Finland Fears Soviet Pressure From Moscow Ties
In Helsinki, Finns worry about a Russian squeeze as Communist influence grows. The article notes Finland's unique resistance, the cabinet powers held by Communists and People's Democratic Union, and the political implications of Moscow aligned factionalism amid inflation and postwar conditions.
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Russia
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People’s Democrats
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Yrgo Leino
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Count Zeppelin Finishes First Airship in 1900
The article notes Count Zeppelin completed his first airship in the year 1900 marking a milestone in early aviation. It highlights the achievement as a significant step in the development of airship technology.
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Count Zeppelin
Aussies Develop Rocket Range
Report from Canberra describes plans to establish a rocket range at Mount Eba in South Australia for about 600 families. An RAAF unit will build an aerodrome and hangars within three months, while light aircraft and equipment are flown in.
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Mount Eba
South Australia
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French Say Money Not Love Tops Life Values in France
A 1947 Britannica poll found most French men rating money as the most important life factor, with those prioritizing love claiming greater happiness overall.
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Chicago
France
Vandenberg Praises Borah as Greater Than Presidents
In the Capitol rotunda on Friday Senator Vandenberg of Michigan lauded E. Borah of Idaho as surpassing seven White House occupants during Borah’s 33 years in the Senate. He said Borah’s stature exceeded any president and suggested the presidency could add nothing to Borah’s laurels.
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Franklin D. Roosev
Platinum Supply Tied to Ural Mountains Source
The article notes that more than 90 percent of the world’s platinum previously originated in the Ural mountains, highlighting a heavy reliance on that region for global supply.
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Ural Mountains
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