Red schoolhouse near Fifth Avenue teaches Soviet children
An INS report describes a clandestine looking school near swank Fifth Avenue in New York teaching children of Soviet diplomats the same lessons as in Moscow. About 60 Russian youngsters from first to high school ages study under Soviet teachers in a mansion hall with Lenin imagery and red banners. The Soviet consulate confirms the school operates with diplomatic status and teaches the same curriculum, saying there is no difference between the two systems.
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New York
INS
Swank
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt Mansion
Russia
United States
Soviet Russia
Swankiest
Realtors Grow by 6753 Members in 1946 national gain
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports 6753 new members in 1946 raising total to 35241. Morgan L Fitch is named as the new president and chairman of the membership committee. The number of real estate boards increases by 100 to 882.
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Chicago
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Morgan L. Fitch
Even Marines Need Help at Times
In New York City, over 330 fathers of Marines formed the Marine Corps Fathers Association to aid fellow Marines. The group offers interest free loans with flexible repayment and no collateral, started in 1942 by Julius J. Keilson and others after sons were killed in action, with about $2,800 provided so far.
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York
New York City
Montezuma
Tripoli
Marine Corps Fathers Association
Julius J. Keilson
Czech Cultural Events And Aid Efforts Highlight Cedar Rapids Page
The South Side News reports on a Czech Dramatic Association musical at C.S.P.S. hall for Masaryk’s birthday, film showings at the Strand, and Sokol events. It covers community fundraisers, the Czech American National Alliance’s aid to war victims, the Czech Melody program’s schedule, and veteran support from the Marine Fathers group.
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Madlenka
C.s.ps. Hall
Czech Dramatic Association
Masaryk
Joseph Svoboda
Brno
Czechoslovakia
Coe College
Ee Pesek
Sokol
Chicago
Praha
Cedar Rapids
Weekend Ride Keeps Minnesotan Driver Moving
Minneapolis report notes Fred R. Mielke, 61, travels 85 miles from Fairfax to Minneapolis each weekend, showing enduring dedication to his routine.
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Minneapolis
Fred R. Mielke
Fairfax, Minn
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Saul Pett
South Side News
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Federation of Czech Groups
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C. S. P. S. Hall
Prokop’s Bazaar
Ted Hlubucek
WMT
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Tarawa
George Prussin
Dr. Prussin
Grand Central Station
Marine Fathers
Danbury
Conn
Col
R. E. Ant
Third Marine Reserve District
C.S.A
C.S.P.S. Hall
W. L. Blazek
John L Yuza
Ligabita
Purdie
Pat-A-Kake
May's Drug Store
Second Street
W. T. Sands
Hotel Roosevelt
Richan Jost Trs
Des Dair
Super Service Oil Company
DIAL
Tenth Street
Mello D
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Clule
Mielke
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RCA Victor Records
Massenet’s—Le Cid Ballet
Boston Pops Orchestra
Victor DM
Gladys Swarthout
Victor
Thomas Beecham
Lonton Philharmonic
Richard Crooks
Barcarolle Romberg Orchestra
Cnn
Clair DE Lune Liebestraume
Jose Iturbi
Wieder Esigo
General Mills Choir
Vietor Piga
Artie Shaw
Essen
Tommy Dorsey
Glenn Miller
Benny Goodman
Irving Berlin
Wayne King
Sanford
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Harrugen
Larson’s
PTA
RINSO
Pimiento
Johnson
Corfee
Folger
Sunshine Market
First Avenue
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