Lonely Viennese and His Horse Hit The Road
Ignaz Barb a 70 year old Vienna resident who once rode as an Uhlan and later a coachman sold his belongings to take a last ride with his six year old mare Bertha He plans to travel across Europe with the horse before possibly returning to move into a room reserved for the aged authorities told him to part with Bertha but he chose a final journey over immediate admission Bertha remains his only companion amid poverty and memory of a life with horses in Vienna}
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Tito Calls Russian Red Party Machine
Marshal Tito described the Russian Communist party as a bureaucratic machine in a Belgrade speech to Yugoslav party school students. He warned the Soviet actions disturb the world working class and said it must be opposed. Tito noted his split with Moscow in 1948 and asserted experience would prove who is right.
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Japanese Actress Shirley Yamaguchi Recovers From Surgery
Shirley Yamaguchi, 24, a Japanese film actress studying love making, is recovering after a minor operation. Dr. John C. Egan reported she is doing well and may leave the hospital soon. She arrived three days ago and expressed a wish to meet Charles Beyer, while commenting on Van Johnson.
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Bushman Gorillas Makes Return To Health At Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago news reports Lincoln Park Zoo gorilla Bushman eating well and showing signs of recovery after a heart attack last Thursday. Keeper Ed Robinson confirmed improvement while veterinarians keep him on digitalis as he progresses.
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West Germans Draft Civil Aviation Plans
West Germany officials said they are drafting plans for civilian aviation development as the country prepares for future air travel expansion. The announcements come as BOM in Germany outlines broader postwar reconstruction and modernization efforts.
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West Germany Hopes to Lift Postwar Aviation Ban
German transport minister Hans Seebohm voiced hope that allied restrictions on postwar aerial activity will end soon enabling West Germany to resume civil aviation. A man sustained facial burns and leg injuries when an explosive device struck near a steel post, while a youth and others in Charleston were treated and released from Charleston General Hospital.
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