Unrest in Latin America Driven by Plenty and Poverty
The report describes Latin America facing rising prices, scarce circulation, and a widening gap between rich and poor. Inflation, wartime trade effects, and rapid postwar spending spawn social tension, with protests and distrust toward governments and foreign powers.
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Czechoslovak Jurist Dr Tar Rerno Embarks New UN Role
Dr Tar Rerno, a Czechoslovak jurist and former diplomat born in Mysore in 1401, survived German occupation, engaged in the French Resistance, and built a career with the League of Nations and United Nations. He served in Paris naval diplomacy, participated in the Paris Peace Conference, and held posts including minister to the Netherlands and UN committees.
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Bigger tea harvest this year in Soviet regions
The article notes a large tea crop expansion in 1935 across the Soviet Union with over 2,500 acres planted on the Black Sea coast of Georgia and a wartime drop forecast. It mentions a goal of 25 000 tons more in the five year plan and describes mechanized picking being tested by Soviet engineers to replace workers.
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Political turmoil reopens rift in Socialist party leadership
The article reports a split within a political group named the Socialist faction as a senior director general and party figures clash over a so called peace position. It notes a study of party leadership changes and mentions Ministerial roles, with details of a reader long-time member and the emergence of new factions. The piece highlights internal debate and potential shifts in allegiance amid factional tension.
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Five Thousand Pound Afghan Royal Baby Layette Planned
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