RUSSIAN AMENDMENTS AND LOST EXPLORERS IN HISTORY
The column surveys Russian constitutional amendments after the 1998 draft, noting mass discussions and 154000 proposed changes, and contrasts Russian public involvement with American governance. It also reports Col. Perry Fawcett and son Jack possibly found after 20 years in the Brazilian jungle, with Edmar Morel presenting a Brazilian claim and a mysterious Indian boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry H. Faweall
Jack
Brnaillan
Foringese
Pawcett
Edmar Morel
Morel
Jack Fawcett
Fayyselt
Redfern
Eso
Amazon Duingles
Edterh
Fawcett
David ‘Livingstone
Earth
Henry M. Stanle
Livingstone
Fragmented wartime Russia Finland passage reflects shifting alliances
The fragment discusses a controversy over Russia and Finland during wartime, noting American memory of a courageous international figure and reactions to Ma Thi’s willingness to seek shelter under Nazi protection. It hints at Helsinki, alliance shifts, and disapproval of moves perceived as coercive.
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Pinland
Ma- Thi
Ted
Helsinki
Finland
Auis
Moscow's Recognition Move for 48 Minorities Sparks Debate
Washington reports that the Soviet Supreme Soviet empowered 18 republics to deal directly with foreign powers and recognize 48 minority nationalities. The article notes Ukrainians and Russians dominate the union, outlines republic powers, and cites Estonian Latvia and Lithuania as not yet recognized by the United States.
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Ned Numdress
Washington
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Russia
Molotoy
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Re
Europe
Finland
Balkans
Asia ‘Minor
S.R. Alsohonds
Natral
Johannes Vares
United” States
Estonia
Lithuania
Latvia
U. S.S.R
Moscow
Stalin
Communist Party
Embargo by Railroads Affects Philadelphia Firms
Twenty years ago an embargo by the American Association of Railroads took effect in Philadelphia affecting 13 produce firms. The action aimed to curb a backlog of about 500 carloads of surplus fresh vegetables stored on railroad sidings.
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Philadelphia
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Medical notes reflect 1943 advances with penicillin proving far more potent than sulfa against streptococci and late infections. Penicillin aids osteomyelitis treatment while anesthesia advances include continuous caudal analgesia in childbirth. Sulfameroaine, a new sulfonamide, is cited among life saving discoveries by researchers aiding troops.
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Tash
Quiz questions from a classified page
A reader questions a set of trivia items from a classifieds page. Questions cover true false statements about geography and history, authorship of The Marble Faun, Pentagon details, the Chief Justice’s salary, Pike’s Peak, and an old Italian proverb. The fragment ends with a request to name a city linked to an Italian proverb and a note that half of the northeastern name originated from a misread clue.
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Straits of Dover
France
Spain
Pentagon Building
Arlington
Navy Department
United States
Pike's Peak
Kerosene Fatal to Small Child in Titusville
Renald Snyder a 20 month old from Titusville Route 1 died en route to Titusville Hospital after drinking kerosene. Coroner said the parents may have misled investigators about the bottle origin. The accident occurred Tuesday while the child explored the kitchen, prompting a poisoning report and inquiry.
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Titusville
Renald Snyder
Merle Snyder
Titusvill
Gilson Ridge
Wewuty
Snyder
Will Probe Accident to Kane Zig Zagger
Deb Kane, 50, suffered head injuries after his car veered from Route Sinaide in Kane borough, struck a tree, and threw him through the windshield. He was taken to Kane Summit Hospital in an unconscious condition. Borough police investigate zig zag driving reports linked to a state highway truck being forced off the road just before the wreck.
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Kane
Cnaries Weaver
Route Sinaide
Kane Summit
Sig-Ade
Tragic Kerosene Accident In Titusville
An infant reportedly swallowed about an ounce of kerosene. Parents rushed the child to a physician after confirmation by Mr Snyder. The baby grew seriously ill and died before a doctor could aid recovery. Dr Sonne issued the certificate of death.
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Snyder
Titusville
Sonne
Erie Court Weighs Abortion Conspiracy Charges
In Erie County Court a case against Lenit Bell 48 and Ross W. Thompson on abortion and conspiracy charges was set for life defendants. Attorneys Jiuliante Rossiter and Pitman moved to quash arguing grand jury binding over by Justice Goodwin dated June 10, 1948, was superseded by a later September grand jury and this month’s grand jury.
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Erie
Pele
Lenit Bell
Bell
Ross W. Thompson
Erie County
Jesse S. Jiuliante
Y. Rossiter
Robert Pitman
Justice of the Peace
Walter B. Goodwin
Wealeyville
Erie Man Sought After Attacks on Girl
Police seek an east side man in connection with a criminal assault on a 5 year old girl in her Erie home Tuesday night. George J. Christoph, police chief, said the suspect was traced to an Alpena war plant but had not reported for work. The mother surprised the attack but the man fled. He is also wanted for questioning in other attempted crimes against girls from several east side schools.
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Erie
East Side
George J. Christoph
Alpen War Plant
Tila
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Corre Evening Journal
Peenen
Kimball, Inc
Y. Mth St
New York
Equare
Corry Pa
Mayl
Constitutional Commission
A. L. Strong
Club Lasses
Caucasus
Baal
Butcher Steels
Vigoro
Igc
Eters
Gabe
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Kane Zig-Zagger
Brigham Hardware & Plumbing
South Center St
Dial
Erie Court
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Chase Sanhern
Wheaties
California
Lues
Bernstein Brothers
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Abraham
Kineath
Liberty Hiss
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Defosit Insurange Corporation
Evaningtan
Mrs, Hai
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