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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1948

Page

5

Refugees Brave Atlantic In Tiny Craft To Reach Americas

Buenos Aires dispatch details a postwar exodus of Europeans crossing the Atlantic in small boats seeking refuge in Latin America. Norwegians, Belgians, Dutch and others voyage in vessels like the Solbris and Falcken, fleeing jail terms, fear of World War III, or retaliation from Iron Curtain nations. Venezuelan ports see many landings as authorities note organized efforts to move former collaborators, with Jews, Spaniards, Poles among those crossing to safety in South American lands hungry for population.

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Nutritional Problems Of Latin Americans Discussed By FAQ

Montevideo Uruguay report on a FAO led nutrition conference with delegates from 19 countries and 12 international groups. The meeting found Latin Americans eat too few protective foods resulting in high infant mortality and tuberculosis, urged a FAO regional office in Latin America and biannual nutritionist meetings, with next gathering set for Rio de Janeiro in 1950.

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Lenin's Tomb Still Favorite Shrine Of Russians

Moscow reports Lenin's mausoleum remains the most visited shrine in the Soviet Union. On ordinary days crowds stretch 500 yards as visitors pass the honor guard and descend to the burial chamber to view Lenin's body preserved by scientists. The memory of Lenin remains strong among Russians unlike in many other nations.

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