Rebirth of German Nationalism Alarms Berlin Postwar
A long World War II era cartoon reflects on a growing German nationalism in the postwar zones. The piece notes mass demonstrations against the Soviet presence in Berlin, mixed views from Western allies and Russians, and the uneasy question of a future German army. It highlights policy shifts by British and American authorities, concerns of French discomfort, and the uncertain path toward German unity and rearmament.
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George Beia Fer
Beit MacKenz
Umildhy
Germany
Berlin
Stalingrad
Brandenburger Tower
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Cologne
Franz Neumann
Brian ‘Robertson
Foreign Office
West
Russia
Moon Residents See Earth Never Set From One Horizon
If you lived on the moon you would never witness the earth set below your horizon because the moon keeps the same face turned toward the earth, causing a constant view of our planet from its surface.
First Crossing of the Antarctic Circle by Cook Expedition
The Antarctic Circle was crossed for the first time on January 17, 1773 by Captain Cook led expedition, as noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Antarctic Circle
Cook
Philip Jessup America's New Voice In United Nations
Philip Jessup, Columbia international law professor, rose to prominence at the United Nations in Paris defending U S positions on Berlin and Security Council reform. A Yale and Columbia graduate, he served in WWI, taught at Columbia, drafted key UN proposals, and became deputy representative to the UN committee on the progressive development of international law. The six-foot-tall, 165-pound New Yorker known for meticulous detail, sharp wit, and Lincolnesque demeanor, was married in 1921 and maintained interests in stamps, gardening, and wood chopping at his Norwalk home.
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New York
NEA
Columbia University
Philip
Carol Jessup
Paris
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Berlin
Jessup
U. S
United Nations
Vishinsky
Britain
Bevin
Belgium
Spaak
Tellius Vishinsky
Columbia
Truman
Little Assembly
Security Council
Warren Austin
Herschel Johnson
Brazil
Marshall
Austin
Roosevelt
Dulles
General Assembly
William Jessup
GOP
Abraham Lincoln
Henry
New York University
Presbyterian Church
Phillip Jessup
Ridgefield School
Connecticut
Hamilton College
Yale Law School
Hamilton
New York National Guard
France
Rainbow Division
West Point
Cuba
South America
E Carnegie Endowment
UNRRA
Herbert N. Lehman
San Francisco
Norfolk
Conn
Lois Walcott Kellogg
Bowdoin Show Displays Henry Richards Watercolors
In Brunswick Maine Bowdoin College opens an exhibit of Henry Richards of Gardiner works including early pieces from Europe and later printings of scenes. Richards, an architect and former head of Richards Paper Co., designed Maine landmarks and founded Camp Merryweather. He is widower of Laura Richards and son in law of Julia Ward Howe.
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Brunswick
Durlime
Bowdoin College
Henry Richards
Garduper
Bowdoin
Richards
Europe
Gardiner Public Library
Maine
Richards Paper Co
Gardiner
Camp Merryweather
Belgrade
Laura Richards
Julia Ward Howe
Philip Caryl Jr and Jessup Peace Advocate Roles
Philip Caryl Jr is named, while Mrs. Jessup is identified as a Quaker. The text notes Jessup's life work toward peace, citing his World War I service, United Nations duties, and a San Francisco remark that peace is not an ornament but fragile, easily broken.
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Philip Caryl, Jr
Jessup
United Nations
San Francisco
Three men plead guilty in milk truck driver case
Otto Roberson J L Merk of Birmingham Tarrant City and Den Vestal of Pallas pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge A L King to assault with intent to murder and assault and battery. Roberson was sentenced to two years with a probation hearing set for Dec 3 Mark was fined 250 plus costs Vestal fined 108 plus costs. all three were scheduled to go.
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Birmingham
Ale L. King
Otto Roberson
J i L. Merk
Tarrant City
den Vestall
Pallas
T Roberson
King
Mark
Vestal
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