World Famous American Singer to Perform in Soviet Union
The article notes a renowned American singer headlines a touring program in the Soviet Union. It highlights cross cultural exchange and the artist’s planned performances, with emphasis on diplomatic overtones and public interest across both nations.
Longest World Lease Tied to Taft Family Heritage
December 31, 1849 Alphonso A Taft signed a 10 000 year lease of the Mercantile Library of Cincinnati to the Library for 10000 cash ending December 31 11849 with renewal possible forever. Habu Koller born in Germany to Egyptian parents born 52 in age lost tongue for refusing arms during WWI and trained his tongue to lift 105 pounds now performing at A Century of Progress in Chicago.
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Alphonso A. Taft
President Taft
United States
Mercantile Library
Cincinnati
Ohio
Habu Koller
Germany
Orient
Habu
Century of Progress
Chicago
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