Report Recommends Coordination of London Art Groups
A government committee proposed coordinating London art institutions. It recommends dividing the Tate Gallery into two departments and moving sculpture to the Victoria and Albert Museum. The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square would host modern and British art, with selective transfers to balance collections. Water colors would be reassessed for placement.
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Frank Breese
United Press
London
Tate Gallery
Victoria and Albert Museum
National Gallery
Trafalgar
National Gallery of British Art
National Gallery of Modern Art
Tate
Victorrian Albert Museum
Bruch Art Gallery
Trafalgar Square
Constable
British Art Gallery
British Museum
Tokyo Hero Statues In Jap Disfavor
Tokyo residents question Gen. MacArthur's purge of militarist figures as 61 statues and monuments in the city face removal. Officials favor removing the statues to repurpose metal while artists doubt their artistic merit. public opinion may be polled before action. Notable figures include Masajiro Oura, Iwao Oyama, Count Takachiho Togo, and Yamagata, with Shiba ward icons and the Yasukuni Shrine statues under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
United Press
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Home Ministry
City Planning Bureau
Kaku Arai
Shiba
Masajiro Oura
Yasukuni Shrine
Iwao Oyama
Eihachiro Togo
Shanghai
Takamori Saigo
Ueno Park
Diet
Aritomo Yamagata
Russia
No One Injured In Wreck At City Intersection
A collision between Roy McCord of Do than and Luther M. Tuttle Jr of Kansas at N St Andrews and EF Adams streets caused minor car damage with no injuries reported. Investigating officers Fred Draughon and Russell Tedder noted both vehicles sustained slight damage.
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Roy McCord
Dothan
Kansas
Luther M. Tuttle, Jr
N. St. Andrews
EF. Adams
Fred Draughon
Russell Tedder
Safety Man Tries To Keep 'Em Alive With A Smile
Portland safety director Ben F Heinz promotes witty pedestrian safety signs to curb jaywalking. New slogans include Gaze both ways and Be alert or get hurt with musical cues C sharp and B flat. He plans more at intersections and light signals, aiming to reduce accidents.
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Nick Bourne
United Press
Portland
Ore
Ben F. Heinz
Heinz
Oregon
Heinz Soo
Customs Office
Heike
Alvo
Saan
National Safety Council
Heinz Acimire
Neanie
City Dwellers Safer In Lightning Storms
Pittsburg area scientists note city residents face lower lightning risk due to nearby shelters and larger infrastructure. Tall buildings offer protection via steel frames acting as conduits, while urban dwellers gain safety from shorter distances to shelter and stronger protections under study by Westinghouse engineers.
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Pittsburgit Uip
Dp McCagn
Visshtrvenegt
Westinghouse
Missionary Raises Funds By Magic Shows
Ven centian Foreign Mission Society director Paul Lloyd, C.M., uses magic to raise funds for rebuilding Chinese missions ruined in the war. He is chaplain of the International Brotherhood of Magicians Ring No 1 and often performs prestidigitation for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Tlotis U'Pa Toe Rew
Paul Lloyd
C.M
Vencentian Foreign Mission Society
Chaplian
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Ring No. 1
Hitr
Theix
China
How To Iron Shirt In 7 Minutes Flat
Harrisburg feature outlines four steps from Mary Kemp an assistant home management extension specialist at Pennsylvania State College to press a shirt in seven minutes. Dry the shirt straight iron on a medium weight iron on a wide board use both hands and turn the shirt little and lift the iron no more than 26 times. The article adds Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming as the first woman elected governor in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mary Kemp
Miss Kemp
Pennsylvania State College
Norse Travelers Said To Reach Upper Ohio Valley
In an old report, evidence suggests Norsemen reached the upper Ohio Valley long before Columbus. The text notes two Rune Stones found in West Virginia, implying white presence in Monongalia and Braxton counties about four centuries before Columbus imagined a New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. Ve
Ofilo
Weat
Virginia
Braxton County
W. Va
Wyoming Education Spending Above U.S. Average
Wyoming spends 32 percent more on education per pupil than the national average. Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929, adding context to state and federal investment in land and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
Grand Teton National Park
Twin Priests Cause Confusion in Hamilton Ohio
The Rev Raymond Guillozet of St Josephs Church and his twin Edmund Guillozet a lecturer at St Josephs College Rensselaer Ind often visit each other confusing parishioners. For the first time in four years a state 4 H Club camp will be held Sept 5 7 in Douglas Wyoming in connection with the State Fair on those dates.
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Hamilton, O
Raymond Guillozet
St. Joseph's Church of Hamilton
Guillozet
Edmund Guillozet
St. Joseph's College, Rensselaer
Ind
Douglas
Wyo
Fragmented rural note on a chicken and milk freezing fact
An unclear fragment mentions a chicken in Lancaster Kentucky and a Murphy near a small chicken house. It hints at an odd fowl with extra legs and a party heading south. It also references fresh milk and rapid freezing at 20 degrees Fahrenheit in a rough, disjointed manner.
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Chick’s
Lancaster
Ford’ Murphy
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Claude J. Adams
Optometrist
W. Main
Dothan, Ala
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S. Appletree
Coy L. Branson
Jack Kingry
Acme Watch
L. M. Weathers
Worcester
Mauss
Angelo Totacuui
Lena A. Simonemei
Cabe
Pound Cole
Fee Treasury
The
Vincent Massey
Canada
Leigh Ashton
Kenneth Clark
Eric Macaglan
Jasper Ridley
Jonny Rothenstein
Gladstones
Luggage
Troy Lewis Clothing CO
N. Foster
Husky Brothers
Chicago
FBI
Ontarioville
Ill
Gabriel Brothers
Albert
Frank
Ernest
Henry
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Silk Sox
Cotton Sox
Blumberg's Children’s Department
Blumberg
Palm Beach
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rockingham
B.V.D
Catalina
Jantzen
Manhattan
Botany Beau Brummels
Arne Manhattans
BV Terns
Plains
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