Archaeologists Hope to Find Tutankhamen Body in Tomb
Luxor correspondent reports Lord Carnavan and Howard Carter believe newly opened chambers are ante chambers to the king’s mausoleum. They cite unopened seals suggesting Tutankhamen’s sarcophagus and funeral canopies, with riches and sacred furnishings likely intact in the deeper royal tomb.
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London
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Luxor
London Times
Lord Carnavan
Howard Carter
First Royal Tomb Found With Doorway Intact
The report notes a royal tomb discovered with its doorway preserved as sealed by inspectors of Ramesses IX. Officials warn that safe entry requires removing and conserving objects from the initial chambers, asking for patience from the archaeological world while preparations proceed over the next two months.
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R ' Scovery
Rameses IX
Man Freed of Charge for Neglecting Farm Stock
Fairfield January 1 Special James A Smith of Biae Frock turnpike arraigned in Town court charged with neglect of farm stock found not guilty Judge Jonathan Grout presiding. Connecticut Humane Society investigated conditions at his farm. Advertisement copy features unrelated product text.
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Fairfield
James A. Smith
Biae ‘Frock Turnpike
Jonathan, Grout
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