Allies Unite: Solidarity Shapes Berlin Crisis Outlook
Tetley, AP Foreign Affairs Analyst, argues that American British unity underpins democratic bloc strategy amid the Berlin battle and U.N. halting of the Holy Land war. He notes five great powers, Western alliance cohesion, and Berlin as a potential turning point in the democracy versus communism struggle.
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Berlin
London
Washington
United Nations
Holy Land
Britain
America
New York
George XI
United States
Russia
France
China
Sam
Europe
Ivan Jirak Aims To Climb Mount Logan In Yukon
Ivan Jirak a Marine veteran plans to climb Mount Logan in the Yukon seeking supplies via a parachute drop if possible. The Pittsburgh native has scaled Mauna Kea Fuji Mount Whitney and Orizaba, facing glaciers and avalanches as he prepares to lecture the Explorers Club and collect rock and plant specimens for Carnegie Museum.
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Pittsburg
Ivan Jirak
Jirak
Yukon
Logan
Ivan the Invincible
Carnegie Tech
Ivan
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Japan
Mount
Fujiyama
Whitney
Orizaba
Mount Logan
Explorers Club
Carnegie’s Museum
Busy Beaver Evens Loss Of His Sticks
John Orth of Trailside Museum narrates a Beaver and boys mischief tale at Bear Mountain Newbury N Y The beaver piles sticks on a lake dock each night to aid campfires but the dock sinks after the beaver gnaws the pilings removing the dock from the camp authorities describe the practical joke as a natural lesson about habitat and animal behavior.
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Beaver
Newburth N. Y
John Orth
Trailside Museum
Bear Mountain
Santa Maria Replica May Be Restored
Chicago officials and Knights of Columbus leader Vincent L. Knaus push to restore the replica Santa Maria built for the 1893 World’s Fair. They estimate a $300,000 restoration fund is needed to return the ship to its original condition and preserve Columbus’ discovery memory.
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Chicago
Isabella
Spain
Vincent L. Knaus
Santa Maria
the Knights of Columbus of
South Chicago
Knaus
Romance Revived After Fifty Years in Auburn
A romance halted fifty years ago ends in marriage as Mrs Bertha Swain formerly of Auburn travels to England to wed E R Swain her former sweetheart from service days. It is her third marriage. Their engagement began when they served together as housemaid and butler, parted after a quarrel, and later reunion followed after Swain, now a widower twice, connected with his former love's brother.
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Auburn N. Y
Bertha Swain
Auburn
Atlantic
England
E. R. Swain
United States
Swain
A Telescopic View Reveals Polar Stars as Circles
A telescopic camera trained on the Pole Star during a full polar night captures stars not as mere points but as circular tracks around the celestial pole, a view gained by continuous 24 hour exposure showing stellar motion and rotation.
Bluebird Makes Home in Milwaukee Mailbox
A bluebird settled in the Harold Lemke family mailbox in Milwaukee. Until eggs hatch and the young leave, the Lemkes must walk to a neighbor's to collect mail. The mailman will not disturb the birds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Lemke
Lemkes
Arizona Excavators Seek Traces Of Departed Indian Civilization
WINDOW ROCK ARIZ (UP) Nine women and twenty men spend eight weeks on the San Carlos Indian Reservation, as University of Arizona archaeology field school students and staff explore remnants of a long departed civilization. Under Dr Haury the crew uncovered a 14th century pueblo with underlying pit houses dating to the 1100s and a 600 room pueblo with a large kiva. They seek to learn why the Indians left, tracing marks on a stone slab toward possible Zuni descendants, and begin preliminary testing of a pueblo near Turkey Creek to distinguish adobe from dirt before digging.
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Window Rock
Ariz
San Carlos Indian Reservation
University of Arizona Archaeological Field School
University
Anthropology Department
Haury
Arizona-New Mexico
Turkey Creek
Diggers to trench near Point of Pines ruin for water storage study
This summer exploration focuses on water storage basins long filled by sand and earth at Point of Pines. Investigators plan trenching near the ruin to examine an early Indian precaution against dry spells.
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Point of Pines
Ceee
Champion donor Raymond Brietz aids Paris in 98 transfusions
In 1935 Paris, champion blood donor Raymond Brietz completed 98 transfusions. Each procedure used about 10 ounces of blood with no harm to Brietz, highlighting his notable contribution to local medical efforts.
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Raymond Brietz
Paris
Walter Hunt the Prolific 19th Century Inventor
Walter Hunt, famed inventor of the safety pin, contributed to many modern devices including the sewing machine needle and shuttle, street sweeping machine, metallic cartridge, paraffin candles, repeating rifle, and the velocipede, marking him as a prolific figure of his era.
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Walter Hunt
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