Poor little brutes American children spoiled too early
London philosopher Cyril E M Joad denounces American parenting for forcing early maturity. He says parents' indulgence creates brisk, uniform child adults and notes Algerian children visiting Britain reflect the trend with clothing and manners that strip childhood of restraint.
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London
Cyril E. M. Joad
Lord Rothermere
Sunday Dispatch
Joad
London Univer
Sity
School of Philosophy
Animals Threaten Towns in Africa
The worst drought in years drives thirsty wild animals into Kenyan towns. Elephants roam city streets as residents bar bid themselves in. At Voi, about 100 miles from Mombasa, over 400 elephants have harassed residents for two weeks.
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Africa
Mombasa
Kenya
Voi
Chinese Open Free Area Gains in June Uprising
Nationalists report guerrillas wiped out two Communist regiments and created a free area in a June 4 uprising across three mainland counties near Shanghai. Each village within the growing zone reportedly flies the Nationalist flag despite Red reinforcements in Chekiang and Fukien.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Shanghai
Tate
Nationalist
Ministry of the Interior
Seaboard
Chekiang
Fukien
West Virginia Newspaper Council Ends Outing
West Virginia State Newspaper Council members returned to desks across the state after a three day outing sponsored by the Brewers Foundation. They will meet in Morgantown September 25 27 to consider reorganizing into a state press association. A committee on dues and membership scales was instructed to report in September.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
Brewers’ Foundation
Daniel Boone Hotel
Don Freeman
Virginia
Kentucky
John T. Copenhaver
Joseph W. Short
Ravenswood
Press Association
Short
Manual on Corporate Giving Published by Planning Association
The National Planning Association released a 400 page manual of Corporate Giving detailing how corporations can donate up to 5 percent of earnings tax free. It estimates industry gifts could reach 2.9 billion dollars this year toward education, research and welfare, with high tax rates and profits boosting incentive to give. Editors Beardsley Ruml and Theodore Geiger outline benefits, methods, and safeguards for donors while arguing private support sustains local decision making against centralized government control.
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Sterling
Gina Washington
National Planning Association Today
Treasury
Beardsley Ruml
Theodore Geiger
Planning Association
Pope Says Terror Binds Unbelievers
In Vatican City on June 15 Pope Pius XII told Home University students that people who do not believe in God can only be held together by terror. He addressed about 2,400 students and professors and urged fraternity in modern society based on Christian principles. He cited Masses that do not believe in God as examples of those held together by fear.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Furniture Market Opens in Chicago With 30000 Buyers
About 30,000 furniture buyers from across the nation flocked to Chicago for the opening of the 1 day summer market at the American Furniture Mart and Merchandise Mart. Industry officials predict a billion dollars in orders and potential lower prices to benefit middle income families. General manager Wallace QC noted trends toward casual living designs as Gen. Lawrence H. Whiting predicted strong show volumes and value built into most items.
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Chicago
INS
Formorroty
Merchandise Mart
Lawrence H
Harriman Receives Chopsticks From Chinese Community
W Averell Harriman Mutual Security Agency director and Democratic candidate met Washington's Chinese community at a reception. He was honored with chopsticks given by six year old twins Douglas and Ernest Lee. The boys asked their mother what the items were.
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Washington
W. Averell
Harriman
Mutual Security Agency
Douglas
Ernest Lee
Russian Diplomat Vanishes in London
London hushes over disappearance of Pavel Kuznetsov second secretary at the Soviet Embassy. British authorities report no attempt to intercept him despite immunity. Kuznetsov linked to William Marshall case as contact with possible enemy information.
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London
Pavel Kuznetsov
Britain
Moscow
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
Kuznetsov
William Martin’ Marshall
Foreign Office
Kuznetsoy
Boy Dies After Locking Self in Car
In Indianapolis a 5 year old boy, Max M Tuttle, crawled into his father's sedan and slammed the door. The temperature reached 93 degrees as the child was found dead in the hot car. A city ambulance doctor labeled the death heat prostration.
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Indianapolis
Max 'M
Tuttle
Sity
Quirino Plans State Visit to Indonesia
Malacanang sources say President Elpidio Quirino intends to fly to Indonesia around August 8 for a one week state visit. The trip is part of ongoing Philippine diplomacy with Southeast Asia and involves discussions with Indonesian leaders on regional cooperation.
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Quirino
Manila
Malacanan Palace
Elpidio Quirino
Indonesia
Premature Quintuplets Die in Taranto
In Taranto Italy on June 15 Mrs Anna Locritano a 34 year old fisherman's wife delivered premature quintuplets three girls and two boys all five infants died born tonight in a tragic medical case.
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Taranto
Italy
Anna Locritano
Two Girls Cross Channel in Dinghy
In Dover last night two young women sailed a 12 foot dinghy from Dover to Boulogne France. Janet Cohen eighteen and Jit Taylor twenty six claimed to be the first women to accomplish the feat. They lost compass in fog but a French lighthouse blinked, guiding them to safety.
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Eng
Boulogne
France
Janet Cohen
Jit Taylor
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