Two Worlds at Paris Conference Echoes in Modern Divide
The piece links the Paris conference of Western European states to the Marshall Plan while noting a growing split with the Soviet Union and a Molotov plan under consideration. It compares current East West tensions to ancient conflicts and ponders Europe’s cultural roots amid ideological divides.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Europe
Athens
Sperta
Carthage
Cato the Elder
Edward Creasy
Spain
England
Tepe de Vega
Calderon
Cervantes
Hi Greco
Murillo
Velasques
Germany
Eterna
Marathon
Salamis
Persia
How's Your I. 9 quiz on Classified Page answers
The item hints at a quiz page asking seven questions from a 1949 style classified section about aviation the Empire State the first Jewish Supreme Court justice and a tax bill veto vote count. It references a French aviator crossing the Channel and asks about HOLC and President Truman.
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Avistor
Empire State
the Supreme Court
House
HOLC
Truman
Liver: its vital role in digestion and health
The liver is the body's largest internal organ, weighing 2 to 4 pounds and located in the upper right abdomen. It forms bile, stores nutrients, detoxifies and aids blood formation, producing much of the body's heat. hepatitis is a serious inflammatory disease of the liver.
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Berly
Washington baseball great Big Train unveiled memorial
A bronze and granite monument honoring the famed Washington pitcher nicknamed Big Train and Barney is unveiled. The item references the pitcher’s legacy and nickname origins, tying to baseball history and regional memory.
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Washington
Big Train
Barney
Royal Navy
Requiem Mass Today for Joseph Schuster
A requiem mass for the late Joseph Schuster was sung at 9 o'clock this morning at St Elizabeth's Church. Rev Carl L Heidt celebrated. Bearers were F Lowe Edwards Howard Van Tassel Leland Croscut and Frank Harvey. Burial followed in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Family and friends from Franklin attended.
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Joseph Schuster
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Carl L. Heidt
F. Lowe Edwards
Howard van Tassel
Leland Croscuti
Frank Harvey
St. Elizabeth's
Alvin Haukin
Richard Haukin
David, Haukin
Allen Sea~holfh of
Franklin
Death of Erie Railroad worker near Lovell Station reported
Twenty years ago a track worker from Buffalo named C. McGrath was found dead between the tracks near Lovell's Station. Deputy Coroner Mark Fullam and Chief of Police Milton Tipton investigated possible foul play while searching for another injured track worker, Clifford McCray, in the same section.
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C. McGrath
Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Lovell’s Station
Mark Fullam
Milton ‘Tipton
Beaverdam ladder fall and Corry Hospital recovery update
A man fell thirty feet from a ladder on the Melvin Smith farm near Beaverdam and remains in steady condition at Corry Hospital as doctors express confidence in his recovery. Also: Wing-Will Stores reshuffles Merle Reynolds out, Ralph Foster new manager at North Center Street location. West Main Street false box alarm leads to arrests expected. a Buffalo motorist prize of 9886 spools announced with two injured and one with lacerations at Brooks Studio. local youths treated at hospital after a studio incident. window display needles and prizes listed with 1933 and 3345 figures.
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Melvin Smith
Beaverdam
Corry Hospital
Seriguy
Damon McCray
Elgin
Buffalo
Canall
Brooks Studio
Harold
Willett
Harold Dugan
Jessie LaMachio
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Iowa
I. 9
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Clifford McCray
Abbott
Green Peppers
Orchard Park
Tbs
Wing-Willi
Sroceteria
North Center Street
Merle Reynolds
Ralph Foster
Main Street
Tipton
Beautiful Celoron Park
Jamestown
Tartan
Skol
Gillette Blades
Noxzema
Dubarry Ega
Doans
Woodbury Soap
Williams Shaye Tale
Pond's
Tampax
Lie
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