Swedish Kosenkina Case Signals Soviet Pressure Threat
The Swedish case mirrors the New York Soviet consulate dispute over three teachers. Moscow seeks the return of Lydia Makarova and two others, while Sweden resists, emphasizing sovereignty and human rights amid Cold War tensions. The U S offers asylum to the teachers choosing to stay in America.
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Strix
Oxsara Stepharovas Kosenkina
New York
Sweden
Nyet
United Nations
Berlin
Kosenkina
Lydia Makarova
Moscow
Leningrad
Stockholm
Foreign Office
Russia
Miss Makarova
Rosenkina
Rustin Saeden
Conan
Washington
Uncle Sam
One Way To Cool Off Serve Lighter Foods
Nutritionist Mary Hulsey advises cooling diets by avoiding heavy starches sweets and fats. She favors fresh vegetables and salads served raw or lightly dressed, and suggests meat egg and cheese salads with crackers for meals. Watermelon cantaloupes and peaches are recommended desserts to reduce heat energy.
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Mary Hulsey
API Extension
Miss Hulsey
Handle Produce Carefully for Fresh Market Savings
The guide urges in-field grading and careful handling from farm to market to cut losses, preserve fruit and vegetable quality, and keep costs down while protecting customer satisfaction.
Grain Sale Notice for Two to Three Pound Cockerels
To save grain sell all cockerals when they weigh from two to three pounds, except those that are to be used for breeding purposes.
Widow Thrasher Farm Show Reveals Modern Farming Day
The Widow Thrasher farm near Fredericn hosts a government soil conservation demonstration. About 20 000 attendees watch 18 workers upgrade the house barn and yard with lime soil terracing and new fences while illustrating 22 tons of fertilizer 92 tons of lime and 1 500 pounds of seed. Gov Preston Lane and Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan attend as the project aims to show long term farming improvements.
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Harman W. Nichols Fredericn
W.d. Tnraster
Nelie V. Thrasner
Catoctin Mountains
Jan
George Edward
Lowsy
Maryland
Preston Lane
Charles Brannan
Home Made Talkies Promise Movie Soundtrack System
Armour Research Foundation develops a method to record voice on a magnetic sound track on film using ion oxide paint. Amateur producers would need microphone, magnetic recorder, projector, amplifier, and loudspeaker. Equipment may reach market in 1949 from licensed camera makers in two form options.
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Chicago
Kinsfolk
Oskaloosa
Zoo
Oscar
Armour Research Foundation
J. S. Emp
Foundation
Magnetic Recorder Division
Kemp
Offering Goes Wrong Way At Church In Memphis
James Richards passed the collection basket at a Memphis church when a boy grabbed a dollar. The mother slapped the boy’s wrist and prompted him to return the bill and drop a coin she clutched tightly in his fist.
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Memphis
Tenn
James Richards
Dorothy Dix Warns Courting Men of Marriage Dangers
Dorothy Dix dispenses hard won advice on choosing a wife noting health, temperament, and shared interests matter more than charm. She warns about bossy in laws and maternal influence and urges men to assess compatibility, conversation, and finances before marriage to avoid loneliness, boredom, or being a stooge.
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Argel
FBI
Iftor
Marc
Arabella
College Medical Teams Fight Poliomyelitis
Northwestern University medical school operates a national poliomyelitis response team of seven faculty, led by Dr. Paul D. W. Hauser, prepared to assist communities nationwide. They provide consultations, nurse training on patient posture and hot packs, and muscle re education techniques.
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Evanston
Northwestern University Medical School
United States
Paul
D. W. Hauser
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
State bans liquor ads in high school publications
NO PLACE TO ADVERTIsE NEWARK, N. J. (UP) The state beverage commissioner Fr. win B. Hock ruled in answer to an inquiry that high school publications could not carry liquor advertising.
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Newark
N. J
Win B. Hock
Arboreal Note Madison Item Details Mr Forest Tree
Madison Wisconsin report identifies Mr Forest Tree living on Orchard Street. The brief item notes the unusual name of a resident in a local street scene. No further context or events are provided in the readable text.
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Madison, Wis
Mr. Forest Tree
Orchard Street
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