Moseley Named PMA Officer At Auburn
C H Mosely, a veteran federal farm official, is named personal representative of the Production and Marketing Administration for five southeastern states with headquarters in Auburn. He will coordinate PMA and CCC field work, cover South Carolina and Florida, study the PMA program, and advise on future farm programs. Previously a Texas PMA officer, Mosely moved to Washington in 1943 and rose to assistant director.
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C. H. Mosely
Federal Farm
Southeastern
Washington
Mosely
PMA
Texas
India Starts Drive Against Tuberculosis
MADANAPALL India The first nation wide BCG vaccination campaign in India aimed at lowering TB rates was inaugurated here. The program is a joint effort by Indian health authorities and the World Health Organization. A laboratory was set up locally with WHO help to produce the vaccine due to transport unreliability from Europe. India faces about 2 500 000 TB cases annually and over 500 000 deaths each year. The campaign is expected to significantly reduce the high TB burden.
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Madanapall
India
Idian
World Health Organization
WHO
Europe
Zhdanov Death Sparks Westward Speculation
The death of Colonel General Andrei Zhdanov, a top Soviet leader and potential successor to Stalin, triggers Western conjecture on shifts in Soviet policy toward Yugoslavia and the West. Observers note his role in anti Tito moves and Cominform activity, while five surgeons report heart trouble as the cause. Zhdanov's funeral is described as that of a hero and favored son.
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Andrei A. Zhdanov
Russia
Marshal Stalin
Zhdanov
Molotov
Stalin
Finland
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Europe
Ana Pauker
Darling
Moscow
Yustoslavia
Cominform
Comintern
General Staff For World Revolution
Tito
Politburo
Chenille bedspreads gain velour look for home decor
New chenille bedspreads debut a velour finish using Super-One tufting, washable like traditional chenille. Solid color spreads with tufted rows offer a silky, rich drape without lining. Also highlighting shower curtains, embossed plastic textiles, and woven rug ideas advancing year sales and styling options.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Rune
Sul
Mic Tera Ty
Avery Gy
New Code Of Bridge Rules To Become Effective Oct 1
New code of bridge laws becomes effective October 1 worldwide. No change in no trump scoring remains 40 for the first trick and 30 for later. major suits 20 per trick and minor suits 20. Revisions revive provisions from earlier codes and soften penalties including bidding irregularities, revoke rules, and lead from wrong hand.
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Wiliam
McKenney
NEW York
NBA
Declarer
South
West
East
Appeal for Children totals nearly 17 million dollars
UNAC reports national campaigns nearing 17 million dollars in proceeds. Philippines contributes 250,000 pesos, France 130,000,000 francs, Switzerland 6,000,000 Swiss francs, and new totals include 384,000 pounds. Final reports come from 26 countries and 3 non self-governing territories among 55 countries and 30 territories involved.
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Lake Success
New York
United Nations Appeal For Children
UNAC
Philippines
France
Switzerland
Cambridge probate petition seeks surname change
In Cambridge Massachusetts a probate court petition seeks the right to use the surname The brothers, identified as Alexander Alewersge and Vital Jace, request legal recognition of the family name change based on their stated lineage and historical references. The filing cites prior guidance and related nomenclature records.
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Cambridge
Mass
Alexander Alewersge
Ley J. Elowickl
Vital Jace
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