Stalin's Mask New Book Offers Few Clues On Leader
A New York story notes Josson Stalin remains elusive as to his next move. Deutscher, a Russian affairs writer, provides a penetrating but cautious portrait, calling Stalin a talentless theorist yet a master of political opportunism. The piece surveys Stalin's life, leadership style, and strategic hesitations before and during World War II, casting doubt on his future choices while highlighting his reliance on cautious pragmatism.
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Beltish Press
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Patitt
Soin
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Russia
Tony Coulllet
Lightning Study Lab Housed In Empire State Tower
The Empire State Building again served as a lightning laboratory this summer, with bolts striking the top of the tower a record 48 times last year and potentially reaching that figure this year. General Electric scientists monitor strokes from atop the antenna using cameras, oscillographs, and automatic sensors to measure current, duration, and light output, enabling three dimensional stroke analysis and future electrical testing applications.
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Empire State Tower
Paul ¥. Ellis
Empire State
General Electric
Julius Ho Hagenguth
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Newspaper Insert Reunites Family in Lusk Wyoming
Mose Bourgoin an eighty two year old man from Lusk Wyoming has been reunited with his family after a 20 year search that spanned Canada and the United States. He left Canada thirty eight years ago to find work in the United States and after decades of letters personal inquiries and a five year effort by the Canadian Mounted Police he persisted. A friend of a contact helped locate his kin and the effort culminated in reunion after six years of separation.
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Mose Bourgoin
Bourgoin
Canada
United States
Canadian Mounted Police
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Lightning studies aim to reduce harm from deadly bolts
A foggy scene shows recording devices scanning the skyline. Cameras atop a bulk at S2isilly Avenue and the New Yorker Hotel capture bolts from multiple angles near the Empire State Building. Researchers hope to learn to mitigate a phenomenon that causes extensive damage and loss of life annually.
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S2isilly Avenue
New Yorker Hotel
Empire State Building
Daughters Visit Wilcox Father in Canada Ties
A fragmented notice describes Loyd MeFa of Wilcox Saskatchewan hosting daughters in Canada. One daughter calls another in Minneapolis and Bourgoin joins them at Lusk to see their father. Bourgoin finds a brother and a 14 year old sibling in Canada as the family plans visits from three more sons in Canada.
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Loyd MeFa
Wilcox
Saskatchewan
W. C. Metegeral
Minneapolis
Mion
Bourgoin
Lusk
Canada
University of Toronto to begin new building program
AP reports a $1.1 million plan for the University of Toronto includes an addition to the mechanical engineering building and new structures for arts archives medical research and the school of nursing with plans filed for approval and construction timelines unclear.
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