Mao Seen as Philosopher Leader in Peiping Campaign
Chinese and Indian observers note Peiping justifies Mao Zedong as a scientist philosopher and revolutionary figure. Moscow treats Mao as a great leader, not a full equal, while India’s Panikkar faces criticism for leaning left and Tibet policy amid cross‑border tensions.
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Mao
Kremlin
Peiping
Chou
Panikkar
New Delhi
Tibet
Jawaharlal Nehru
Social Security Benefits Explained in Plain Terms
The article outlines old age and survivors insurance under the Federal program, detailing retirement and survivor benefits, lump sum burial aid, and how benefits are calculated under the 1950 formula. It lists who qualifies for wives husbands and children benefits and where to get information in Marlboro, Concord, and Maynard offices.
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Marlboro
Concord
Maynard Town House
Oil soot spoils Boston skating on soft ice
Boston officials blame oil soot from converted heating systems for mushy ice at the Public Garden lagoon. The once popular winter pastime has suffered as ice quality worsens due to cooling oil emissions.
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Boston
U. P
Korean War Vet Houseless Family of Ten in 30 Foot Trailer
Camp Atterbury Indiana report of Korean War veteran Sgt John McCoy living with his wife and eight children in a 30 foot trailer. He says landlords ask about children and he could not deny eight, leading to a crowded setup with three older girls on the couch and four boys who bivouac on the kitchen floor.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
John McCoy
McCoy
Sandra
Only One Child Left On Island And Sure
Gerry Kyne aged four is the sole child on Blasket Island Ireland and wants to leave for New York. With no school or doctors on the storm battered isle his parents and islanders fear his wish to depart will end a long tradition of staying.
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Blasket Island
Ireland
U.P
Atlantic
Gerry Kyne
New York
Gerry
Manhattan
Dublin
Farmers cold shoulder grounded airplanes
Cleveland dispatch notes growing number of forced landings by privately owned aircraft. Aviation insurer Raymond T Bartnett says property owners now hold planes for large sums, risking loss of use and damages. He calls the practice illegal and questions its legality and ethics. Delaware is mentioned in relation to whipping posts as a punishment.
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Cleveland
U.P
Raymond T Bartnett
Bartnett
Red Cross Fund Drive Stampede by Young Puppeteer
In Westover Field Massachusetts the 12 year old son of a Navy petty officer staged a two night puppet show in his father's garage to aid Red Cross funds. He donated the proceeds totaling 1.07 dollars to Red Cross headquarters the next day.
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Westover Field
Mass
U.P
Red Cross
Donald Maidlow
Water of life origins and regional nickname in Alabama
The article tracing the phrase water of life notes aqua vitae eau de vie and acquavit as medieval terms for distilled spirits. J E Fort of Schenley Distributors Inc cites origins as all meaning water of life. Birmingham, Alabama is nicknamed the Pittsburgh of the South.
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Ins
J E. Fort
Schenley, Disstributors
Incc
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh
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